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concluded to- morrow.l
The Dead Alive Extra ordi nv
Murder Case.

Our City Hall has been crowded to its ut
most capacity during the last few days by an
excited and deeply interested crowd of lis
teners to the Brownstown murder CASE
Much sympathy was felt for the prisoners
three elderly ladies-as the examination Of
the witnesses elected suspicious appearances
and circumstantial evidence of q condemna-
tory character. Some blood was proved to
have been found about the house, some out
Of doors, some human hair, and some boards
knocked of the barn. Also, bones supposed
to be human were found in the ashes barrel
All this tended to prove that crime OF the
blacklist dye had been committed; and what
rendered conviction q certainty, was the fact
that little pedlar had strayed from the fra
ternal care Of his brother, and had not been
heard from in week. Excitement had
reached its highest pitch. The pedlar's
brother had Identified piece Of cloth found
on the premises as belonging TO his brothers
vest. The bones, notwithstanding the asser-
tons of the doctors that they belonged to a
Sleeps hind leg, were believed TO be the re-
mains OF the little pcdlar, and the hair was
appropriated for the same parsonage, though
1t had been mnliciously whispered around
that they came from the caudal appendage of
male COW. The counsel were about sum-
ming up the case with all their we'll known
ability, when a little Dutchman 1.-THE pedlarl
who had stood with his hands in his pockets,
quiet spectator of the scene, stepped forth
and protested against any such liberties be-
ing tax On with his affairs, declaring that he
had neither been slaughtered nor burnt up,
and, as to being dissolved into the small
show OF sheep bones and horse hair, which
the table before aim afforded, he felt indig-
nant at the idea.
OF course we shall not attempt to describe
the delight OF the spectators, the consterna-
ton OF the learned counsel, or the amaze
mens OF the Judge, at the summary winding
up OF the beautiful case which had been
made out; but We will confidently assert that
the scene was rieh.-lDetroit Free Press,
Feb. Sth.
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kASsAs.-The breach between Geary and
the Missouri Kansas Legislature widens.-
The Legislature passed bin allowing Judges
discriminating power as to bail in all cases,
including murder in the first degree. This
was prompted by the case in dispute between
ueary and Lecompte. Geary vetoed the law
Whether it viii pass over the veto or not, il
uncertain, but il has already had the effect to
sharpen the feeling existing between the
Governor and the Legislature.
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How srcn FnLiBusrER STocK is OWNED by
PRKslDESr PIERCE During the recent Fill
buster trial in New York, the defendants
counsel endeayored TO introduce a lette.
from Sidney Webster ,-pierce's private Sec
retary,-which duplicates the President in
the movement against Nicaragua. An ex-
change says:
''The l.. ). Commissioner would not allow
the letter, but Gen. Cazneau testified that
Mr.. Pierce owns one-twelfth of the thirty
million acres covered by hllibuster Mckin-
ney's purchase Of the Mosquito grant, and
had aided in the movements for the COLOMBIA
ton OF Nicaragua. This, If fact, goes far
TO explain the mastery inactivit, OF the ad
ministration in its pretended attempts to
prevent the fitting out of these piratlcal ex-
petitions against Central America. Unfor-
tunately there is nothing in the character of
the President or the prevailing policy of his
administration that renders this impatation
incredible.
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JosnuA X. GIDDiNGs.-The recent illness
of Mr.. Giddings was atrophy OF the heart
A recurrence of it may be experienced at any
time, and would probably be fatal. His ply
sicans think, however, that there is chance
of his life being, with care, prolonged sever
al years. But he must leave business and
excitement, and his career as politician is
ended. He will go home, as soon as he is in
condition to leave Washington, revise what
he has written, place upon record some mat
ter. of public interest with which he is ac-
quainted but the world is not, and spend the
balance of his days as quietly and cheerfully
a. possible.
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bridge on tue Davenport railroad, at
Duck Creek, was washed away. Mud creek
also washed out a bridge at Musca;inc.
On the night Of the 9th, bridge seven
miles southwest OF Joliet, on the Chicago and
Rock Island road, broke down ~ n freigh,
wan came upon II, precipisating the engine
I ene seven cars into the food, aud killing r.
- Jewell, the engineer, Dennis Callahan. a
brakeman, and the fireman, name unknown.
IN the freight cars were seven horses, Of
which al bu, one were drowned.
Every bridge at Aurora is gone. One q,
Batavia is also gone. The Big Bureau
bridge, the largest on the Chicago and Bar
langton railroad Is gone. At Aurora the road
was crossing passengers in "a boat, temporal
rily. Five bridges on the line between An.
rora and MENDOZA were gone. Two bridges
between MENDOZA and Galesburc are gone
The total damage % this road is estimated a,
$780,
On the Michigan Southern Railroad. no
bridges were lost, and little damage was done.
On the Galena add Chicago road. two
bridges at kishwaukoe and ore at Cherry
Valley were washed away. Several culrerts
were also washed out. The entire damage.
however, Is not very great.
the bridge at Dekalb, On the Airline "a
Fulton, was injured, bat the line was ia;
badly damaged.
The Michigan Central Railroad is oil rielt.
and trains running as usual.
The sfeatae- Itrn,a Har-:@n. 49, s--L -,
The Illinois river, at Spring Lake. Three
canal boats, loaded With lumber and rrain.
were sank at Copreras Greek.
The Peoria and oquawka road suffered
very much. Fifty thousand dollars will not
repair the damages. IKE bridges on il were
sseps awas.
The railroad bridge over Rock River. a,
Como, and the public bridges over tic same
same stream Ut Dixon, Oregon, aud ster.
lug, were swept away. Rock River WINS
higher than ever known before, at Dixon.
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OLD-rnK ADVICE TO WTE.--A newspa.
per poe;ess, who wrote under date of 1918,
in giving "advice to young wife," says
that the proper sphere and duty OF married
woman is
.Te guide the house with prudent care,
Vita judgment wise to spend and spare,
And make her husband bless the day
He gave his Liberty away
The next two lines contain Q confession
which rather betrays the secrets of the sex .
:. b. sure you n 'er for power contend,
But try by TEARS I'd gain your end 90
So 1t seems thai among the fair sex, weep
ing was once considered . "yaluable water
privilegel" Scandalous!
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cv-The Des Moiues River raised to the
height Of ten or twelve feet on last Saturday
The ice broke loose and after running an
hour or so it gorged between this and Ben
tonsport, and cold freezing weather setting
in, We still have q good substantial bridge
between this place and Pleasant Hill. We
hope this bridge may last long time, for,
thanks to the CITY fathers, the ferry boat
took trip without captain, pilot or mate,
down the Des Moines river accompanied by
the yawi.-Kcosauqua Rep. l4th.
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fT-In law court in Edinburgh, Scot
land, in case relating to the property of an
officer Of the Franklin expedition, DIR. Rae's
evidence was conirmatory Of his preyiope
opinion, that the whole Of the Arctic par)
must have persisted in May, 1850, after re-
sorting to cannibalism to prolong their az
istence. lie stated from his own knowledge
that the Esquimaux themselves occasionally
perish from starvation. The court 90 de-
clarei it.
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Great CONFEDERATION at LouisYiiie.
Loss e2OO.oOo,

AT Louisville, on the morning of the 9th,
lire broke out IN the wholesale grocery and
commission house of Chas. Gallagher & Co.,
10 Smith d Rowland's block, on Main street.
between ist and I'd, and was not subdued
TIL SIX extensive business houses were re-
daced 20 ashes, involving a total loss of
over 100000. Besides Gallagher Co.
the principal sufferers were Rienard Atkinson
Co., Brannin, Summers Il Co., Bart,ey,
johnson Co., Armstrong & Allen, John
kaine, of the Calf House, t230 barrels of
twelve year-old whisky, valued at 30 90 per
saiion,) ). l.. Mock, and Mrs. Robert Tyler.
The insurance on stock and buildings
amounts to Sl19,505. Gallagher s Co.'s
premises are supposed 10 have been fred hy
an ineendiary. and this last was the third at
tempt to burn the building they occupied.
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EprcsTE rorE DrAourERs.--A writer saws:
''When lived among the Ghoctaw Indians.
held consultation with one Of their chiefs
respecting the successive stages Of their pro-
gress IN the arts Of civilization and among
ether things he informed me, that a, their
hrst start they fell into great mistake--
they only sent their boys to school. These
boys became Intelligent men, but they mar.
ried uneancated and uncivilixed wives. and
the uniform result was, that the children were
all ike the mother. Thus the father soon
Iosi all his interest in both wife md children.
And now said he, III we would educate but
enc eiasa at our children, we should choose
the girls, for when they become mothers they
would educate their sons.' This Is the point,
and it IL true. No nation can become fully
and permanently civilized and enlightened.
when the mothers are not 10 good degree
qualified to discharge the duties Of the home
work Of education.
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On the Eth, az We learn from the Madison
wis. State journal, ayoupg man named p.
bowman was attacked by wolf in Wash
lngton avenue, in that city. IL flew Mt his
throai, and but for his presence Of mind, in
quickly drawing a small knife and stabbing
u, he would doubtless have been killed. Il
followed him, however, and made subsequent
attempts 10 ret at him, till he arrived ut the
American House, where be worked. Even
there 1t stood ia the middle Of the street, and
did not leave until two Germans sailed forth
70 attack il. The same animal, j, appears,
al=c attacked another man the p-e.ier~ eve
ming.
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Nav RovTE.-The people of Muscatine are
celebrating themselves over the incorporation
Of "a company TO construct railroad from
that city TO Galesburg, which would have an
eastern connection via the Peoria road, from
Galesburg, when that line is finished from
Peoria east.
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ST.. FRA>eIsyILLE.--A friend writes us
from st. Francisville, that sales Of property
have lately been effected at greatly enhanced
prices over what the owners could have OBJ
tanned little while ago. The construction
of the Fort Des Moines Railroad has doubt
less contributed much towards the rise Of
property there, and the keokuk and Kansas
city road, which has lately been taken in
hand, has done the balance. III the people
of that place are wise, they will give heavy
lift to those public enterprises which form
the foundation of their prosperity. The
Kansas City road, in particular, they will be
foolish, in pecuniary point Of view, if
they do not assist to the exten; of their pow
er.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. - We have
had no mail from Iowa City for several days.
When it arrives, we shall know what is going
on in the Convention.
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Notice.
DEkRf's Semi-Wsekiy ~ \. Tribune Club ex-
i pirss with No 1924. new club win be made
up, and any one desiring the paper leave his
name, with 81, either with Dsming 4 Love or Ford.
6orham Ford c. H. PERRY
Feb II, SID -
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Stars o. Cosnscncur, &c
Hartford Cuunty,
Sworn 10 before me this 7th day u January, 1857,
by z. D. Ripley, Vice President, ara Thomas A.
gJusties u the Psaee.
eexI-AssrAL Dsvipssp, B Pns CsvS.
&rfor inssrassr In sbe sbovs Company, either
froa Tie dsDgsu of Fire Or lnlno1 6avtu1kso,
cali On tbs sshrsbsS u he o6es q nlaheg o1up.
ssa, west side Of ID, bstwsea MaiA Cd 1oA1a1a
streets, Kcokuk, Iowa All Lossss 10 his peete
sdjasted and paid BY II. b. I'm xYCk,
febl1dlm 6eafs ADsas.
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pLOCks CeoCknis CLOCKS

CLOCks T. UeoUwnu CLOCKS
q. =. Do0moeloo r Dre.,
WApsssals 0sasss tescississIy) In Clocks,
No. ~ Qafkst-ssTset... LOUIS, mo. !,
|1IAVE In stem, and arc constantly receiving liz
i rest froa kastern manifestation, larger stock
Of Clocks Of all descriptions, than any other house
in the west Seth Tksmas' Clocks, i day. and 80
hours, of all patterns, aud in any quantities, nj
ways on hand.
The demand for the Seth Thomas Clocks has
Become 70 large that the Company manufacturing
them have dcened il prudent To eontine their bust
10 dealer in each II the large cities through
out the Union. and We, being the only direct pur-
chasers of these Clocks, feel warranted in saying
we cad oder better Inducements TO Merchants and
Pedlars than any other house in the Mississippi
Valley. Ifehi6-d&w2n =
nUkISd my absence at the East, persons de-
Il sir.ng Insurance will be attended TO by James
4 Rhodes. Egg, 1t my ofhce, on 7d street between
Main and JohGson. w. W. BELkNAP.
febi6 dim
DEilSON or persons mo will assist me In MAX ing
such use of theoretical and practical education
in mathematics, sciences, languages and CONNER
the nscessaries Of life 70 keep body and soul to-
gether. For Information If me and mine, please
call ~ room No. II, WINS Hanse.
keokuk. f.b. ildsts
Notice to Contractors.
- L ALED proposals win BE- received at tha sfhce
- If the City Enginser until O'Clock +. NJ, Of
Monday March oh, A. d. ls67, for putting In stone,
ac In the l.evcc below Main street
Payn mt 10 be made in Twenty Year Bonds of
City of keosuk, barring percent. interest
Specifications for above work be seen al the
Office Of City Engineer, after Feb 18th.
L. HU rCHINSoN,
keokuk, Feb. Il, 1ss7-deot City Engineer.
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cTlf your lips would keep from slips,
five things observe with care--of whom you
speak, to whom Jon speak, and how, and
when, and where.
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GT-The Hairkeye says the article in its
columns which We made the topic of some
remark, was intended as mere "squb,o
and that tho intimation that il was written
by some one else than the responsible editor,
is untrue.
The Ha,ekeye is also mistaken in attrib-
uting oar article to the particular member
of the editorial corps ofthe Gate City which
it did, for he has written nothing about the
Printing question, and probably will not
write anything about it. And for the in
formation Of the Hatrkeye, and other con-
temporaries, We would say that not only in
tins matter, but usually, it is unsafe to at
tribute anything in our columns to any par
ticular individual or our firm, for il is as
likely to be written by some other member as
by the senior. And further, for the Hack
eye TO call it's article "a squib," does not
rob il of it's yenomous consciousness. We
do not direct towards any body else for
whom we care straw, nor tolerate from
any body else, such articles as the one in
question.
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ER-MAGuiREb COMPOUND EXTRACT or BExxE
Plant "A certain care for Diarrhaa, Dyssntery.
samner Complaint, and all affections Ut the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, palatable and
reliable remedy /. is unequalled. For children
teethipg attended with irritation Of the bowels il
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared aud
sold by ia c. AAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s.w. cor. Olive 4 I'd SITS. st, Louis.
For sale in keokuk by +. II. o'connor, 4 Bro,
ana ss.s - & sass...,,JJ ,.--...sssss-
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HOME
INSURANCE Co., NO. 4, WALL E1KKET, n T.,
Capital 81, 500, 900.
GQCnTAOkE
INSURANCE CO., or LONDON,
CAvsrAL q, koo,oee.
D0nOGEDo0T
FIRE kNAKINEINs. CO. .BkID0EPOkT, CONN
CAPITAL $500, eco.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEvELAND.0 o.
CAStSAL e3es, 500.
ma NRhuN
PRE- MARINE lNs. o., Fosp Do Lac, WIS.
CASsSAL o1es, zee
D0LICIBS isssed IN ~ s6oSs esnpAaaes % The
i safer elases Of rishs saly, - fair Tasss, snd
tsssss aAjustsA and pssapsly paid, ~ The cGes Of
ths ASsaey, - 6sspad s1ssse.
fsss1 .wM. ,. TUREER, Agent.
Commenco the yloW Year
Rf IksuRlko yoss Prsssty soainss The dss-
niss below ssncA:
PHOENIX Insurance CO.. OF HARTFORD,
cAs1sAL o200, 900.
STAB ms. CO., or 0aDRxsBuRsn MI,
CAPITAL elO0, 900.
HARTFORD vERx rxsU1Ascx COMPANY.
CAPITAL 600 600.
squissSay - prs.eslZ:
Ooss b eAe Iroa Yroat ssiiaisg, esssea-st.
AhX "A -
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'. LEMON. 3, @. BuRpRIpGE- ~. REHpnI
Lcnon. 10sbriAge 4 0e1AeE,
DEALERS In REAL ESTATE.

And General agents for the PurcAs~. and
y aLEoF REAL ESTATE, in the City VI Kso-
- kuk and surrounding country D0cc, for the
present, In Hatch Thompson building. csner of
Main and I'd st.,up Stair, adjoining Clerks Once.
viii afford them peculiar facilities for the sale Of
Real Estate, and they particularly invite the attsn-
ton Of all persons having Real Estate for sale.
We will also give special attention 10 the
making Of Deeds, Mortgages, Deeds Of Trust,
Leases and all other and writings and the
proper acknowledgement thereof in any part of the
city county. febI2-dtf
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y. p. MON Nl8H,
4 TTOnNKY and Counsellor ut Law. ODce on
n Third-st, over Ficklen i Lucas Bank.
janlo-dlm
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". DE WOLF.
Br0ker and Neal Estate Agent.
No. 81 Main street................. E0kuK.
LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TWENTY TWO feet ON Exchange, between First
l. 1t. and the Levec.
20 feet on 3th st., bet. johnson and Exchange.
20 feet cerner 5th and Exchange.
Lot on Bank at, bet. 18th and 18th.
Lot corner Of Sth and Morgan streets, With two
houses.
Lot in Teighton's Addition.
20 feet on Sd St, bet. johnson and Exchange
Lot in Gienford.
Lots in Mt. Auburn.
20 feet on MAin-st., bet. 9th and 7th
Lots, beautifully situated, in Kiibourne's Ad-
dition.
Lot on Carroll St, bet. 18th and 9Th
Lots In the new suburb, Esseimont.
part Of the Simpson farm, miles from the
city.
Also, many other valuable business lots.
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fsoxaS.--A. =. Nee, Of Hannibal, wa.
frozen to death On The prairie between Pal
mira and Marion City, 30, week before last.
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Five Choice Lets fer sale.
IN the corner Of Main aud Sth streets, 20 feet
~ front by 10 feet ieep with 10 foot alley in the
FEAR. Inquire at the PKsssYLvAsiA Fouspar.
febl3.dst
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BILLINGS HOUSE.
n EOK u X.
Main Street, bet. First and Second.
y. f,ARKlN. Rrouyietor


fNHE General Ticket Office for the Railroads.
L Stages ard Steamboats,, il In this building.
fnbla-liy
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Marshal of the City Of
Keokuk, Feb. Z, 1857 -d3w
NeW Map 81 Keok al.

New Map 81 keOku&s
rlvHE engraving Of this work Is progressing. Sub
L seriptions Will Be received by my agent, ]. 8.
Ingalls,, or ct the Once of Fox Otiey, Surveyors,
opposite the Athsneun, until the LIST of March, IT
g. per copy. Only SO extra copies will be priatcd
and sold after the above date for 81 50 Per copy.
keokuk, Feb III -dsmh1 J.W. OTLGY.
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X. B. OGDEN return his thanks TO his numerous
friends who have honored him with their trade and
influence during the last eight years.
Mr.. Ed. r. BrovDell, ~ heretofore, viii superin-
tend. thc sale department.
The Arm has been formed fer the purpose Of en-
larging and extending the trade. With this view
to have an entranes on both Main and and streets,
thereby giving room l30fset deep.
Feb s. ,ST-feh7-d
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sT II is said that George CONWAY, the
Ojibway Indian, has gone to Nicaragua TO
ioin Walker.
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MnrshaI Notice.

NOTICE Ia hereby given 10 ali persons interested,
~ that at meeting Of the City Council Of the
City of keokuk, held February s, 1857, Jury was
elected the benef - and damages 70
to individuals by Of the extension Of Third
street down the river n laid down . survey and
plat reported by the City Engineer 70 the Council
Feb. S. 1881, and that said .urors are summoned TO
appear at the Mayors oacein said city, the 2Sth
day Of February A. ID. 1857, 1T 9o'clock .. m.
J.T.9RIFREY,
Marshal Of the City Of Ksokuk.
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JSo. }. FACE, ND. Az. cAnpxnTBn, 4. ..
Drs. rage 4 CaSpenser,
HAVING associated themselves in the pwactics
J. J. Of their profession in It's varioas beonehes,
can b. found at their otce, east side " ID street.
between Main Aad Johnson, next door 70 Ander-
sons Bank Residsaos Of the fesner on And street,
between Johnson and Rxchasgs; Of ths latter, 4
the one, lfebS-A
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r. y. oGDkN. I'd. y. DnoWHkLL. Nv. oopBN.
ogden. DrOWne1a 4 Co.
A Co-PAKTNERSHIP has this day hen formed
IA by the above named parties, for the purpose Of
greatly increased facilities for the fulAllmesa Of
their object they confidently expect 10 baiid up
trade which shSil equal that Of any Book house in
the west No pains shall be omitted 10 give salts
faction 10 their sustomsn. The trade, and retail
purchasers are invited to call.
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- ADDER Goo0s.
-. e. STOOD AID.
XXyH0LESALE and Retail dealer in Rabber
w HooaA u Ill descriptions, I'd strsst, between
Main and johnson, keokuk. has received portion
Of his stock, which he oers for sae q tbs lowest
rates, The following articles form : part Of his
stock on hand
uenticmen's Ovarshoes.
Gentlsmen's OvcssAoss, wool lined.
Ladies' Loag Boots.
do Cater do
do Sandals
d. Dvxkins.
Also, large assortment Of misses and child
ren's overshoes. Please call AM examine.
febi6-dim
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- utah - Up0pogu1ses seses
~ 6ta1a Il NOV Yesk, los thA ss1asSH - Ru1iaS
haa1eu. = A41i1iee - SAieA ~ s1sskhel1ess sss
psss4nAlly kaAls. Aneee To Dissseoss - ~
nsst vseS1h0 - innuspttal sltissns q Nsu Tesb.
ssssd ~ -. q "A ~ Ise1tetsI -sesnany.
4 pos193o yOgoo4 - 10y neeose q ~ 1e1lly,
I'm hs1tAe elnins u ~ ssslilofs, Ter ahsut 80
ssnes ~ usek, psliey los u, ~.
y Uoal4 tspaxs this ssa eos ~ gfet31es-
tkeo q reee4ien, - sick Nd n eaes ~ afei-
1oa4t fhat - I'll slse fail, 10 had na1e sMtoin
pssvision foRke 1ouaiA9f Il MeAl1 Diabtsa ~
oains 80 ~ nan - - Fseovssy slas Ne1la1e6.
=. p 10naA1, ~
asslss 81 ti6fkkf . si2SsoS 49,,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-17

vT,n0MPSON BRIDGES, 81 Nais-st., hays for
1 sale Ashcroft's eslebratsd Steam Gaseea, for
Steamboats,. Locomotives, and 6tAtiosasy =. iass.
IL 10 TIE nest perfect 0ases end more extensively
used In the East and Canadae, than any ethss
and examine.
We are also prepared 70 furnish Stssn Whiselss
Of all sises. on short notice. Uaa3d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-17

nUkISd my absence at the East, persons de-
II sir,ng Insurance will be attended TO by James
4 Rhodes, Esq., Ut my ofce, on 81 street, between
Main and j ohAson. w. w. BELkNAP.
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