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at the rate fixed by Congress, q depreciation OF
twenty per cent. This will drive the coin out OF
circulation within two or three years. The same
thing was tried several years ago, but being only
o half way measure, it failed. The present act
appears quite equal to the emergency. At first
its operation may cause temporary scarcity of
silver change, but we presume that the mint will
be ready to meet that by an issue of small coin
corresponding to the amount which will be with
drawn from circulation. We advise every one to
get rid of the Spanish coin as soon as possible,
and if people generally would decline to take it
except at the new rates. the reform contemplated
by the law would soon be brought about
The third section, repeating the acts by which
certain foreign coins were made legal tender, and
the fourth section legalizing the new cent great
improvement on the clumsy coin now in circula-
tion are commendaple, and will facilitate the re-
form aimed at by the law. Altogether the move
ment is most important one, much more SO to
thousands of our citizens than the state of things
in Kansas, the case Of bred Scott, the pugilis-
tic encounters Of the gentlemen from Arkansas
and Ohio, or the other matters with which honor
able members have been amusing themselves and
boring the country for the last six weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17
Mysterious Murder.

ALroSA, Jan 1e, 1857.
The body Of murdered found In this viciaiiy
yesterday letter in his pocket bore the address ia
nue. L. Norcroes Dupleith, Illinois,"
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Sugars were firm, with sales of about 1000 boxes at
loo ,oAc.: 500 900 hhds Cuba muscovado o
Sac. s,c. lOIc.. with so do. Porto REQ at 10 e.,
and % do. New Orleans at lie. A cargo Of 500
haos of Rio coffee per Grape Shot, was sod on ur.
waite terms and 800 400 do to the trade, At stssdv
prices Freights were steady, but grain sbioueuts
were in measure suspended by the interuption
from ice. To Liverpool 2 900 bales O. cotton were
taken at ID, and some -four at 2s. ID. q q. Cd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

H8IFIHUHFl JIM
The steamer Herald came mp from Norfolk n day A
large number Of vessels IN the Annapolis R1ads
Both the New York steamers had got into hnpsnoli.
There b" been no ssrous damage 20 far o aug % liza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

The Americans and republicans 10 this county nred
sixty guns this evening honor OF Gamer elec
ton 10 the Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17
United states senators from Maine.

Augusta, jan 10, 1897
In our legislature 10 day Hon Hannibal Hsmn
ELECTED United States Senator the long term and Amor
Nourse for the short term.
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Assembly.
Albany, Jan. IL, 1857.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1857.
PETITIONS PRESENTED
For aid 70 Kansas.
For prohibitory Nquor law.
me annual supply Bill for 1886 was reported from the
committee and made the special order for IL O'Clock.
BILLS RsfoRrsD FAvoRABLY.
To lesalize the aoes Of the New York SUPERVISOR Deo
1885, raising the salaries Of the CLERKS Of the police
courts onesixth.
10 incorporate the rurnyerein, New York.
10 confirm the location Of the Peoples College.
except In New York and Albany.
NOTICES or Bills.
To increase Justices fees, and to amend the law Pa
garding summary proceedings
To recover the possession Of land.
By Mr.. MAHN-To abolish the Office Of City Judge ir
New York.
By Mr.. HANFoRD-Te smend the Brooklyn consolidation
By Mr.. vARNUM-To prevent illegal voting.
By Mr.. AAHsN-To protect the barber OF New York
By Mr.. GouID-To prevent extoItion by railroad COM
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Ar. VARNUn moved that the papers relating 70 tho
referred to the Committees OF the present House.
ar PRKNpHReAsr Introduced q resolution making the
Judiciary elective fixing the salaries OF the Judges Of
me Court OF Appeals ooo and those OF the supreme
Mr. j. J. own introduced Joint resolution fixing rues.
day, February 8, at noon the time for holding the
election for United States Senator
MT LkANEMOkfH lDNOuuCed q reeolutl0n calling for
information In all matters reang to the POrt Bvrop
Canal enlargement
M OWEN introduced join! resolution condemnng
renewal Of patents and REQUESTING representative
In Congress to oppose all such app nations.
Mr. HOGlBO0M introduced . resolution resembling the
appointment Of an additional doorKeeper and aier de-
bate II was adopted
Mr. j. J. REILLY offered resolution dismssinR sls
ohicers OF the HouAe not named in the constitution
Laid
resolution made 10 adjourn over till Monday
but lost
rHn REPORT OF THE sTArE rSG,SxxR AND srpvrxo,
The State Engineers annual report sho the following
facts The total expenditures In the engineer department
for the year amount to SEAS 6l5 49, The following es
mate submitted Of the total cost OF the OF
the Erie the 0vego the Cayuga and Seneca canals and
the compile Of the Ba * River and Genesee Valley
canals and the enlargement OF the looks on the Cham
plain Canal provided for In the amendment TO the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17
United States Senator from Missouri.

NHI0ttO IroF
passenger from r. Loui, reports that the Hon. L
Polk has been elected United states Senator nom hls
souri, for the lopg term
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70 L. Foster Geyer Jsnes Mason, Pratt Seward Tomp-
son Of Ky, rrvmbull Wade, Wilson and wrght-A
The presiding officer laid before the Senate letter
from the President Of The Joint Convention Of the Penn
" wanna Legislature, giving information relative 70 the
election OF Mr. Cameron a. SENATOR
Several private bills were passed, when the Senate
adjourned.
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The total estimated expenditure to be incurref subse-
quent to Jan l. 1857, Will be distributed among the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

THE EVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS BILL LAID ON THE
sHELF-PROCEEDIN6s or THE INVESTIGATING
CoNNIrrEE-rBE SWISS QUEsTION-THz PRINT
ING LBAKAaE--EFFECIs OF CALIFORNIA REPUDIA-
TON, ETC.
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.V@a 80. SS,Li},s'
Estimated cost OF work 10 be done After
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

There are some people who have but little
idea Of the cost Of the newspaper which they
get at five cents q copy. They can form some
conception of tfrom the following from the
New York Tunes:
1t 10 one OF The anomalies Of the day that
while the price Of everything else has yery
largely increased, the price Of Newspapers
should have remained stationary; and espc-
chilly that the improvement 10 their QUALITY
and characteristic immensely increased ex.
pense Of making them, and the necessity for
still further advances in the same direction.
should not have involved corresponding
advance in their cost to consumers. The cost
OF preparing u copy .of the Times Tribune
or Herald is ut least four times as great al
was the cost OF preparing copy Of the best
newspaper published in this city ten wears
ago; and yet they are sold at less than half
the price. To certain extent il is undoubt-
edly good policy to reduce the price Of any
article offered for sale, in order to increase
the quantity sold,--on the sound mercantile
principle that large sales Ut a small profit af-
ford better business than email sales at
large profit. But this policy is good only SO
long us there Is some profit, however small Is
may be In the transaction-so long a. the
cost of the article sold il at least a triHe
Tess than the price obtained for il. When
that ceases to be the case and an article costs
more than it is sold for--the larger the sales
the heavier the loss-and the business rests
upon anything but sound commercial prin.
cipes.
Now, in regard to newspapers, this is pre.
cisely the truth Of the matter. Every COW
OF the Times, Tribune and Herald, costs
nearly twice what is paid for it, Indeed. the
cent and u half, which is all that the Pub
lishers receive for the paper ut wholesale.
barely covers the cost Of the white paper and
the ink with which the sheet is printed. lesy
ing all tue other expenses Of the establish.
mcnt, IN every department, Editorial Wri.
ting, Foreign and Domestic Correspondence.
Reporting, Iypesetting, Presswork, Rent,
oas, &C., &C., &c.-amounting for each paper
70 an average Of not less than $3.50 900 or
S-ba, oUu per annum, - be met hy the adrer.
ttatng, The real burden OF SUSTAINING the
c!'T newspapers, therefore, faiis on the Ad
seftiser, WHO is compelled to bear portion
q the cost, which, in justice, ought to be
ueirayeu by the subscriber and reader. or
course, whatever ner expenses are incurred
by any paper, must be met by an increased
charge IN the advertising department. Either
tue prices OF advertising mnst be raised, or
the amount Of advertising must be in creased.
The latter expedent is the most just, mas.
much as the Inconvenience which followa i,
namely dsminution in the amount OF read.
ing matter. falls upon those who already get
TOO much for their money--namely, the pur-
chasers u the paper. But, in either case, ID
places limit upon the enterprise, and upon
Efforts to Improve the character OF tho City
Press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

fxicE OF hxAl EsrArs IN pniLADxLrniA.--
Tn Tuesday last, the chaancy property in
Walnut street, above Third, 81 feet front by
10 deep, Was offered for sale by N. Thomas
1 Sons, aud was bid up 70 $l575 foot, and
then Withdrawn. The high price at which
property ~ held in the nei gpDorhood Of Wal
nut and Third streets, IL the result OF the
esnisring u tbs Insurance and Railroad com.
psn.ss 10 that nsighborhood. Old dwellings,
are continually coming down or undergoing
aitsrations Tor The aeooamo vi l,Ds VI such
companies. Bulletin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

CO This is the way they 20 to Law in Tur-
key. It's primitive and brief. Only two
witnesses are allowed to testify. Ii they
cannot establish the case, the Judge orders i,
out Of court. No lawyers arc allowed to
open their heads. The sentence 10 made
known at the time BY the cadi. The costs
are paid by the party that gains the suit. II
that was the way We did things hsrc--well,
wouldn't things 90 on about a. smoothly Al,
they nov do3 We only ask for information
you know.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

THE NATIONAL HorEL DsssAsx. Ten Of
the "baser sort" Of Lscofoco editors, assde-
grading themselves below the neshcssno.t
limit yet assigned to humas dspravity, ~ :
laborioss e6bst to create theimpssssion tAst
the disease q the Nationd Hotel sssw1esd
from poisoa administered by certain unknown
Republicans, FOR the purpose Of poisoning
President Buchanan and suite.
We publish letter Of the celebrated DR..
jackson Of Boston, whose opinion under the
circumstances will be considered by oil in
telligent persons, as . satisfactory settle
msnt Of the question OF the origin Of the dis
ease, but will not prevent some miserable
creatures from psrsisting in the effort to per-
petrate this foul libel on the American char
acter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

Coon ARRANcExaST.-The congregations
of the Rev. D. De Stevens and Tying, Eps-
copal Clergymen Of New York, have con-
tributed tho necessary funds to defray their
travelling expenses on tour 10 the Holy
Land, and continue their salaries in the
meantime.
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Grand Yloasure EEcuyoion!!
0uoptOOUs Nspasel
FREE TO ALL!
UDLIC SALE or

500 Loss IN the . ~ q ~
AEL1O0g, IA
On "Wednesday, Mas 18th, 1851.
1vAKs will lssvs ~ depot u u r., ". D. q
~ NJ. n. H., q 10 and liz. o'sleck - thsaAsve
day, setting down ths sxsassioaiSas h - ssaess
Of the town.
Coaches and omnibssss will - 10 vsaAinsse =
the oinecs Of Hickey kSimpsoa, - - 81, - sss-
veythsss destsoas II participating, - ea1 lsenehs
depot. The railroad msandsss tkroeRA 49,
Of great bsaaty-ahs eass ~ nsv and seaa4-
dious.
bosntifal dinner will - provided, amply al
s.!e... sc-- ~ - ..:s:4:-c-. -
BRASS BAND vii aissousss sweet nusie In
fac. no saosss win ~ spared y ensure .esod
time generally"
II Il sspsrdasaa to eslasGs Ipss ~ merits q
AkLkOSE. Il 10 ths Ant sb61ioa - ths SAilsesA.
and its eontiguity - Kseksk--lAs fseility Viii
which II mAy - EsasAsd ~ sailway o. sea.ty reed
--iu Picturesque anl rumAatis stts---its os~
grovos--ths abssdsnee anA meAisiaal Dsspesliae 81
iss vaasss-sad IN sAlshsity II he tovs - sss.
sosudine country, al esmbiAs - readss % go II
aAs mess abrasive u places. while 10 tsens u
sole are sasy y enable every - puFehaao.
TEAMS; 0ns-afth In cash, the ha1Anss II Hear
squAl annual paymsnts, With intssest 81 ~ pr
essI, payable snnsally.
hickey : SIMPSON, Agsnb.
Third-strsst, between Main and JshaeeA.
= - - i s1t 5s@kz i -
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y OMAU0R,

HAVING His AAy Dld NJ entire stsek q Ore.
1xsssiss, - 50 Main It,, aad Assieniag 3 tesnps-
" abasass frcn ~ sity. Asssby rseasSl NJ ss-
mssoss eusisnsn VIZ have opsa aesoauaS viii ns
~ With Aysss enA nSyAeds, u call - ssalls tAs
ssAs Within ; fss AAys.
Very tAaskesI isr - liberal psAssaAss q AZ
Dsbite, 1 vsulA ask ; esnunnaass - ~ sAme v
~ sssssnssrs 1sstss , DsS ass, vhs fsal asongs1
viii msds NE ssaadsass AaA iibssl raAeseee u
enssens pukita. \. ~. k1xMOlN3.
lnay113u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

InK isrisctDLgs,--A woman will never
AoAnowledge to = defeat. You may Conquer
her, you may bring her on her knsss- You
may wave over her head the very Hax Of vic.
tory but still she will mol Ack = ledge she
= bsatsn--in The same way that there ara
frenchmsn who w.li not admit 10 the pres.
sns day that they lost the battle Of Waterloo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

JuDoE WILLIAM WILSON died at his resi-
dence, in White county, Illinois, on the 10th
ult., in the SEVENTEEN year Of his age. He
was for many years Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of Illinois, till thrown out by
operation of the new Constitution in lS49.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12
oklSs CogA.
A large 81 u RsAhss SKIRT Card jsss yss<lvel.
- and n sale. At Wholesale and retail. "
kT0DDAkD uAYWAID.
May 7.dav. - ST., kss. Maln ! JeAsea..

FER eAle ~ = 0av0a1n.
Nsiigibis eaildisg lot ~ fest fssoS. ~ Lees a
- the opt,oa Of ths purchaser. AAn W u -
high ssessd, sad siii be seid cheap 10 arplisA fss
sGoHs gE
Tsrmsi Absut eash ths ksiAsse n sesy pep
meats. ia9slrs VI the sndsrsieasl. Sssuss n
trsnhtis aAa ISL sta r. ~ uknn0Un
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

=. aUaM LlrTG1, II. -,
niaksyt Gs3 sssss. nss11ssss - ~ CAaslss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

The project OF n Railroad directly across
our southern tier Of counties to the Missouri
River, which has attracted public attention
from timc to time, is about to be put to q
practical test. The company has been reg
ularly organized, and a considerable amount
OF stock is already subscribed. The advan-
tages Of such road to the trade and gen.
eral interests Of our city are too apparent to
require any lengthy calculation at our hands.
Running, as 1t will, entirely across the State.
through section Of the country unsurpassed
in the quality OF it's soil, we'll watered, and
amply supplied with timber, and affordinr
the only thoroughfare for section Of coun-
try from fifty to hundred miles through the
whole extent of the route, this road combines
more elements to constitute it paving en-
terprise, after il shall be constructed. than
any other road running in the same direction
across the State OF Iowa.
The route is one of vital Importance to the
prosperity OF the entire section through which
II runs, and itsspeedy construction would at
least double the aggregate value of the Real
Estate OF the two border tiers OF counties
through their whole extent from the Missouri
to the Des Moins River.
Col. Mccabe, TO whose zealous and active
iaDors the company owes its organization.
and the fattering amount Of stock ALREADY
subscribed, will start for the ives, to. morrov
Tor the purpose Of canvassing for subscrip.
iions and making the necessary arrangauan,.
70 get matters under way all along the line.
we commend him to the people out west and
AK Their earnest co. operation in his efforts
backed up with liberal subscriptions Of stock
IN the road. We at this end Of the ro,,o
arc 10 earnest, and il the people along tho
line Will come up to the work in the rich,
spirit, and do their work manfully, the road
cau be hutlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12
JUST TIE TANG FOR IOWAi
Ssss's Patent Oaavanic Cemsns,



vTvHB suhsssibsss having parchassd sAs nah, 10
i uss tAis sins-sssasd aaA nssA appsovsd Co
Dsss. - rssess, u lss ssesty. azs new prepared
70 esu,saet for pattiss On roofs 81 shors noties,
- viii give ali sssh contrasts their perssnAi At.
eesIiea.
hi. censn. il sas Of Ia sresissa iavssti.as Of
The As u visu u shsApasss, great durability, asl
adapsatiea 10 ssy climate. Twill sssist ia sud
lse changes - sAs weAsAss, V inpssvioss 10 Are
Asa wstsr. rspaAnisx psrmaaspt axtnrs without
rspsn - sa1s.lai4a for soofsO9 III lsscrip
est o. sssev, Il bsi1g wisA. ass and water pSsef
1ses act s1sst water, and u ~ di1essnt FROM tar
aad grsssl rsDaag - IL y superior 70 u. A.
esese II ~ sspsstsstsy, - lnsuunes C. n tie
Bastsfs 6tstss vill take . sisk oa bsildiags eey-
cred vitA tass Dilsh ~ sesin, ~ vlIlinsurs where
W@s'e o..sssts seds st,as NV rstss - any hs
proof bsiAine.
n. ,. rAs Subscribers having pssfsst soasds..s
n ~ lurAhility II tAsIr RsofAg, win aSs1Astss
and keep eeo1. - their own expense, I'll ysa6s
Covered y sAsD, Tor the tern Of ten ysass.
Purifier tu1csnasSsn cen 10 obtsioe1 b. addrsss-
lag the ssho0ibsse tAseogh the feeteAse or By
calling - them at NJ. Aoers's, corner u "a and
Dloedsss stsssas, 1Asgs spssiasssaaA tsstinenisls
-. b sssa tss taaey ~ osst sksplissl.
G. VAN YvRA.
ape33-AeD q. 6WEAZKY
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

AUCTION SALE.
"Ewill seli 70 the highect bidder, without re-
w ssrve, on FRIDAY MORNING, NAY lsth.
81 ocock. ~ esr house on "a street, the vslsa-
Ile Lot No ,, in Block 81, % Exchangs It,, bst.
3th and eth.
TERMS; One-third eash, January Ist1 1855,
and January let, 1859, with interest % tie rata
OF ~ per cent. Mortgage will b. taken on the
proprty 70 ssesrs to deferred payments.
The above saas will - positive, 70 sstsls sndi-
yidcd Interests.
KENDALL, HOWE , CO., Auss'n.
tn.dlf
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Land AOonas A0A Or0ko Fs,
.oAA1Doa ~
EXCHANGE AND LAND wARRANTE,
wa Lss1ss isSssss1 Evns, Tsvs svspsyty, &C.,
roaT DODGE, IOWA.
"E PAY 1sytieviAr atssas,sa ~ lhs selection Of
w LAsAs ss1 tAsir lecAtiss, - h eash o. Land
wasresss, In tAs -. nsAss. Sissx City cad Onss
LAsd DietsietA, Ievs. W have sgssls 81 6iosx
City aaA Ossgs vho dssoss THAR hole tine sLd a.
tsstios y tAs tsanssetion Of osf bssiasss The r.
Dodge Gstrist will receive or persesaI Attsntisp
We will collect notes, bills. drafts end ssssptaasss
thsssehsst Isvs. snd rsnit proceeds pssupsiy in
Asafts - New York. Heal Kstste m Land Nu.
sosts boaght sed sold on connission. fitlse a.
ADtasd ssA taxes paid. Ne also pay SAnsrvrAp
As..nssss - ~ isenssg II Lssl Wnrssts 1os -.
sssaAsa0, tie leaning VI money ~ best vsssssu
sosso, ene - tsvsse0ssts gesssaliy. We sxantDs
eAsss1lly I'll lea1s vs lessss ss4 WIN give psss spA
Sssstpasa. Oar su0Dtssiss fes lsAaiS9 ~ issstiss
kAnd Warrants n che aAevs aa0sA AAssysAs vii. 10
eis pr iee, - ~ H. ~ ~ -, and - per 70
asssss vhieA sAeuA aeson pasy tAs vasres,s, ssd
49, ths LAnaO6ss Tees warrants. Of 81 i.r ee~A
- aasss, In Mills Of dSAfta % Esw yssk.
LAND RETERED ON TINE.
: Al bseiDs0 nasStsd IL - will resolve prSnvs
- sesskci attention. CousspssAssss solicited.
apg1D-dkvIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12


eTonnA1n = HAYWARD
a....s.., -, n.,.,.,
E0EU K..... .... ........
VXyOULD respectfully solicit q. at,ss,s Of
-. ns r sss v' en- = ss,a ~ sa's'
Asse ss3 .s q 1ueos1 osoAs
IL $500 49, ~ 80 go
ea Ssssa, eeApese 70 -
tssr. Ossaeyy - ctty Lretes stss&
-. rs
=. 1920,
LOT1N0, .y.
BOOTS, SHOES, SANDALS, 0OLEN0
v.acv .r.o,,. -, .a,,... ..
pNSsr AK rnvv ny SAs' "AAfs'
1safs, sa cssss, TSssAs a. csrs. 1seass. AZ Pss
CSssssass 7Sssss1aD ~ oe61k Daos.
Air work.
Is LIFE pxrsrsyras. arDa ,urow. avn
.
,,r,,s. 49, - ...s -. -. -.
StessoaSSS AucOsr Articles.
HI AHTIC KINGS AN u BANDS.
30ys
Dolls, Balls. Walleta A lroAe~oo poushs.
LAIiss' Dvsss sAtei1, 80 Aeov,
ns>~h.-> n>,A
oSsG
R.Lb.r Tsbisg, Car, wagon ana Cssrisre bpr,.,,.
Brick Aahsrs' Apron Cloth. stssn FssIiag.
xlono ana 14olod00u C0vo1Us
v.,..,. - u. ~,
~ ~. r,s Ansis nausss So@se. FoSesf
nss s IssAs, AsPs .ssscsses - saa
Ca... .sSsi ns'ec: eefcsefevS
1ats9n1, Vsesof hsiis Cigar Cases,
1850 S'~' -
AWP0xS0xS q
n~SaisA and rrc.eh Rlast,s nr.ias Cad. WA
inr station,rs, Dr.svis,,,s .nd
nrreons' Artiriss, .na
prAl.ss,.
Every vsnssy 81 l~ose AnOosS ana Gnss0
Peycho Goods.
wA,ch =. 90, :, Io,.., u.,l
-, -.
1U~.r .. Wa - asss0Ieny eAd
k-D sy 49, LosyIeAvIy
KxTR ION DDNARY DNDVCEA eNTa
TO TRADE
AasA. sSEaAAs. ssr~.~~,
An Nv rs.eivi.r :, s.,i.s "a 4. -, .,o..
i 81 Dry Useds. hsts and Bosnets. Boots NJ
49,. C,csksrv Vars e. ar. q f,a~ ~ E...s,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

RAILROAD NOTICE.
vIyHE First Regular Election Of Dissctors Of the
1 ksokuk and N sbrsska Railroad Coneeny viii
bs held ~ the s0cs u Diaond = Conn, 10 Ksok n.
on Monday, the esA dry VI Jane next. 81 1o'cIoeS
p. "a.
Also, ~ the sans time and place, ths slsstin for
directors d tbs lows aad Nebrsska LAnACs.
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NOTICE TO 1UlLDE1D.
20 to the X, II. d. n. h. r., Hslev town,
- and gst elsAn, Ans sand, thAt viii nake bst.
tsr mortar theA hes ever b<sn ussd n baiidings
AtkFosak. send yeur teams sd give u : trial.
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