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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23
ALLEY 4 HAYDEN,
q re e r a b b ex 6tor re!
Ne. 90 Naia-ss.,

CLOTHING II all kinda, qualities and prices
~ Cloth Coats and Cloaks; Alpaca and Silk coats.
Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Soleing, for dents, La
dies, Misses and Chiidrea. New kind Of Ladies
bsoss-6rst ever offered il the western market
Legxins for riding and walking riding heots. Bsas
pillows, cushions Life Prss~rvsrs, swimming helts
aud baoys. Travseing, mail aud saddle bags. hay-
srsacks, game bags, caps Of all shapes aud kinda.
Paiissnd baskets for engines, are ompaaies, aad
house purposes.
Sportsmen fitted out, and those about cro..in,
the plains.
Aiikiads o. Surgical and Druggist articles.
Combs Of all kinds.
Tays Of ali kinds. Dolls and doll heads, painted
and unpainted.
Toilet furaitnre complete.
Table and Piano covers, Blankets, Cloth aAd
Bed Cloths.
Bat'e.., cord, sraidins, frill,, stay and dress
Pen and pencil easss, pencils and pen holders,
rules, measuring taper, wafer and sand boxes elss.
tic letter and bill haads, sssk screws, napkin rings
nnssr r.sa Knives, csnss Of al kinds oilers, fun
nsis, nAsks, door SPRING. and cement
Carriage Robes, wagon aprons horse covers, with
AMI without hoods, whips VI every kind Ksasuy' .
naiiless earrises irons.
Apss, packing and betting.
We are selling At 81. Louis prices and ~ eA..n
~ can Be got In any Western city
Please call and examine how ma n and hana,ou,e
things arc made VI Rubber. wesAall Le most
happy g 60 show our goods and explain their u.ss
GUkl0siTlEs u Literature and the Liier.rv
OehaTAetcz llisstrstsd, by }. c. D'lsrssli. with
eusIositics Of American LiIcrature by kufus W
1rpsold, for sale by
.Rsd oaDES, BRowNELL co.
IHkSTHhfIELDs Letters 70 III, Son -
~ kaaaysvf Ella, by chas Lamb
The Works VI chas. La.ah.
Life Of ten. Marion.
Lits VI zen. 0resne.
Aifs Of Gee. LA4Ays.te. For .ais h.
srrled OaDkS, BR0wNkLI 4 co.
fSuKkEK BEL S cslsLTs.9d works -----
~ Jane Eyre,
Shirley,
Vilisisei just received BY
Aprl6i OuDES, BkOwNELL 1 co.
B~yard TaytoR,s last y or1.
TicLofEDIA Of Modern Travel. suhserin,ion
~ To The above book received ty Ma Price IA
mshled OGDEN hh0wNELLA co.
e1sHk Orphan Chi, A Tale II Syath.,r III (.
! las. .. Peacock, NJ. b., VI Ml.,is,in,i ~
sase - the CITY BOOK STOKE.
apri6d 81 Msia.,
CsspsEss " srks.
YINHE the complete works Of J. fenniuors Coop
sr. in - soiamcs TOR sale BY
aAas1 OGDEN, bkUwNELL 4 CO.
Ewhaokss ByaraulIcs.
A DE~CkIPtIyk and Mistoricai account q
IA Hydraulic and other machines for raising ~
ter. beth ,ent and modern, with observations
various subjects connected With he mechs aic sr,s
ny Ihos kvbsnk, fersAe BY
aPr1Sd OGDEN, BkOWHELL co
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go 0AJo ~ . 0AFeatn
sllgitle taildiag 70 feet front. Or les. q
- ~ eptaea " tts purchaser. Said let i a.
kl9A ersahls 90 will ~ sold ehssp II applied 10,
e0&a.
Ieems. Abent sssA ths balance In easy pay
ass1e. ln4etss IT u uadefsiansl, corner 81
essshtfaA61 1yt& ~. p. q. UHHgTOH.
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~. r. Nain street, 6stwssn eseoa1 81 4piI1.
WI1a 49, - eIla1iA 49y-NqAt. -
NJ Fse0s - ths north - Il Main -, ~ ~
espsss psspsss - tAkins pdetxfes q al kia1s l.
- pAstaefapkle art, 81 u -, "a - lAks ~.
tasss = wsli = dafh - sIesay 1aye - = = ~
RlnQ. Dgasslsis, As. vtsus u AeGt1ences, &C.,
Hsss9. Nsanbsats an1 IAalseepss.
wyi1aom y r. UE4C0Df11s AS41o1.
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D0e AsI a1UOH0II
TIL Aasssean Family MAsyelspslls 81 usefs,
h9e.lsSss. o. book " 7,s1S hsssipss ard Fasss
nhsle library Of subj Gets ssefui 70 every inAiyid
81. Illustrated With zoe enrrsyine,. ~
WsbeGse. Tor sale BY
sss1D1 0jDEN. BRowNELL 1 co.
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ORebne anA tamnor 81 i4A7.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
I. n. HUTCHINSON. ,.r.s nx~.x
ACTCMGNxON DEwEv
MERCHANT TAIfnRS

1Aifa-st., bet. Main 4 Johpsoe Krnrur
AVE last recssyea 1t thsir PAshionsbls T.iia,.
1xing sd Furnishing esa bis bmept, en,,, = "a
<scsiiest sappiy q BfoaieiothA. Cassimsres. Vest,
ings, andocns furnishing sseods. Of ali dsscsip-
Z. -. ia.-s .1ys3s = 49, ....si4s,ory nannes--
They are constantly receiving The Nov Yosk a.A
PhilaaslphiA f1shaons; and fsspseiul,y svlie,s Al
.hc desire goca vork and the beat ..stlai l. give
them call. Agesta for
vAAHcIs sAHAx's sfsrxA az 0AanxNr curr,xo
Ais. Reports Of fashions.
Oek94-1ly HUTCHINSON DHwyy
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a Fall assortment Of thess justly sslsbeatsl
IA Saws eonstaatly on hand at The sisn u ~
apr3sdAw BIO ANVIL.
QkABS CuCKS Of every description, Hssa0
O0auges and whistles, Saw Hunmsrs ind Man.
drills, wrought Iron and Lead Pipe, I'll sisss, 81
aps3vd OADY, JONES = PECk'S.
CHAMPOOIN0 and Shower Hath Cock, Bssr
~ Pumps and Plumbers Materials, 1t Sign Of
apr3od BIG ANVIL.
DUMPS. water rams, galvanized we'll eAain ana
/ Axtnres, for sale low u he sign 1t ths
Apf39d BIG ANVIL.
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AT II e Mt ON!
Dry Goods.
NE W AR RIVAL!
J.. III. HOLM Els.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH SIS,
MAS JUST RECEIVED
One Of the largest and besf oseorfed Stocks


One Of the largest and best assorted Stoke
DRY GOODS
EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.
nOlN0 basinsss entirely on the 81 Cash Systsu, -
~ expect to sell 6oods ~ cheap ~ any other
house in keokuk.
Ny ssoak sonprssss everything in the Dry Goods
line nsslia, heached and anhsesAed driils, sal-
is. dsainss, harsgss lawss velrsts ,swissss, jack
onetts and silks. Every variety and all styles Of
lAdiss' Dress Goods. Also, sdging. insertions,
sesss, ntss, hosiery, COLLAR, andsulseves, sAemi
1884, rthhuns, bonnsts, hAts, caps &c. large and
we'll ssleeesd stock Of LAdiss Shoes end CATERS -
Alse, good assortment Of Cassinsrss, black and
sise Cloth. Dosskin Summer Cloth, IL. A large
tot Of Summer Vsstinss, ssch Marssiiiss
Silks, 4e.
Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes Of all kisdsfor
0satlsmens wear. CravAts, stocks, gloves, &C.,
Aad many other articles too numerous to mention
ell Of which will b sold - very low prices for
cash. Ny 0eods Ars sew. Come and examine for
yourselves. No trouble 10 show OooAs and Prices
ktokuk. jane lS-d&w J. H. n.
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-ue, wM: ] l.: ACsxsn : g.,
No les Asia stssss. ksshsh, lsvs
Qnn SACKS .. 4. SALT - Is =. =. =. 5ss
OVU sails by w. 4. AUSTIN co.
E1xAw h.akixs, p.s , f.ssH |. 80 svsi.sss
~ scs .slsky M. u. AUSTIN GO.
sas - = '' NJ Z So. sr s; q;
Z. :. :::, wi; w ,i;s IN ss;;ss
Dill Fhufft-Toaafoss, Dsnssns, AsrsSss g.
= ~ eats - MN. u. AUSTIN AGO.
1SxAs---I.Psrisi. assr.. der. y. u. sd BlssI.
: - sails b Nm. u. AUSTIN co.
u 1.ssss M. 4. 16sris 30.
CU0xkS, CrsaRs1, Fo~ d1rsd, Carried sn9 n g..
~ fer sals by MN. II. AUSTIN . CO.
Ass1aA
n ssoL6kI EyssV. 6s0as Nssss al Nsv 0Tisass
- A ~ ss' saasty WV. A.AusTlx AGO.
'''I 's 81 i.i 4 :u 81 +: q
CFtklf0 d., viai1s slssissl Lard Oh, klsaslSa
~ wA.Is OH, Tor saisy wv. M.AusfIN AGO.
Ape1SA
sltOY Bssksss, Wsslsn asA WILEY Ware, : large
s.ssetontSss sais n WA. u. AUSTIN eco.
Ass1sl
,. =. nAbr = ssH,
Wuox1oA10 Aup na1Am
DEALERo In BOOKS,
osaaaooerys RaoOv .GeeAss g., ks.,
he. - Aaia-stessl, bssvssn q Aaa ltA,
x1O6U1, IOWA.
|94ss,.:...s: La, J, - "a
94sss....s.| |. AZ A. -. . . ..1.''
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= ~ ~ s1DsAitieas h seassA q
sis Ia 1sssklis: Hlitsl s. Hps
Ass.sss. ssys1 s.K.aA ) son.
4 uros1ooaAPnY OF P.rsH
M AAINlA CAn1Wnl0nT ~ bashvesAs
O40tssss. fssaehss. sdi1sd by y. ?. ossts1asA.
1ss nas ~ FL. j. -.
TALzs AND rAgIses, SKETCH.
! = ~ lsssaess fssn he itlkssaa
q a NAH as1 s11lssiol boAestsl H.. Nv. Wet.
1s'''''' - p = i Il; . son.
a. MAINlE DUO AROMA ESSAYS,
0e&otssss-l - n ,. 11sapssn, y. p, /. Z. D..
~ ; = IA. s:';;.e c,: a. S:.'Ss
- sa's = -
la xAIx 4 l1zs1 slIDf. on rax slo-
Vs&1aeee- "A km4 MR. ~ 6nen0 0sanse,
49, = fseihs t!oves. tsr1s. wili.
Q4 s1.AI.. p =. = !. :. AAs9 sos.
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A sayliy "a Fancy sArsbssry, nvsrsrssss,
Roses, 3D., On hanA.
EsIly Tomato, csbbaes 81 Sweet Potato Plants.
All mr. sale ct eustousSy pgfsss.
cIisls .essis ~ .n sis ersasas, Z OF mile west
The old City limits, % ~ Biu Ferry poaa The
Des heinss, or By usil, aaidsssssd to
Ashi -dAs, 0xO. q. HILTON.
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a =. pt'.oas dsisess u ssisg esnvsyed FROM
nsssiag, viii plGa.e leave THAR orAer. 81 onr ~
-, corner ef Main snd 9Th sts, ~ svesins pre-
vioss. Price only Is sssts.
Aayl9d3m TRIABIR 4 RnnsRn
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LWDAOoU' 9y0t0UI1Coe
A DE~CkiPtIVk and NistoficaI account Of
"a Hydraulic and other machines for raising ~
ter. beth ent and modern With 1bssry On
various subjects connected With The echunic arts
by Thos. kvbenk. For - ~
spr1Sd OGDEN, BkOWHELL 4 CO.
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r. ysmss n. Rice:
u W. y childs Cs.'s heeAag. havs sssa IL -
Ne bsilAiaes u ~ ewn, ssd ~ u 70 ssmAtn
1sn ssd in eso6 so1dlsou sAssagh besh ths ASatess
end ssldest wsath ever sxpssisss.A u sAs pass u
The sosDtsy.
give itas ny decided optsssa = - ssDssissssd
oall1es, thattt b The best sce1og 100 - uss, an@
pesssses tbs I've nsst Assrsbls Soalittss u arosl
hat Of bsing water psssf, - flss lssn damage
II Ars Arising from sparks u ein1ess.
epSla m 32xA RALLY.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOKUk, IOWA.

FRUIT TN ELS,
| Gucil ~ Apple, Peach !,
| ~ Pear, Plum, Chsssy,
| 0aincs, Ac.; and tie snail
fruits. Ksspb-rries. Car
rants, Strawberries ,1oese-
hesrics, &c.
| Also, . large qaantitysf
Cstavka and IsahsilA
0rsps Roots.
A large quasAisy ~
DWARF Trees. pArtiea-
lasly PsAr ap1 Chcrry ,
which are very desirable
fer city planltne.
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NYW31 1u Doeass li1s. e NM Nn11t r.
w - - NOD Il xenIae - 1101 n. EF
lss 80 = - oiIY -.
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5elcfteo.I.
THRILLING ADVENTURES.

1t was the spripg OF lS-, that | found
myself gliding upon the water OF the
mighty Mississippi, and bound for the
Crescent City, New Orleans. '--"
With "a sing le exception, had formed
no travelling acquaintance on board of
the boat, although / had been nearly
two days upon my journey, which was
becoming nisnotonous.rI The individual
with whom singularly enough. frater-
nlzed, seemed, like myself, to have but
little inclination to extend his acquaint-
ancc among the passengers, though he
seemed TO be constantly on the look out
for some one, and from the close manner
in which he regarded the operations OF
two or three OF those individuals, whose
pIoiuse display Of vest chains and jew
elry, and proficiency with cards at the
table in the saloon, betrayed their pro-
fession. / more than once set him down
as some sort Of q police. detective in
diss, ,,uise. 49,. ID sH.
BE called bimscslf George Them, of
Kentucky; SO u: u: card ed, which he
gave ME in exchange for mice. in
truth, he was a'nobIe specimen of the
Buckeye State, Full six feet in height,
a clear intelligent blue eye, broad lore
head, aud light curly hair, M uscular
arms, and the chest Of a Hercules, he
challenged the admiration Of more than
one Of the passengers, aS with bis serious
and never Smiling face, he paced the
promenade deck, 1orq sat apparently
buried in thought in the saloon. -siu
Do you never play at cards ~ said
| to him, as he left group that we're
standing about table of four players,
and noting the progress Of The game. /
bad frequently seen him invited, but he
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1Doetrp.
Bye-and-Bye.

A little child was playing
One pleasant summer day, ,J
just where q merry streainlet
Went singing on its way.
And DER the greensward bounding,
lie built castles high, r-.-
With fancy's magic fingers
And whispered, bys!and.bye.
A maiden fair was sitting,
Beside cottage door, a U.i 70
Dreaming such dreams as maiden
Hath often dreamed before.
And as the golden sunlight
Fell from her future sky, ..tI
Half-dazzled by its glory
She murmured, Bye-and-Bye.
A noble youth was straying,
Beside tented field, .A'
BE heard the war steeds neighing,
He saw the FURNISHED shleld.A
And when the bugle sounded, ,
And clarion notes were high,
He rushed into the conflict, q W
And shouted, Bye-and-Bye. 3 r
A woman pale was walking, 'e
10. Over lonely way. ...-.. .9,.
Dead leaves were falling around her
Clouds shutting ont her day. 1fof
But mid such desolation, IN, AL
Hoped kindled in her eye,
As with hand uplifted, 5iIil sdI
o.. She murmered, Bye and Bye. ,Idi
A voyager, worn and weary ,plll
In the middle watch of life, Y,t
Who had staked upon its chances,
And mingled in its strife,
Now clinging to lonely wreck,
$500 When the angry waves were high,
Spoke out souls defiance,
A. In the strange words, Byeand Bye.
And so where'er we wander,
Through all this brief existence,
rl Though dark clouds for our future,
Float in the weary distance,
Though like drift wood on the river,
.io Dead hopes about us lie, ,..l...- ID
Some kindly tone shall whisper.
Walt thou thee, Bye aud Bye.
And in the dim hereafter,
3 When this chequered life is o'er,
And our little bafques are floating,
On to deaths hither shore, G.. tl
Above the moaning waters, L.,.
From the oy erhanging sky, E
, Some loved one gone before US, III
y Will whisper, Bye and Bye. l.. D.,
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|o HoLY FEELING. G.--To myself ftbc most
effectual church is that in which, Ldses
the signs, of Christian affection 10 those
around me, in which warm heats arc
beating on every side, in which q deep
stiffness speaks of the absorbed souls in
which l recognize fellow beings who in
common life have. impressed me with
thier piety One look from a (beaming
coantenance, one tone in singing from a
deeply moved heart, perhaps aids me
more than the sermon. When nothing
is said feel it to be good to be among
the deyouts; and wonder not that the
0uakers in some of their. still meetings
profess to hold the most intimate union
not only with God but with eachu ether.
1t is not only with the voice that sinan
com municate with man. Nothing 10 SO
eloquent as the deep silence Of crowd
A sigh, low breathing, sometimes. pours
into JUS our neighbor's soul moro than a.
volume ofSwords. dTherelis communi-
cation more subtle than free IN asenry
between those, who feel alike.a9dHow
contagious is holyc feeling! ION the
other hand, how frsezing, how palsyins,
is tho gathering ofra multitudsSwh
|; feel nothing, who come to Gods house
without reverence, without love, Vwho
|, gazo around on each other as difiqthey
were assembled at n show, whose coun-
, tenances reveal o-colloctedness, no ear
uestness, but "a frivnlous lior absent
mind !saTheavery sanctity Of the place
makes this indiferenee more chilly
One of the coldestI spots on earthIis
church without devotiong What lis it
to ME that costly temple 10 sst npart,
by ever SO many rites, fer iGsdsi SER
vice; that priests, who straee lotheir
I'lineageto the Apostles, have cousec era
ted it, if L find dit tothrouged9 with the
worldly and undsvout iOi This Lis no
choice TO me- I 60 to meet, pothuman
bodies, butsouls;5 and f ,IaHudgahem
10 anEuppcr- room like that where the
fret disciples met, or in alshed; or in
street, theregI find q church; there is
the true altar, the ssweet incense, the
accepted PRIEST These all | find iu
Fsaucti6ed souls.-- Chanaing.s bed
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B9- Roger "Shcrmau, Esquire, was
10 congressional Connect
icut his business had been fhatof making
shoesg Johu Raudopb,s = whovhad Indi-
an blood in him, rose and withshis usual
sounds, said: / w6uldlhke to
know what the gentlcman9 9didbHith his
leather apron before he SCI sout for
Washington l"1Mr " Sherman replied.
initiating the same squeak ,i''I outit up,
'ir, to mako moccasihs dor itbe descend
ants Of Pocaboutas." .lici
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GE zousls ogA ENArsA voi.
( aPAYrARLE TARyMT;a
WHO'LL lie MI NuMBER'1s's,las, Y B8Eis!E'G se's,lss

from their chairs, and both drew their
weapons as theylsoss. 4 bsiebao1 ey;d
n "Die Liar i'' shouted the gamblsr,
discharging his weapon the moment hs
gained bis feet, The bulletripped epen
jThorn's waistcsat and his Mstch atsw
into fragments from thu pocketdangl,ng
from the chain, at the same momeptchls
arm which was slowly raisinss became
rid as '..hat Of status--thei pistol he
.beld exn,oded, sud the gamblsRtsla back
a corpse upon the carpet. eSHhls a'l
passed so suddenly ,sere woihAa h@eS'S
interfere, that we stood almost psralysed
for an instantAthe servants alsfmsdby
the noise, and sssbel pOlicAmsus came
rusbipg into -thes apartment. Ihorn
louietly surrendered himselfo merely
\ turning to. us and the others who were
jim the room, saying as be did,ss,s sssn-
tlemep bear witness. i fired ln ss',-
defence, and that, Ireceived the yplap.s 5
4 frst Ere here" and he pointed TO- MS
shattered watch with aoismile, turning
left with the officers. dj bGg ,qoi: OF
He was tried and acquitted, asitI vas
clearly proved that bis adversary eFed
lupon him first. The fact Of the gambler
! Ibeing notorious rascal, whom the scsm-
| munity could well afford to spare, m'g1'
have had some influence with the jury
] I,s / have never met Thorn since, put
! the reccol lection Of that fearful scene IS
vet fresh and vivid in my mind, thapga
many years haycr passed sinesijtlowas
enacted g1om a2w sf5T .sbia Tsdio
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i. A. r. Moves:

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins Cam brics De
Lanes, Brown and 5leached Sheetings,
Broadcloths 8 ,Cassimeres, ,Satinetts.
q observation-disclosures, White and Brown Su-
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices. SC.
Agents for rth sale of valuable Medicines
3'7 Store enextto Pawcatuck Bank.
1871 PAwCATUCK, CT,
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N. MarstOn,

y Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
. b Slippers, and every description of La
IIrIs dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
rg,u rGaiters, &c, f, of q superiorqual-,
.r3L ya5 y..ity aud workm mpnship, a5
Constontly on hand, a large stock ofGoods
.-IHII in thc Boot and Shoe line. lLr
I'd 81 store on Main st. 1876
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L aides Fancy Goods Store
George G. Wells,a

WCVTSC Ws WIS, n
Dealer Ia Boots and Shoes Of all descrip-
q tions. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
-., Caters of all descriptions, Rubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots, 4
Brogans, Shoes, sc. il To-
aides g alters, Walking Shoes Slippers &c.
A, .,4, Main Street, Westerly, II. /. 134ti
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Samuel A. Coy,
william II. Coy

and desirable styles ut short notice.
N. b. Books ready for delivery in two weeks
from the time they are left. lO6tf
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1I Halter AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand q large stock Of
Gentlemen and Boys Hats Of the latest
PR. fashions. Furs of the bestquality,
and Of the neweststy les, cheap.
uckskin loves, Mittens of every variety
. Spring Styles just received.
Store under C. Leonard's II otel. Va i137tf
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VOLUME VI-NUMBER 32.
D usiness Gar0s.
III. VI. Farmhanl,
DENTIST,

ssEsssssss.ftgs, CAN be found at his Office, in
Westerly, from the lst to the
LILLY 22d of o ach month.
September, 1856
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.s3t- Porter & LOy Els
. Manufacturers of ..a
lo II i'm g. Shoot Iron WA .
"A full supply of Stoves, the mostap-
proved patterns, always on I and.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
i' 80 to order, at short notice. '7oi .-7,
shop on High street. I87O
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-10-10

Hall Of the above mpr0v 70 be done before the
LIST Of December next and all completed befofe the first
OF July 1885, the Share Shares shall be forfeited
All forfeited shares go to the Company. EaEw-
ARTICLE 18th. On the first Monday Of July, A. D.,
1865 this Corporation shall cease to exist.
Donations Of Lots will be made by the Directors,
they deem it advisable for the best interests Of the Com
pany.
Officers.
CHARLES E. WHITING, President.
LEONARD SEARS, Treasurer
SAMUEL PEARSE, Secretary.
Board of Directors.
C. EWHITING, r. ELLIOTT,
J. s. MERRILL, W. n. BURTON,
J. +. MORRISON, TIL. BENTON,
NJ. F. MOORE, GoUyENER NORRIS.
L. D. v. MASON.
The above Town is situated about halfway between
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, at the terminus Of the
Iowa Central Railroad, three miles from good landing
the Missouri river and is surrounded far the
eye extend, with the most beautiful and productive
country in the West, with Timber, both hard and SOFT
in abundance. [nlS-lw.
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PRESCRIPTIONS.
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