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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-05

CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS.
Entrance Ma. G2 State IT..
/ INSTITUTED September, 1881; Incorporated by
l. the Legislatur4 81 Illinois, February, 1853.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon this
long established Bsd popular Institution affords
gratifying evidence That the superior advantages
aaa facilities 1t uncrs Tor the acquisition OF thor
ough knowledge af the, various branches ~ Com
merciaI Eduestiob, are fayorably appreciated by a
discerning and intelligent community. Over 200
full course students have bGen in attendance du-
ring ths past winter, being nm amount Of patron
age gn para leled IN tbs country.
The Collegiate Course 10 the most extensive
complete and thorough introduced into any
Com nerciai College III this country, and comprises
practical Instruction look keepi az and Accounts
adapted to every kind Of business including an
elaborate work on isairoad Book eping, repaired
by the sly FOR this sch OIL knowl-
edge u whish is alono worth more 10 the Student
than the tuition es for the entire course tcgeth.
or VITA Conmcre nj Calculations business Pen
mafship, and the suhjects Of Commercial Law
Albert Kidder, esq, the populnr American Card
Writer. whose specimens If Pcnmansh,p received
the highest premiums at the great State Fair, held
y Htw York City IN 1854, has been engaged az
Professor II PENN aaship.
Another course Of free public Lectures will be
delivered during ,hc winter at Metropolitan Hall,
by several u the most distinguished citi,ens Of
thicngo. student can enter whenever they please
Circulars and Catalogues furnished g-atuitously on
application Mt the College.
Chicago, Nov / SOD I'm.
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HARD weed LuWDaf
~ oil kinls ean b had 81 sailing % J. b.
" Pascn, Il IT, gard near the Depot Of the Fort
Dies Moines Railroa1, svAArs ~ Lsmber can b.
sesn, anl viii - sonslansly arriving. Arg ono
wishias Lnnhes aewed to order wiltplsas1 isese =
I'LL Of the Same, and II will b attended = seoe
s8 sr $3.50 o. DAGnRIN-
dssl1-dea J.D. R1r1, Ags.
tTinss copy 3m.]
On BOXES Glassware ard wisdow alass &
lOU % 8s 1IYNOLD6' psug Dtsss.
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DsrSSs
ls NselisA GOODS ~ ~ spsing trade " the
ships Atlantic and kockaway from Liverpool, and
stssms13 up ths Mississippi, together with extern
sivs puschaSss from American nsnufacturers BY
slness evesy boAt which arrives Ut this port, and
ere prcpsrsdse oSer increased Inducements 10 pur.
shascrs and will duplicate any st. Louis bill Whish
may have been made In our line. aAw
M ILLEhS end Manufacturers will find 8 CON
Ivl slant supply Of large Circular ssws, warran-
ted, and II tbs manufacture prices; say IS, SO.
~ and 81 iRches, and when required so inches, To-
gethcr with the smaller sizes, at the sign Of tbs
Red Paddock. s.W. III. TUCKER.
may2iidw. &
4 xESiAxEs .--Hunt' Collins simmoss ,Lip-
"A pincott's axes, for sale low by
s. Wan. TUCKER.
9 pADkS--Ames' ,Rowland's and other brands,
~ fer sale by y. w. 4 IL, TUCKER.
G HovBiS-Amcs', kowlAnd's and other brands
II0ES-Solid goose neck, riycted, castste.f plan.
l. ters' and Carolina hoes. for sale In grca. va.
riety by s. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
[ aud Trace Chains, large stock for sale low
" by 3. w. 4 IL. TuonBk.
(y0RN PLASTERs--A Superior article for horse
~ power, and wonderful labor ard time saving
machine. for sale by b. We IL. TUCKER.
skAIN and grsss scy ihes--A large stock OF al.
- dron's and other makes, FER sale low sy
M OI.AY iron anu wood bra ed grain O. ali ~ for
AvA sale low by S.W, IL. TUCKER.
2NAiTns--Wrought tube patent and common
~ Snaiths, . large stock, for sale low by
a S.W. h II. TUCKER.
LAY and Straw Forks--A very large stock Of
/ 4 various qualities for sale by
MANURE Forks long and short handles, for raIa
Nl by y, W. 4 II. TUCKER.
Az and uarlen kakes for sale by
II $. w. 4 Ii. TUCKER.
i EDiE shears and Pruning Hooks 81 diderent
l. i patterns, for sale low by
WAN. TUCKER.
I y,iiAss hooks for sale by
" s.w. II. TUCKER.
voIL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
s.w. a II. TUCKER.
nLACksMITH's Drills for the bench, . good ar.
- tiele, for sale low by
s.W. II. TUCKER.
HORSESHOE Nails. the genuine Grifdn, and
s.wtH TUCKER.
( NOOPEks' Tools, r good assortment, for sale bl
~ S.W 4 N. TUCKER.
Sign Of the Md Paddock
straw and C0vn.ssaIk Caters.
n VERY substantial machine, cousidersd The
A b.st in use; cutting equally we'll straw and
corn stalks for toider--something which should be
in The hands oi every farmer and stable keeper.
For sale by s.W & II. TUCKER.
aug3d&w sligo Of the Red Pa.iiock
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Troy Fl ard W are Store.
HITCHCOCK u CO.

Troy Fl ard " are Store.
HITCHCOCK 4 CO.,
s.Gs o. sss sosrIsK LOCK, l5s uxios BLocE,
d ain street, keokuk, lows.
Wholesale and lsetaii Dcaiers,
A kE rscsising isrgs and and gsns,. & q
to which the ittention OF dealers and customers Is
respectfully invited.
Keokuk, may3i'a6daw
QANkEs' Shears, n nice article, for sale 81 the
- Troy Hardware s.ora: sign Of the Morse Lock,
$50 Main-st. HITCHCOCK, MOTT > co.
gTvHE subscri bers are now recclying large add.
i items TO former stock Of Hardware and Aous
keeping wares, to which they invite tho attention
.usasd HIrcHcocK, MOTT ! CO.
ne Csnsracters, ButIdsrs Z ssAcrs.
WE ara receiving our assortment 81 Buildcrs'
W Hardware, direct from manufacturers; also
at iS9 Main Street, Union Block.
auE3s HITCHCOCK, MOTT co. &
s..mc.c1 preserve x esssss aaA
SRuco Pane.
u RIGHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Sauce
ID Pans, Cullendcn, Skimmers, DippeTs, Wssh
Basins: Ladies, Forks, spoons Caps ara ssssssI
PANIED Chamber and Water Pails; foot Baths
Trunks. Cans, and : variety Of other articles on
sale 1t I 50 Main street. uniop Rlosk.
sus9s HITchCOCK, MOTT GO.
ENANcl Onameiied Chamber Setts, consisting Of
Il water pails. chsmbsr DO and foot baths. Paint
cd pals, foot hath and chamber pals In sets
or single, also variety OF house furnishing goods
10 silver plated, britannia, japancd, white nstal,
and comnon wsres, for sale at the Troy Hardware
Store, Sign OF the Mortisc Lock. l5e, Main st.,
UHisn Block. HITCHCOCK, MOTT CO.
IOLT9' REvOLvRIls.--Ri1es ana dcsbls bar
~ relied Shot Guns csn ~ fond - the Troy Hasd-,
ware Store, l6e, Main st., Uaien Block.
ssp3e HITCHO0UK, MOTT > co.
FN11DcT0k TILL L0CKN-A psrfssE sssarity
~ 1of The money draEes, for sale 81 the 1Toy
HarwAfo seorc, sign az Moftise LDek, 16e 1ain-sl.
novSd HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 90.
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- - 0D0O0S~p
Rsal Neaass ana xnsurencu Agent.
fA1O4h Kl1boaSA 4 + Nh. 21A dsest, be-
" tween Ind and ga. Ks0Euk, Hs1s.
John. Whtahssd. e.. New IA; ca. 4. Frost,
do; Messry. Page Bfiess q 6abbttt boston: Amos
D. Smith, esq, Providence. II. r., Edsar Conklin,
ESQ Uncinpati o.; j. ~. zackcYie nd New Or.
lsans. ssaaS aIk4sl $50 ~ ~ 'ssess#l
REAL KesAI. Aosscy ~ les ttentioa paid
and Lands Of every descriptiou
LIS, RIEs Axp MAasxs IxsunAucx AaRSeS for
the HMutsal LIE Issrrsnes Cospanv" n New
York. AscanuIaAea Hun1 RI - ~. 5#8
- nSLAAnsc IL 1Ansas lnoGeAnon Oo,
q rrosiasnoe, =. I. rasg ~ uspitAl 9ite, e0o.
Aab AfhsShun III 1seunA1ca Cos u Lon
oon. bsa0en o fniiaasipafss =.
lie rsasia 1Asrs AIe me e r. iss. Co." Of
~ .ssa - ..P.ss s.S ~. ~
"a -. Ase1s - ~ sso,s nm
49, HIIEI HIIs}a4xXykylc.sss"
I'LL .,or .as Wy .s. ~ Z. cs~ o. snn
y,nsS =" TsP..su - 80 Lsss, ssv - -
$3.50 - ,.,.ns~ - -. 49, - - - - o."s'
I. rs-s - 49,. On
- 49,. sS'4' s~S - ~ 80
l-.y -.
GIly Lots and Lana Ter naae.
~ ACRES splendid farming Land, situated
4 i f about 10 miles directly west Of Abba Nun
county. This Fine Tsast consists sf Prairie
aud Timber, partly undsY csl;ivstiou. Timber of
the very best quality. Price very low, and terms
easy.
40 Acres near Ambrosis, beipg 3 part Of what Ia
called the bEcuton Farm" Lava very handsome
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y re.Ia Arrival.

lDRr FDLIOs, Writing Decks, Ladies uars
/ Inkstanas and n variety ~ Fancy Stationery
for Lasiiew' use, for ssie 81 A9Al.k's
sept5 Bsokstore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-05

EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.
npiNd business entirely on the " Cash system, -
- expect To sell Goods ns cheap ms any other
houge il kcokuk.
Ny stock comprises everything In tho Dry Goods
linz: Muslin bieaeaed and unbleaahed drills, cal
eas, dslnes, bareges lawns vel,ets, swsses, jack
.os,fs and silks. Every variety and all styles Of
Ladies Dress Goois Also, edginy, Insertions
gloves, mits, hosiery, collars, undesleeyes ehemi-
seits ribbons, bonnets hats, caps. &c. large and
Well selected stock q Ladies Shoes and CATERS -
his", good assortment of Cassiincres, black and
blue tloih. Doeskin Summer Cloth, &c. A large
lot at summer Ncstings, such as Marseiilss,
>ssks, ac.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes OF nil kinds for
o'htiensnfS wear. trayats, stocks, gloves, DC,
ann mary other articles t'o numerous To mention
All - Which Will be sold at very low prices for
cash, My Co.pls renew. Come and examine for
yourselves. Notroabe to show Goods and Prices.
keokuk, June ls.ddw JHU
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Collector Of the City of Keok 4

Jan. ~, 1sS7-Asw
CURDINO AND PAVING NOTICE,
To The UnknaWa OWaess - aay
Lots a1en the fslDewing AsscSleeA
streets.
A r . nssting Of the City Council Of The CITY at
~ Ks0kuk, held December Esd, A. D. lSAS, ths
following resolution was adopted:
kes0lved, That the owners II the Lots situAte1
upon the streets 6csorbcd below To- VIII: On Blen-
dean street from Water 10 Fourteenth atrsss; -
Concert fron First 70 sizth street; o. High street
from Second - 6Sxth street; on kxcA4nes slsssG
from Water 20 Fourth strset on Yifst street irem
kxchanGe 70 Dlondcan street on Gecend street iron
Aata 10 High on Fourth street. from Johnaon 70
0rissoa On Firth street froD johnson 10 OIlsans;
on Seventh from Times 10 Btondrau street; On
Eighth from Main to Blondeaa street; on Ninth
street from Johnson 10 Concert; on Tenth from Ex-
change 70 csnOass Jon Eleventh lsoa Main street
" High; on Twelfth from Main 10 High street %
Thirtcenth street from Main " Coussst; On Hsss-
teenth street from Main to Blondess, and fTontsse
upon any OF said streets, be directed 70 hsvs ths
curb stones SGT BY the 1rst day Of JGns nsxt and
the aide ualks graded and paved By the Asst dsy ~
August nest; the same 10 be- dsne h accordance
with the Ordinances Of ths City. A4
Icrnn.r the above . e copy q 1 rsselssis.
passed BY the City Council IL tbs City u
Keokuk. Given under ny hand this 1lss
day Of December, A. D. 1888.
BE-. MERRIAM,
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-~~--
A P0LO0Y--Te my old sustomers, and the Ia
change In the inside aSangsnent and outside sp-
pcarsnse II NJ sstAhlishnens.
Though twas not until aftsr pstisat ~ shor-
osgh legal Investigation that bseans soasinctA
go =. change. %: Z changing :. s.c.c
Shoe Ehop." have mot ceascd u masslaetass I'll
kinds u Lsdies shoes, = before, but bevs, - -
dition, engaged n Boot making Tor their Hs.han11
faInily snd frisnds can 10 accommodated 6 cae
shop.--The OILY oxn " KEoKuK where you - -
anything, u the Boot and Shoe Iine made 70 eedsr
10 ~ 8. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. -
varietyef Eaatern work ID kept Tor sale shsap.
cAzne and sxsnins The gssas aad bny, u lsatss
orders. vhish will b promptly attsn = h
novlT g.. "A. DUKE. =
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Nos Sc and s. IL wee, opposite Steamboat Landing
kk0KLh, IOWA.
IITE arc now IL es,ipt of large stnck Of goods
w in cur line for wiyrsR TRADE, 10 which the at
tention of CASH CUSTOMERS or PROMPT rIsg BUYERS
Is solicited. oar stock is partly comprised of the
following;
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hegtby recommend my tricad Lvrirs 10 oar
NUN rous iafrans ~ gsitieiaan stety eay war.
ahy tae5f eniira roahaenCe, ana tu{is capable of
eeniactil 'he business to the sat.Ie tatstAeiee II
all
aeel az + kEIIEY
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DELINQUENT LIST or Lots
IN which Special Taxes are due, and nspaid. fer
~ carbing and Paving, or Paving, In frsnt of
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NJOTICE no FARMERs.-Th highest cash
LIZ price will be paid for cider apples delivered in good
order, the Leland Cider Mill, Westbofo Centre,
after the 7th day Of september next For fnther par
Westboro or Of GREEE PRATT, No. Il Front street.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13
LOCAL MATTERS,

LooklHe LrEs BuMsEss.-Five steam
boats, ell wheeIers, were lying .. th,
le,se At one time yesterday morning, load
cd with merchandise Of various kiuds. The
space from Brady street up the river. in
front of Burrows block, was full Of bu.
siness mixture. consisting Of freight, horses
and drays. and gosdly number Of bipeds.
OF the latter, the most were busy. Some
were on hand though, having no visible en-.
ploymsht excep. that Of watching the stir
around them, and speculating cutie audi
bly, upon the future prosperity Of Davenport.
The names Of the boats were ~ follows
Conewsgo. Audubon, Orb, Mansfield and
Bnzil-snd. their places Of destination,
both up and down the river. With broad,
well constructed and convenient isvese, On.
ished ii ~ our worthy Mayor has recon.
mended, our city's front would soon be
grsesd by the presence Of ave and twenty
steamer. at q time. We leave our readers
to draw their own deductions, At the same
time desiring them to think and speak
properly when liberal improvement poll.
cy 10 attempted to be seriously insugurs.
ted.
p. S.-Three other boats joined those
above mentioned, making eight here at
once.
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Tzs kIvEas.-The st. Louis papers Of
Thursday last report oil the rivers above In
good bosting order. The river 10 10 6ne or.
der at this point. Whether it IL yet open
At Lake Pepin we do not know. The cold
weather Of the latter part Of last week may
nave prevented its opening. Yesterday week
me mercury stood below freezing =, the
Lake, and teams were crossin. on the ice.
The river was open above to 1t. Paul.
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THkoSeiso TO

THkoSeIso TO IowA.-This great
thoroughfare into the interior Of Iswa (the
NJ & N. Railfoad) is thronged with passen.
gers. Two trains day, of four cars each,
are said to be the compliment; and the
ears are crowded every day. The facilities
for getting into the interior from this poin,
are better than ever; the 6t,ge Compan
having largely increased it's stock of horses
and coaches during the past year. The
mud embargo has rot yet been removed,
but it can las, only little longer. The al.
vantage enjoyed by our growing city In
thus daily being visited BY hundreds Of
strangers, mus, continue to rebound to il
benefit. More or less will stop here and
take up our unimproved lsnd.-lopa City
Repub.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13
To Bent, For ! or 10 Years.
roseaue nnd Appe ndag0ss

vv,His lathe most beautiful and pleasant phase 10
Scott county. The dxs,inE nae s's ana ogss
ana Trees. Garden with grapes, eurrsns straw
SsI s., plum. nns eaerrss Sa ~
bearing orchard of superior Io ssiS, ~ ,Ss Or
cn.,S s"r IS acres woodland pasture with arswsoa
Tor family use, snd ~ acre lot u isnd n hsTs
Nth the ssos described premises aesnsa mad
and ,n,ss hou,s. In nne, ~ Is my old homssissa,
s,,us.sd adj pinlng the cit, Of LsClaife ron nS
ane view Of the Town Of Port Byron sno Mc III
App M ~" Davenport.