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.Hr. \. /. Sterling, OF iii, city, has couscr. y.
tel to the publication OF IDy following facts,
o'r. Iii signature, concerning a cue perfected
by t!.c Gsc D tuis rsuciy, which iac,s ave cor.
'o1o'a'ea b! the Rev. l.. JI rc,sc who vas
acquainted with all the c. .c,austauccs.
M q. \. LcoUayG--D,ar Sir.-Somc ten
days since, heard Oi II poor bat deserving
German. ~ Nutsy.y street. wnu Was sulir.Irr
Lum -vvc.c attack ol Cu,s and i,,,l, Goa.
t.tyIrd .u the tow gOw.ds, urar NySa5A, y. j.
HH'" h.'" one nulav OF .ugr Sulgh American
I,.c. u.a Aguc I.vmruy, aud i ulu. q, me
pleasure 90 LAY, tu4t trr disease has hvvu utu.
Er" MP 10y - U,u, aItd It permanent ,u,r u!.uc.
ted Ituy !o.ts. y. !, LI.LING.
New lurN, Nov. Il, SJU.
Iu acquainted wI,u tuc facts set forth H..
the HrnNc cc.t.iiCItc, aud c,u w.tursS To- the
H",.. ui ttc statements thr.c.A contained.
l.. ~ rEASE.
Sov't Five Points House ot Industry.
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Scheme.

Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par
Checks Oh New York rcmiityd fOrpriLcs.-
Drawings of Large Glasses will be pub.
lisl'edAn New York and New OrIean. Sua.
day papers, and CharIestnn and Savannah
DaIiies.
.Sy- Address Orders for Tickets or Ger.
iiheates Of Packages OF Tickets to
ANDERSON g. SON.
NAGERs,
bIasOa or Savannah, Ga
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Fixed IL j.. lLIil LIE,
Aug. 1850. IA " mryic ~. BrUukkIvn.

l have had the Fever aud Aguc Tor severa
weeks, which kept me at home, unable 10 work
uled number Ui prescriptions, without find
mS ANY relief, until nay factory Joss seut me a
bottle OF thv South American Fever AMI Aguc
icmody, which have used; aud urter son,e
d"ys iouud myself entirely cured ! have had
no attack since tuai t:siig, isGg fourteen month.
aud fee! grcat confidence Ia this valuable med.
icinc, to winch owe my recoycry.
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NELMB0LD'S GENUINE
IHErAuNrIoN OF
HIGHLY { ON' ENTRATED COM
POUND FLUID ENTRACT BUCHU.
Far Hj.e"yes otH,e B1dRlrr, Ki3,eqy. Grrrri,
Lr".Eb u ,rk,,~sy,s, Udslr"rJ;ob, Secret
L'a(gN"N, F'a"0ic to"yiai,fS, QnI
al diseases o. tie >,.r-
uat O'Jmt
Arising: from ENc~ssc. aud lmrrulcucics in rG.
aud removing, all lmpopur Discharges aun the
""'"Ir'' N'"""!S, or Sexual Oggnus, " :tucr
casting in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From Whatever cause ,%cy may have origin
AND no MATTER or HOW LONG STAN.
DING,
Giving Health awF V,ror tn the Frame and
bloom to u" r"d Check.
Joy TO the Amioted!!!
II cures N"rvons aul rclUirarcd Sufferers. onI
rr"".e~ all tie Symptoms anouug which w.
DC lUuui
Iu1isposi'ion
20 ENciuUn, Loss Of
Power Loss ~ MC'uorv.
Difficulty oi Bu,arlug Cen
c.H Weakness, Horror of Dis.
case, " caN Nerves, trembling bread.
tul Horror OF Death, Night Sweat. Cod fee,
ak'iu.Urss, D.mnc,s Of Vision, IJu-uDr. Uni
vr.sai LaSsi,udG Of the Muscular system. often
Enormous Appetite with d spcpuc symptoms.
Hot Hands, Flushing 0tthc BODY, Drvuc,,
oi the Skiu, IIud Cuau;cuaucc and
Eruptjous on the Face, Pain "a
the Back, li"ayiress OF the
E!uilds frequently black
spots Flying bcIo1c
the Eyc-,
with Temporary SuiiU.iuI aud Loss Of Sial.,.
N",i "i attention. Great Nobility, Gest,rssncs,.
with iiogu. OF Sovu,y. Nothing is ,.oy,
Ie,i.nn!c to SicH Patients ,h.,n Soii-
t.d', asid nothing theymore Dread
for fear 81 Iurm>rye. ne Re-
pose oI Namucr 40 Fan.
cNtncsa, 10 SpcgUI,-
tum, pUtn iiGlrlvi
IIHusGputrom
o"r question
tyauutlrr.
Those symptoms, il ia'.vwrd TO 20 OIL which,
I."> inr.!rur invariably rrm"vvs-suUu follow,
Loss "i Power, Ta'rty, al EpilrpIic F.,s--iu
on" oil which the patient W.Ay uNpi.v. Who can
,al ih3. these cNCc>,r- are lot i,vQunutlv fol-
lowed 10y those djrrtul di,rH.rs-lIr,al,ity and
Constipation? Thrlcco.d- 81 the msar.r A-y.
l"I'N, aud the T.. 'IiWcHn!y death, hy Consume
uou, bear ample w,ruc>s to- tie truth of lt,.,.
aN"ei u"nS. /" LouA'tc Asy!uns the most mel
.u'c""'y exhibition Ipl"uS. ! he COuWtcylucr
D., actually soddru aaI quite dc-titutc-up,thnr
Hi'H "I Grief ever visits 1t. Should SQUAD
3D.! tAc voice yccur 1t Is rarely artjc,t,dte
"Wiih wotUl measures wan dcspair
sy..ru sNrF.,!s M tr.f..Y l.. .....r...I
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Sept 20, 1865. % McE.DDu St. v W.nnun.bnrgI,

The cert iicates OF M J. G. UnderhiU Druc
gist, Of Jamaica, y. Y, aud those received
through him, will be read with much intcrest
not only from the very respectable character of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very unfavorsbie circumstances, aud only
when other remedies hau been used without
success.
.Hr. G. 4. Leonard, y. Y.--Dear Sir In
closed you will lind some certificates of the of
iccts oi your medicine in lhis place Ii give,
Satisfaction 90 every one that las used IL and
IiIe sale will increase as il becomes known.
take the responsibility 10 warrant it, Mr.. ST..
plen Henderson, Of this place sent bottle &.
ais wiies sister, wiu, like good result. as wLer
uscd Uy himself and wife. .ur. II. isar old
nan, very respectable citizen of thi, lac,
Iud is well known.
Truly yours, &c,
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

JI0O prizes amounting to SJ2OOOO
Tickets SO; Halls So; Quarters $3.50
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1--1sA
READ! READ! KEAD!!!
Ut WILL TAKE YOU BUT \ rEw MINUTES, AND
May SAVE YOU
Waty Years ofSuGrrirg!
Cartcr's Spanish Mixture
THE GREAT PURIfIER or
ITIE BLOOD!
?2'e Best AAcrunrcnr y., Di@.accrsl!
Physiciais prescribe it, and every one who
uses 1t, IL II Walking Advertisement,
10 Medicine ever yet oncrrJ 10
tHe American Public has
gained s2chpopui.r:-
ty in so siort Il lime us
Carriers Spanish Mixture {!
1t viii care any ease Of Scru'uia,
]: Will cure any cise.of Rheumatism,
IL VIII cure any case Of Syphilis,
IL VIII cure any case of Sult thrurr,
IL Will cure any ease of Neurulyia
IL VIII cure ANY case Ui Fever aud A,rue
Or any disease arising from an i,npurc sr,,t,.
Of the Bood
SCROFULOUS RE lDERl
1t cured the ncice OF the lion. John MI.
nor Bots, a member Of Congress. from Nlr.
ginin, OF Scr"fula, after the skill OF ttn
best l.hysicians, boih Of New York a,,u
tlii9delphm had been tried in vain ana il
VIII euro you, reader, tfyoa a.e 80 affected.
-HtiEUMATIC READER
Itcured ID. Burrtt, i.sq., OF Cincinnati,
OF Rheumatism of years StuHdlu,r, oti.r
aIl other remedies had failed. We have
hundreds of such certificates. Call on the
Agent aud get II Book aud Gre lar. and
read Tor yourself, the many rcmurkubicelud
astonishing cures it mas madc.
SEpIIiLlrIC READER!
The celebrated Dr. Butcher writes us that
he had two of the most severe and Ion,
standing cases OF syphilis that would yicFI
To none Of the usual remedies, bithr cured
one case with six, aud the other win nine
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture. w.
have known il used in over Il phousaud
eases, and have yet to hear Of failure in
any case.
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS READ I.
AGUE AND FEyfE.-DU rot take q .inne.
Mercury, or any such noXious Drugs, bat
try at once tbis great Alternative and Puri!Icr
oi tie blood; Carriers Spanish Mkiure
M'Iheare any and every case of Ague aud
fail.
Aud for alJ diseases ariang from an iu.
pure slate OF Tie Blood, no medicine has
ever yet been foand 10 have So good AZ.
elect. IL you are sick, Try it n; onee.; do
not delay time is prreious and health Tie
grentsst OF eli blessings, without witch ali
Else is valn6iesss
DR. WIN. $ BEERS 6 CO..
Propriotors
For sale by
HAsJELTINE 4 CURETON
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SINGLE NUMBERS !
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MEAElN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
TICKETS. IL
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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CLASS EE,

DEAWS Dee, 18th, 1857, at ARMORY
limi, Savannah, Ga., under the sw orn ,u
pcrin'cnjerHe OF w. A. SymUns, Esq.,
and J. NJ. Preuiiss, Esq.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
Tickets $40 Halves 5 Quarters 9 81
RIzEsPAYABLE WITHOUT DEpucrIo,

30, 900 Numbers, 2S6 Prizes,
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SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS

The London Lancet" the London "Mrd.
lr" itc.'"w." aud the most cuiurnt Of the
I"r"'iy IN Great Britain France and Gcr,ur.
n.y. have c"'ogI~vd Ihc Fills and their if.
ICutor.
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HAs5ELriNE & cURnToN
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U!ED TlIOUGhOUT TIE WORLD!

HOLLOWAY : Pulls are equally ehcucious
| IN complaints common To- ihc " hole hui,i,tI
race, "nd IN disc. dvrs peculiar to certain
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SCROFULOUS RE lDER !

Iteured d. Burria, i.ss, Of CINCINNATI.
OF Rheumatism Of 4 years Stuudiur, after
ail other remedies had failed. We have
hundreds of such certificates Call ON the
Agent aud get a Book and Circ Iar, and
read Tor yourself, the many rcmurkubicaud
aStuBlsbiuv purrs il ms mod, ....... -
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Ilfallible Remedy.

NIA'h DOCTORS,
who falsely boast Of abilities and references -
Huz'"s Nn"" and avoid them, and save Long
Suffering, Moucy, a.d exposure, 10y sending or
calling ior bottle oi this PogGlsr and Specific
!cmvdy.
/, al"ys all pain aal inflammation. is perfect.
~ pleasant !" It, taste and odor, but immediate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26
SEVEN rARms ron SALE.

FINHE subscriber Offers for sale the following
Farms: One In the immediate vicinity Of
Pennington, of 7e0 acres, we'll timbered, 70 acres
Of which are under fence, house and barn. Its
great value consists in coal, Of which il has one Vt
the best VEINS and easiest Of access, of any in the
region.
Another Of 100 acres, IS under fence, cabin and
stable, balance timber, mile from the Des Moines
river.
One 1856 acres, SO of game In timber. 100 In cult
walton, tive good dwelling houses, and other conve-
nent buildings, one blacksmith shop and good and
for blacksmith, good bearing orchards.
Also, one of 100 acres miles from Pennington,
with house, stable, orchard and so acres improved
balance timber.
Another immediately on the Dcs Mones River,
mostly timber
One Of loo acres, miles from Farm ng ton, house
and stable and so under fence balance timber
will make guod stock farm.
Also, one of 100 acres, good improvement house
and barn, good share Of timber. coal bank on
this which has been worked mile from the rail
road
Also, other lands in this neighborhood, which
will sell at better rates than be had In any 9TH
CIR part of Iowa with the same adv antages.
All who wish to buy will do well TO call and see
me or If written To, will give more specific in
formation In regard to any Ut the above lands.
JONAS li0uGHIoN,
Farmn ston, Van buren, Co., Iowa.
mehl l-d4w
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Al n meeting composed Of citizens of APP
panoose and Putnam counties, convened
agreeably to previous notice at Sprague's
Mills, on the Ith inst, to take into consider
alton the subject Of constructing u Railroad
from keokuk to otoe City, along the State
line, Mr. A. W. sprague was called to the
Chair, aud Dr. 4. Wilkinson appointed Sec
rotary.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated By the chairman in few very appro.
pirate remarks, on motion, A. L. Stevens and
o. {. Srrague. were appointed n committee,
who subsequently, reported the following
preamble aud resolutions, as expressive Of
the sentiments Of the meeting
Whereas, The proposition Of constructing
a Railroad from kcokuk 10 0toe City is now
a.itating the communities along said line !;
and, whereas, the prosperity Of the first men
toned city, rs well as that OF every property
holder along said route, would 10 greatly
promoted should such road be constructed !;
and, whereas. the position Of said route, the
fertility .. he reGic1 through gk.cl I. pass
es, aud the points thus connected, clearly
uthiohstfaAc Tue utIlilS anu pfaclicabilily OF
such Road Therefore,
Resolved, That we consider il OF vital I'M
portance to the city Of keok uk, and also 10
Southern Iowa, and Northern Missouri that
said Railroad should be constructed, and We
hold ourselves in readiness to bear our share
IN the expense OF n survey, aud to contribute
Literally to the funds that will be necessary
10 its completion.
Resolved. That the value Of the products
thai would find their way to market along
said road, as well rs the great thoroughfare
that would thus he opened from the Misss-
sippi river 10 the Western Territories, can
not bot render il a good paying road.
Resolved, That committee of three be
appointed by the meeting TO correspond with
citizens along the proposed route to gain in
formation, aud ascertain wha, may be necrs-
7 sary 70 oe done 70 further the object for
which this meeting was called.
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The Topeka Convention.

The Free State people of Kansas held the
largest Convention Mt Topeka on the 10th Of
this month that has ever been known in the
Territory.
Resolutions denuncatory of the Bogus
Legislature and the swindling process by
which il proposes to cheat the people out Of
their rights and liberties under the forms OF
an election at which only such persons as
NAV be tcketed by their tools, are permitted
to vote, were passed with great unanimity.
AT the unanimous request of the Conven-
ton, Gov. Robson withdrew his resignation
of the Governorship under the Topeka Con-
s.ituton, and once more resumed the respon-
sibilities Of the position.
The Convention advise the people to take
no part in the coming election for delegates,
and to abstain generally from oil acts recog-
nising as party or people. the regularity
of the Bogus Legislature, or the validity Of
the laws enacted by that body.
The Conven ton evidently entertain some
hopes that Buchanan will favor q Free State
Constitution, and rely upon his position in
the Michigan case to bear them out in their
Squatter Sovereignty Constitution. But the
members Of the Convention have not made
proper allowance for change Of crcumstan.
ces. In the DAYS of the Michigan controversy
Buchanan supported the dominant power Of
Of the country at the time, which was Democ.
racy. He now supports the dominant power
which is Slavery. Democracy then required
him to sustain the people; Slavery now de.
mands that he repudiate the people and sus
tain the saveocracv.
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The resolutions, after being advocated by
A. E. Stevens, DR.. Wilkinson, and o. C.
Sprague, were unanimously adopted, and q
corresponding committee was appointed, con-
sisting of A. w. Sprague, A. E. Stevens and
DIR. T. Wilkinson.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sec
rotary, and forwarded TO the Des Moines
VALLEY Wulo for publication.
Adjourned to meet at the call of the Cor
responding Committee.
A. w. SPRAGUE, Chm.
TuoS. WILKINSON, Sec'y.
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HAWKINS TAYLOR.



The people in a Republic are, virtually,
the promulga,ors of law, and ultimately its
expounders. The people form the court of
final appeals in decision, but in the
pleading in which right as we'll as wrong
is sometimes entrapped, are indeed ignored
by this tribunal. So much the better. 1t
seeks for and establishes those eternal prin-
cples which underlie al law. When Judges
weave robe of sophistry and then disguise
some hidious falsity in the garb of justice,
many honest but mistaken men will at first
acquiesce. Others will Indignantly and at
once denounce the sham. Let the contro-
versy and scrutiny be continued. Let light
be poured on every lineament and muscle of
the we'll dressed ca,iban, until its deformi-
ties at length fully disclosed. No moral
victory is wen without contest. So was it
with the Barons who extorted from King
John the guaranty that no man should be de-
priyed of his life, liberty or property, save
by the law Of the land. So has ii been du-
ring all the subsequent advances Of the
Anglo-Saxon race. The first faint recogni-
ton Of great principle Of public justice, is
but Introductory to thousand subsequent
battles for its vindication and practical APP
plication under novel circumstances. The
people should be thoroughly informed in
formed concerning the decisions both of the
majority and of the minority of the Su-
preme Court, in the case of bred Scott,
and should choose between interpretations
of the Constitution so seriously conflicting,
and inquire for and apply such remedy or
amendments as may be needed. Shall the
doors Of the federal courts be open to ALL
citizens, in proper case, or shall they be
shut against the free black, who was deemed
citizen when the Constitution was adopted,
while Cherokecs, Choctaws and New Mexi-
cans of all hues are admitted Have our
fathers stultihed themselves by declaring all
men to be created equal, and then adopting
a Constitution designed for the special pro.
lection of Slavery? To these and kindred
inquiries, invoke the attention Of the fam.
lily, the work shop, the debating club, as wei
as Of the Press. ID.
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The rumor in the street that have de-
clined as candidate for Mayor of the city
is untrue. tits not my rule or character to
turn back. generally count the cost be-
fore begin, and then 90 ahead, and general
" win, as feel sure of doing in this case.
have been amused at the objections laid
against me, by those opposed 70 my election.
They say that am too fast, that | viii run
the city in debt and ruin our credit, they say
we must stop with our city improvements
hence the necessity Of electing as Mayor
prudent, honest and faithful man.
In the next breath, their main objections
say that we need rs Mayor at this particular
time ga man of great financial skill.' If we
are going to stop our improvements as
proposed, | would Ike to know what tinan-
eiering is needed by the city. If there are
no more improvements made, there will be
no need of the issue Of any more bonds by
I the city.
/ So far as my fnanciering qualifications
are concerned, would simply say to all
directors on this subject, that since /
have been in keokuk | have raised and
paid out more money for labor in this
city than any four men in the city, with the
single exception of Edward kilbonrne.-
That have made more money for the city
and her citizens than any FIVE men opposing
my election as against III. w. Sample
And lastly, that have made more money
for myself than any two of them, consd-
ering the circumstances that have SURF ound-
ed me.
In conclusion would say, that If am
elected il will be by the free and ndepen-
dent votes of the city without regard to
clique or party, and to the best of Inv abli-
ty will be their representative. will be
found working for all measures that think
will add to her prosperity, and opposing
all measures that think will work to her
injury.
have helped TO make the city what she i.
now, and her growth and prosperity has
made me what am. All | have is in her
borders. If she declines, have no outpost
to fall back upon.
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& L. . r III q = t 10 A.,
rl'HE unders gned takes pleasure in announcing
to his old friends and the public generally, that
he has just opened a CLOTHING STORE, where
will be founda complete assortment OF spring and
summer Clothing. and Gentlemen's Furnish
Goods, which have been purchased ut the lowest
rates in the Eastern markets. aud will be sold just
cheap they can be had anywhere in the city
Gentlemen are invited to call and examine for
themselves. A. w. GRIFFITH,
mch24 diy ~ Main-st.
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boston Pta q Os.
PATRICK 4 GROUSE

IL AVE just rccei cd assortment OF Pianos
i from be world renowned establishment Of A
w. Lada Co.
Ii Is w4ll known how great an excitement wa,
produced amongst the musical werld, both in Eu,
rope anu America, when it was announced that an
American Piano had taken the highest premium a
the " or ID IS Fair in Paris.
That Piano was made by A. W. Lsdd Co.
Any on desiring to purchase a first class Plane
can be accommodated ON very reasonable terms b,
calling ut the Piano Forte Warehouse and Pictur,
Gallery, rs Main-s;rett.
kenkuk March o. d
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Primrose 4 Haynes.
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.

OFFER for sale very desirable Farm, contain
~ Ing 24U acres, 90 acres OF which 10 prairie, 50
under good fencing and In cultivation balance
100 acres, in wood and timber-6o in timber Of ;
superior quality. The farm is we'll watercd. There
10 . small apple orchard Of about 80 trees, also,
peach, cherry. &c. The soil is rich and very pro-
ductivc. Improyements--l4 story log house, kitch-
On, stable, corn house. &c. Situate miles south Of
Charleston, ~ east Of Croton and the IT. Dcmoine
Railroad. There 10 supposed to b. . coal bed upon
this farm. The farm will be sold very cheap
Terms, cash, balance in | and years, or . small
amount in cash and the balance In property In the
city Of keokuk, At = fair valuation. Applyto
PRIMR0SEA HAYNES,
mar24-d Second-st.
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4 VERY desirable Farm Of 50 acres, IS Of which
"A are under cultivation, the remainder, ID acres,
in wood land. This land IL said to be very prodae.
tive; there 10 An apple orchard and other fruit
trees upon the premises. The improvements are =
good house and kitchen attached, and we'll Of ex-
ce lient water. This farm IL situated In Hancock
county, Ills, mile south Ut Mason and AagSuta
road, 7 miles from kcokuk, and about the same dis
lance from II amilton and wAreAw. For terms, he.
Appiyto PRIMROSE HAYNES,
march24-d Second-st.
r. s.--Other valuable farms and lands for sale.
Apply ~ Abose Y. 4 II.
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kkoKuk, Iowa, March 81, 1857

Messrs. Taylor, Jones, Turner and others
thank you for the compliment you pay
me- in your letter inviting me to ''announce',
myself "as candidate for Justice of the
Peace for this Township, at the approaching
electlon;" and in compliance with the invita-
ton, | make the announcement
The matter rests with you and the citizens
of jackson Township, to determine whether
shall serve in that capacity or not. Ii
elected, will endeavor to discharge the du-
ties, faithful to the oath take.
am, with respect, your ob't serv't,
CHAS. BALDWIN.
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Primrose 4 Haynes,
REAL, ESTATE AGENTS

nFFER tor sale Farm vi 3t6 Acres. One
~ OF tbs most desir able farms in Iowa. There
are rs acres In timber, balance prairte~all under
cultivation exc pt ~ aud that with the other,
under good fencing. fmpros.mtts--2 good frame
houses, with eistern and we'll at each, and stock
wells Oh different parts of the farm also one Of
tached situate n miles from Winchester, ssule
distance from Birmingham, and about 30 miles
from Keohuk, in Van buren, Co, Iowa. Lsys
beautifully. and can be conveniently divided into
two farms with sufficient improvements on each
The land under cutis aiun 10 divided into 20 and ~
acre fields. This property will be sold IT bargain
part cash balance time or will be traded for
keokuk city property at lair valuation. For
futher particulars, apply to
PRIMROSE HAYNES,
mh24.d Second-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26
New NIiiiincry store.
GRAND OrININGl
ATHENlEUM BUILDlNG!!
Eller & ODDenheilll

A KE now opening their entire new stock OF the
n la'eststyies of Spring and Summer Clothing,
Goods, Hats Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc, ali selected
AT the first New York and philadelphis houses
We csp,cifully invite the citizens of keokuk and
vicinity To come and examine our goods, and most
particularly country dealers, who can buy at ST.
Louis Pr
Merchant Tailors will always find a nice stock
of Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
Reokuk March 2t-d