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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-02

ST.. LouIs, Feb. GA Jefferson City cor
respondent Of the Democrat learns BY pas.
senger from Kansas tonight, that the diff
Guilty between Geary and Sherod, growing
out Of the refusal Of the former to appoint
the latter sheriff, as desired by the Legisla.
ture, had a fatal termination.
Sherod avowed his purpose Of killine
GeAry, and meeting him Ia the street, strucf
him in the face. Geary did not resist, bu,
his friends got up an indignation meeting
on Thursday, 10th.
Sheriff Jones, Sherod and others attempt
ed to interrupt the meeting, and in the ARRAY
Sherod shot Mr.. Shepherd, one Of Geary's
friends, four times, and wounded two others
Mr.. Jones, Governor Geary's Secretary
shot Sherod through the head, killing him
instantly.
Great excitement prevailed at Lecompton
general fight was expected that night.
Gov. Geary's residence was guarded By u
S. troops.
The bank bill has passed both Houses of sh.
Missouri Legislature.
NEw York, Feb. 26.-Mr. McCallum ha,
resigned as superintendent Of the Erie X. r..
and his resignation was accepted by the di.
rectors.
INC sscumcr Heufy uuuSon leaves mere
this evening for Albany, the river being re.
ported open.
WAsnISoroS, Feb. 20 The following i,
probably correct version Of the new Mex.
can treaty
1t contemplstes loan of fifteen millions
OF which three millions are to be applied il
payment OF American claims, to be adjusted
by Joint Commissioners, and the balance to
remain uninvested, and 20 per cent. Of the
amount received from customs By Mexico Ia
be appropriated for repayment Of loan.
1t also contemplates II Joint Postal ar
rangement via Tehuantepec, as we'll as o
transit route.
There is no stipulation for accession OF
territory, and Congress or the President have
no power to contradict such loans.
y. G. Jones declines cabinet appointment,
Of Buchanan.
& PsovIDEScE, Feb. 26.--The House OF Rep
resentatives voted to-day by casting vste Of
the Speaker, 10 restore capital punishment
for murder.
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C. The Bank bill before the Missouri;
Legislature has become law.
during the present winter, therefore, the
OLD Democratic hard money States of Mis-
souri, and Illinois have adopted liberal bank
Ing systems and the little bantling Of Lo-
cofolsm, Nebraska, would have done the
same but for the veto of the Governor. As
u was, two Bank Charters, in addition to the
dozen or more already in existence, were
carried through the Legislature over the Gov
errors head.
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ASorukR lrEx IN THE BuRDxLL CAsE.-Dr.
Spicer, Of Sacketts Harbor, at one time q
partner Of Burdeil's, ha. made an affidavit
that Bardell admitted his marriage to Mrs.
Cunningham in letter to him dated some
months ago. He said in that letter that he
wanted to get the d---d bitch ont Of his
house.
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Ths UsiseA states Against wisoon.

sfn.
A judgment was obtained some time ago
against s. N. Booth, proprietor Of the Free
Democrat, Of Wisconsin, for his participa-
ton IN the escape Of certain fugitive slaves.
Since that time the state OF Wisconsin in the
sxercise Of it, sovereign power, has passed .
Law tending to restrict the authority claimed
BY the United States within the limits Of that
State. Under the judgment obtained, how
ever, the U. s. Marshal recently sold Booths
priuting Office on execution, to satisfy the
judgment in the U. s. District Court. Booth
Immediately got o ut writ and replevied the
property from the purchaser, and now the
constitu tionality Of the Wisconsin Law will
bs brought directly before the Supreme
Court Of the United States for adjudication.
1t 10 unfortunate, however, that the known
hostility Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States TO the principles of freedom, and its
complete devotion through personal and Sec
tional interests to the slave holding oligar-
chy, will deprive its decision Of public res
spect, and render it utterly unavailing to-
wards calming the public mind.
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~ net on the table, but on book that
~ IRE. No wonder, the flush nd ths
MsasAlut from the lady's fAos, fes that
lot was 1sr mother's Rlbis an6 - old
days, Whsa she read it q hsR knee, sens
He Tar teevslers away froun ~ liks's nprn-
Ing, and sesod still and rspleA1Afally abosl
hss. - bowed down her fair fsss On ~ old
brown cover and wept, and - angel in her
heart lifted his head and whispered, s:For-
give even - 70 would be forgiven" There
Sas long, 6erce struggle bsewixt Ne good
eud ovii in the soul Of Alice Asade tkaG
night; but there was new beauty on her
face, the beauty OF psaos, when Is last Il
was lifted from thc old Bible.
(Conoluded To. morrov.i
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BsrDoE At ST. Louis.-The estimate Of the
bridge to bebuilt across the Mississippi at
81 Louis, a. reported to meeting Of the
citizens by the Engineer, Mr.. Bissell, is ST.
225,oOO. This estimate allows liberal mar
GIN Tor outside contingencies, Of $25O, 600,
which would reduce the estimated actual cos.
TO less than million.
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In tAe town 81 HanilaSs In. - - -
! sts; AlSv, two eaess of lAnd 49, -, 49,
seen, = ! - hossd for Kansas il : NJ ,dAys.
fsb3l-a1W 4 CA11f0n
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6sAsg - CesuDcsHvs. -
1agelog1 CpooAv,
Dys1 = besos - shis ~ ~ q Jaaaasy. lsS7.
- J. Q. 0p1ay, We rs~iAsek 81 1nsas 4.
yustiee q ~ Psass.
0ons- AsueAa NvmuSD, - 0n1s.
orDss iasus0oes u ~ abese osopon1, eoaAss
fse0 ~ 1oo1sU - ttse - lnDeD1 NoS3DaA6so>
IN - ~ sukssihss - ~ 49, q n1sAU Goo0D-
80, - 49, u -, betwssa nain aa4 JsAnssn
stsssts, Ksshsk, lsaa. All Lasses = shis State
eAtuessd - ~ y n. J. I'm TICK,
1ebl3n0 61aAs Asst.
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Cooper csnts being about 70 disappsA,
from our currency, in afew years our wealthy
nation will have ssnary red"
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Ill
= c. r., = r.. 4 g. -.
- y - = 5 ss:.s = - *. ~ NJ. s
- s fsian.sss =
Z - - 81 = bsili ~ ;
49, +! ~ eqn - ny Besk Aosss y
Tactics ~ sels ssstsulsss. Ths trsls, a. rssaii
passhAssfs ars invited tosAil.
4 card.
= ,. OGDEN rstsrn he thanks 70 his snnsrsas
4siAsds sAo hsvs Asaessd Mir WITH their traAe -
in1seses during ~ lest eight yssss.
Mr.. "A. 2. efcwusll. = ksrsloloss. viii ssDssis-
tssA thssAla lspossmsnt.
The arn hastss. Ssensa Ssr ~ Ysrpsss = -
:. s - . :; IMAM: !. "a ..,s , :
= hys = sstssnss . lplA Ms1s "a ~ sisseAs,
.Asss - !. slr,s.:s: go - sss''sts'p.
o1I1He lad - 0n0k0.
Ms xc. 1nnAM. q Hss yssk, thsssisiaA-
yAe fer aasss. year ~ loss bssiass lse q
1sea4vAv tss4es (foen@:y 10. 49, ususe,) No.
epensd see0s go 6sse woee 81 ~ RssesGlee, .
Jsnnsse seEsst,up seaiss. ohs y pespassl - sxs-
sSs c,l Is: !. q cl. sesssA :::: :;
Ohilaua's Dresses.
rs.sl:: is.. .i; their own .asia win =
.. .s: e. =. =; nj .:: !. :sE: :.
bfssd wsrk. hlsssAiss. sse., II elaeadesss.
NIB. 70 0snslsnsa Mrs.. = havise bssa -
psllsd y naks LAsndsy aTsagsnseas fos ksr svs
sssi.sss, sAsts sbls % taks ~ vssAiag = : Anar
o.. ':Is,siss ss'A : ss'''a' ''r.g q. 49,
NsW HAP . Kooku6.
VNAH 0emviag d t6Is week y progressing. euA-
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GRAVE AETAIR.-The Chicago papers are
scolding the Council Of that city about al.
legged bribery and corruption in contract
for new graveyard. People speculate in
almost every thing nova days, and in so
"fast" place as Chicago, it is nothing
strange that they should speculate even in
the sacred precints OF the dead. But isn't
there point somewhere for men TO sspause
and consider" in this eager chase for wealth ?
6rS. HESSrscsKs.-This gentleman, now
with Walker, is Hungarian. He is a man
oil wealth, and owns the house in which Kos
suth resides, n London. He is somewhat
known, and fAvorably known, in the walks
OF literature, ''The White Slave" being one
OF his works.
GOVERNOR or MissorRi.-col. Rob't NJ.
Stewart. President Of the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad Company, q bank and i'm.
provement Democrat, has been nominated for
Governor Of Missouri by the Democratic
State Convention.
U Slough, Of Cincinnati, surrendered
bis claim 70 . seat in the Ohio Legislature,
without contest, and bis successful COM
psiior, Mr.. Hosea, was sworn 10.
CT Gen. Richardson, member Of the Coun-
oil IN kansas, and somewha, disting uished
u the Kansas wars, died II Lecompson on the
l2ta inst, according 10 correspondent Of
~ Republican.
0eec SALARs.--The Plymouth Church,
DtookiJn, recently raised the salary Of Rev.
H~nsy Wsrd Beecher to the sum Of IS 900
per amman.
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WE - leave u iafoen ~ eood sitlssas q
w Ksoksk aaA vistaity that ~ have - =
risdisg sgsia. aaA ere pespassA - furnish d.
ell With t1s bsst AZ rleus, % ~ eoe ssaesoohse
terms. We wsvrsstsss 4leas 70 - uesuspasss1 "
any that IL beoughs = ~ nAsbsG, sn1 - dive se-
lsfsetiop, or the noasy sstsa1sa.
10. Any orders, esss9paslsd Nth ~ sash In q
the City Mills Store wih ~ bse0ptty aateodsd 10.
Floor Ard 0rssssiss delivered y s1y past Of tAs
city free u sAases.
iehll.A W. m. AUSTIN CO.
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O3OWA0E MO1aCD.
Yv11 telhuing eee1s, II - ealled fey within
> tAlsty aAvs 11on tAis 1ats, Will - cold - pay
ehasHoo ooamot
g.. 5aals, : Asxss Dsaes and Ms1ieises.
1DWM J. ALDAIC1.
Ilosissss, YsassAyy 8. lOS5-dlns
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Meal Estate Ter OaIs.
Pm N u q . y 4 YVES
{ ffkK for sale the following best Of Real r.
2fuii Lots corner 18th and High sts.
do do do 18th OrisAas streets.
! ~ do sorth side Aorgaa bst 18th lstA.
! do do Biondeaa-st., between eth Al0tA.
do do south side Carol bat 9Th end tn
Lot 70 feet front BY ~ deep, aorth side Mana,
between 5th and 9th.
full lots eornsr 18th and Concert sts
ots IS feet front by 100 dssp. east side 10th e.
beginning ~ feet north VI High.
lor COR 10th and Aigh-sts., 10 feet on leth By
100 on High.
Lots 8, : and 70. blo1A 50. M..On's Addition.
Terms easy. Also
Lotss and 10, block 2, north side 1t FRANKLIN,
bot. 18th and 18th. For terms apply 70
PRIMROSE 4 HAYNES,
Second street, between Main and johnson, over
Doubleday Wilson 5 Store, and opposite the hank
ing Houseof Hatch Thompson. fmha-d
FOM SALE.
ONE full lot corner 9th and Aorsaa streets In
~ proved with flame house, rooms. This pro
perry will be offered for few days only. Apply "a
m.r2-d PRIMROSE 4 HAYNES.
HOH SALE.
A NEW three story brick store, corner 9th and
"A Man-st.; lot ~ by Lac feet; building 20 by %
feet. good investment Apply 10
mh2-d PRIMROSE HAYNES
~rOR SALE.
A LOT Of ground 70 feet front ON 5th street, "a
"A 20 II lovo0uth Of EAnk street. By 1855 fsst deer
mia psiEsoss. HAYNES.
EOA SALE.
I OF corner Of 18th asd Johnsos streets, 100 BY
- lao feet. II 10 considered cheap ct the prics
at which tits offered. Yor terms 10, apply to
mh2.d PRIMROSE HAYNES.
ron SALE.
A NEW three story brick store. huilt Of The best
IA materials and % the most Substantial manner
nne store room % 6nt AooS, rooms I'd story, and
5 above; also good cellar under the whole; lot -
by 80 feet back outlet on alley The property Il
nov rented for u 900 and will bring mor; situated
east side Of I'D, between Ma and johnson Sta
Appiyto PRIMROSR 4 HAYNES,
march2-d Seconds ST.
Fer Sale Very Cheap.
ONE full lot, south side u High, between 18th
" and 18th streets; i'm proved with . new double
brick house, = stories high each department ~
rooms, with front entrance to each In fact they
arc separate dwellings under The same root, built
in city style; celltr under eaeh, and plasts1sd
throughout new frame house and stable beck also
s''- well Of soft p sstsf sAPp''a |.
0ficc over Doubleday 1 Wilson's Store, Second
st., bet Main and Johnson, and opposite Raaking
House Of Hatch Thomson. tnArsh1-d
SPECIAL ELECTION.
A SPECIAL ELECTION will be held on w sdass-
~ day, the llth day Of March next, for tho par
poss cf voting for Of sgainst the ssssptanss u ~
Act OF the Legislature Of - STAKE d Iowa satl-
tied IAN Act 10 amend the Charter Of the City Of
kookuk, and approved Jan. -, 1887.
Said election will be held 1t the following places,
t0-sit:
LIST Ward, st the Office OF b Kilboune, ESQ.,;
"a !" q /" the mayor;
30 /" Mcchanics' Block;
4th " Burrows' Block.
Polls win be opened ri o'clock .. M. and closed
NJ pm.
cHAs. PARSONS, Acting Mayor.
keak Ak, Feb. Is. 1857 .dtOt
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V1vHB LAdi0s ueosvoleus Doo1e4y uesas svVey -
i usday sfsssssss q 1s'slsse, svss nssSy ri
TO- sleGAlng sters-satsones irom - Uoeuoe. ~
ssss hevtns 60 - slskhiae - Aas1 - SUoussosl
- sso6 sush afeielse - tAsy 0ay feel WitltpG 4
give, . The sssassy resn.
I.aiss i.sstssssa b hsAsf II tAs per ass u
vitsA - aAteod.
Esokuk Iovn Yek L. se9
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--------- ---------- ---------------------
Regular Des Msines nlyse Packet.
rlsHE BADGER STATE, ID. q. ssx-, - =
L sLK, Master, will leave forFort Dss
Monss and intermediate ports this day q . 'osook
p. m for freight Or passage apply on hoard.
maroh2-d
Fer Eaayvllle.
VHHEstssmer CLARA HINE, PArrwn, ~ =
L Master, will leave for above on
Tuesday, March I'D. For freight apply to
BROWN = taylor,
March1-u1t Lsves.
store ksem en- Maim.ss. Ter RsHI.
VIE store room aow ecssPisd b llitshsssh !
Co., on Main-st. Possession given on The lat
OF May. Also, tho three story AeIsk bsil6ins ia
HAsassty = Block. Inquire Of
meh2-as. RicKEY tsrNPsoN.
fOn SALE.
A BRICK DWELLING House, ON corner lot si1 II.
A front, in block ". Inquire on the prsuises,
march2-d4ts HENRY SCHLULER.
DissOlutlOn.
VvSHE partnership heretofore existing. bstves,
George b. Raid, james q. Shields and HurA 4.
keid, In the W bOlesslS Dry Goods busjness. unae,
tho maine and style Of Reid, Shields 4 Co. has been
this day dissolved by mutual coassnt.
The busincss Of the old arm will be settled mn.
All their outstendi4 debts collseted asd al their
dcbts paid by Gee, u. Raid md Jsm . q. Shields.
msnbrss OF the old Arm, who will still coatiuus II
the business At their old stand, No. - Msin II .
under the name and sty ieof Raid Shields.
feb. 70, 81. GEO. b. kEID.
mh2-d3t JAMES q. SHIELDS,
sHU0H +. KID
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The declination OF Judge Lowe renders il
advisable to hold a Convention in this Judi
cial District to select candidate TO succeed
him.
As the time for the election 10 rapidly ap-
preaching, it 10 important that the Conven-
ton for that purpose should be held Is soon
IS practicabls. We therefore suggest, for
the purpose Of bringing the matter to q TO.
Gus, that the District Convention be held At
Darlington, on Tuesday, the 10th of March.
PAcTTic RoAD.-A bill has passed the
House for wagon-road and post route to
the Pacific. The mail service 10 to commence
one year hence. Many people think the
probable success Of this enterprise will delay
Tor some time the Pacific Railroad, and part
y remove the great national necessity for it.
But certain it is that some useful thorough.
fare 10 greatly needed, both by California
and Oregon, quite as much as by the people
on the Atlantic slope, for their loyalty to
the Union is something like co. equal with
their interest in it, and neither Oregon or
California have been growing very fast OF
late, Tor the reason that travel thither is so
expensive and troublesome.
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Il eNteA.

TOHN BLUM having uads = ae,ls. ns.t d =.
undefsisnsd. fer tks hsasAe II eli kis sssAitess
hoties 10 hereby given " al psssens havias slaius
against to 49, Man 70 pssssnt then inmsaiatsly,
asd all pssSonstndebtsd are requested e make In
mediate paynant. +. MILLS,
Auisnes # Jshn HAN.
keokut. Fob. -, Iss7-l 37d
ESKRsA 6piRiT GAS = ~ Dsu116sss z
WtLklNnON 1Ah9HALL.
feb17-d Cornsr 1ain ell "a ~.
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RoCk 1T CUTLB0Y.
CONE very ans pelessns for sele u
= 2f lss, .s.,., 1aoAfsoA : s y Ss's.:..
CIlvBk WAkB AID kaosy 0esds, suisaIls 81
- CAsistnss I'D New Ysas,s PEssssts, ~ Mn d
asG9lA THOMPSON DRtpo1A
Vfy1oHtDON 1RID0E6 hass fsesols he ja11ly
! eDleessAsa Anssisaa Wstsh, naAe ~ ~ -
~ WsssA Co., ed varraatsd ~ esssilsne sa0a
keeper.
Ass3Aa No. q Maia stssss. ~. - ssas1.
KB0kUk 4A01mR 1NoU0ANOA 90,
OoDltol, 49, 49,
j anee ba6ine0a. ooGna risks taken aasustsmas1
reass, aaAtAe sssaloask iasilitiss sxtssAsdss rec
aJas euetoOegn.
Lsssss Dseapsly AAjusssA.
D1nUCso0os
.. ls34gDaA, 0.E. Kilbousne,
y. lASiseo, Geo. D 6oytA.
ysAn 1snplis, Al. Deniag,
Z. =. 1neay, j. ,. WesaSssd,
!. Kilbeusne, les. y. Coa.
VIC. Rsatgsn. -
n1lD0MAN, prsoadaas.
0.D.e9Y1H, vlee psssi41at.
Al. oD4Ino ,1rsas1ssS.
W1.x. 1U11on, ooeeo1oyy.
O0ee u 0nmp1es bail1 i1a .Deoeoan1enet.
tnn1lAAw
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DlnoOkUrlUN.

VrHR oo-partnssship hsses<4oss sxistiag hstvsea
! Cave Bailey vss dissslvsd ~ nstaal saaDsai
Jan. 18th. 1887. The business II IN laAs I'm III
settled BY either PARTY. Oar ae thsif OLD staaA
No. ~ Aain-st.
They vouid most cordially rssomnAnA q tAsis
old eustooss and fsisads 4. Z. Hart -, vhs
succeed thsa 10 The Book aal 0sAsiessry bssiasas
jAn1l-d3v
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01BA4 0UA0DQ.
efNnOnP6ON . BRIDGES, u MaIn-st., 1--we Iss
! ssls Ash0suktS eslsbmtsd eteam 0auen, 1T
etsa0boats, kssonetivss, aa1 eeatioeasy 1nGtso.
IL 10 the mest psslsst 0sags - usss excessively
esd 10 ~ 1ase and C1nAdao, tAan sny slAcr
eaege. 1aGiossss ~ e@Asss ass isviAsd - ell
anA s1a@l1e.
u oil slsas. - sAest D0etss. ftuo11
J8WDI0Y o3001s
sIVaB unasniens4, ls4s 1re@ one q ~ 1gsf
I class estabalsh0en0 h Destoo, na11., take
pleasure IN inlosniAgtAs silissas Il Ksoeuk Aa1
vicinity thai haveopeoed STORE u u 4a1n-st.,
betvsse lad ssA "a. vith sAsiss aaA vslI sslest-
q sonok = Washes, Silver Wase, Jsvsly -
bsny ooels, which - s1ss Ter sale q seoesoaAos
prices. The public are invited - sall an6e1omine
esy goods. THOMPSON : DRID0Bo.
ssl givss BIZ pssssaal satsatSss - 1as voesA ~
pairing. 6se3l-1
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OORGe
A N Invslid's oGsring TO the psos.--Ths psoossAu
"A Of her embroidery, over and shove he sxpssss
Of the natsyis!s in silk sAisssi, gold thrsad 81
ssphyr wostsds.
sc.rfs, ssPss, sleaks, shAwls hsqssa. shilAssa's
wsrdrooss. btfth toilets, slipps, vests, Nspsises
smoking eaPs, Bmpssss 8agsaic heiAal subss, 40
~ 4iO0 Victoris Ott0naas md divaas.
Patterns unique and unrivalsd. Psrsoas dssisias
the above articles will please aAdrs0
BOX AT, PssteAss,
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Il 11011DY - Oeunssllse q Law, a. aeen
"A ~ ~ paseAaDs - sale q Heal Aso1e. Gel
ieselng baSineee stAaaAs1 ~ prsnptly, tltjes ~
a.iasA - : lase ssnbe = sity ls6 - fGFnl
alunyD1oreule.
o. hstvsa kaia - JsAsssa, - sssssA stssSt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-02

Tobe SolA,
- GALLOWAY, being about 70 remove 10 mees
IN. extensive premises, will sell his present
place Of business ~ feet front by llo deep 70 the
alley, exactly oppesi,s the PostoAaee, On johnson
street.
Titlsdirsct from tho Half Breed -indispstabls.
and unincumhersd.
A. money is not the object Ia selling. terms viii
b,eAsy ~ regards tins. IfsbzS-d1m
". n. RaCE,
A RCHITECT. Once In kilbouns's Biosk. a
"A Aain-st, bet. ID and ID, ksokuk, Iowa.
feb2s-d
+. ArChlsocs.
" A. RICE, Asshitsct, havisg rstusnsd from
W the Ea1t, can b sesa By thnss whs nay ~
Sure bis ssrvios, .. his oocs u KibouYus's nioak
XAin-st., bet. ~ end Sd. ffehe0-<lv
Lock MeYel
QoBERTs0N 4 LIVINGSTON, hAviag sold ost
IN their entrestock In the Rssd store 10 Mr. Sem Z
0sahsm, they woud b very argsnt N thoss inAsbt-
I'd 70 them 70 oil and settle their bills o. Soon =
psble, - the paetiss wish 70 engage In othAr bas
incss.
Those whom " are indebted nssd not b par
ticuiar about calling. Geo Ro6artson will b at
the old stand Tor two weeks 10 obtain settlements
feb28-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-02

HAKWAKE AND CUTLkkI!
~. ~. = NJ. u q r =
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL4Rs,
j hsvs u store, and are reviewing thsis ssppliSs
FOR ths spring tsads, direct fron tt nakssu vAish
they odsr 70 cash and psonpt Hns-h~yen o e.
vofabla terms. The Stuck bsing anueaally lasee
they eon1dsaty solicit IN examfnslien q Is sa9e
feb27 -d&w H.W.4H. TUCKER,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-02

U Slough, Of Cincinnati, surrendered
his claim 70 . seat in the Ohio Legislature,
without contest, and bis successful com
peiiior, Mr. Hosea, was sworn in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-02

IN n e = Il Co.,
M I'LL close out the balance Of their stock Of
w Yankee Notions, Hosiery, Enhssidsriss. and
Laco,
i BsloU Cost, II Applisd for Soon.
Tsahs--Cash FOR sii suns andss tlee; over that
amount, fosr months will b. gives Tor approved en-
dorsed papsr. lNNkS . DO.
fGb77-dAt la Main-st.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of
Y on Order Of the Marshall County Court of
c mmon Pleas, at its January Term 81, held at
the town of Plymouth, in Marshall county, State of
Indiana, on proceedings pending therein,-.on a
complaint for Partition OF real estate, wherein
Nancy Gum is plaintiff, and Daniel Gum, Mo-
ses Gum, Nathaniel Shirland Maria Shirland,
Ransom Barber and Augustine Barber are Defend
ants, will offer at public sale at the Court house
door, in the town of Plymouth, on the 18th day of
March, 1857, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A
VI. and O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. the following
described land, to wit: The west half of the north
east quarter of section thirtytwo (2,) in township
thirty four (34,) north of range one q east, in
said County and State. Said Land is appra;se ed at
Nine hundred dollars.
Terns-Not less than two-thrds OF the apras-
cd value cne-half cash in hlnd-balance in six
and twelve months, with security.
a. c. CAPRON,
Feb. D, 1857. 4t-l3 Commissioner.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

THE NoRrnERS Containing
more reading matter than any county
newspaper in the STATE Of Indiana. Worth
ern LndianiGn.
Well, that's big talk for little paper.
Spose YOU hadn't examined the Marshall
County Democrat, when YOU wrote that
oh. We see now--Plymou- is SO far ahca'i
If Warsaw, tha, You don't think of CHASING
oar paper with Country .Ncwspapers'
Thank you Bro. Williams. and when you
can make /; convenient 10 come down thi~
way. wei take great pleasure in SHOWING
you round" our cI.yl