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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

/ Tns IsIAsp oouAfrsas. osisisa
squsssss on Rsek lslssA nsassr seven
living 10 housss Of shsis ews erection. sad
dividins the lslssd 10 equal Parts. accepting
thar reserved b. the Davenport property,
the Ssss,s mill site Il the hsad Of the leland
and the railroad crossing. Desidss these
sQuatssss are . ssmbsr OF "j.mpers" who
hsvs siaes erected their shan .ies. TIL
osigisai sqass,sn feel perfectly confident
Of oblsiaing title to the property. They
are ces,sialy not the kind Of nee who
would und.rsaks such IN enterprise withoa,
full confidence Of being able to secure
ssemseIves legally. We uadsss,aad one Of
the squst,ers hes been offered oSs 900 for
his claim, but refused Il. The shows con.
fdencs, at all events. We have the hose,
that even II thsss geasieaen are defeated
Ia the legal investigation which NUT snsus.
that their action will be the means OF has.
,ening the Government into throwing this
land into market. Asit 10 st present. neither
community. Davenport or Rock leland, is
receiving any bene6, ffoa the actual e..
istence Of large sad rich body Of land y.
ing In the river almost between them. II
this Island 10 thrown into the market, Il will
be covered with residences and manufac.
tires. and perhaps make third and import
sntci,y. Il will at once draw q large foreign
capital here, and assist to strengthen the
grea, impetus under the force Of which the
cities Of Davenpo,t and Rock leland are 90
rapidly advancing.
DAVENPORT MAssios. the Island,
intermediate between the corporate limits
Of the Twin Cities. stands the residence Of
the late Col. Davenport. Il IT, real old
fashioned. two storie,. long fronting man.
sioa Of the Virginia style, surrounded by
frui, trees aud gardens, and having in iron,
abeautifally ornamented lawn, interspessed
with choice shrubbey. And the old style
worm fence, too, has been retained, a.
though to gladden. the eyes Of permanent
residents Of eastern extraction. :. Al present,
when the fields are assuming their green
ves.ufe. and the woods roundabout are be.
coming more and more brown, prepare tory
10 donning : similar mantle, there 10 no
place which appears more rsslly home.like,
so seoundiog In csssacteris,ics suggestive
Il good aud quiet and elegant living. - the
Davenport Maasion. This 10 oar opinion.
and. We have no doubt. that Of many others
who lave enjoyea the refreshing bssezes Of
the spot, % well - the hospitality Of the
excellent lady whose residence, until lately,
IL has been. Would that We had q dossn
sush pleasant old places about our city.
generously vieing with each other for gu
Premscy. a. to beauty Of location and The
iGvshment Of supera bundant wealth,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

kOR sALf
THE Ht'Tri at WALCOTT.
whLVk aaiiss vest % Davenport an. Ar, a..
= uaa "a the N. & N. Rallrosi. Ia sas..e
LEU buiit, aud 10 situated ln a natural .,s,. ~.
surrounding, e a.. o. tAs
so.s 'or sp.rismen aannx me p,,ias ..s.oa
'st- ana sanmo.iiens see hlsvyN ntrs.A.s ~ -
iifAAis~ss I.Ims very too. AnI u -
aOW0 Greals
rn..i. 49,. =, IN 20" .".N Toaet siil % sivss
nUsy2 DIFF ,snnkI ...
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

NEW oaiSASs. May o.
Cotton generally uuehsueed Sa,ss to-day S,n
eales. Sates for the week. ts,S'p bales; p'~ssat
ssses 20 eoe xec..as lee. ihaa last yess Ga,soa
Saews.m Of il9i'Ac. aud make, bare. Cs,n Is
0ek. Posk Ca ss1N Lati. ssss Ise. Prm.
y 9ss tls<c. Asiss - NE week TO bags RI.
ssip,s for thc week bags. At oaxssa.ise 10 500
beg; pre- evrt tick $500
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

SU11owe. r4Rr1YuAn , DALxRLi,
wHoLRsALR DsAl.sRs IN
Groceries, 1ron. SAT-. Csmens, &c
Asssss Tor We sale Of
SC. Hsriss Z. css. Celebrated .yirs aaa .rAis
Press sAls,
I 3 7. Fairbanks Sesies.
! WksAau keep e,aasa,ly On hand fs,, ssses a
l. ~ o,onehes, ~nieh - arst 70 the trade ~ Ia .
! purchaser, ~ili and oar govt 10 81 az ~ ~.
lInI. ~ Atrts ttet aa - - Aamga.
quo 49, ts5..ai,. t'sss, 4 c,.------T-
~ Itasasa aua Pr-ti~trd.
{ vofSss- .Io i,sa., Java. also USoand ODE.
~. SSsks-S. Uilcass, sugar noa.s s,1 -.
Is.s-ia.periai.Y =. Hysoa, Gaapowsss ANA Il. Oh
- pi.Es-pspper. Al-liev, s,aaamoa, C,cy-,,
- nnxsr. Masssni sni Nutm.xs
Nosfs-fans, asd Io,c., san,i, nr..,,. AL
y 3s,,,,.. "'' aa''
'asp.ks-s sperm, Ad.snAa.,a., st.r!ae, si.r
a ~. sperm, solar, Lard, n.ns xo.ia, Lias..d
-s.r,- Nv a,.e ,.e.a sal Zae p.iat
4 s-"AsAaa, tern ~ aai Aai. a. bra uas
ubASco-S A,ntsi Lear. Vlrxiata aud u,..oa,,
Isuai. - - r~,si. 10 rnit and s.,os,as,
HHAsrf no" UsRs % vsnoas os.ad. aud sIasl-
(,ASpss, escorted and fancy, Gum sad Ls@ea
~. ~ tn sass lars. boss. aud bs rr.l.. ri,,an
= rK PASTE and ,arrants
Dicklks-~uudsr.oo p..ea.- n..a,,.,1 -.
fepprr ~sus, ''4ss'
oWukH. sat- Lesa sad ZAP. 81 all alma. ..4
'aHeh.-Cs'n, Pearl AID pamtl,,
NJ ufs-Aimends, Brazil. Pi,bsft.. Pea. p,...
~ Walauts and Cocas
At.lNs-M. n Asd Ia,.s waol, ..,,- -.
~ saitanA aud Malaga 'A"''
4 vhntOLAfh. COCOA, Rvo1a Pawn. r.s--
- wheaton Griss and DAT Meal. '''"'A'
I-kanavhA. Syracuse. Turk. I,laaa iI...
~ pool blown and Ground Al n ''
4 ,hhESI--Loiisviio ard Cues, tlaa ria, Ia,
-'msso rtsasf, ahwausee aud SanduskV. Sal.
Asa , 70 y IN . er. aud Tor s.l.. "-
(sshhIs--Asrsss y ~ -. ba.a, ,,orc ,,,
APPROPRIATENESS, Pa.s., @a.a ,,,s,-.
=. !, an1fus, Mops, Az Hsis.,. sc.
4 ,oh nAdb- MANILA, Jais Hsmp a.d l.t,aa |
~ 1orda ccf all siics. N'''o"
lsh-MAcksssi, salmon. Wan. pi.h- r,,.,
N'insa sni smossd hsiieat.
vLAss- Mindos G,s.s. a escorted sizes. I.,.
~ o,s", LAS ani pemdehus.
,'es'ane; sairhur, rails Bo,aA, ind,r..
Aftdns-p,etes q 90. aud ~. l.ou,..
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12
A CARD.

NHAhLEs 7, NEHB having cold his tnistesg IN
~ the Usag s,sr. /" .stltaars kos, Davenport,
tosa. ~ Nessfs. raylotS Baii.Id. oald tc.psa.
iss ta~m he patronage 80 kiadi, extended 10 MN
Que VI the ntm briag gtaiss he VI rnaruaSS Hna
Ne oss~s hasi * had exg.n.ncs Of leu or elss
tesss "a kas ptsteupAioa osstasss. ne eonn.tsstg
secsm@sads them ~ The pa6ile Assafv aud eomps
yeas.
davenport Feb. 9Th, is5s. .-S,sl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12
,i,y lets for Sac

wy TVU lot u0aos
hr hsei Estsis st'1sisa ~ the tAstaFs roEtisr 90
, hs city u Davenport, anssn - .t hgschttss
Adaitls#,"wi b~ tar save E.Ath fht mrgwltsgn IA
siorh M oas, tea ~~eAaas ris~fARa tiAhiIc ~ ii
shirt ~ili 10 leased Tor mechanical "a s,ss,, / ~.
sod snss ths sth =, Of May aent 4 ,a.p ~, ths
pssnne ne, be sssn by rPll4ter - = Iharcbtll a.
aud sah ~ Msy.
Apls.sAvs. .Ht'kcHtlt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

ALDAnv, Way ,.
Gov. King offen . reward of $500 for
information that will lead 10 the apprehcn-
sion end conviction Of persons gull OF
arson on Staten Island.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

Bank of Florence
ssssencs, Ss6ra~Ia.
aku y. sAR0GNT, rr.r So.
"snsssm~d pseIrittnts Of shs uAaA ., N, =, y.
80 ASIA, are tho prostsiea. - IL, 49,. y.
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enrreafy. "A'~ - "see'
.uok sAkGENI, Da,eapaih
.sns saa.hNl bow Ny .ia-a -. ,lss~.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

Dsvenport Thursday. ~, IAN
1ccS u lana. Friday, May asa ,ss,
Doors orra a. = and o'elsrk Y. NJ
Admiss IN, OK 10 eonGs; iii ) eeIis.
Oh IdreaI Hox IS ccnts
For Iafther part Diifs sec large aud snait hlis
Lttheg ~. he, Sc OF ihp COMPANY tm.0l
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12
BUILDING, ItyTA

k'ph ale o. tsir n'i~~s Esd VI. .n ioa, e,.,,. .
Il isoiiitAte tmpros.m~nt. e'siss 70
-, COON 4 SARGENT
sh ssh i"tste parties 90 oil hs,la ,,, 49,. 49,.
ard tyear ti''h ~ u 2
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12
CeaOeCE soNTEe"rsss..eY
AND
tE CREAM sli,ar
.ss.scs risseEs sna LADIES ssr /. ,.

IN KENT -
Is tbs city Of Ds.-naSt ~ s.ta .,.es, t.ss.tf.x
! situated esieh halia.ns fwsvefisY " u.sl Ave
stories h.gt, ses tani"s :. tesiss, laIs. kucLsa
koet cellar aud s,.ssss App, 9
A ! aim n lrtfa y, n.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

=, ssc qsatisiss ofthss" safes 30 we'll syovo
.sns,ns :. =, ali sss.rf6shsq.s ., Me- York snd
Last saa.sd, aad s,ii wsrtsat 70 tnr sse-sssn
shc euslsstes of the safes s- cell
SeUHRO W.. rasrtfM.N& ntLzkii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27

reached the door. 1t is beyond the power
of human ingenuity to depict 90 deplorablc
and heart-rending sight.
The day that was at Hamilton was se,
apart by proclamation Of the Mayor, a.
day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer. A
heavy pail Of gloom seemed to hang over the
whole city. 1t is the first time in my life
that have ever witnessed the observance of
q day set part as the above, in the sense o.
humiliation, as it was at Hamilton on that
day. 1t was observed throughout, as day of
deep humiliation. Every face that you met
seemed to be bowed down with grief. No
idle characters loitered about the corners of
the streets. All business was suspended for
the day, and the shops were closed The
public buildings were draped in mourning,
and flags displayed at half mast from morn
ing until night. The same deep feeling of
sorrow prevailed every where. Sympathy
seemed to be universal amid the general
gloom, and many an eye unused to weeping,
was wet with tears, lamenting the sad fate of
so many victims Of this dire calamity. All
the churches of the city were open and
crowded with the citizens of Hamilton, who
felt that it was n proper time for them to Of
fer up their oblations and their prayers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27
William e. Johnson, President Dcs
MOLnes KIver Impr oxe me nj Co.

The moral standing of one man, Mt least,
has been settled by the corruption investiga
ting committee at Washington. Others nav
survive or fail, but his position is fixed un
alterably, and beyond all question. The ev-
idence BY which he has been convicted car
not be impeached, for it is his own testimo-
nv. We refer to Mr.. William G. johnson
Of Utica, President of the Des Mones Navi-
CATION and Railroad Company of Iowa. Mr..
Johnson testified that he received from the
Hon o. B. Matteson, the Representative from
his district in Congress, "curious PROPOSE
tion," proposition, in brief, of corrupt
nature, asking for means to pay for getting
bill through Congress favorable to Mr..
Johnson's Company. Mr.. j. exhibited great
dehcacy OF feeling while on the stand. 81
do not wish," said he, in reply to question
by one of the committee, "to say anything
that would be improper or indecorous for me
to say. The person to whom you refer as
the author of the communication to me and
myself, are on such terms, having passed
through bitter conflict against each other,
that feel great degree of delicacy in
speaking of the matter at all, lest any one
should charge me with improper motives in
even answering your questions" Nor is this
the only instance of his delicacy which Mr.
Johnson exhibited to the gaze OF charmed
and wondering public. He mounts another
pedestal, and rises into loftier stature, the
very model Of highsouled and generous
man. He has shown US how sensitive he
was about his own reputation He mex,
gives us to understand that he guarded tina,
of his bitter political rival and opponent
with no less jealousy. The private letter of
Mr. Muttaann aud thu nf ,fu
by some mere accident, ''inadvertently," and
not by design, became noised abroad and
what did Mr.. Johnson then do? Why, he
went straight to NJ. Matteson himself in per-
son and offered to return to him his conf
Dental, but imprudent and improper letter
"Shortly after the receipt Of that letter." ht
says, "when its existence had inadvertently
become generally known--it was in July last
| think went to the party who had written
it and offered to return it to him."
But mark Mr.. johnson was subsequent.
" recalled, and, on further examination, he
testified that Mt the time of offering to return
the letter to Mr.. Matteson, he directed Mr.
Daniels, an attorney at-law, to make copy
Of ii So, then, it was the empty sheath on.
ly Of which he profered the return the ia.
tai dagger he intended to retain. Magnani.
nous individual Honorable man Honest
lago
We have no defense to make for Mr.. Mat.
teson. We doobt whether his case admits OF
any. That index on the guide board to pub
lie plumber, which has beeen exposed, i:
plainly his hand But we think Mr.. John.
son, according to his own sworn testimony
has touched a lower depth. His conduct
withou. the aid of chemical analysis, devel
ops poison N Y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27

CO Young Dean, the Irish coachman WIG
stole the heart Of his employers daughter,
Miss Boxer, and married her against her
fathers consent, has finally agreed to give
up his wife for short time, and &C.
cept the pecuniary offers OF her friends. Or
Friday his counsel received letter from Mr.
Boxers lawyer, proposing that Dean should
go into business in one Of the western cities
capital being provided by Mr.. Bokor--
and that he should consent to be separated
from his wife for the period Of six months
correspondence between them being allowed
during that time. Dean is willing to &C
cept the proposition, and thus the subject i.
disposed Of for the present ut least.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27
Keokuk Stock Market,
KENDALL. HOWE AGO.

4
[HAVING made arrangements with VIM. Graham
= L for the stabliug VI Horses, Cattle, &c, and
storing Of carriages and other bulky articles Of
merchandiss, give notice TO the citissns OF keokuk
and surrounding country, that they have appointed
Saturday OF each week for their great stock sales
ut which time they will sell Horses, Mules, Oxen
Cows, Calves, Wagons, Carriages, Harness, Farm.
ing utensils, and other property that may be
brought for sale.
Our Market Yard Is adjoining Mr.. Graham &
Stable on Sd st, between johnson and Excha &c,
where the above sales will be made.
Persons having property to buy, sell or Ex-
change, this viii afford them the best opportuni-
ty. rs those sales will draw together large crowds
and ID kinds Of property.
We are prepared TO board horses and cattle until
the day of sale ut reAsonab BILE prices.
For information In regard to the above, call on
or address, KENDALL, HOWE AGO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
mcheT-d ksokuk, Iowa.
yzf~Our First Sale will be ON Saturday Morn
ing, March IS, 1857 at 10 o'clock, and continue
every Saturday through the Spring and summer.
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10 n SALE.

A VERY desirable Farm Of ~ acres, 65 Of which
"A are under cultivation, the remainder, Is A4rss,
haywood land. This land Is said to Be very produs-
tive there 10 N apple orchard and other frsik
good house and kitchen attached and we'll Of sx-
eelient water. This farm IL situated in Hancosk
county, llls., mile south Of Mason and Aagusts
road, miles from keokuk, and about ths sAns dis
lance from Hamilton and WArsaw. For terms, Be-,
Applyto PRIMROSE HAYNES,
mArch7I-d socoud-st.
p. S.--0ther valuable farms and lands for sale.
Apply as above. r. An.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27

CT The published correspondence be-
tween Gen. Scott and the Secretary Of War,
discloses some remarkable facts in relation
to the disbursement from the secrst service
fund during the Mexican war. The amount
disbursed by Gen. Scott, for information
furnished him by the Mexicans, was $685.
29l A.. Some Of the items are as follows
For money paid by Gen. Scott to a "Mexican
officer of rank" for information, $40 900; to
Santa Annals servant, deserter, for infor-
nation, $50 and so on through a long list
OF payments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27
PrsMvOsc 4 haynes,
REAL, ESTATE AGENTS.

nFFEE Tor sale . Farm of 3IA Acres. One
~ Of thu most deyirAble farms in Iowa There
are rs acres In timber, balance pYAirie--aIl under
cultivation exccpt 10 and that with the other
under good fencing. improvements-2 good frame
houses, with eistern snd we'll At eneh, and stock
wells Oh different parts Of he farm also one 81
the best frame barns IN the state with stxbline at
tached. situate "a miles from Winchester, sama
distance from Birmingham. AID sbout 50 miles
from keoiak, in Van Buren, Co, Iowa. Lay,
beautifully, and can BE- conveniently divided inn
two farms, with sufficient improvements sach.-
The isnd under cultivation IL divided into 70 and q
acre heids. This property will b. sold Ut bssgsiH
part cnah balance time or will Be traded fol
keokuk city property 1T = fair valuation. Fol
father particulars, apply TO
PRIMROSE HAYNES,
mh2i.d Ereand-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27

RrkoR THAT Gov. GEARY rs 70 BIZ RETAINED.
A correspondent Of the n. Y. Times, tele-
graphing from Washington on the 10th inst,
SAYS:
am informed by member Of the Cabinet
that II has been decided 10 retain and sustain
Gov. Oeary on his own terms. X il believed
that nothing less will satisfy the country or
promote the true interest Of the territory
Leeomp,e must, As consequence, be re-
moved, though no details will be considered
until the consent Of Gov. ueary shall have
been obtained TO remain at his post.
ne above ''rumor'' may be well founded
but We do not believe H. Geary has made 4
bold stroke for position and influence. Bu,
he willfail. Any s'Democrat" who attempt,
70 beard, 10 treat cavalierly, or even ind DER
entity, the Slave Power which rules the party
must succumb. Geary, friend Of the prcsl
dent though be be, must bow bis head to tn,
bow -string; and Buchanan, with bis accus
TONED ingratitude, will surrender him with
out m effort or any feeling Of interest in hi
ease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27

Nor "lNwHiPT OF JUSTICE AFTER ALL
The hog thief, tie whom we alluded yester-
terday, has not escaped, after all. The at
torney for the prosecution, finding that the
witness against him could not give his testi-
mony on acc cunt Of the TENT of blood, in
formed the court that he had nothing more TO
offer, and must submit 10 its decision. The
attorney for the man under arrest, however,
taking this as an imputation upon the charac-
ter of his client, and desiring to exonorate
him completely then asked his opponsn, if he
could re-lnroduce the prescribed witness
u course he consented, and the testimony
OF the man convicted the thief ut once. He
was thereupon bound over for trial AT the
next term OF the court. Before that time,
the law Of the last session making the eyi-
dencce which convicted him before the Jus.
tees court legal, will take effect, and the
man has pretty certain prospect "of doing
the state some service" OF manual labor in
one OF her public institutions.
The man was examined before Justice
Cole, and the final proceedings, which re.
suited in binding him over for trial, occurred
yesterday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27
The Eagle Clothing store.

'1NHE undersigned would respectfully announce
l to the customers Of the above named sstab-
lishinent and thepubic generally that he has par-
chased the entire stock and good will Of the same
and that he will be in the constant receipt Of, and
keep on hand, a good assortment Of every thin
usually found in such % establishments.
Mr.. VIM. vincil, whose pleasing address and long
experience in the business we'll known, win rs-
main As salesman, and no pains will BE- spared r
show that 30 far libcralisy and fair dealing arr
concerned nothing has been lost by the change.
mchi7d l.. b. MALTBY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27
TVNNTALL 4 m on lie.

TUNSTALL 4 HOLME.
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MEkCH ANTS
No. IS ComuaerciAl-st., ST LOUIS, MO-,
nAVE established branch house 1t No. 10 Riv-
IL er at, Chicago, under the style Of Tunstali
Hoime i Co, and respectfully solicit share 81
business in their line. We shall continue TO do .
legitimate Commission business, making I'D
vAnces, except On shipments covered by insurance
produce in hand, that parties eonsigning d
may feel perfectly safe. We have psrmission Il
refer TO the following gentlemen, whose names ars
sufcient guarantee that any business entrusted Il
US at either city will be promptly attended to-
RfER To
Sperry Co, lows City;
n. corwith Co., 6Aiena
u. AW. u. Thayer, Quincy, Ills;
Capt. q. Ford, 80
Lucas a Smonds, st. Louis;
John s. McCune, i"
Charles Blow,
IL. A. Tucker Co., Chicago, Ills;
Chicago Hide and Lea Their Co., Chicago.
mch26 -dawlm
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RnA AA1.k.

nNE Lot south side VI ExchAnge street, above
" lithj improved with = two story brick hosss,
rooms, . cistern, we'll, Ac.
Also, ) Lots corner 18th and Exchange ats; i'm
proved with 4 story brick cottage, rooms and .
hall, cellar under the whole, summer kitchen, cis-
tern, we'll, wood house, DC. The lot with The I'm.
provements upon 1t viii b. sold separate IL seqaid.
Apply to PRIMROSE HAYNES.
meh2-d Second ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27

EoUNp TO THE CoKE.-Strongly as New
York declared her political faith last fall,
chs has been even more emphatic this spring.
RStnrps from G55 town elections, which have
bsss ssceissd, show gain Of ll5 to the Re-
publicap cause over las! fall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-27
DisaOIuttOm

TlNHE co-rsstnershp heretofore existing between
1 A. Lindeman and u. Heehm, in the clothing
and dry goods business 10 this day dissolved by mu,
tual consent, All claims against the late FIRM will
b. settled u. Boehm, who will remain In and con
tinue the business Il. B0FiIM
heokuk, March &c, SO ?7dst A. LiNDEMAN.
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cOME AT LAST !

DELL = WAkvlkLD take great pleasure In ~
- nouncing 70 the Ladies' snd 0sntls0rn Of KD-
kuk that sAey have aow opsssd, on ID street. bst.
Main and johnson, in the room formerly ocsspisd
BY II. ID. kntich, aud ere in constant receipt Of
their large and we'll selected stock u Boots aaA
Shoes, eompsiing ali the latest styles from al the
best makers ii Boston, Philadsiphis and New lork,
which they will take great pleasure in sxhihiting
to all Who may favor them With caf. !sslink
confident that they satsfy the ases Of the mast
fastidious on the most reasonable terms, they re-
spectfuly solicit share of the general patronage.
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