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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
sALEOF 4s2 ACREs o. VALUABLELAND

ON the 18Th day Of APRIL, 1851, the premises viii be
~ credit Of and two years the home place Of
toe late Ridley, deed consisting Of -Four hun
dred and Eighty TwOAcr5s on Stones river eight miles from
Nashville, and lying both sides Of Stewards Ferry Iuu
pike The Land will be divided suit purchasers into six
or eight parcels The purchasers will be required ray
about $50 each Lot and give and good
cunly at one yetr the residue, able 10 h1 p
Sale made The heirs ana of Ridley, decd
the purchase money marhlj-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
RATTAN CHAIsS


I'VE have on hand few handsome haitian Sewing. Arm
w and Rocking Chairs, Chdren's Chairs Hamper and
Clothes Ba.kets Ladies Fancy " 9rk Baskets.
mThl0 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
H U n DIZZY, WALLER & CO
tsu1oEssoRs TO HuSDtEt, sas1~5y g. CD.
COaChmakePs.


WE have Just commenced business
w and are prepared o. build Carr. S7etLlLFl
ages hockaEays and Buzges ot al es-5et.E
descriptions. We invite buyers 90 call - - -
and examine cur Stock before purchasing as We have m
received The latest Paris New YORK ana London fsbus
Also, We have Evfota patent coupling the greatest .1n
there Is Purchasers win please give uB saI ana tv rn
not fail 10 Be satisfied Our work s warranted fres
promptly attended 10 ana terms favorable Painting rrf
other repairing done az The lowest prices sua favo taa
fully received and large ones In proportion TnogQs-6m
NO. ] NEGRO MAN FOR SALE
NEGRO nan Of superior qualities, either for tho farm
"a or for family use stout and rusty about 90 years OF
age can De mad on moderate terms By Immediate appcu-
boh 70 JAMES & HARRISON,
mtfenAl-u Cedar street..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15

WE have variety Of articles for Cooking by Gas By
w which az common Gas Burner, kstt OF aJsr can
be made 10 boil in three minutes Oyster Plates and shay
ing Cups alsRto be heated By gas Price upWar5s
mrhlO MACK ENZfE 6 WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
BEHRING'S PATEhT CHAMPION FIRE
Probe "a RE,n.

WITH Halls P-tent POwder-pToOf LOcks-Jhs that
w awarded separate Medals The Worlds Fair,
London, $751; and the Worlds Fair New York, lc53 and
the only American Safes that awarded Medals
the London Worlds Fair.
These Safes admitted 70 be superior any
offered to the pubC and the subscribers challenge The world
produce instance Of these Safes falling their
contents through the hottest fires, burglar picking the
lock.
The subscribers and their Agents the only persons au-
hOrzed 10 make aud sell Hsrrng's IenI Champion Safe
with Hgll's Patent POwder-Proof Locks
S. G.. HERRING & CO..
Block rs, 49, and 100 Water s Broadway
Of Murray s., New YORK. [marchl2-3w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15

We have great variety Of Cheap Patterns.
WaiterG-We have numerous Patterns ofOvaI Round
and Ooong Walters from go and upwards. Feather Due
eTs Scrubbng and Blackng Brushes French seru5blng
Brushes M0ps, Hearth Br0oms, &C.. DE.
mrHIO MACKENZTE & WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15

TIE partnership Of HUNDLET, BAlrurv & c. fs ts.
= day dissolved b. mutual consent Ws.Hsr 4 E--ti-v
W. r. Waller and VIM. 3. Booth, are s1-ra s-.- "a e
settle and pay The debts Of the hr. ras s ms an sf
March, 1851. 4-----r, -t- 1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15

DY Lady fully qualified teach French, Music and all
ID English branches, situation Teacher Goveruess
in Family 10 the ciJy country the location healthy
The references given. Please address A. r. N
ROX IS, Post once, Macon, Ca. UInl4-dG.
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AT
Waterfield Sc Walkers.

WATERFiELD WALKER are under fun hesi-way
" with the new slyl. OG Geutiemeufs Hats ana copf-
denty recommend them TO the notice of an who wear Hats
want Hats wear This style IS very light nd sfas
pressure s oolhsraled. WAKEFIELD * WhiKER.
FINE SOFT DRESS HATSI
TTHE largest and most select Of Felt Hats
will be found Waterhsld Walker's-thsv nave them
In great variety and ia all s designs and popular
coloTs Lmrh7I WAKEFIELD d WALkER.
NEW ST. LE RIDING HATS
I'HE Ladies' Will nnd az Waterded O. WaIksrs
full assortment Of fine Riding Has. Also, Fancy Had
mrh7 wATERFILD q WALKER.
no MERCdANTS!l
NJ ERCHANTS will Ind a WaterhsII a. Waker. an tb-
W and desirable styles Hats for the season NJ
cash OF prompt short ume buyers ial avan
tHges. WhTEEFIELD& WALhER
mrh7 Fashionable Hattsfs, 70 Public Square.
IMPORTED MALTA JACK FJf. SALE
q HIKE will be sold on The Public Square SATURDAY.
the 5lst nsi 20 the highest bidder fine imported alta
en-. Ierms-fOur months credit, PAYABLE ia bank with
mrllo--a2w !. EvETr/
IMPORTANT To DRUGGIS ~. GSKUCFKS
AND LIQUOR ID EALERS.
SELLING on at Twenty per Cent lees ihan New YORK
shall Oder for the succeeding da] s. our stock of -
Wines, Brandes and Liquors Twenty per cent lsss b
New York phcos- DEVENOGE q CHARLES.
mrhlO-dlN- oid te.lovs GAN.
G. DARDEN, alone is authorised % use tha mana a.
- the arm in closing sing anv hr4r..s s.--.
% said arm. Inoy25l DAkDkN, TCaNER d ~
DISSOLUTION,
THE partnership Of HUNoLET, BAlnurv & o. "a a.
= day dissolved By mutual consent Ns-.r- $780,
". K. Waller and VIM. b. Booln. asa ar-.a --.- -
settle and pay he debts Of the inn ra.s ne Ius la on
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DSLrNCS.
No. ]. R Cant and " D Taylor.
2 John Leonard and VIM. Twitty.
MC5jah Y Luna aud Z Hsesiss.
" 4. q Flint and w R Vowel.
" 5. J c Orr and Robert Williams
d" 6. & Hunter ard VIM McCrory.
Z. John Laws and NJ W Oakly.
" SD Y CrsmsD, Whitnell Ransom.
g g. J j Holt, Jr., and Elias Scott
" 10. S " Rsney, Aaron Thompson.
" IL. James Hsrdso1, Mathew Giles
" i. S G Olsten end SamL Beckett.
+" -. D @ Orr and Ashley Moore.
F" IA j Collins aud I J Wilson.
" 10. Robert Davis and Levy Cswhorn
On motion, the Chairman and Co. ". L. Nc
CleIand and w. D Holden were added to the LIT
OF delegates.
On motion the following additional resolutions
were unanimou ly adopted
Resolved That i. is the wish of the democracy
of Marshall County that there should be but one
democratic candidate, for any one office at the ap.
preaching August election.
Res0lUed That tie democracy present deem it
necessary in order TO secure more harmonious
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
yHEAP LAND AND DESIRABLE RESI-
EFnFg

Mr.. B. RMBRV's Tract Of Land containing I25 aerss
w about IS tmberad- with large Brick Dwellng
Of TO or y rooms, situated about = miles from Nashville
the Gal attn Pike. A great gain will be given.
Also, the above 40 OF Land partly tmbered
fronting tho Cumberland rysr and being part Of the old
HaysbOro tract and joining Lands Goodrich Love
and others. Cali J. L. * r. W. BROWN,
marchl2-lm A. = College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
Powder +! Powder +!

lust received in Magazine and FOR sale 2OB kegs 600
half kegs, 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Ride Powder
BY NJ d Z. r. Oh EATHAM. Agent
mrhlI-iL for the Manufacturer.
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nIPOHTED MALTA JACK FO5. sALF-
NJ, i ne RRgSGIs O. GHOcEES
DISSOLUTION,

C. DARDEN, alone, is authorised % use no nam. ~
- the drm in closing trausacinE any has1sss ,--
% said arm. Inoy25l DAkDkN. TuaNFR X ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15

NJ ERCHANIS will Ind at WafeT1ed a. Walker an Inc
" and desirable styles OF Hats the season No
cash OF prompt short umo buyers AVIAN
tuges- WhTEEFIELD& WALhER
mrh7 Fashionable Hattsfs. gB 1ublfe Soma.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15

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

How they Treat the 0Grno0os
During the last night Of the session Of the
Legislature, in the general ovsgdow Of good
feeling incident to snch m occasion, sesolu-
tions of thanks to the officers OF the Senate,
from President down to paper-folders, passed
that body with the most entirs unanimity.-
Senator Rusch, German Republican from
Davenport, seized the occasion Of the gen.
eral good humor prevailing amongst his
brother Senators to offer Q complimentary
resolution to Mr.. Rodman, German Repub-
lican Representative in the House, for the
ability with which he had translated the Gov
ernor's Message into German.
The resolution thus innocently presented
acted like bomb-shell thrown into the ranks
Of the Democracy, and the dozen Locofoco
members there present sprung to their feet
spontaneously and simultaneously to resist
the tender of a compliment well merited by
Mr.. Roiman. Leading Locofoco Senators
made speeches against the mover Of the res
olution as well rs against Mr.. Rodman, and
the German Republicans Of Iowa. They
seemed in their fury to have lost their accas-
toned prudence, and held forth in the most
insulting terms Of abuse against the Ger
mans Of Iowa, and finally voted to u man
against the resolution, while all the Repub-
lican Senator'S voted for it, and adopted it by
an overwhelming majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

We publish in another column an abstract
of the new License law. The present Pro-
hibitory law was amended in accordance with
the views of the friends of temperance in or
der TO make it moro efficient. The most ma
terial change was the abolition of County
groceries, and authorizing persons in various
portions of the County to sell under certain
rstrctions, for medicinal and mechanical
purposes.
The legislation seemed to be generally sat-
isfactory both to the friends of Prohibition
and the friends Of the License system. 1t
must, however, be seen in its practical work
to its efficiency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
Greeiey's $1,000 Bride.

The truth with respect to the 81 900 paid
to Mr.. Greeley 10y the Des Moines Navigation
and Railroad Company is this: Mr.. Greeley
was at Washington, where some Of the COM
pany were looking after thar intcrests be-
fore Congress. just as he WAS leaving, one
Of them handed Mr.. Greeley a draft for
ST. 900, asking him If he would take il and
honor their draft at New York for that
amount. Mr.. Greeley, supposing it tinan-
cial accommodation, said he would. Blu.
as . compensation for services which they
might ask, minated to them that they could
get their money when they wanted it, and it
was drawn out Of his hands. And that was
nil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
a91S0sIsa ~ . Popular AusAsS,s
%AfS%5 style.

sa11sosisa 81 . Popular Authors
Nwas nsatnidnighs, toward the close OF
49, aetstnoon, on a sul.ry nessiag in De-
eanoer, tS--s previous to the rsvolution Of
NE last var, when the bursiag noon vas
setting In 80 eastern sky, casting brilliant
shadow npen the gorgeous clouds, which en-
tireiy obscured the armament; and the un-
cloudcd sun was sending down In dssp noon
day beams with an intensity Of heat, like the
shrieking Of heavy thunder through the deep
mountain gorsos Of the western prsiries.
Lovely, Indeed, was the sound Of such .
spectacls to the feet Of the wesry traveller,
for three feline monsters Of the deep were
just gathering togather for their evening
meal, aud separating ere the sun was risen,
for the sports Of the chase, and oil things
betokened response too deep for utterance.
previous to the above mentiond merry catas
trophe, two pedestrians might have been seen
riding upon horseback in a three wheeled
carriage, upon tho brow of precipice under
the side Of forest, which had been cut down
before the trees had begun to take root, and
engaged in eating their ev ening dinner by
he roadside in the arms of Morpheus. The
eldest OF the three gentlemen was socompa-
MED by n young lady of about City threc,
and about two years younger than the other
man, which latter gentleman Was, from the
manner in which she addressed him, evident
ly her only and youngest daughter.
The remainder OF her dress consisted Of
two pair Of pantaloons, neatly buttoned
round the tops OF her ears, and elegantly
attached by golden strap Of unwoven silk,
to the axeltree OF the middle aged gentle
mans horse.
The third gentleman, last mentioned, was
an old gentleman of about twenty-five,
whose venerable features disclosed the livid
hue Of the Siberian negro. His bald head
was profusely covered with long silver locks
of sandy jet, and which be had evidently lost
during a severe attack of ses-sickness,
caught from the next door neighbor, who re-.
sided several blocks from him 10 the coun-
try. lie also was richly attirea in the same
manner rs the lady, being clothed in . worn
out frock coat which was secured by straps
under his boots.
His feet was bare, and save his gloves, he
had no garment to shield him from the balmy
atmosphere. He had lost both his arms Just
above his collar bone, and vas constrained
to wear crutches. This, added TO his total
blindness, rendered him nm object Of general
admirati on. Il Extract in the Rnickerbocker,
from sGsordie, or Kings Pet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

go MASUiREs COMPOUND ExrnAcr OF BsxHR
PLASr--A certain cure for Diarrhos, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended With relaxation. Asa safe, paIatAble and
reliable ssnsdy il is unequAnsd. For children
tecthng attended ~ish irritation of the bowels, II
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by ia c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S.W. cor. Olive 4 I'd sts., st. Louis.
For sale in Kcokuk by r. IL. O'counor, 4 Bro,
and Drug yists generally. aug2odkw6m
Fob SALE.
eltWo aiding lots VA Main St, between sth and
L 9Th Inquire of 5. A. DUKE,
jan22-aim So MAln-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

BRrrAL MuRpKx IN IowA.--The Vinten Ea-
gle gives an account Of an orphan hey, .
Dane by birth, and bound to one Olislsagsr,
residing in Buckingham, Iowa county. Oils
leager grew tired Of supporting the boy, and
compelled him to sleep on an icy floor, with
out any covering, At the same time beating
him until he was covered with bruises and
nine Of his ribs were broken. Fen this
outrageous treatment the boy died on the
2lst inst, and Olisgesger forced his APdy
into n boot box by breaking his neck Ind
throwing his head forward on his breast
lie was then about to bury his victim when
be was arrested and committed to jail in de-
fault Of $4,000 bail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

eTlIerc is n rather old joke, but finding
it in the New Orleans Picayune, we once
more send il round
swell, Cufee," said minister to his col
ored servant, .what were you doing in meet.
ing this afternoon 2"
"Doing, massa y Taking notes." was his
reply.
"iou taking notes z" exclaimed the mas.
ter.
'Sartin, massa, all the gentlemen take
notes"
well, let me see them," said he.
Cuffee thereupon produced his sheet Of pa
per, and his master found it scrawled oil
over with all sorts OF marks and lines, q.
though dozen spiders dipped in ink had
marched over i.
why, this is all nonsense said the min
lister. as he looked ut the notes.
SWELL, massa," CuGee replied, 81 thought
so all the time you were preaching 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

A WoxAN's CRrTicisx.-Belie Britain, the
lady critic Of the New York Mirror, conclud-
ed her criticism upon the performances of
Mrs. Mcmahon, the lady who "will be IN ac-
tress.'
"But am trotting on too fast and too far;
with single moral reflection lll come to
full stop. This Mrs. Mcmahon is evident
ly stage struck. She has d monomania for
the drama. 1t is her idiosyncracy; but
prophecy that the diseace will cure itself by
bleeding : and that the lady will coon re-
turn to the sanctity Of her dear home,' with
new relish for the more quiet 'joys with
which the stranger intermeddlsth not, Per-
haps she has no children--those little domes-
tic sheet anchors, that prevent aspiring wo-
men from straying into to the regions Of art
and other miscellaneous fields, and keep them
from restlessly repining over unfuI6lled smis
sions;' and from feeling like wi'ted ear of
corn, unripe, unproductive and useless. II
so, let us treat her all the more tendery, but
at the same time gently suggest that she had
better adopt baby than the stage. Many
people regard both as scryi evils but Of
the two would choose the lcast.'o
BELLE BRITAIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

House and Let fer sale.
4 HAvEfor sale house and lot Bank ST., b.
/ tween l4th and 9TH. The building 10 Of stone.
Inquiries can b. msds OF WIN. Lovestein, corner Of
isth aud Johnson ats. fFeb3-dtf
FALL OF WOOD! FALL OF WOOD!!
KEOKUk WOODLAND.
XXy00D for sale ~ same price ~ last summer. l
additional cost q SOY of saving. splitting and de.
iivering the same. will a'so saw, split and de-
liver wood from my yard at 81 80 per cord.
Wood for sale st the yard by the load 100 feet) ct
81 30, or half load atSl IS. Any person wanting
good oak, hickory, or sugar wood, can yet it ~ my
yard in any quantity quality, and for himself
that 1t |, correctly measured. Wood also furnished
Ut any time ut the regular market price.
a keokuk woodward, corner 81 9th AID High SITS.
-feh2dgA PETER LEBREfON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
News OF she Morning.

On the Both the steamship James Adger
was sent BY the Underwriters Of New York
to Hampton Roads to afford relief to some
forty vessels locked up in ice, short Of pro-
visions, and with disabled crews.
An item more news is given from Central
America. The question of boundary has
been adjusted between Costa RIGA and
Rivas' Government Of Nicaragua. Rivas
obtained evidence that the old Accessory
Trnnsi, Company is responsible for the nd-
vent Of Walker to Nicaragua, and the Nor
gand and Garrison Company is responsible
for his support. The boats and property Of
the old Transit Company are confscated.--
Greytown was in possession OF the COST Ri
cans, and Walker had not been heard Of for
two weeks.
The Investigating Committee at Washing
ton will report this week. Implicated mem
bers OF Congress have been notified that their
evidence viii be taken.
CosoREEs.--In the Senate, on the 3lst,
the Indian appropriation bill being under
consideration, Mr.. Hale commented in severe
terms on the conduct Of Gov. Stevens in pro-
claiming martial law and srresting the Judge
Of the Federal Court of Washington Terri
tory. He was opposed TO placing a single
dollar in the hands Of such a man, and
thought that in the days of the Roman su-
premacy, no outrage equal to this was ever
perpetrated in the most remote province Of
that Empire. In the House, Mr.. Grow report
ed bills for the organization of State govern
msnts for Minnesota and Oregon, which
were passed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

IosCaIssIoSAL The coun-
ties oil Des Moines, Louisa and Washington
have. been added to the frs. Congressional
district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

vISHE above est rsprsss0ts . view Of the most
complete and perfect
COOKING sTUvR NOW In USE
The Patterns are entirely new, having been Dads
BY - this year. They fast suppAntingi 9th
Or Cooking Stoves in the market. The demand for
them 10 already 20 great that We are preparing -
manufacture 6fty Of them per day. Those wanting
that almost Indispensable article, good Cooking
Stove, should remember that Improvements as1
progress the order Of the day, and that In
tiele of domestic use, has there been greater in
Provement. within the last ten years than the one
nov under confederation. Therefore, you will
greatly promote your interests by selecting ths
'NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
In preference TO taking up with Of
pattern.
~ For sale Wholesale and retail, at oar store.
Nc. 81 Main ST.. kE0KUK, IOWA, where can al
ways b. found the most pletc and varied assost-
nent of Cooking, Heating, and Palor Stoves, ever
offered In the West.
E1-Also, Timers Stock Of all kinds ~
w. s. AooRE, BRIDGE D BIO.
Agent. ljani-dy]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
.AlrM IN .ElIi!:UM.'

InvS AeoAeer.
rINnE public are respectfully Informed that the
1 Theatre will reopen, for the spring 0sasoo, on
Monday, March "a. 81, with . full and sGeient
company. During the seAson constant succession
Of the FIRST Starr In the country will sppsaS.
janfe 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

TIME partnership heretofore existing betwsrs
i Cavs 4 Bailey was dissolved BY mutual coascnt
Jan. 2sth, 1851. The business VI shs late Ara viii
be settled by either party. Ones ~ their old stand,
No, ~ Main-st.
They would most cordially recomnsnd 70 their
old customers snd friends Z. =. Hart Son, who
succeed them in the Book and Stationery businsss.
jan3I -d1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

Por the Gate City.
Indiana Da NIX ers' Tricks.
Ii is well, in these times Of Bank suspen-
sion and failures, for the public to know all
the motives Of men who pref end to stand as
sentinels upon the watch-tower. am taking
Paddock's Bank Mirror, from Cincinnati;
the number for January 18th came to hand
few days since, with a scrip on the back COW
er stating that some five Of the Indiana Banks
were thrown out by the brokers Of that city,
and that they were buying all other Indiana
paper at discount of 3 to per cent, and
advising their patrons to discredit all indi-
ana Banks until something more was known
about them. Now il is we'll understood by
many Of US that this game Of the Cincinnati
Brokers is one which they are won't to play
toward the above banks, and that it would
be much 10 their benefit if they could, by
such indiscriminate condemnation, induce
the public to rush to their counters to dis
pose of the issues Of these banks. In re-
gard to some of the Indiana Banks thus sum-
marily disposed Of by this Mr.. Paddock, for
the benef. Of shavers, some of US happen to
know that they are among the most reliable
of the country, their stock being owned by
residents Of the immediate vicinity in which
they are located, and who are individually
liable for their issues, to say nothing of the
security placed in the hands of the Auditor
Of State for the redemption OF their notes !;
among which We would name the Bank of
Salem, at Salem, the Bank Of Salem at New
Albany, Merchants aud Mechanics Bank at
New Albany, Bank of Paoli, old and new
State Bank and branches. These banks are
owned and managed by men who are well
known to be in every way reliable and cor
rect business men, and we would as soon ex-
pect to lose money by handling Real Estate
Stocks as by handling their issues.
w r r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
TO THE LADIES.

AIRS. l.. l.. HARRISON, SUCCESSOR to Mrs. K.
1vl Rediington, on Third street, between Main
and johnson, would respectfully announce to the
ladies' Of keckuk ard vicinity, that having bought
the Millinery aud Fancy Store above named. she
will keep ON hand y, all times, large assortment
Of Bonnets Of the ln test fashions and Of the most
rich ald beautiful Materials trimmed in all the va
rious s,yiss to suit purchasers.
FANCY AND DRESS GOODS,
and Rmtroidtries, large aud rich assortment. She
sill Acc connect with her establishment
DRESSMAKING
In all it, branches, employing the best Of work In
and assutning the entire responsibility and over
sight Of work she is eosfdsnt Of rendering sat
isfaction 10 all who may avail themselves Of her
services
Ladies are invited 70 cal and and examine for
th, m.elyss feb3-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

A SECOND Story Room, 20 by SO feet, on Main
IL street, between I'd aud Sd, entrance from the
ps,snent.
Also, IA good rear corner Of 9Th and Main
street. On hst foor. W. T. THOMPSON.
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