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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

NJ. DALZELL, Jr. q co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,
.. x csrner Second Perry sts
XAys have nov in store Ana fer hsts sonPisss -
w sorsm-ns Of Groceries, vhtes &c orsr as icN
- any other house 10 tks city.
Oar steek GENESIS Of everything casually Kept by
GrSceu, Viz
Sugar, Ao!sssss
ce6ss, W. !. syrup,
TEA EaekGaeat Ficars
Corn Meal hoAiasy
White Fssns, split Feas,
Parma, brona and Coseo,
Camden Flour.
Celary SeeG scr seasoning,
Herbs Of every Description
soaps, fAaes, Chemical tAEIEgs
Starch, q No. article,
sssa Pexn marie, TAFl9ca,
PrssA Pesrhss Preserves, F&Skses,
C.ss>kn~At, Esscgit- Soda and $50 ace 1sEaek era
chocslale 6, sxisrsLas, sal. soa4. = so..s-
SLoye rt.saes aad British Lul~r=,
Bad O. H. GIosAes Nnss. 80
Raasas &. ss.s, Alsnoasss CAf84sx-
Rssf i~agsas, Dried aeei,
Asek anal 30 In Ei2ss far lazs4Ao
6xss, sperm aGc isllos eAEGlvss
Lamp Wick gad oeinasss,
Daakesx. aasaSk and sliies re, large ss5ck
All he sove articles and mag lore SEQ ~
nasosa 10 lieE, We offer les
GIVE US A CALL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

STREAK OF LIGHTNING
A RREsTEp By one Oft, Close & CO.'S Calming
A Hods. Rods put up Ia the best manner By 80
Ipsh6 In T.CLOoE 70.
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oiseissAIr, January 7tht 1857,
By requv a. give my opinion OF inc ohiids y GO.
com sisioa roof nave had two roofs pat on my
baiid,nss aud believe 1t faiiy as good a. Tepfassa'
cd, an ne best by Of any eomPostloa roois 10
this place. am acquainted WIN hana ihonp'
son, OF chicago W. ". san
A bailder 10 Cincinnati for 70 years
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

Important to the Public.
New Store! New Stors,!
JUST ARRIV Ed
'VAk undsrslgnsd would iaform me ci,i.e.s oil
Davenport and vicinity tina, hs hss opsnsd =
splendid assortment Of tho
Finest Goods
ever brouShtto this market, cons,stinx o.
EGNey Dry GOODS,
t.sss, Eneroidsuss, Trimmings, Lsdies'and Cent?
Furnishing 0ood4
small Wares, Psnun or, 20, &c, all Of which he 10
ready 10 cell q ksstsrn prices.
Quick Rssarns aad small pfea6;
aug iSdu Brady Street between eth Aad sth.
WADSwORTH
II As received during ths past week large add
I1tions 10 his stock OF Goods, to which be would
invite the auentsn OF all who WISH eoods Of tho
:" low LOWEST /: II POSSIBLE PRICES
cPposite leClsirs House. a4eis
BLACK SILKS!
rnPIECEs Plain High Lustrs, Boiled siiks, Morn
lVAntiqus and Black Rspp silks, Black Watsred
d.eis wADswoRTH.
EMBROIDERIES.
A LARGE arrival nom suclion-mAkiAs our
stock ,he largest .ad sasapsss IL q g. :,s BE-
RAILROAD OORSETS,
lust received Al
- decle WADSWORTH'S,
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
A GOOD assortm emit can be found a
"A decIs WADSWORTH'B,
SATIN LAIN,
THE richest Curtain Goods In the city, wiih bAuds
Il and thssels 10 match, Il
decls WADSWORTH'S
BROCHA LONG SHAwLs.
ANEW and beautiful stock Just rsecis cd al
decIs WADSWOklHH
Alsxandsr's Kid Gloves.
LARGR invoice Of Fresh Gloves received BY e1pross
lfsbdosfl at wADSWORTh'S
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

xNoIS SILVER Spoons and Fot' al s.-es And Pct,
Njterns. snd made expressly l. TIE aadsragaea.
Hiso FAN aor,msnt Of MoTssl's Nalsessisd Gold
PensA saaxi2l a g NssLosss'
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CIRCULATING LIBRA1Y

TS FULL BLAST. Any quantity Of choice books 4
Il reading, from Csc 10 g. 90 och, Il the
May i7-d2m TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
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UoW orxMxp
4 Large stcet al
Iine Watches, Jeweiry and
T~noy.f oaas'
oILLON,S OLD STAND
Nc. Le Claire Row
rsNsich ne Attention q Ise
PUBLIC
- 10 ats & rArsacsaarty i0s1fed
COI.D1 GOLDi GOLD!


uP you vsns Any thing IL The way OF nice Watch
Ior niece Of Jewe,ry Of any kna, cai Al No.
SCisire Row, where ycs vif asc me Isrges and
ehsapess assortment OF
WassAss and Jsvelry
80. aA..ea In his n srkei. ! viii sell Fail Jes
SsS cold Les er Watches for ess 10 go; do. With
q esses varra lated, from tss 70 SO; Gold ehAsns
eyery styie aud variety: Breast Pins, sIagef
R,uss Il, xinrs, Bracelets, Gold fAfnsle spec
ssclss, &s. sndia taci every inins @sAalis hepiiE
Lvelyy store. from S1nmcn D. ). 50 tae nnesi
Cnneo Corsl Mosaic aud DIAMOND Pas sna King.
ouls ash 40 examination Of ny sack to saisi!
.sycne ,hs, IL Is, ~ hssa SAID saacs TIE iafyss
sna hess Is er offered here, saa an resolved 10
seil :, sueA prices ~ shall DEFY eeuPeiiiisn and
eve satisfaction 80 pRrehxsefs ,.,.,
deca9 -du = y aoeSnL'
lust RECEIVED,
.LAkGE iot Of GOLD PEN>el The bess Ran
~ nnetrre; viii be be soia Toe AMI warranted.
r n. H0Gs 81.
$3.50, no. g list ialfe House.
Fruits, &C.
a PkgsH lei Of LenoKs, Drsages. Mats, Candies
Ahe, Jrs; received By -
Drx SSdQ x n hh4I6SihIAhN-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

Attention Farmers.
~ have Just received faw more OF Sanford =
Y Patont Straw Cutters, which we offer for sale
,t2g dwu BURROWS a. FRETTfMAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

Tm 9ssnoxr LAND CAss.--Ths 6uprens
Cosrt 0GoiAes number Of cases, some "
UAieh - deliberately prepared an1 AZ ve95
treat iuuportance. The case r. 49, 1lsreon
Mining Compauy vs.. John O. Present -
Others, dsa34ed by n majority u ~ Court,
ee4tles 0sonitely the right Of ~ Nersed
Company to prosecute their miniAg opera
tions on the Fremont grant, BY perpesaating
the injunction against the dsfendants. The
importance OF this case is evinced in the
f,ct shat improvements amounting 30 up
wards OF eight hundred thousand dollars
have been made upon the property. The
decision ID rendered BY Mr.. Jnstiee Burnett,
Mr.. Justice Terry concurring. Chief Justice
Murray disssnts in q separate opinion. The
majority OF the Court, expressing no opin-
ion upon the point whether the minerals in
the soil Of California belong to the State or
to the United States, hold that the license
granted to work those lands, whether it be
tacit or express, confsss certaie rights upon
the occupants, which will enable them TO
sue. Although the right to enjoin trssapsss-
ss was once questioned, it 10 now conceded,
and ms the value Of those lands consists 10
the gold contained in them, to remove that
gold is to work mn irreparable injury 10 the
occupant. Hence m injunction to restrain
the removal Of the gold was perfectly prop
or. Upon this the Chief Justice bases his
disagreement. He does not consider the in
jury OF snch an irreparable character ~ to
bring it within the scope Of the rule laid
down in the authorities, as we'll ~ by the
Supreme Court in previous Case SacrA-
mento Union, June %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07
Tnc Minnesota Confusion.

The ST. Paul Pioneer of July 9th, has
the following account Of the election in PEN.
bna county, on the strength OF which the
Slave Democracy claim six Delegates in the
Convention about to form a Constitution r or
Minnesota. We ask The Journal Of Com
nterce TO let its readers see both sides, as
ours do:
ALL ABOUT PEAgiNA,-By the arrival OF
Mr.. ii. l.. Baldwin from pembina on Satur-
day, VIC are placed in possession of the ac-
tuai returns Of the Delegate Election there.
which we hasten to lay before our readers.
Mr.. Baldwin is one Of the pioneers of the
West, aud an old resident Of this citv, so
that his statements may be relied on as cor.
rect.
Mr.. Baldwin says that the voters Of Penn
bina City on the resi SIDE Of the rirsr got
together on the LIST Monday in June and
drew up ticket to be voted for on the east
side Of the river, and knowing by the pro-
visions Of the Enabling Act that the wes,
side had no part in the election, the polls
there were not opened.
On the east side OF the Red River he saws
! there were two places Of voting, and the
ltcket--Drmoeratic Of course and the onlv
one in the Geld--wns composed Of -four can.
didates, and ran as follows: Jos. Rolette.
jerome 81. Martre, J. f. Wilson, Joseph
bersere.
OF these, Joseph Rolette and Jerome ST.
Martre we're both from The trrst side Of the
rirer, outside ..the boundaries OF the pro-
posed State" and OF the remaining two, j.
7. Wilson, resident Of Minneapolis, was
then on lying trip to Sheyenne 600 miles
from the election precinct), and had never
+ been near pembina in his life. Joseph Yer
/ scre was a half-breed living on the east side
1.-The only one on the ticket eligible to elec-
ton.
! MIR. BALDWIN Ia Democrat himself ] was
present, but perueiving that game Of high
handed fraud wac being played, refused 10
participate, and threatened to post, cyerv
man who became an accompliee in the
crime.
Wei, the farce went on, and Mr.. Baldwin
asceitained at night from the .Jadges az
klecsion'' that there had been only eleven
az votes cast, all told and that FIVE l5l of
these came from Pembina City, on the west
side. fh.s would leave six Simon-pure vo-
tiers to elec, four delegates; but now Cor
man and his tools, Becker, Sherburne, Flan-
drau, Sibisy, Brown 4 Co., insolsntly claim
six delegates, or precisely one delegate 10
every voter!
The tive extra men whom they have frau
dnleni.y summoned to the rescue Of collaps-
ing Democracy are James Mcfetridge, who
/ IL Custom House Ufkcer nj pembina, and
vino was clerk at the bogus election, the RI.
diculous details Of which we give above, and
half-b cousin OF Rolette's, All these
six are now sitting in the Democratic Soon
ventian,v TO frame = Consultation for the
free people of Minnesota. To the truth OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

THK ELxcrIos.--An item or two will be
found under the Telegraphic head. We
have little more from the interior. We are
glad to say that Jefferson county has moi
gone against the New Constitution, as re-
ported yesterday. She has given about so
majority for it, though she has elected the
Dead Rabbit county ticket by majorites
ranging from so to $50. Washington coun-
sy gives 4 majority Of 600 for the New Con-
stitutisn. The majority in Wapello against
1t 10 $50. The Postmaster at Albia, writes
us as follows concerning Monroe county:
ALBA, Iowa, Aug. 4,h.
VALLEY WING Gents About $50 ma
jority against the new Constitution in this
county. Democratic Judge, Sheriff, Survey
or and Coroner, average majority, so. Re-
publican Recorder elected by very small ma.
lority. Democratic triumph and gain Of IS
PosrnAsTEx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

NOTICES hereby given To the owners of the
Lots described in III. foregoing list, situated in
the City of ksokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
whose names are me- toned, and all others inter
ested. that q special tax has been assessed and
levied on said lott, by the City Council Of said
city, for grading the Alley through Block No.
1870, rs designated in the above list, and un-
less payment be made Of the tnxer 30 levied
and also all cnsts before the Goth day of August A.
D. 1857 the said lots, or 50 Uuch thereof ~ shall
be necessary to discharge said tax and costs, will
be sold on the day aforssaid, at the Mayors s6hes
in said city. between the hours II o'clock =. m.
and o'clock p. m. G. q. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

GTDr. Tyler, who for thirty years hss
occupied the chair Of Didactic rheolosy IA
the theological Institute Of Connect cut. has
resigned. The infrmities Of age present the
only motive to this movement. The Doctor
is now more than seventy i've years old
He is 10 receive nm annuity Of $500 per an
NUN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

MISSOURI ELEcTIoS.-The returns vet re-
ceived do not afford any grounds of judging
who has been elected Governor. The major
itv for Rollins in St. Louis county is some
what over 1850. The vote was light.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

CO Among the prominent benevolent OBJ
jects Of the day, We perceive the call for the
formation Of q society for tho amslioration
Of the condition Of women with snoring hns-
bands
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

THE GOVERNMENT PATRoSAaE.--The Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York Cou-
yier and Enquirer, makes the following
statements, and draws conclusion which
they would appear to sanction:
The potent effect OF Government patron
age is shown in the recent course of several
southern newspapers. The Richmond En-
quirer, representing the Autocracy Of Vir-
ginia Democracy. came up to the defense Of
the Administration in very vigorous style,
against the complaints and threats of the
Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi extrcm-
lists, who we're attempting to organize an in
surrection on the basis of opposition to
Walkers presumed policy in Kansas. The
reason is, that the chief editor Of the Enqui-
rer has been recommended for the mission
to Naples, and il on probation. So, too,
the Examiner, very violent sectional sheet
its chief editor is Minister at Turin, and
does not wish to be recalled. But for this
circumstance it would have led the pack in
full CRY against the President and his terri
toria viceroy.
The Governor OF Virginia is not exempt
from the same influence. Covetous Of Office
himself, he is equally jealous for the pro-
motion OF his friends, one VI whom, Hon. X.
X. Meade, has carried of the first prize OF
the mission TO Brazil. Pending the distribu-
1 ton Of these honors, it is SYSTEMATICALLY an.
| nounced that Governor Wise heartily en-
dorses and supports Walker.
In addition to these evidences Of Southern
compliance with the fashion of the times,
see ii stated that Beverly Tucker, ESQ.,, late
editor Of the Sentinel, and an original and
effective Buchaneer, has written letter in
favor of Walkerism. Beverly wants an Of
fee, and hope he will get one. These
things serve to show how easy ii would have
been for Col. Fremont to govern the South
and to crush out that fragrant treason which
mcnaced armed resistance to his administra.
ton in the event of his constitutional cleo
ton.
To be sure it would have been an easy
task. Office would have choaked every Pro-
Slavery traitor as surely as hemp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07
Down WITH TmE PRICE,
New Lumber Yard.

CORs NuXIH 1HMEAsWTBse
WILL keep constantly on hand oil kinds 81
w Lumber suitable for the market Of Keokak
and surrounding conntry, such ~
FLOORING, Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, = large quantity.
FENCIN0, do do
CLEARLUMBER,t thick, thin, vide and arrow
FIRST 4 SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
SHEkTlNG, Ae., DC.
SHINGLES, No. / and common.
LATH, do do
ALLEGhANY LUMBLN, dry, . large quantity
POPLAR 4 PINE JOEeTk, VI every desert ption
Do de koANTLING, do q
PINE TIxBEk, from u II ischss "a sase
large qusntity.
All Of which We will sell on the most reasonable
terus for cash. CREkL SHEPPARD.
ke0kuk Jufv "a ISL div I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

Mxxico.- Comontort has been elected
President by large majority OF the elee,o-
raj votes. The President of the Supreme
Court, who succeeds the President in case OF
death, absence or inability,is Benito Juarez.
Juarez is an ultra democrat, and Comon-
fort is classed among the moderates. The
friends OF each co-operated in the elestion.
The war with Spain is looked upon as al
most inevitable, and preparations are ma
king for the crisis. The states respond very
satisfactorily 10 the appeals from the CEN
trail government, and il the war actually
opens it seems likely to be prosecuted with
considerable vigor and ananimi,y On the par,
Of Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

GTBoonsboro, in Boone county, was
trihing place but year or two ago. The
Ners, OF that town, says that the present
Population is 200. Our Western people
are plucky. They are not frightened by that
ail-devouring crisis but Just 60 right on
improving the country in value and price,
building up towns, breaking fresh prairie
and increasing the products Of the earth
Boonsboro is fair specimen of the unfiag-
ging and undismayed spirit Of the Western
people. When the Western towns and coun-
try begin to retrograde and show some
symptoms OF that terrible crash, we will in
form the Eastern owls who have so sayely
and oracularly predicted our ruin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

CLARK CorSTr.--Clark county has voted
against the proposition to subscribe SlOo..
900 to the stock Of the Keokuk and Kansas
City Railroad, as VIC presumed it would do.
The majority against it is $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

Keekuk, July 70, '67-dAw3m
wisconsin Lumber Yard.
good assortment Of the va
LUADER. Tiousqualities, lengths and
thickness.
A fair assortment on hana
JOIsTs. and bills allied II ssw-niil
prices.
lGood-riscd pilss Of the con-
mon lengths and sises.
~ sawed mud cat, the latter very
chesp-
sHINGLEx. Pine. Ierlar and Cotton wood
SASH. From rmsllest 10 largest sise
~n>-. Small and large, plain, raised
and moulded.
DLINDs. Roiliag and stationary.
a NY and al Of which articles The subscriber will
"A sell 81 his yards IN the
Corner If Eighth and Biosdssu sts.,
orPosirs PusLlc srnooL,
and on the corner Of and kaiirOsd sJ., (ncar x
! ~. b. II. h. Il. Depot,l - low - they can b
tin the city and IT bis Branch Yard at Par
mingtoA, With coat Of tsansporta tion sdaed. Or
dcrs alled from the country and shipped to any
station SatAs railroad At he ls":,s T rnsinoo
aoUsE AM sIGs PAINTING,
DECORATING, GLAZING, PAPRRHAN0ING,
CRAVING, MARBLIEG, &c,
Executed IN the Bsst Style and ON Reasonable
Tsrms. BY
ALEX. ASHER X co.
DARTIRE buildiug, Who wish Good 6uhstantia
I Work At Lov Figures, will sind Il % their ~
everything requisite, entered into with responsible
parties. References given.
yAop. al pves<nf ssar CORNER Of SA sad Msia-sfs
jyfsd3m Post Copy.]
n Chakee!
r WILL. SELL 1t bargain my stock Of Paints
i Oils, Vsrnishss, WI ndow 6isss, PerfumeSy, 10.
6ttines and lease Of store, IL applied for sosu.-
This & rare chance for parties wifhing Ia invest
in i safo and lucrative busins.s. Tsrnssssy.
iy2sdts Corner Sab and Astn-sts.
DIssslasioa.
fsHE co partnsrship heretofore exis tin betwesI
1 Il. x. Hart Son l. this day diss9lvsd By nu
tual couscpt.
The business will hereafter Be sraDsactsd andsl
the styls and Arm Of HART I BARBER, - whom
most cordially invits the patronage q OIL
Ksok ii, Jsly -, ~ 81 3sd
r. =. U8MerON,
(yAlPRMIxk AND 1UILDnR. Shop South
~ east corner q 1xoAaaes Aad 18th.
nAN1 OUANC1 Eo1 4 IoME.
1D~in sun OLD CRY LsnuTa. N
a DWREEIN0 Heuss Of , Rooms. with snm
"A cisnt spase Il front for additional buiidiogs
FOR sale iew--e15s oniy rsasisss !a ssas-
easy paynents wtthdst iatsssAe. Libe,sl diseo.e
ana othsrvise ven satisfied; ground ps.tsssly 70
uiar. WITH Ane view 81 Tho River. Inqat5S 81
tAs sadsrsieasd, Days DaiAing, xxehaags-st
cornsr u I1fh. = = the oass q Wv Dixon
Athe1eun Baildings. .
d3m-ls =. - uhAbIUN.
ror 0alo - = DARUaln.
Nslieibls hnilding lot, 10 fsetfFsnt, Or less u
~ the eptiea 81 ths passAsssr. Said lot 70 81
htgA grsusd, ~ willie sold cheap u applledle'
fsrnss Ahsat eash the hslsacsin sssypsy
meats. In4ulto - ~ anAessignAay IN DAyt
IsIidasa, sSsase - 1EbAasts 40 III ~: !. y y
M Ig9 AZ zsssa II 8 p.sA.sU0n4x0U
~ R0r sale Lew .gs 49, 81.
X yIN1, AleA hallding lets d ~ y sksen y
IA ine - NH stSeeS ueA1 Rt&os IA
easha helaDee u 80 - tpe ysafs. -
u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07
AUDITOR's OFFICE,

aavn
smcces
Dtofl oderf
=. s. '~ and the 's1 ~ 700 s 49, ~
lin . d
pattrn hot u =
ny Vol in
Odd prs. % on had free BY
EoT nnsn'S u
Iron0 1t asM s@ &
j.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

1lNIlE above e a,ps MES have e0nplied with ths
/ Insurance law Of Iowa, and Policies will b
issued At fair rstsA 81 the Ecokuk Agspcy. with.
out delay. once In the Iron Front eaitding
Second ~, between Main and Johnsoo.
aag+.dlm
UNDEWTA r EMS CA0D.
The snAersieaeA begs leave 70 infosa the siti
~ keskuk and vicinity, that - has sstaelish
Cd himself In the Undtrtakirg DsaiDsss, u al IL
branches, and will keep On haAd N aasore0ent -
vhieh be will fnisA aud trim according y sfdss,
aud 81 the shortest notice.
Hearsss ssd Csrrsages furaisAss-Fss4 Ais less
experiences in The business, no feels csn1AeAi t1nt
he eaaaes fail - give ssusf aetiea. gz.s
Cooling boards cen be had BY calling 81 ~ a.
Zee, whore orders will b. received and AttssAeat ~
day or night.
v. r. PERKINS, Agent.
jeSodSm 30 MAiA 81, bstvssn - 1nA n,
over 1henpsoa's Boot and BAes 6tsse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

Kansas Cirr.-The presen. population Of
Kansas City is ,224. The St. Louis Lead-
ar says the town does more business than
any place OF It's size in the world. There 10
no doubt but that it occupies an exceedingly
advantageous position. AS the western tor
minus OF the keoknk and Kansas CITY Rail.
road, we can rejoice in its prosperity and
prospects for they rebound to our own alyan
tage. There are few new railroad enterpris.
es with better termini than the keokuk and
Kansas City Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07
BY KENDALL, HOWE & 90.
Auction sale 81 DIV cBIing Hence
aaA Lots In GaIenGova.

VTyE Will relion Thursday Aug. l3ih, 1857. q. u
Wv o'clock .. IN !, Lots No. s, q, Z, 8 and .. 10
block s, in the Gicnford addition to the city of Ke
okuk, together with the improvements, which con
sis: OF sllar on lot 5, good Franc House on lot
d, which Is not entirely completed, good feuc,
and good srden,
The above property is dcsirably located within
one block Of ths Railroad station.
Also, I Horse. I double Harness and Wagon
Terms easy ard made known 1t time II sale.
KENDALL, HOWE 4 CO.,
augTtd Auctioneers.
Times nd po~t rouy 4