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CROWD!! CROWD!

CROWD! CROWD!!
AT A. JOURDAN'S STORE,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
Why? To purchase the best bargains eve,
offered in Winchester. He has just returned
with large stock Of
Christmas Articles,
Dry Goods,
COnfectiOnuries,
Toys and Varieties.
We think he ought to be competent to give
satisfaction to his customers both as to price
and to good selection Of goods, having had
ten years experience in one Of the largest
houses in Paris, (FRANCE), that great me-
tropolis of taste and fashion.
We would say to the public, if you want
good bargains and CHEAP GOODS, 60 and see
Jourdan, as there are but few in the many
that daily throng his store that are not salts
fed with him after giving him a trial.
Dec19 3m
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OYsTERS.-A large lot just received
and for sale very cheap for cash: ,,n.y
MART y. !OOhphN'
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Thankful for past patronage. the un'
dersigned would respectfully ask a con-
tinuance of the same, and has the pleas
ure to inform the citizens of Winchester
and vicinity that he has gone to New
York for the purpose Of purchasin new
and extensive stock OF
Spring and Summer Clothing,
which will soon be here, and will be sold
very cheap.
Feb. 27, '57-tf H. NASSAUER.
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A Ticket to a Party in New York.

Some of our readers may feel inter-
ested in seeing how things are done in
"upper tendum" in New York. The
following ticket to a party given by
DR.. Sarsaparilla Townsends wife, will
to all such, be edifying. The doctor
it is known, has made large fortune
by the sale of his nostrum, and has
built most elegant mansion in Filth
Avenue, where he resides:
Mrs. S. P. Townsend,
Requests the pleasure Of
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Seed! Seed!
Just received 2, 900 papers Ofsas-
sorted Seeds, mt A. JOUBDAN'S.
Febl3 I'm
FOR SALE-A Bed Stead and Mattress.
Apply It this Office. MARI
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marc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-14

We learn from communication published
By Mr.. Manning, that the Commissioners Of
the River Improvement have been unable to
effect a settlement and arrangement for the
completion Of the work with the Navigation
Company.
Failing to make an agreement upon any ba-
sis authorized by the new law, the Company
have sued the State in the District Court Of
Des Moines county, and the State has returned
the compliment. by bringing a counter suit
against the Company. As both parties are
anxious for a speedy determination Of the
questions involved, it is to be hoped that the
suits will be pressed to decision without
unnecessary delay. In the meantime the Com
pany is progressing with the work, without
thereby compromising their own rights or
those of the State.
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VINO WRITES THE SoSos THE principal
writer rs stephen c. Foster, author Of .sCn-
Gle Ned 80, susannah, - &c. Mr.. Foster
resides near Pittsburgh, where he occupies a
moderate cierkship, upon which, and a per-
eentage on the sale Of his songs, he depends
Tor living. lie writes the poetry as well as
the music for his songs. These are sung
wherever the English language il spoken,
while the music is sung wherever men sing. -
In the eotson-held Of the south, among the
mines OF California and Australia, in the sea
coast Giles Of China, in Paris, in the London
prison-eserss where, in fact, his melodies are
heard. ''lncie NeI'' was the first. This
was published In ls45, and reached sale
unknown ~ then In the music publishing
business. OF The Old Folks At Home .
ioo,ooo copies have been printed in this coun.
Try, aud a. many more in England. "Mv
Old Kentucky nome," .Oid Dog Tray. - ana
all his ath.- san-s have had !. t~~n-t ~..-
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ALLEY * HAYDEN,
Gre at r u b b e r s Q
No. 88 Mntn.st.,

r.oTHISG Of all kinds, qualities and prices
~ Cloth Coats and Cloaksi Alpaca and Silk Coats
Beats. Shoes. Sandals and Soleipg, for Gents, la
dies, Misses and Children. New kind If Ladies
Boota-Grs; ever offered ia the western market
Leggius fer riding and walking, riding boots. Beds,
pillows, shions, Life Preserscrs, swimming belts
and buoys. Travelling mail and saddle bags, hav-
cracks, "a bags, caps " all shapes and kinds.
Pals and buckets for engines, hrc com panies, and
house purposes.
sportsmen fitted out, and those abowt crossing
the plains.
All kinds Of Surgical and Druggist articles.
TOYS III all kinds. Dolls and doll heads, painted
and implanted.
Toil1t Furniture complete.
Table AMI Piano covers, Blankets, Cloth and
Bed Cloths.
Ba.tons, cord, braiding. srilis, stay and drsss
bones dress shields.
Pen and pencil cases, pencils and pen holders,
rules, suring tapes, wafer and sand boxes elias
tic lctt.r aud bill bands cork screws, pkin rings
finger rEs knives, If all kinds, oilers, fun
neis, TASKS, door springs, aud cement.
Carriage Robes, wagon aprons. horse covers, with
and without hoeds, whipsof every kind kearny's
naiiiess carriage irons.
Hose. packing and belting.
We arc selling NJ ST. iouis prices, and ~ cheap
as eau b. got in any Western city.
Please call nud KAN inc how ina NY and handsome
things are made Of Rubber. We shall be most
happy to to show goods aud explain their uses.
afril-dtwly
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ARRESTED. who shot Beebee, the
Marshal Of Columbus, Ohio, something more
than year ago, and then succeeded in making
his escape, was arrested in Louisville the
other day. There was a reward Of $500 of
fcred for hs arrest, which has doubtless in
duced the sharp lookout which secured the
arrest at this late day, more than year after
the escape.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
China. Glass aud CrOckery Ware.
CAREY n kILUOURNE,

elAsh ana SFOCAeFy ware
CAREY n kDLUOUnNE,
kiboufR 8 Block Main sf.,..a....... kEOkUk
FINHlS, the oldest Croekery House In the state, is
L jGst Ia RECEIPT of IMMENSE srocK Of GOODS
OF our own rIoS direct from the man ufac-
turefs in England and Francs, so that customers
will have Eut one profit 10 pay.
w arr happy to inform our friends. thro ughout
the State that offer them greater IN
dneemcnis than eYer before, to purchase goods of
Our azsortment is much larger and more
plete for this Springs Trade, than any previous
season. Ae confidently assure our friends and Gus
TONERS that we save them the trouble and ex-
pense Of going further FOR their goods, and that
shall be happy at ali times to duplicate any bills
purehasaed either IN Chicago, Cincinnati, or st.
Louis. q ear facilities for purchasing goods are
NOT snfpa sed py any house in either Of the above
plapen. Car stock OF
GLASS WARE
Is compel comprising every variety Of Tumblers,
Jars, AaFpte-, Dishes. de-, dc Also, just received
1000 Boxes Looking Glasses,
Which vs. viii sell nj very small advance on
manufacturers prices. Our stock of
COMMON GOODS
Is extensive, and customers at this house are not
limited M the quantities they may wish to buy
We have also OH hand IA large lot Of
Assorted Packages,
Carefully packed and assorted by ourselves, which
warrans u contain what the bills call for -
Persns visiting city resp ctfuliy invited
cali aud look through our immense stock Of Goods.
Pfomp. attention Ill be given to all orders sent
Us Tor goods in our line, aud will be put up by
careful packers. We try TO do business upon q
refer to any Of old customers their names are
legiunl tlrougoat the states Of Iowa, Missouri and
ILLINOIS. CAREY kILB0URNE.
April H. ST dkw
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Notice 20 Iarm crs.
WE haze FLAXsEED which we will furnish to
~ responsible men, to SOW this spring, with the
promise Of their crop, in the fall, at the market
price,
We are alse prepared TO grind corn and feed for
all customers, able terms, at short
tlec, and with promptness.
l. H. BlSSELL Co.
Main-st., between 10th and 18th, ksokuk.
Aprtl IA ~ ,dAw1w
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DRESS GOODS.

UHEhA GOODN.
rIyHE stock Of Dress Goods now offered 10 the
L Ladies is the richest ever DISPLAYED in The citv
keoku k
The stock VI Silksis very large In plain, fancy
and robes doanecd and plain bareges, tissues aud
grenadines. valeAcias, poplin challs, organdies.
jac.one;s aud lawns, plain aud printed French per
eae and chiutz, ssone OF the finest goods ever i'm
ported1 Ladies are invited 10 examine these goods
bsfore purchasing elsewherc.
ksokuk, April i3 .d2s r. d. FOSTER.
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UUUNCII NOON,
April Is, 1857.

April Is, 1857.
Present the Mayor and Aldermen Billings,
Coun, Parsons, Patterson, Sharts, and Tim.
bermen.
An abstract Of the votes at the annual elec-
ton held on the 9th day of April instant, was
received, showing that Hawkins Tayer was
duly elected Mayor for the ensuing year, and
Is. s. Merriam was duly elected Recorder for
the term of two years, John T. Griffey Mar
shall for the term Of one year, and ID. A. Day
and j. NJ. Shelley Aldermen from the First
Ward and d. b. Smith and A. T. Walling as
as Aldermen from the Second Ward, and X.
Ii. Wyman and JAS. Beebc Aldermen from
the Third Ward, and j. j. Bishop and VIM.
Patterson Aldermen from the Fourth Ward.
The quarterly report of the Recorder was
received, accepted, and the Recorder allowed
$43 so tees due from the city.
Alderman Parsons presented Ordinance No.
l0l, "An Ordinance relating TO the compen-
saton of certain officers,v which was passed
The report Of the Jurors appointed to as
sess the damages and benefits to accrue to
the owners OF iota by reason Of the extension
Of Third Street down the river below Cedar
Street, was taken froin the table.
l.. Ilarbine, of the firm Of Hiatt & Harbine,
notified the Council that they accepted the
award OF the Jurors aforesaid. On motion
the report of said Jurors was rejected, and
Messrs. John II. Sullivan, c. II. Perry and
Geo. .. Hilton were appointed to re-dssess
the damages and benefits caused by the ex-
tension of Third street as aforesaid.
w. w. Belknap, who was authorized to
purchase Fire Engines, &C., reported that he
had contracted for Fire Engine, Hose Car
riage and 1900 feet Of Hose for SIS, 500, in
city bonds. Report accepted, and said Belk-
nap allowed SIS for expenses incurred in
making said contract.
The bills for grading the alley through
block No. so, were received and laid upon the
table.
The contract Of Shores and Miles for grad
ing Second street from High to Fulton and
High ard Concert street from Second to
Third, was approved.
The following bills were allowed, viz:
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A, /. HARRISON, son Of the Hon. Jno. Scott
Harrison, aud grandson Of the late Gen. Har-
fison, has been appointed second lieutenant
OF The 9th regiment United States Infantry.
he appointment was one Of President Pier
ee's last oiBcial acts.
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special Election.

Apecini Election.
A SPECIAL ELECTION VIII BIZ held on Thurs.
n day, the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1857, for the
purpose Of voting upon the following proposition.
via 'Wili the City OF keokuk levy adirect tax Of
one hundred and atty thousand dollars for the ben
eff Of the kcokuk and Fort Des Moines Railroad
Company, principal and interest on said sum at the
rate vi not 10 exceed ten per cent. per annum, to
be collected one-third land interest the whole
orIeTei) in year, third land interest
two.thrds) Ia two years, and one third and inter
est same, in three years from date of the issue
of Bombs, "a provided for BY Act Of January ~,
1897" he votes shall be respectively ''For the
levy " thu tax, and against the levy of the
tax.
The "a ction will be at tho following named
places, wit
First Ward. at the Office of f. kilbourne.
Second :" at the City Recorders office.
Third 50 NJ the office Of r. o. Kellogg.
kEFourth Ward, at the shop of Poiser Clark
Polls op ned Mt o'clock n. and close at 4
o'clock p. N. SAM'L r. CURTIS,
Mayor City of keokuk.
keokuk, April H. 1857 dta
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UmDFOtNfTNG0s
ID ICfI yalcnceinnes and mu u ia sets.
IN Rich Honton and Maltese sets.
Linen travelling sets, some very cheap.
fsenea and Italian embroidered collars and new
style sleeves.
Embroidered and hem stitched handk erchisfs
very hge.
Jaekonet and Ssiss Eoaneings, bands, edgings
AID iDsertlngs, FROM cheapest to very hue.
Ladies' VIII lad this . supstior stock To select
from tapri4d6w1 +. ID. f0SIER
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NoaAH.--i have heard woman or the
worli say, " The state Of uidowhood is incon.
sehient for one must assume all the modesty
OF = young girl, without being able to feign
her Ignorance.
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Something New an keokuk
4 SECOND HAND STORE

- II.
'INHE Undersigned will buy and sell second hand
i Furastare, and goods " every kind. Persons
breaking up house, cummenciBg b. use ksep ping,
will alwa.s find me readyto wait on them sand sell
them barsai ! viii always hold myIe ready 10
g. Ia my customers rcsidc meas, and purchase their
estire household goods at a fair price, thereby
avoiding be trouble If sending their goods to
auction. Fair dealing with all, is my motto.
My place OF business is Sd at. bet. Main and
johnson. next door 10 Mumm Mullsr,c raer OF the
the alley. Please call and zee me.
apTl3d div JOHN l.. ROACH
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Willis l.. Williams, a distinguished lawyer,
OF 81 Louis, died on the 9Th inst.
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THE Pictorial History q the Anericsa May,
i comprising lives Of its distingulssd command
ers, BY John Frost, L. 7. D., tsst reed By
Ap8d OGDEN. BROWNELL ! co.
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The Southern Standard says that "Sou,h
Carolina II the very seat 0f moral and polit
GA! eiiisa!gy." We can well imagine that. II
moral and political chiyalry were persoaitied,
South Carolina would be It's ssat.-[Lonis-
Vile journal.
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aGosp Nklrls and Aklrtinv

GkELEfON and cruseii Hoop Skirts.
- Corded muslin, With Aouncing. for skirts.
Marseilles, dasnask, eatlllA aud hair cloth
apriadAw i, u. FOSTER
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THE Arm OF Beatty, Long 4 Co. vs. dissolved
1857. John Long having sold HE entire interest In
The Untoo Foasdry property. The business win
hereafter b. continued b John sad CHARLES Deasty
undsr the arm Of J. +. beatty Co., Who ~
fuily authorised to wind mp the business Of The old
arm. IT taprS-dls
DUPF0N' IS Natural History q Man, the Globe,
ID and Of Quadrupeds, with additions from CO.
vier, Lacepsds, and other prominent natusalists.
Tor sale By OGDEN, BROWNELL d CO.,
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~ w. hlbourne, costs in case of w.
Prassae Us. ID. w kilbourne Us
Mayor, IS 90
The Bill Of S. B. Ayres of $500, for as
sessing the city for 1857, was laid upon the
table.
Council adjourned sine die.
Is. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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Notice.
MR.. 7. Il. ENSTEK becomes q member in ouI
1Sl Law firm from March 18th.
mch27.d,m RANKIN & MILLER.
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ESSELMOMT!
Great sale 81 SIX Hundred lots
AT PUBLIC AUCTIONi
on THE GRouxn, ON
Wednesday, April 22d. 1857.

Wednesday, April 22d, 1857.
rINHE suburb ESA FL MONT City OF Keok uk,
i containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres Of
Land has been subdivided with reference to the con-
tour OF the ground, and consequently Lots vary in
dimensions from one fourth Of an acre TO two and
one half acres. The Streets ard Avenues are wide.
aud pass over favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor filling. An elevated poi ut is reserved
for the pnrposs OF an Astronomical Observatory -
Another portion has been laid of for Public Park
The design of the Proprietors in the arrangement
of this suburb has been to prsserfe the natural
beauties If the locality, which unequaled In
the vicinity Of keokuk, or elsewhere. FROM every
point, excepting small creek bottom Of alluyial
sod, well adapted To gardening purposes there Is
6ne view of the Mississippi River, also of a beau
tifulcouutry lying North and West.
Essclm0nt
Is situated Within the city limits, ! mile from
Glenford Station, and is accessible by Mcdowell
street, Glenford and Esselnont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place the grounds, on the
I'D day of April next, commencing at ~ o'clock
a.. IN.
Single Lots will be sold with the privilege Of
from to q, at option of purchaser.
TERMS:
One Fifth Cash-batdnce in One, Tro,
Three and Four Years,
With interes, at the rate Of 10 per per annum
payable annually. WarIanise Deeds Nth BE- given
and Mortgages retained for deferred payments.
collation. will be furnished. photographic
plans will be flu 'nished On day VI sale.
The Streets and Avenues will be opened sun
cent time before the day of sale to enable persons
desiring to purchase 10 drive over the whole tract
A plan Of the property can be seen 1T our office
For further information inquire Of G. X. Dimond
w. Dcwolf, o. Main-s.., or Of the undersigned.
SMITH vANsIckLEN,
mch24dim Auctoneers.
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secona.SI. CAeaP store, oPpOsSse
lhe Alhe N e q m.

seconA-St. Cheap store, opposite
the Athen e am,
IIAyE just received one u the largest and best
IL stocks Of bonnets ever brought to Keokuk.-
Also ribbons French towers, collars undersleevcs,
English thread lace bobbinet herman laees prints,
Irish linen. damxsk and snow-drop table cloths,
napkins, diapers, crashes, Jewelry, perfumery,
bracelets, necklaces, and endless variety Of Ne
tions. Gents shuts, drawers, crayats, neck ties,
meri and cotton hosiery. silk and linen handker
chiefs also, large assortment o. corded and hoop
skirts.
aprlid Il. IL. ABBOTT co.
INFLOW and fancy Baskets, q splendid assort-
w meat just received by
apriid X. II. ABBOTT 4 co.
lNHINA Mouth Pieces, for speaking tubes. FOR
~ sale by TILLINGHAsT, LANE1 BuEL,
april d Sign Of the Breadsxc.
rINEIP 0ONds, just received and for sale by
i TILLINGuAST, LANE BUEL,
aprlld Sign of the BroAdaxe.
CLUBBING AND PAVING NOTICE.
Two the Unknown Owners Of the Lots fronting on
i johnson street, from Filth to Feurtcent sheet:
You are hereby notified that the foiio~ing rssoiu-
tion adopted by the City Councilof the City Of
Keokuk, April I'd. 1857, to-wit:
Resolved, That the owners Of the lots fronting
upon johnson street from Fifth To Fourteenth at,
b. directed have the curb stones set by the first
day OF June next, aud the sidewalks graded and
paved by the first day Of Augus. next
JOHN 4. GRiFFEY,
Marshal OF the City Of keokuk.
keokuk, April 10, lS57-d
Times Post ssopy u! May ]
Assessmcnt Notice.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the City Council Of the
n City OF keokuk will be held on Monday, the
Goth day Of April, at o'clock .. m, for the pur-
pose Of equalixng the city assessment for the year
lS57 u. y. MERRIAM,
April 10, Sid Clerk Of the Council.
raxoponE srrrs JOHN .. HsLLx.
nETTs 4 mELLEN.
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No.
~ - Leyee and 81 Commeroial-st., 81. Louis, No.
y. RERnRkNcES.
Russell 4 Bennett, Grow, MoCrsery = Go.
Child, Pratt 4 Co. james Watson,
q. ID. Fillcy, Young Brothers,
Woods, christy l. Co. &. w. Stone = Co.
~. McCreery 4 Co. Capt. y. v. Gould,
Gaty, McCsne 4 Co. Rhodes, Psgram Co.
Bsst, Wiley Bast. Loker, Rcnick D Go.
s. J. Hamill, ". 3. Gilman,
Wilson 4 Brothers. J. r. Comsteck &Co.
meh25, 's7-wiy
Great Bagai0l
HOUSES FOR SALE
vIyHREE three story houses. all finished 10 the
j most work manlke manner, with ten rooms
eaoh. A. sood cellars, corner Of Fourteenth and
Franklin streets, arc o6ered for SALE They for
%33 each per month.
INQUIRE at this ONCE, or on the premises.
VIVIAN DYKE DR ROO.
Keokuk, April s-d6ts
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!. Jud.om Cottinghm IN


NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEY ANGER
\A ILL give prompt attention to conreyancng
w and the acknow Judgement Of deeds, To Dc
taken in any part Of the city. Office with G. w i.
Lowrie, over Banking House Of tickien Lucas
arr dom
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l AIDES and Gentlemen ran now find a beautiful
IL Stock Of Goods To select from. The styles
red u suit every taste. The qualities we'll as
sorted, and the prices as low the goods can
be bought in the Mississippi Valley,
hsokuk April i3-d1w
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81.
For IT. Des MOiAes.
INliEsteamsr BADGER STATE, will II ,
L leave for Fort Dies Moines and all
intermediate ports Tuesday, April i4th
For tr isht or passage apply on board or To
BROWN L TAYLOR,
nFrla-dlf Leyee
For Sale kkeng.
LN0K SALE, farm of 200 acaes, mills west Of
l. Mon;rose Also lots tso aud ;, b.uck a. IN Per-
~ Williams Addition.
FOR RENT, two farms, and miles frem this
city. Appiyto WM III. WILLIAMS,
Corner Of Second and High-sts.
keokuk April lI-d6t$
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n GOOD impfovcd fArn q enc handEsd ana ia
"A tv assss, b miles from Hamilton, Ill. Also
the foliowinR pr0psrty, In the town Of Hamilton:
one tso-stsry frame hoass, nearly aew. with eight
rooss, and GOOD basement and collar, With fosr
lots also . one-stoTy house with foar rooms and
kitchcn cellar and cistsrp; also ons-stsfy frsns
house. With kitchen and three lots, we'll located on
Main street, also - lots, we'll located and desra-
bic situations for building All the above will b
sold on accommodating terms, and 1t less than hall
Keokuk pricee. Inquire Of
ia r. LLOYD.
mshls Land Agents, Hamilton, III.
/NCRAN Scenes, Prose Writers Of America, ard
~ Peter Pasiey's Popular Biography for sale by
apSd OGDEN, BR0WNELL co.
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COspaYtmershtp.
r1NHE underai gned, having formed co-partnsr-
i ship, under the name and style Of Marshall 4
Bruce and parcha.ed the interest Of A. J. Wilkia-
con In the 6rn u Wilkinson 4 Marshall, will con-
tiaue tbs busineas ~ wholesale ana retAii Drug
gists at the old stand, corner IF Main and Third
streets. RICHARD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL X. BRUCE.
Krakut March 10 1s57-an3-dAS
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NOTICE.
flNHE undersigned have this day entered into q
L oo-partnership, for the purpose OF carrying on
the milling business in the city Of keokuk, under
the hrm OF Coleman Footo.
April 1, 1857. q. l.. COLEMAN.
apil-tlw EDWARDA. Fo0TE.
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on ACRES Of land adjoining the town Of Mel
ON rose, being partly in good timber, and partly
under cultivation.
This tract Of land 10 haf mile from the r. D.
X. H., about TO miles from the city Of ksokuk,
and Ia believed TO contain valuable mineral.
Apply Tor particulars at uaiioway's Bakery In
Simpsons Block, between 5th aud 9th, Johnaon
street. spr&dlm
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LNAST half IL lot and west half Of lot y, block
IL 1876. Main Street, between 7th and sth. Low
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ATTENTION.

DERlIAPS the cheapest and best located
now offered being lot o. block 81 FIRST one east Of
Messrs. Clark d Van Nostrands leather store.
Apply for terms &c. to the undersi gned. Also 1
beautiful lots in ID. w kilbourne's first addition.
lots between 5th and 9th streets, ON Franklin.
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