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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

OsCAryArs MoRsELs OF DELIGHT OR gEruIM
W Turkish hg PASTE marufartured By O. OSOAHYAN o.
and sold ali the principal fruerers
and eontretioners.-Ths delicious preserve 10 highly
esteemed BY the Crenals that pceucaly termed Raha
hukum morses Of delight and uysr soy sccompanies
glass of brandy oh~v M From ts emoicnt
nature IA ceien for coughs. thrsat nc and
account Of dehcasy, highly recommended By physicians
ayorsby recved IN America aud ire extensive demand hes
ndwced many attempt rs Manufacture. There being
other m.nufac tbs public hereby
wsvned against all mi atone, for genuine without
gent ninth IN, ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

u BAkss AUsrloNhaR.-s.L EsRooM IS MAS
Id. ssr-st New York. BANGS 90 viii sell tnis
10 nj III oclocs, iOs Atlantic Brook
s and hstorv~ OF fruit and wine together
clolh. naybe tables, enGYavtnEs Ae 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

DARrrFR wakrKD-A stIssr on A0rivs PART.
wanted. who can irvss f-w thoussnd dol - IN
lager bier bravery - commences Bsvarsn Style. In
quire Al rs Bovery, IN the saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10
DsaLA-s A. AVUraU~.

HENRY H. LEEDS iUCrIoSEER HENRY H.
IL LkEDS 4 10 win sell At auction THURSDAY hep
tember 10 81 u O'Clock In from, o se soe 80 q sssssu
try at lis ACTON, l6 banda hsh, about sx aud
old well broke viii be sold OF vhum
II may conoern-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

QARnrM's AbERIOAN MLsZCA.-rHE vEar LAT
- Apce gaze ihs Bogus Burdel cir and the ftu
i.Dgh .,I figure o. Mrs CUNNINGHAM Thu-sd.y sep.em.
las, week sill appear this Aern A. and evening ~
oc eek Will open the <h OF Se.tembor. the "iAAt
pleasure Tia much talked about A9nAra Crystai
FRftngAle, hose fame London chArA vocAs 10
esh 1nsth SCOTCH snd Irish bal ads IA unsurpassed
Admitapce Is ,pts; children under ten, II cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
Utah aud ITS IrOub1 esq cMry and
the CMbinet.-OpiniO
Correspondence Of the n. T. Herald.

WAsHiSGTos, March l9.
A letter was received here to- day from w.
W. Drummond, United States Supreme
Judge in Utah, by the Administration. 1t
gives a sad and deplorable picture Of mat
tiers in that territory. The following is from
the letter.
'sThe leading men OF the church are more
traitorous than ever. Only few days since
all the papers, records, dockets, and 900 vol
umes of the laws, were taken out OF the SUI
preme Court Clerks Office and burned. And
this is not the only instance Of the kind.
say to you again, and through you to the
President, il is impossible for us to enforce
the laws in this territory. Every man here
holds his life at the will of Brigham Young !;
and here we arc without protection. am
firmly Of opinion that Babbtt was murdered
by Mormons under direction of Brigham
Young, and not BY Indians. Murder is a
common thing here; and Mormons cannot
be punished with Mormon jury, witnesses,
officers, and Governor TO pardon. Ii is too
cruel, and must not be endured. A man
not member of the church, is murdered
robbed, castrated and sent to prison, solely
for questioning the authority Of the church
Persons are now in the penitentiury, convict
ed before the Probate Judge, who are wholly
innocent of any crime Is there any other
country where this abuse is, or would be, en-.
dured ? Let all, then, take hold and crust
out one of the most reasonable organiza
tions in America
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

RorArros. stands firmly by
his principle of rotation in Office, with re-
spec. to the Office holders Of the North, it
would seem. He says none shall be removed
before their commissions expire, except for
malfeasance, but only in exceptional cases
they must expect to walk the plank then
But It SCENE that what will do for the North,
wont do for the South. The rule wont
sswork both ways" The decision caused
such q rebellion among the faithful in the
land Of the s'chvalry," that it has been de-
cided not to enforce it in that section, but TO
let each case stand upon its own merits,
leaving one rule operating in the North, and
one in the South,- or, rather, in point Of
fact, the same rule operating everywhere,
Wig /: the good of the party,-the matter OF
public service being substantially ignored,
or, at best, accounted only Of minor impor-
lance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
CAPITALISTS

rNHk b. st and most desirable property ever Of
fered in the county, Is now offered for sale on
the most favorable terms, to-wit:
THE GILk ERSON PLACE,
Including that hne brick mansion, garden,
orchard and farm, situated on the Piaakrosd
but short distance from the city limits. This il
certainly he bsst improved and most valuable
property ever offered in this county. There Ars
the farm Awo untailing wells, three els.
terms ,.sod condition, Barus, outhouses, &C., in
most complete arrangement and order Being %
we'll and iavorabiy known, further description is
unnecessary; bu, the undersigned, who are author
ired to sell, will take pleasure in showing the pro
perry and giving full particulars to t. rms, &c.
which will be ade exceedingly favorable, by
SAMPLE a RANKIN.
keokuk March 81, 'aT-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
Discovery of Findiay, Ohio.

The Findlay Companion defined its posi-
ton on the subject of incorporating viii
lage situated somewhere in Richland county,
and known among the natives as "Mansheld."
The Mansfield Herald in return records the
history of Findlay, as follows:
The Findlay Companion sneers at the idea
OF Mansfield being a city. Is Findlay on the
map? Ii is said that the corps Of engineers
for dog power Railroad undertook to find
the town because the charter said the road
must run through it. They travelled back
and forth, "crisscrossed" in every direction,
but were unable to decide upon the exact
point. They knew they were in thy region,
because they had lost one Of their number
from the milk sickness. At length they
stumbled by chance upon u dilapidated old
cabin, and a man who had been racked and
wrecked and was rickety in general from the
effects Of "fever N agcr" and milk sickness,
put his distressed looking countenance out of
the door (it was raining fit to kill and they
say 1t never stops in that country and asked
them not to come in AS his wife had the
small pox. They promised they would not,
and asked the way to Findlay!
"Thar, strangers, YOU see that blaze on
4 the tree 7" ''Yes.' "Wall, you jest foller
that, an it Ill take you thar. You'll know
when you get thar by the clapboards on the
tavern. The rest Of the houses are all daub-
ed" That's the way Findlay was discov-
cred
We suppose the above to be verltable
history. But the fact is, Tifhn City is daddy
OF ali the towns in Northern Ohio, and when
these little obscure burghs, Mansfield, For
est, Findlay, Benton, Fremont, Upper San.
dasky, and Clyde, approximate to the grand
proportions, gas lights, and commerce Of
.ais :l.aa. seaport, !. W. - ;..i..s enough -
sport their daddy's breeches The title
"cisy" fits Mansfield like regimentals on a
monkey; but in view Of his newly acquired
Importance as a "city editor" the Herald
man has purchased hat, the first one ever
worn by native Of that rancho. We recon
mend to the benevolent people Of this great
city, tina, they send out a supply Of rat-tai
tiles, bibles, agricultural implements, salt
ETC., ETC., 10 the Mansfield barbarisns with
missionaries to teach them to wear clothing
and TO eat cooked meat. There ID. . I'm,
field for missionary enterprise in thas.town
~ THIN Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

Mr.. CuRTIs' OPISIos.-Mr. Badger Of
North Carolina, whose distinction as law
yer entities his judgment to more than ordi-
nary value, said at the conclusion Of Judge
Curtis opinion, that it was the most clear.
compact and conclusive piece of reasoning,
from 6rst to last, that he had ever heard or
read Mr.. Badger in the Senate spoke against
the constitutionality of the Compromise,
frequently. But his judgment with refer
ence to the opinion Of Mr.. Curtis must COM
mand the consent of all clear and impartial
minds. It's a methodical, straightforward,
irresistible argument, marking its author as
master OF law and sound reasoning, and
indicating, to great extent, the declara-
ton Of Mr.. Webster, that he was the great
est lawyer in the nation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

The Eagle Cissh,nG store.

FTNHE undersigned weuIt respectfully announce
/ TO the customers Of the above named sstab-
iishmcnt aud thepubile generally, that he has par
chased the eatire stock and good viii Ut the sesnss
and that he will be- in the constant rsceipt III, and
keep on hand, a god assortment Ut every thiag
usually found IL such establishments
Mr.. VIM. vincil, whose pleasing address and long
u pericnce In the business are we'll ksown, will re-
main y salesman, and no psins sili b spared 70
show that % far liberAlity and fair dealing are
ooneerned nothing has been Lost by the change.
mchl7d H. b. NALTDY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
Ncxxx.

The Republican State Convention OF Penn
.rlyania nominated David Wilmot for Gov
ernor, William Millward for Canal Commits
sioner, and Jos. L. Lewis for Judge OF the
Supreme Court.
The President received telegraphic dis
patch announcing the death OF his nephew,
brother of Miss Lane, on the 26th, and
public business was suspended at the White
House in consequence.
\ On account of the opposition of his fam
liz, r. J. Wa lker has not definitely decided
to accept the Gevernorship of Kansas.
Ex-Gov. Medill has been appointed First
Comptroller of the the Treasury rice Elisha
Whittlesey "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

SENATOR CANERoN.-The Senate has deci-
ded the case of Cameron, and in his favor
Indeed, it could have not been possible to
do otherwise.
Cameron denies that he is going to sup
port the Administration OF Mr.. Buchanan
He says he shall do SO only in the contingent
cy that Buchanan supports the Republican
principles. He stands on the old platform
with reference TO s.avery,--the platform Of
Jefferson and Jackson, aud all the great
lights and leaders of his party,-and he says
his heart is in the cause Of the Republican,
party Of to-day. The support that Buchan-
an gets from Cameron will not comfort him
very much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

OF HIN = ST . = T.,
vlsHk unabridged takes pleasure in snaesnsaAg
10 his old friends and the pshlic gsusrallys thaa
ha has Just opened CLOTHING STORE, whore
will b foand . complete assortment Of 6psing and
Summer Clothipx, and 0entlemen's Furnishing
Goods, which have been purchased 81 The lowest
rates In the Raatsn markets. and will Be sold Just
- cheap u they eaA b had anywhere IN tAs city.
Gentlemen are invited 70 call and examlus Sos
themselves. A. W. 0kIBYlIH,
mch14-diy ~ 1atn-ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No. 60 Commensurate, ST. LOUIS, NO.,
LAVE % tablished branch house NJ No. Is Riv-
IL = st., Chicago, under the style Of Tunssail,
Holns Co., and respectfully solicit , share Of
businses In their line. We shall continue 70 do :
legitimate Commission business, making no I'D
vsnoss, except on shipments covered BY insurance.,
produce In hasd, - that parties osnsgntng n
~ may feel perfectly safe. We have psrmission b
refer TO the following gentlemen, whose Nance an
SUFFICIENT guarantee that any business Dtrusted to
Us II either city will be promptly attended 70:
krER TO
Spcrry &Co., lows City;
N. Corwith 4 Co., Galensj
saw. b. Thsysr, Quincy, Ills;
Capt. q. Ford,
Lacas 4 6imands, St. Louis
John s. AcCune,
Charles a Blow, I"
II. A. Tucker Co., Chicago, Ills.
Chicago Hide and Leather Co., Chicago.
mch3e d&vlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
KeokuK Stock Market,
KENDALL. HOWE 4 CO,

q
I1ANtAG made arran gements with Wm. Graham
J. l. for the stablipg of Horses, Cattle, &c, and
storing If carriages and other bulky articles Of
merchandise, give notice 70 the citizens Ut keokuk
and surrounding country, that they have appointed
Saturday OF each week for thsir great stock sales
at 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.
Cur Market Yard is adjoining Mr.. 6rahsms
Stable on Sd st.. between johnson and Exchange,
where tn above sales will be made.
Person having property 10 buy, sell or M
change, thir will afford them the best opportuni-
~, these sales will draw together large crowds,
and all kinds VI property.
We are prepared to board horses aud cattle until
the day Of sale .. reasonable prices.
For information in regard TO the above, call on
address, KENDALL, HOWE ACo.,
AGction and Commission Merchants,
mch37-d Keokuk, Iowa.
.aS-oar First Sale will be GU Saturday Morn
ing. March %, 1887, at 10 o clock, ard continue
every Saturday through tbs spring and summer.
X, IL. 4 co.
Notice 10 Contractors.
GEALED proposals will be received at the ONCE
~ Of tbs City Engineer until o'clock p. NJ, Of
Tuesday Aprii 7th, A. D.lss7, for building Of two
cuiverss aorosa 9Th street, in Reds Addition.
Payment to be made in Twenty Year Bonds Of
City Of keokuk, bearing per csnt. interest.
At the same time proposals viii BE- received for
grading alley through block SO.
Aisp, for grading alley in block 1853.
Speci flea tions FOR above work can be seen 81 the
Office Of City Engineer, after Feb. 18th.
L. HUI rCHINSON,
keoknk, March n, ls57-diot City Engineer.
Dissolution.
S1sHE co partnership heretofore existing between
A. Lindxman and b. Boehm, in the clothing
and dry gods business II this day dissolved BY
tuAl consent All claims against the late Arm will
BE- settled by b. Boehm, Who will remain in and
tiDue the business. II. DOEHM,
keokuk, March rs, so 27d3t A. LiNDEMAN.
The Gate Cily agaissl the WsTId.
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. C. Orr
rs now manufacturing Mattresses Of every d.
scripton, Spiral Spring, Curled Hair, Woolsn,
ss...-S. ccstcr, Mc.s, .-ch, ss:cs, 40 STAR, &
the best quality. PiiIows and holsters Of All
kinds. Also Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders pron PITY attended
To-, and all articles manufactured Or s0ld ct ny
establishment viii be offered 1t fair terms, and
warranted. Ichailengc the production Of superior
work ~ any esta hment of the kind In the west
ern country. You are respectfully Invited to call
and examine specimens OF my work. WArsroon
corner Of Fourth street and 1xshanss.
have Ia operation nswly invented andsxpen-
siys nssh merry, which enables ms 20 mansfac-
ture better work, 1t more liberal rates, than In
ferior vePs otherwise Manufactured can b aGsrd-
ed for. Material for Bedding etc. prepared BY ma
chinery is more uniformly and perfectly prepar-
I'd, aud the work far superior In quality.
Wholesale 0ssf Retail.
March ~ lss7-dls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

A VERY desirable Farm Of 80 acres, 6S Of vhisA
n are under cultivation, the remainder, Is acres,
inwood land. This land IL sAid ~ ~ very peedss-
tivej there 10 IN apple orchard and other fruit
good h0uss and Kitchen attached. and we'll II en-
cclIspt water. This farm 10 situated In Hansosk
county, Nis., mile south Of Mason and Augusta
road, miles from keoksk, and About tbs aaas dis
lance from Hamilton and Warsaw. For tssms, &C.,
Applyto PRIMROSE HAYNB,
mssch34-d 6scond-st.
r. 6.-Othss valuable farms and lands for sale.
Apply - above. p.AH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
Rrpnrsse r 19aynss,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

nfYER fM sals . Farm Of 3lA Acres. One
~ II the most desirable farms In Iowa. There
are rs acres In timber, balance prairie-Ali snAsr
cultivation except 10 aerss and that With the otheS
under good fsneing. improvsnsnts-3 god fSans
houses, with cisteSn and we'll q each, and stesk
wells on diGsreut parts Of the farm also enc II
the best rams harms In the state With sssblIng ~
taehsd. Situate ~ miles from Winchester, Sans
distance from Birmingham, and sbsst - miles
FROM Koch III In Van Barren Co., lows. Lsys
beautifully, and oan b. conveniently divided tsss
two faSns, With suGheisnt imps0vsmssss % sacA.--
The land under cultivation 10 dvAsA into - aAd ~
Asads. This property will b. sold u bargain
part cash, balance on time; or will - traded fer
Ksoksk eity property II . fair valuation. For
fathss pAxsicalars, apply TO
PRIMROSE HAYNES,
mh2A-d 6ecoud-et.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

DEAp.-Rey. Calvin Cotton, author Of sew
eral political tracts and larger publications
of force and value, editor of the "Speeches
and Correspondence of Henry Clay" and
author of the s'Life and Times Of Henry
Clay" died short time since at Savannah,
Georgia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
otto LYMAN
OFFERS HIS SERVICES

Pest Do . . n QuiFsA,
SETTLE UP AND CLOSE BooKs,
To copy Records, and all kinds Of wiring.
DARTlcuLAR attention will b. given TO the
i Collectinkef Notes.
0vslcs = Mood s<rihlsn's Drugstore, Isl Main
street, bet. 9th Ard 7th.
kEvsnasCns.-D. white. J. Ruddiak, WI. RsA-
dick, \. Z. Hart, Wosd Striblsn. [mshS-dlM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

FRozEs.--On the 18th oil the fruit in the
region of Natchez, Miss, and through great
part Of the State, was killed by severe frost.
Ice was made u quarter of an inch thick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

Wl1.-An Irish drummer who now aud
then indulged 10 noggin Of right good por-
ter was accosted by the reviewing General
with--"Pat, what makes your nose SO red s''
"Piass yer honor, | always blush when
spake 70 the Officer" replied Pat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

RArs.-Mr. Buchanan escaped the rats of
the National Hotel with impaired health
i. IS a chance if he long survives the swarrns
Of rats ut the White House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

WASHINGTON TERRroRY.-Th Legislature
Of this new territory was lately organized,
and Republican officers elected in both
branches
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
A CARD.

HAVING so.d tho Eagle Clothing Store 10 Mr..
L ILL., b. Msltby, Itake pleasure in Recommending
him 70 my old customers and the public gsnsraliy
- in every way worthy II their custom and seod
will.
have left my books and accounts With Mr.. Wn.
vinci. and earnestly request all persons indebted
to call and settle ~ once.
mchl7d HARRY FULTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
PAPER WAR EHOUSE.
Crockery and GLASS Ware.
pANNII. nnnp AMI III INnG

Crockery and GLASS Ware.
PANNEL DOOR, SASH AND BLINDS.
a MAYO,
No. 25S Mechanics Block, Main street, keokuk,
LAS Jast received, per steamers Fred Iron,
i pcairie Rose aud Thos. Swan,
l,vuDbiis tss, wrapping and other Paper
~ cta.es white dining, breakfast and tea sotfs,
with large assortment IT Granite aud other
Quseas ware.
SO bxs q lass ware-fuil assortment.
$50 Kegs Shnaabarger Nails all sizes
500 Panel Doors eco pair Window Blinds;
1900 lights Window Sash--all sizes.
Willow baskets, wooden ware, brooms, broom
Irvine, cyase sugar, tea, rice, cod fish, mscksrsl,
herring rasins currants, spices, and full sssort
ment Of othor Groceries. Cotton cloths, linen;
manila and jute rope, assorted siEes; Cowing 4
Co.'S Iron Pumps, with wood stalks, for cisterns
aud wells All VI which are offered for sale, whole
sale or retail. At lowest figures.
Gs0-Cash Paid for clean linen and cotton Rags,
ali kinds If Country Produce, Corn oat, &c.
meh2s ti2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

rTA French Protestant clergyman ar
rived in New York the other day, on his way
into the interior, seeking suitable place to
locate colony of 500 Waldenses under his
charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

THE "NArioSALv DEMOCRACY AND ENANci-
pArIox.-Ths leading question at St. Louis,
in the charter election, seems to be that OF
Emancipation. The rabid ssAnti- Benton
ises," the Republican class of old line Wing
Buchananites, and every shade Of politicians
who rank themselves under the class OF "Na-
tional Democracy" are anxious TO have St.
Louis show the rest of the State that that
city is opposed to Emancipation under any
circumstances. Ii 10 sort Of bid for the
ualimited confidence of the niger owners of
the STATE And yet, singularly enough, Mr..
Palm, through whose agency the Emancipa-
ton question came up, the first and foremost
nvowed Emancipationist in the State and
city,is the candidate Of ~ party for Alder
man in the Third Ward.
ca Last summer when, early in the sea-
son, we took q jannt TO Minnesota, we found
the people very much clated over a With
drawal Of SO large a portion Of the public
lands Of Iowa from the market for the pur-
pose Of giving the railroad companies 10
which grants had been made, time to make
their locations. And undoubtedly the effect
OF the temporary closing Of the land Offices
IN this State contributed very much to the
improvement Of our up river neighbours es-
tate. But this year il happens that "ths
boot is on the other leg" A great quantity
Of the best Minnesota lands cannot be enter
ed this spring. And the effect VIII be to in
crease the immigration into Iowa, and ,h,
amount Of the circulating medium" which
newcomers are apt to find it necessary t,
part with SO suddenly after coming into
new country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

cE'John l.. Dawson, long an influential
wire-worker Of the Black Democracy in Penn
sylvania, has died. Another victim to the
rat poisoning at the National Hotel, at WASH
ington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28

nNE Lot south aide Of Exchange street, above
~ 18th; Improved with two story brick AOsss,
rooms, cistsrn, well, &c.
Also, Lots corner 18th and Exchange sts.; In
proved with i story brick cottage, Too1s - .
hall, cellar under the whole, summer kitchsa, sls-
tern, veil, wood house, 10. The lot with shs iD-
upon IL will b. sold separate u rsqaifsd.
Apply to PRIMROSE HAYNES.
meh1-d Ssconl-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
ATMENEuM.

IHOS. pUFF........ .MANAdEk.
Last Appearance ~ Miss =. Denin.
First and only appearances Of Mr.. IL. Huntington,
the original Dan. Emmett, Of Christy's Minstrels
Also, the only appearance Of Chas. Blyth, Of this
city.
saturAy evening, March 2sth, will be presented
Alice. the Hose Of Killarney" After which.
Song by Dan Emmett and Chas. Biyth. To CON-
elnde wi oIhs RIVAL Pages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
I 90


DURDEN,s NEW PATENT
lI0RSE SHOES, assorted sizes, received direct
l i from the Manufacturers. For sale by
TILLINGHAST, LANE 4 BUEL,
mch25-d Sign Of Broadaxe m Aiu st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-28
ATHEN IEy NJ.

TH0s DCfF................ MANAGER
Positively the last appearance Of Miss Susan
DENIM who will sustain two u her bsst charae
First appearance Ut MIR. II HUNTINGTON, the
great Young Dan Emmett, late II the celebrated
Chfistys Minstrels, who will appear for one night
only, Also, Mr.. Cha Blight, Df this city. who
has kindly volunteered, anil wIfappexr In grand
Ets,opean Perform snoe,
The young American Trsgedian, Mr.. +. Macfar-
land, IL engaged. Also Miss Wortlebury, the dis
thu uished Actress.
Narket Notice.
NEXT Monday, aud thereafter antil further no
y tioe, Market Will be open IN the morning about
day light. mch2sd
Forft. Dee Moines.
sHEsseamer CLARA HINE, PArrEx, - -
L Master, will leave for shave ON
Saturday, March 18th, NJ 4 clock D. m. n
For freight apply to BROWN ! TAYLOR,
mea2s-dlt Lsyse.