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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28
ne.ra., s,n..,a r.ce,. &c.

The Congrega tionalist has for some weeks
been publishing series Of very racy edito-
rails, entitled "Street Thought" The one
In this paper relates TO bsards, moustaches,
&c. The writer, In passing from State street
to Dover street, met 543 men, and under
took the task Of ascertaining how many wore
full boards, how many wore the moustaches,
&c. We quote from the article:
sWe met SAB men. OF these--one had q
smooth shaven countenance throughout,
stove-pipe hat, gold spectacles, white cravst,
jet black drapery, and was, in short, thor
ough going specimen Of the d. D., got up
on the most correct and elaborate principles,
without regard to expense. Thirteen were
young men who's stay ut Jericho had, ~ yet,
been unproductive Of appreciable results
Four were men Of the old school, s1footh
shaver, with the exception Of slight tufted
promontories jutting downward from either
ear, as if designed FOR a compromise meas
ure between the good old doctrine and mod
ern radicalism. Twenty-seven had what
used to be called whiskers looking very
much like straps to hold their hair on.--
| Thirty wore the regular shad-roof French
oustache--smooth shaven beside; looking
as il by far the most convenient method OF
/ feeding would be to hang them up by the
heels, and slide necessary victuals down the
inverted sugar scoop thus presented, into the
oriice Of the mouth. Forty three wore the
moustache with fancy tuft upon the chin,
but with smooth cheeks, looking as If sem
/ icolon was the best extant representation of
/ their idea Of facial adornment. Eighty-sev-
en- had the upper lip shorn, and the beard
clipped close, and shaver down an inch or
so from the crown Of the under lip, in cres-
cent form, as If they had tied up their jaws
1 in muller, in consequence Of the toothache.
Eighty nine had full beards-moustache in
cluded, more or less flowing, and looked like
sensible men, as God meant to have them.
The remainging two hundred and forty nine
wore the full beard, without the moustache,
and looked like-sensible men, who had not
quite moral courage enough to do just and
natural and healthy thing, for fear Of the re-
proach Of dandyism, or Of censure from those
whose "weak consciences" are apt to be Of
Tended by any attempt to obey God which
leads people across lots without regard to
the conventional fences which men have
builded."
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ScANpELors.--A lady from Indianapolis
arrived in this city yesterday and immediate
~ procured q writ for the arrest Of her hus-
band on charge Of adultery. Her faithless
liege lord had been boarding for month or
two ut the Clover House with two women,
one Of whom he represented to be his wife
and the other his sister. lie had rented two
store rooms IN this city--one to open an ex-
tensiyc confectionery establishment, and the
other for millinery store, which the sla.
dies" ~ were to take charge Of. His dame
Is l.. r. Myers lie undoubtedly is an un.
mitigated kna,e, as he left his wife in desti-
tute circumstances with three small children.
Prosecution against him was stayed upon his
consenting TO leave the city with his right
ful wife Mascatine Journal.
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MARRIAoE.-I II | were talking to my own
daughter, would entreat her never to allow
herself to dwell upon marriage rs an object
of life. Dignity and delicacy sink, can
not say how rapidly, when once that idea
takes possession OF the mind; and so for
happiness there is no more miserable being
in existence than woman, past the excite
ment Of youth, aiming to be married for the
sake of being married. She becomes more
and more dissatisfied and envious, and neg
lectful Of present duties. May you, never
become what have seen many others, solely
from the influence Of this one false, degrad.
ing principle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

GT The recently formed Russian Steam
Navigation Co. have, in order to give increas.
ed development to the commerce Of Southern
Russia, decided on having aAoat So steamers
to be formed into different lines, running al
fixed periods between Odessa and the differ.
ent ports on the Black Sea, the Sea Of Axof
the Mediterranean, as far a. Alexandria ant
Marseilles, and in the Adriatic ns far a,
Trieste. The capital Of the company Is fixed
at 5000, 600 silver roubles, divided into CO..
900 shares Of Sol roubles each. This CAPT.
tai may in.case OF need be increased to g.
100000 roubles. Foreigners are excluded
from any participation in the company. The
government has taken stock to the amount oil
1000 900 roubles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

Gg Mr.. Sumner left Boston on the Oath
10 resume his seat in the Senate. lie will 70
70 Europe immediately on the adjournment Of
the Senate after the 4th Of March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

IN During a late FIRE in IN eastern city, a
fellow stole three collins, an act, which a
newspaper Whereabouts, pronounces in very
serlous mood. a oran. ofsence
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ADRLIcArE INSTITUTIONAL conductor on
an eastern railroad, having insultcd lady
passenger, she said indignantly that the com.
pany that owed that road should not see an.
other cent Of her m oney.
SHOW So" said the conductor, show car
you manageit?''
thereafter" said the lady, ssinstead OF
buying ticket at the office, I'll pay my fare
to YOU"
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CO DIR. johnson remarked that habit Of
looking on the best side Of every event 10
better than thousand pounds year. -
When fenelon's library was on ere, "God
be praised" he exclaimed, ssthat it il not the
dwelling Of some poor man.
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Y card,
SANDERS 4 DUNBAR.
FURNITURE WARE.ROOMs.

FURNITURE WARE.ROOMs.
Main Street, bet. 6th 9Th KEOKuE. IOWA,
have now IN
L thar Ware Rooms, and dssign
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selected assortment Of ali kinds Of Earnitars,
orasing Marble sop Dressing, sad plain Bssssss !;
nns and plain Sofas ans and plain Center aal
Gard Tablss; Cane sest and Windsor Chairs, Rock.
Ing Chairs ofevsrydsseri ption frsn aPlAin wooden
seat, TO the Ansst hair cloth stuffed ssat plain and
fancy turned Cottage bsdstssds Of the iatsst
Lounges, 10.
Looking 0lasss Of allsisss, Cloeks, carpsaiags,
door and door nattings, aoof and table oil elss6s
mattresses, feather dustsn, carriage tTinninss,
window shades and trimmiags, snd every other 81.
ticle usually kept In our line Of husinsss.
Part Of our stock vas made undsY our eva SUPER
vision, and thersst bought from uaaafsssories Of
high standing, 90 that we san warrant every arti.
ole for durability and Anish Of woskuaasaip.
Our object 10 10 establish psfmaasnt basinsss
here, and not on the Peter Runk principle ,
and ~ an indassmsnt to person. % purchase Of
a., resolved to sell ct the lowest 81. Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before pufshasins
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure In show
Ing furniture to Ladies and Gsntlsmsa Who may
favor ~ with call, whether they feel inclined 70
buy or not.
SANDERS 1 DUNBAR
Feb. Is, 1S57.--dAwu
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FfKE At Lyons There was destructive
IRE at Lyons in this state on the night Of the
10th inst, which destroyed quite number
of the best buildings in the place.
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=. ,. oaHex. n. yyroDWs1k1. Nv. oassx.
i is :: g (, e. =. ..,-.4
- - - 49,: g - s:. s:''sw:i {
.Al nm11s4 1a1nt1iN ~ ~ fal1llasss u
shsis e:ee - ssseee.Al1 e1psst 20 BALD ~ :
tsaas - sAall sqs.a 10 u ~ Book Aosss 10
fassioa y their sssssnsn. The tsaAs, sad rsaall
purchasers are invited 10 call.
a Card.
r. b. OGDEN return his thanks 70 his aHnSssus
friends Who hsvs heAosed hin with their trade ~
in1ssnss during ~ last eight yssss.
Mr.. "a. !. BFownsll. - hsrstofors, viii sspssis-
tend thssals department..
=. Or. Aas hsss iormsd ier sAs R.spese Il en-
s K. ..s . s: ana :. -. Ia ~ ~.
- have ~ satssass % beth Maln and md strssts,
thereby giving room l1ofsstd ssp.
s1InTS KADE 70 OR6RR.
M1. &c. D4nAN. Of New York, ~ esisias-
Who for 1ftssa pears hes Aess bsstssss ios ths
Broadway trsAs, formerly No. Aster nesss,l ~
opsasd soons one deos wset u ths PcstsGse, ~
johnson street, up stairs 0hs 10 pfspAssd 70 exs-
shirts, Collars, Rob- De Chaassss, Lsdiss' cd
ChilArUn's DreoUes.
Parties fsrsisAIsg tAsir own naasrtAls win -
hsnosably dealt With.
manner. A Art ssts Aillinsr, particularly In al
braid work, blsaehine, etc., II ailsnaones.
NIB. To0s.tlsnen, Mrs. B. having hesn ssn-
psllsd 70 make LAsndSy assangsmsatS Tor hse svs
ber Of gsatlsnsn. All goods sent for, end ~ ne
0Mss q above. [fsblo-A
Now Wap % KeOkak.
VVHB sngraving u this work Il psogressing. Sab
! ssfiptioss vail . received By ny Aeent, J. 3.
Ingalls,, Or - ths oDcs u Yox Otley, 6srvsyoss,
opposite the Athsnsum, until the lst u March. q
Is per copy. Oaiy 80 extra copies will h printed
and sold alter the shove dsts for ~ SO Per copy.
Ksokak, Feb. ll-dsmhl J.W. OTL1l.
MaTsAaI NstAcs.
NOTICE T. Asrsey given . ~ psrcea. is.srs.tsd
City Of Kseksk, hs1 February s, 1857, . jsry vs.
slsstsd 70 asssss the benefits and Asnagse 70 ssses
10 tndiyiduals BY Of the sxssnsgon os Third
sss \: .. ias
Feb. .. 1857, end that said jurors sfe sumnonM %
appear st the Mayor oesis said city. on ~ ssh
dayof February. A. D. 1881. q 2 9s,osl :. n.
| MArshal Of the City IL Keokuk.
| Ksokuk, Feb. I, lS57-dSw
Ola CIosAos.
F1sHR Ladies' Benevolent Society ossts every Set
| urdsy aftssnoes at o'clock, over Harry 1ul.
tons clothing store-entsanss from "a street. Per.
sons having cast o6 clothing On hasd ere rsa1stsd
| give, 70 the sosisty reon.
Ladies inasrss.sd in behalf Of the poor are In
| vited 70 Atteud.
| Ksohak, Iowa, Feb. 4, '67d
| YLOU0l ELOUDtl
NTH bsg leave 10 inform tAs good eitissas Of
| w Ks0kuk snd vicinity that ~ have eot n
| grinding again, sndsre prepared y funisA tAsn
all with tks bsst Of Flour, the Aost ssaeosehis
terms. We warrant oar Flour 70 u sassrpasssd By
any that Il brought to the market, and - give sat-
isfactiou, or tho nsnsy refunded.
| Also on hand, plenty " bras, sAosts, shipses1,
-. Any orders, oeoempsais With the eash, left u
the City Mills Store will b. psonptly astssdeA 70.
Floor snd Groceries delivered 70 any part At The
| city free NJ charge.
febil.d w. H. AUSTIN co,
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GA new edition Of Scots Novels in
splendid style, and to consist Of As volumes,
il about to be published in Boston.
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CO The South Side (va.) Democrat says
that few days ago, Mrs. Wells, of Prince
George, saw her dogs running q fine deer il
the neighborhood Of her house, and feeling
all the enthusiastic excitement of q true
sportswoman, she seized her gun and joined
in the chase. The deer made for the river
holly pursued, and tried to cross on the ice
but ere he progressed far, the we'll directed
lead from the lady's rifle made venison Of
him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

ANOTHER Coup p'ErAr-Hoops TO BE Sup
rRKsskp.- Paris correspondent of the N
York Tribune, under date of January Both
says
~ have TO chronicle an event Of the very
highest Importance, which has recently hap
pened at the French Court, and which cannot
fail to interest deeply society in America, a:
well as in Europe. The Empress Eugeniu
made her appearance last week without any
crlnoline or hoops, and look the better for it
Feminine dramatists predict now a speedy
fall OF the reign Of hoops, though it is not
yet certain whether n French Empress may
be able to succeed with such coup d'etat
and to oycrturn such nm ugly fashion by heI
sovereign will. Louis Napoleon, who was
always opposed to the crinoliRe, has made ut
his mind TO crush il, and flushed with success.
IN the diplomatic line, does not doubt thai
his endeayors will triumph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

CO. Our northern chain Of Lakes cover an
area Of near i09 900 square miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

ca Prosperity 10 blessing to the good,
but curse t0 the evil.
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". DE WOLks
broker and Neal Estate Agent,
No. ~ Main kE0kUk.
LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FTNWENTY-TW0f feet on Exchange, between FRS,
L st. and the Levee.
20 feet ON 5th st., bet. johnson and Exchange.
20 feet corner 5th and Exchange
Lot on Bank ST., bet. 18th and 18th.
80 by 40, corner johnson aud Sth, block l07.
10 by 100, corner Morgan and i4th, block ~.
20 feet on Main-st, bet eth and 7th.
20 feet on Sd st., bet. johnson and Exchange.
Very desirable lots for residences In Mason's Up
per Addition, only half block from Grand Ave-
nue.
$50 feet square in Reeves PeFvy's Addition.
Lots In Elmwood and Mt. Auburn.
Lot in 6lenford.
1 Lots, beautifully situated, in Kilbournss Ad.
dition.
Lot on Carroll st., bet. 18th and 18th.
Lots Ia the new suburb, kssslmont.
part Of the Stimpson farm, miles from the
city.
Ais. many other valuable business lots.
febl3-d
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Congress.

o motion TO RECONSIDER the amendment DIV
which the right Of suffrage has been restrict
cd to Americans in the Minnesota bill. The
vote was reconsidered, after which a dis
cussion sprung up, and the Senate adjourn
ed without taking the question on the adop-
ton Of the amendment.
In the Houses personal wrnngle between
Mr.. Sherman and Mr.. Wright elected much
feeling, and may lead to Interior measures
between the parties themselves.
The California petition to the House to
expel Herbert, the murderer Of Heating, hav-
ing been referred, the committee reported,
and the whole matter was laid on the table.
DgArH or DR.. +. X /. KASE.--The steamer
Cahawba arrived at New Orleans bringing
the remains of DIR. Elisha X. Kane who died
ia Havana on the 10th instant.
The highest honors were paid to the de-
ceased by the officials a. HAVANA, ms also
by the city authorities Of New Orleans. The
remains will be taken by the steamer Jesse
Woodruff to louisville, en- route for Phia.
delphia.
The CAPITAL OF NEBRAsKA.-Thev seem to
be having great agitation in Nebraska
about the removal Of the capital. The Leg.
islature passed . law for its removal and
Gov. lizard vetoed it, telling them in his
message that the capital should not be re-
moved if every man, woman and child in the
Territory were in favor it. Thereupon pc.
tition to the President for the remoral OF
Gov. lizard was got up, and is now being
circulated and receives the signature Of men,
women and children in every section of the
Territory except at Omaha.
NEW YORK MoSKr MARKEr.-The Herald
OF Friday says: "The month OF March is
near at hand, and it is we'll known that the
spring payments commerce early in that
month. There is very little doubt but that
the month this year will be very stringent
one in money matters. We have had already
this year two or three spasms in the money
market, the last always more intense than the
previous one, and before many weeks elapse
there will without doub. be pinch that will
end in serious panic. The month of March
IL generally the time for such things, and oil
the movements of spectators tend to such q
result"
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STORE RENTS IN NEW YoRX.--The Indepen-
dent says that the following are the current
rates of store rent in New York city, at the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

The man who is without an idea, gen.
orally has the greatest idea Of himself.
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CT Has it never occurred to us when sur
rounded by sorrows, that they may be sent
TO us only for our instruction, rs We darken
the cages Of birds when We wish to teach
them to sing ?-l Jean Paul.
CO The Plainville Knitting Factory, ut
Hartford, Conn.,, was burned last week.
Loss 100000.
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CO Receive your thoughts as guests, and
treat your desires like children.
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CJBetter to be upright with poverty than
wicked with plenty.
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keOkuk Packet Co.
Keokuk and st. Louis,
AND
Quincy And -. LOulo
= AQaEY10ER pAFKYlT0


PASSENGER PACKETS.
1887. SPRIN0 ~ ARRANGEMENT. 1857.
6AESOR the accommodation Of -
= this trade line Of steam
ers will leave st. Louis for Louisiana, Hannibol,
Quincy, Lagrange, Canton, Warsaw and keokuk.
Leaving ST. Louis At clock p. IN, daily; arriving
at Hannibal ut q IN, Quincy st .. M, and Kso-
kuk at IL 10. Keturning-Leave keokuk Ct 8 a.
m, Warsaw 1T .. m, Lagrange at IL .. m, at
Quincy At Up. m. Hannibal ., p. m, and arriving
vt ST. Louis ~ 10 p. N.
Another line Of steamers will leave ST. Louis 10
connect with the Quincy and Chicago Railrosd,
leaving ~. Louis nj p m, arriving at Hannibal
nj 10 a. m, and Quincy ut I'm.
Returning-Lcave Quincy al Q q. m. Hannibal 1 2
m, and arriving at st. Louis At "A. m. e.
As soon = business via Railroad In resumed .
steamer will make u round trip daily between keo-
kuk and Quincy, leaving keokuk At 8 =. m, and
leaving Quincy at IL nj. Ifeh25-d
IA EMoKANDUM books of = superior quality, in
1v1 great variety Of bindings, for sale BY
U. 4. DOUBLEDAY i WILSON.
feb25 I'd street, near Main.
DIAPER uangings, Of the latest patterns, received
i this day, and for sale Ut the lowest prices by
u. y. DOU BLEDAY = WILSON,
feb2sd ID street, near Main
pLANk BOOKS, of superior quantity Of paper
- and binding, all si1es, for sale by
G. r. DOUBLEDAY = WILSON,
feb2s-d ID street, near Aain.
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DISSOLUTION.
vINliE frm Of Hitchcock, Mott 4 Co. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business win
be continued ut the old stand by Hitchcock Co.,
who authorized 10 settle the business Of the late
firm. cHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JIM. MOTT, JR.,
keokuk, Feb. 20 81. Ii. Is. HITCHCOCK.
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In ne s e Co.

M I'LL close out tho balance Of their stock Of
w Yankee Notions, Hosiery, Embroideries, and
Laces,
Beiow Cost, If applied for Soon.
TERas--Cash FOR all Inns under 500; over that
amount, fpur months will be given for approved
dorsed paper. INNEs i CO.,
feb1T-dlt l%2 Main-st
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DIssOLUTION.
FNHE co-partnephip heSstsfoss extstlne bstvsen
L Cave Bailey VS. Dissolved ~ 0atual eoasest
Jsn. 18th, 1871 The business u the lass 1S0 viii
e settled BY either party Oss - tAsir old stsad,
No. " Aain-st.
They voaid mos. cordially recommend . tAssr
old customers snd friends (. K. Hart : Ban, vhs
succeed them In the Book and Stationcry basissss.
jan3l-d2w
Co.Ravsusrshln.
M EssRs. =. X. HART : SON have associated
IVA themselves together fss the psrpose At tsass-
actise Wholesale and retail Book and 6tatlonery
s.stns. asd rsspsstfsliy solicit The favor IT call
oTEAM 0UA0E0.
TnOnP6ON BRIDGES, u nai1-st., Aavs for
ale Ashoro3s's celebrated Btsaa Gasess, Ter
Stsenboats, Locomotives, and 0tAtioaayy Enxinss.
Il 10 The most perfect Gauge, end excessively
sssd in The 4sst and Cansdas, than any cher
gauge. 1sgisssss asd othsrs ass invited - sali
We ars Also prepared 70 fsrnisA stsan whistles
Of al sisss. on short neties. llanS-A
New WaScn, Clock, silver ware Ana
JGWEL1Y aToDE.
erHR aadsnigssd, late frsa ess g tAs n.st
pleasure in isfesniagtAs eitissns II Ksotsk ~
vicinity that have opened store q 81 Aaaa-st.s
bstwssa 3sd and ID. With choice ard veil select
Cd stock Of Watches, Silver Ware, Jswsisy ard
E000y 0O000, 0U9E
2. .,a see1. zoe ps0e rncMrso. q. ssinsSs.
N. B. Mr.. Thompson u . practical WassAnAks,
and gives his pessonsl attsntisn 70 AAs vstsh -.
pairing. lAss14-d
POCKET CUTLE1H.
SOY. very ans p::;:1s:: s s. 81: z 2.rnoYs
Z lp |ss, .se,, THOMPSON S 4 H.'a.:..
CILvE1 WARE and fassy Gso1s, ssisakas fos
~ ChYistmas and New esxss Prsesnts, Asy sale b.
d.ei1d THOMPSON : lRiDGIs.
1SHOAPSON BRIDGES Aevs fosuals IL jusgiy
i cslsAraasd Ansrisaa wsAsh, nads ~ ths 49,
- watch Co., asd warranted a sxssllsnt slos
dsss4d No. 81 Main street, ss.. - asA u.
KEOkUK MA1lNE INsU1ANCR 90.
Capital, ooo0, go.
This Company IL psspAssd - % AasiasIasus
a1se basiness. Cargo risks taken etsasts0osy
setss. aaAths ussalOash lssilitiss sxtssds6ts rec
ulaS sustemsrs.
Lssssspronptly ADJUSTED.
OIRuCrons:
A. Bridgnaa, G.1. Kiibssrns,
n. Harrison, Geo. =. s.ytA.
9. =. Moody, H. d. Wsodssrd,
3: kiisourns, Jss.T.cox.
&c. Rsuteen.
A.BRrD0MAN, President.
0.B.gnYTn. vIesPssssdsnt.
Al. DINING Treasurer.
WIZ. Tuansa Secretary.
OMse II sample . building ,ssseadStrsst.
taA3laAv
STORAGE Notice.
YAR following gods. u not called for within
! thirty Asys 60. his dass, viii lssoid y -,
s.ssass. Boxes Drss. s.a Msd..ias;
Moasross. ysbnasy :. Isss-AI.s
Law AND LAND 0REECE.
J. =. DA11D1N,
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!,
negular Koonuk go Ulnoannosa
vTM1 sAsAnss rssfrs 49,, YBNTON, -
Aara9, aaslne assa psssaaesd % re-
her reealar trips IL tAs shove trade. TAsakfsl
for - paAsoa60s bestowed spon the YuhA. hss
owners solisita ssntinsAass u tbs same.
Shipper may rely .pon the utmost dispatch In
BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
feb2s-d3m-ins Agents.
Medical Deoks.
TUsr received :, DOUBLEDAY& WILSON'S,
~ fe614-d I'd street, near AAia.
"Trnth NIYan0sr sAaa IicSlo0.,S
READ AND PoxDRa, ~ rAsHIoNA1ia A1u /! !!
VlNHE subscriber il very happy - infosn bis
L old friends and al others, that be will In
trodace the Spring Style Of Fashionable Haul, -
ON Saturday, the 18th inst. b yos saa wear ysui
| OLD Eat
ONE WEEK LON0ER,
| II you want 70 Be ola the fashios,'' for Ksekul
h.: 80, ", -. HAT 'ros, e nsis :.
second Arrival 81 Planes.
| ME have just received, pr steamer Sam. 0sty
" the following invoice Of Pianos:
One Ut octave carved mouldings, (dask rosewood;
single round corners. tii ght do);
double rouad cHnsrs, ssrpsntin,
- !" Lsus XIV style. carved. s.,.s.a
rosewood).
As the money market 10 somewhat tight In Kso
kas, fur the time being We shall o6sr any of th,
above Pianos al manufacturer prices, without TIL
addition II $40 or 80 for f.eight and iusurancs.
PATRICK CR0USE,
/ 4 b2s-d Second st., bel. Main Johnson.
Card.
| A Inyalid's Offering to the poor. The proceed
| "A Of her embroidery, over and above the sxpene
| OF the materials in silk ehineel, gold thread an
sephyr worsteds.
scarfs, cApes, eioaks, shAwls, basqses, children
wardr.bes. birth toilets, slippers vests, Napoleon
smoking caps, Empress Eugcnic bridal rUbss, tlt
~ S!t0 Victoria vttomans and dyans.
Pattxrns unique and uarysled. Persons desirin
the above articles will please address
BOX III, Postolkcc,
feb2l dot kspkuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28

esARD - CosnncSScu1, ore
Hastfogd OOunty,
ewssn y hsSoss - this III day u january. 1851,
b :. @. Ripley, Vice President, anA 1Asnas 4.
Jusates u ths Psoes.
ouns-AsSuAL DsvsDasB, Pm Cnas.
1D-ess iusuraass In the ahovs CeDpany, eithss
frs0 ~ Asngess Of Fire a. InlssA usvtseeteo,
ell % shs su6ryibss d the o1es d xieksy eimp-
soa, vsst side Of "a. bstvses Main sn1 Jehssoa
streets, Keskak, Iowa. All Lessss h this state
adiustsd end paid b. n. ,. TEN kfcks
tebl3-1ln State Ansnt.
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T0llS BLUM having made an assignment to the
u undersgne for the benefit Of all his creditors
notioe is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against the said Blum to present them mmciis
and all persona indebted are requested ~ make i'm
mediate Payment. 4. MILLS,
Assignee Of John Blum.
Keokas, Feb. 20, ls57-t27-d
LSREsH SPIRIT GAS VI the Drugstore of
l. WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
feb2T-d Corner Main and sd sts..