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Carrot, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1857.
have been all day in attendance on the
session OF the Constitutional Convention,
and am sorry to say that have very little to
report.
The Convention organized permanently BY
elccting Francis Springer OF Louisa county,
President. The selection OF President is the
very best that could have been made, a. any
person would DO disposed to concede who
has witnessed the promptness and courtesy
with which he discharges the duties OF th q
position. After the completion Of the or
sanirasion by the appointment Of minor off,
GERS, motion was made to appoint Mr..
Lord OF Baltimore, to report the proceed
ings OF the Convention. Then came up the
much vexed question Of removal, which oc.
cupied the balance OF the forenoon session
and most Of that of the afternoon. The
cities Of Dubuque and Davenport have ten
dered their Inequalities and invited the Con-
vention to hold their session ia those cities
After much talk and various motions reso.
! 'SssSA VAe N"itito khhk ~ was cXueUieut to
remove from Iowa City but the tug Of war
came up when the question presented itself,
where shall the Convention go? And this
question seemed so difhcult of decision that
the Convention finally voted 10 lay the sub
ject on the table till tomorrow afternoon.
The Senate has had the School bill under
discussion to-day, and, from the indications,
am strongly impressed that the bill report
ed by thSCommissionsrs will be adopted,
with some notifications not at all impair
ing the completeness Of the system, but sim
ply adapting tito the circumstances OF the
people Of our state.
The House has been in committee Of the
whole on the Liquor bill, this afternoon.
A number Of speeches have been made, bat
up 10 the present time there has been no vote
to indicate with any certainty the final ac-
ton OF the House in the premises.
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NeWs - the Msrning.

Auc ueStn OF Preston >. BROOKS, who dis
tinguished himself BY an attack upon Mr..
Sumner, was announced in the House, at
Washington, on the 29th, BY Mr.. Keitt. He
leaves = wife and four children.
Mr.. Stringer, runner for the Bank Of New
Orlesns, absconded on the 9th with IS 900.
Two vessels arrived At Boston report see-
Ing large, three masted steamship lahore
or ice-bound Oh Nantucket.
The Arsgo has arrived with London dates
to the 10th. The Swiss question is settled.
Switzerland releases insurgent prisoners and
Prussia acknowledges the independence OF
Neufchatel and suspends military prepara-
tions. The Russians have met with defeat
in Circassia. Near Baijuk they were attack
Cd by 10000 Circassions, ard lost 1000
men and all their artillery. Hostilities con-
tinue at Canton, and the Americans have be-
come fully engaged in the struggle. The
cause of the Americans engaging in the diff
hculty seems to be this the Chinese author
tiles offered price for English heads, and
some American heads were sent in BY mis-
take. The French Admiral at Macao had
sent orders for all French vessels belonging
TO HE station to join him Immediately. Rus
sia had protested against the Anglo French
occupation Of Greece. A second sob. ma.
rine telegraph compan. had bssa formed in
London, the line TO 60 directly to the shores
OF the United States. Breadstuls At former
rates. Provisions unchanged. English mon
ey market 6rmer. Foreign stocks more &C.
tive.
The Illinois, California steamer, arrived at
New York on the 23th. Walkers steamers
had been taken. Walker had evacuated Ri
vas, and was at st. George, surrounded by
the allies, who offered him terms 10 surpen-
der, and ~ he was cut OF from his supplies,
1t was expected that he would comply. The
tenor OF the news by this arrival is to the
effect that Walker is Substantially done for,
though few particulars are riven.
Revolutionary movements we're afoot in
in Carthagena and Bogota, aiming at the
busting Of the government and the institu-
ton OF new one. A revelation was also
progress in Peru, promising to be sue
cessful, the revolutionary chief having mas
tered every fort on the coast exceps Callno.
consular convention between Chill and the
I. 5. had been signed by the representatives
of the Two governments. Cook, Folrer 4
Go. and j. Dowper of San Franr;sca bas
failed. But little is said concerning the re-
pudation of the public debt. A bill author.
king its payment would doubtless be passed
oy the Legislature and ratified BY the people.
The resignation Of Judge Hegdenfeldt, Of
the Supreme Court, is looked for. A good
deal OF snow had fallen in some parts of the
state, and recent rains had improved the
mining prospects.
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Br'lD'se IS cHlcAao.--Vhe Chicago Dem
ocraf says that the last season was one az
the busiest building seasons they have ever
had ~ that city. The number Of buildings
erected was 623.
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The Indianapolis Journal gives q detailed
statement OF the condition OF number Of
the Indiana Free Banks, which have com.
piled with the amended law, from which i,
appears that the securities OF the Tippecanoe
Bank, Logansport, amounting to So 500,
are taken at SOL 40, from which deduct | |
per cent. leaving Sal ,03T, while the circula
ton issued is $aC,Gl2. The Central Bank.
indianapolis, makes about the same showing.
The Journal says these Banks are safe be-
yond doubt, that brokers have seized upon
she uramercy swinaie TO olscreuit the other
Banks for their own profit, but that holders
Of notes Of these Banks ought not to suffer
any shave, as the gold viii be paid for them
promptly on presentation. Both these Banks
are thrown out here, because the bankers saw
they can't afford to burthcn themselves with
currency which their correspondents in ST.
Louis and Chicago will no, take at par.
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Du0N0LUTAOM.
TINE eo-partnership heretofore existing between
i VIM. Edwards asd Vim. r. Turner. sndsr the
name and style Of EiwardsA Tsrsss, At'ys at ke~,
RsAi Estate and Insurance. Aosnts, y this aay dis
solved BY mutual consent. The legal basinsos Of
saiA Arm win be closed up BY Edwsrds + Tusase
Jan. Is, 81. WM. EDWARDS,
jan2s-dit MN. z. TUkNfR.
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The HKRAfrAGr.-The state OF Tennessee
has bough, the Hermitage, including the
grave Of jackson aud 500 acres Of land. for
e46 600, and made u tender OF il to the gen
sral government, on condition that mi tia.
y academy should be established upon it,
. coalition involving many times the cost Of
the Tift.
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EEo. D0SNELLAN, Civil Engineer and Survey
" or, offers his professional services TO the cit
sens Of Ksokak and vicinity, for the Surveying
and arranging Of grounds TO suit the contour Of
the surface and feels confident be please thoss
desiring such service.
Aiibusiness pertaining to the peofsssioa attsad
ID TO With psomptness, and the litAsgrapAiag Of
maps, plat, &C., supsrintended ~ lisaographen
charges.
0dce In 0sahsm's Baiidiag, lad st.. Ksokak.
ian18-dSm
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; a
THE Above cus represents view Of the most
i complete sad perfect
COOKING 04OVB new In UoE
1hs Patterns an sntirsly new, hsving bssa nAAs
~ - this ysas They ars fa1t sopplassiAGAll ~
- Cosking 6eeves in tAs naskst. The 1s0aaA ~
tAs0 10 Alvee1y 70 great that " aTe prepngene =
0Aaufasssre afty d them pr day. 1hsss wanllaa
tAas almost indispeasibls article, 1us1 Csskin1
.6asss. shoula ssnensss that iDpsuvsasse ~
eseUss ere she ssdsr 4 AsaAy, .Ad tAat y - -
Sisle II Aonest1s -, has there bssn greoAsr ~
psoven@t, within The last ten years, than - 80
nov under sossidsrasion. Therefore, you yin
greatly promote yeuf interests BY sslecting ~
sNEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
n prsfsssnsc " taking up nth IT ananAensAsd
pattern.
- Tor sals Wholesale ard retail, ct ou1 stoee.
Ne. 81 Main a., KE0KUK, IOWA, whsre eas IL
ways b. tesnd shs most complete and varied assost
NEAT u Cooking, Heating, aad Palor Stoves, evss
oGsred In the West.
eAieo, Tianers' Stuck of al kiDds. -
W. B. NOoan, BRIDGE ! BIO.
Agent. uanl-Ay1
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sTo avoid lrsetions, q 0a5 b Esnitted for
Black for which ~ will forward sAAs for both
years. POST PAID.
N. B. The price Ia Great Britain Of the avs Pc
riodicals assvs named v about 0st pr ssnsm.
A We ahAli never agAin b liksIy to oder sach
indscementsas these here prsssstsd,
now u TnB TINE 70 sUDsCnlDx.
k1>Rsmittances must, In al easts, Be made d.
rect 10 the Pubikhers Tor It these prices no CON-
mission can b allowed 70 Agents. Address
# LEONARD SCOTT = CO.,
jan37-a 81 0oiA6s-, NY
NOTICE 70 DEPOaGTO0D.
vrvHE updsuignsd will not receive Nshsasks Mo-
ney o. Dsposit, - other carrs.cy, after the 5th
y DsM1NG LOVE.
fqsf CaAkLDS PARSONS.
FORD, 0ORHAM FORD.
GEO. 9. ANDERSON.
eY4 FICELRN d LUCAS.
CHAPLIN 1 LEE
HATCH THOMPSON.
Ksokuk, Jsa. 70, std
[rinM sad Post copy till Hsh. sth, and ssad bills
to this o0cs, --
JOS. Il =. 6HRxRAN,
REAL DsTATE AND INSURANCE
OFFICE. NO. !. k1iiisoUSrrs BLOCK,
Il as - So. 5: ==:.....=.: -: = Kn
IL hoaEness AaAltisu.
From any Il tAsss Lots tAs prespset from. and
tAs visw asssnl ~ city, u deliehAksi.
HKlLBOURNE PARKln
Anl no other Lots in the City y more dssrable
fes nesideuoes.
Btsck l7e IN thc oldlinits.
- 1sst on Main-st., between 9th and 1th.
Lot 1, BLOCK ~, on Blondcau.s 1t.
80 Feet n Blosk FOL, on Aain-st., betwesa 10th
aAd 18th.
. isss . naia-s... esan.naing 100 f... fre.f
losh street.
20 Fest on AtA g., In Block 4s, : very dssirsbls
baildine residence.
Alse, 1e1s n EAWasd Kiibourusss New Additioa.
Z rTnans--Low, and very Easy Psynsnts.-
For 1srthss particular enquire q The above Gaes
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AeRlcvl TuRAl WAnEHousE
oEED sTODE,
MaIn-es. eovnes - Roussh,
OVER RICEB IRON STORE.



- ESPGCTfULLf aan0Unss - The citissas q Kes-
~ kak and rieinity that they hare opsssd staes
on Fosrth street, where they psspared 70 ssppy
the farmers and merchants VI the 0rsst West vitA
ell kinds Of the mast approved Agricultural In
pfemeuu and Machines which are TO Be fo1o1 n
the country We have, also, connected With eaS Az
risultural Implen<Au and AachiAss, . essss1l
assortment Of Hardware and weoA~a Wsrs. il
viii b aim. BY prvapt attAatiea to bssiss, 10
deserve and receive the cnn6dence Of 1tsessaing
public in enAeavon to meet their numerous
waDta. MARS WlLOD8.
Eeok ak. Iowa, JaA.e ~ -d3u
New Agricultural Wassheuss.
A XES, Hatehets Hammers. Meat Caters, ChSp-
IA ping Knives, Knife Trays; Floor and Countsr
busters. mats, mop Aandls, wsll bseksts, suenT
buckets bail boxes. nest do, bssh books, sAovsls
asd spades, bay asA manure forks. picks nsttosks.
beg hoes, post ssssfs, "sppls psarers, corcrs and
slicsru,' and many othsr ssefat articles may -
eeand at the New Agricultural Warehouse. over
Riss's Iron Store. Cali aud sxAnins.
jans-dsm MkARS 4 WILDRA.
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EOk AAAG,
a DRslkADL1 Bsisk nsstAsass, Asesthes wIsh
6. = oas = " Lee sdleiaiae Aaedaly issssed
lly - NJ sndsnixsed q ~ o. = u cts
Olsfk. g. c. RT1vKNB.
keokuk, Jan. 20, b7-dtf
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3. PRIMoRk


NOTICE.
WE the undersigned have associated cssselvs
w together - co-partnsrs In The kssl Estate
Agency Business and hereby respectfully tsndsr oar
services TO the citissns Of Keohsk end the paAlic
generally. We promise TO exert ourselves " give
general sAtisfaction 10 all those who may favor
With their patronage.
PRIMROSE = HAYNES.
Once over Doubleday 3 Wiissa's Store, second
st., bst. Main and johnson, and opposite Baking
Mouse VI Hatch Thomsoa. jan2T .di
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Payments to be made In all cases in advance -
Moay current In the state where issued will be re-
ceived 1t par.
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part Of tho United States
but ~ cents year for esOh Ok she Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will Be farn-
ishsd for 1857.
Splendid (,6svs for $50 and 81 TesstAm.
Unlike The more sphemeral Magazine Of tho
day, these Periodicals lose little - aes. Hence
1885 may b. regarded - nearly - valaaAls y for
1851. We propose te furnish the Two years at tho
koll wtv~A All H. lar e~Aus
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rs~~>~~> 49, 49, -.
rs.,..... ss1S ss
x AanUnin0 year properly aossnss - oAn-
~ g. q rsse, u sss u Tie sshsssssisi ce.ps-
~ 49, -
rn1SaA insunAHV Ac ~, ~ W aAA1svAD'
SIAk lae. Co., W VuDhnbDuH0h, ~. I.s
CAPITAL ylVU.UOO.
HARTFORD rfRE INSuRAGCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL AGO mo-
&G
rAs aAove Ce~reniee aa,~A tsnA - al 9iesses
ssuisaIly - pssnD1Iy.
WI. ". DRLHNAP. Aesnt.
knkA1n
- Y1a0SO0o0 Al00N@T "
AssO @Uy
~ - &N
iNeunAnus W. ~. q 49, cLhkkI, 4,
OAesS9s y!feSf0s
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ANoV1AHV. ~ w .1UADOas
GAH4k 4SsSN
|
I'm MANN -. ~ e1xV11sC0nN
as8s WA0U1606UN IL gw
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GEO. g. DIXON

a o. rsnossA 70 Samples bsilain9, Ssson
strsst, Astwssa Main and Johnpn, keokuk, Iowa
Dec 13-dSm
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ATH EV Rum .

Tuos DUFF ana ger
F1NilE public are respectfully informed that the
Theatre will Fe-open, for the Spring Scason, on
Monday, March ID. 81, with = full and c0hsicnt
COMPANY. During the season constant sasces salon
Of the Fist Stars in the country will appear,
iausS d
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TNHE andersignsd win ~ here for Ten Days, aod
i parties wishing 10 purchase City Lots, o. thoss
having possession " my Lands in tie county, viii
Ind ne 1t the BANKING House Il Geo. Z. Aadsssoa.
Title will be perfect 10 purchasers.
Terms easy ona-hfth cash, balance In equal pay
menfs. Y, =, aud years.
jan3o- ii0t JAMES n. BRUCE
Two TIE SrocK ioLDERS OF THE KEOk UK,
Fort Dss Moncs, and Minncsots Railroad Co.
Notice is hereby given that Tho tenth call Of 10
per cent, will he due aad payable the 35th Ut
February II, a, the Company's ONCE, in Keokuk,
10 William Leighton, Treasurer.
WM. LEIGH Ton. HGdHT. REID,
Secretary. President.
keokuk Jan 90 is57.dAw
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- MAamsSss cnxv~rsn Rr~aAc. ~ Rsusv
PLAsr-A certain care for Dianh~a, Dy,snssry,
ssunsf CsoPaaiat. asdAA sgseeieas a. tAs bowsls
sassndea sitA rslazsaioa. Al safs, pa,ataAle aad
reliable rsasdy Il y sasqaAllsi. Fur skildrsn
tssthinE attended With irritaaisa u ths levss IL
10 the moss ssotAiag rsnsay II 49, Prepared ~
sold by Lac. AAGUIn1,
Chsnis1s aaA Dsseebts,
9. W.sor. Olive "a sls., 81. Louis.
tos sale In Ksoksk BY y. n. OUeansr, Bro.
And Dragsists gsaAralAy. faue9o1Awan
1O0 SAILS.
1.-TWO saildiag lots - AaiA -, hetwsea eth and
1 Ssh. Inqalre u 4. a. DUKE.
jans4-Aln So HAin-st.
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- - uGO0WHDW,
a TrOkNEY 40 Counsellor 1t Law. 00ee n
~ TAird-st, OVER 1Iskln 4 Lssas' Bank.
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ssvscs II sAssax's ssu Sullnspe. 3sA sSeay
0ssuad Elsset, Ksokuk, lows
gNHl6 Ksas Cs1paay takes kishs = ~ safer
! slaaaes q properly, ON The MUTUAL PLAN.
AND on TNk CA6H PLAN FOR 4 CAGn PIE
NUN, 81 rates - rsssonsble these d cay rslia
be ss0pany.
C. u. Perry, b. r. Ford, Jsass y. csx,
Uss. n 69ytA, Wa. y. Tanss, II. D. WssAvasd,
4. Hsidensn. =. II. Hassissa, Is. \. veahiss,
yoha heCune. wv. Ronkm.
G. n. P1ARY, Prs, \. n. HA111eoN .1ssss's
J. ". RANKIN, viss PBss. VI. IU1Nk1. See
lonloh4 ~. s
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III NJ NJ 4 Ml1.a.B

MVMM MUGLEW,
+ CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale aad Retail CAudy
~ MAnufaetvvy, Thiri-st.. bstwc<n Main and
johnson, NEXT door TO Kelly Lynch.
Special attention will be given - bakisg for par.
ties, snd done upon the shortest notice.
Keok h. Ian lS-dIv
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TO THE PUDLlCl

WE hare this day sold our entire stoek Of Gro
w ser4s, Provisons, b., - Aessrs. Ayrea Rey.
rn.A. ~ko viii co~tinse In the eems hasinans. =
tAs old staud, No. s. Main -sse
Tsking this Opportunity Il expsessing oar tAAAk-
fnneas % our frlsnds snd eastOnss for tA1iH vesy
liberal patronage hstousd upos ~. W solleit
tinusnes Of che sAns for oar sneceeDoss.
Jan. 1. y7-fj6-dl HANILL RAL0EON. I
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eNaSGmTS1 0IHo - veeA ~ C.y~os,Sss, -.
~ 49, - NJ ~ - ~ sss.st4v - neai-~
Aehss-s. r. eSSiale. - sSIsN IT, ssesShsiaerv -
~s....n. n.Sl. A-.r. 49, ns.ssecsr -. -
osst wsaiaky 81 isassatIai sitisens % Esw York
This y . Slssk Company, sstusstae % The -
sursd Ga peg ssus. q IA ~ pssotsssi- snssaliy.
a peYiy - ysaso a sas naS sssass 70 M family,
lsss fss9 ~ slains q ks sseAiloss fer ahssA -
esoss ~ we'd, . pelisy 81 o9,eoo.
\ 10 vosld not spsre this 60 Or ~ esotfaso-
- q su1es4iun u stsk - - ID ease - essi-
dsat that " all else lall, hs - aons esAo1o
nsssisisn - his ianiiyf II voeld liGAsso Ma
pain "a u more for his vessvssy d. 01hieinp.s
n. D. u010AN, Pses't.
c. Y. WasSIa, eee'y.
Prospeesus. With al nssrssssy inl1suAties, fss.
-. 49,
S..x.S -.
.S~.y --.-.
kkOkUA AA0auG 11UO1AWcA Co.
O0DasoSs 0So0s00o
sphlscsoP0yhlsssass9 = - oasiselssss
aoee ooeensss Cosge s0ae seese essseeseesy
soeaa - - ssssscasA fssasassss sxssn1sdss re-
eiefssses09s. -
kssssspssDpsly adjsstse. as
Dsnscseas:
Al risgoen, G.k kilsos,ss'
i. u. WaBYtson, Oeo. b. SOytA.
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TaE CAnsIS REvsSos.-A very few years
ago il CHANGED that very valuable camel,
working IN oil mill in Africa, was severely
beaten BY its driver. who, pereeiyine that
the camel had treasured up he iaiury, and
wAs only waiting fasorahls oppefsunity for
revenge, kept > strict watch upon the animal.
Time pAessd sway; the canel perceivine
that he was watshsd, ~ qsist asd ebsdisnt,
and the driver began to think tAss ths beas-
ing was forgo1Asn, when one night after The
lapse Of several mOnths, The nan Who silent
on raissd platform IN tAs nil, whilst, - l.
customary, the camel vas stalled 10 : eorper
happening 10 remain aWake, Observed By the
bright moonlight, that When al was quiet
the animal looked oautiously sroand, rose
softly, and stealing to~afdS 9 sp>s who're I
bundle Of clothes and herneus. thrown
esrslsssly On the groana, reseuhled slssp-
isg 6gare, cast itself vtolsstly upon then,
rolling with all its weight, and TEARING them
viciously with his teeth. Satia6ed thai it.
revenge uAs complete, the camsl was rslnru-
ing to it, oorse, whsn the driver 81 up and
| spoket q the sound Of his voiee, asd psr-
ceiving the mistake u had made. tie animal
was 30 mortified 1t the failure ana discovery
Of ito scheme that i dashsd its nod against
the vail, aad died on tAs spot.
GIN. nnnboldt, IN ~ 0Psesoaal Nasra-
tive" statss shat elm he thistsessh century,
the habit Of eating hunan asah pwvadsd I'll
glasses Of society. Extraordinary snarss
were spread for physicians 10 pertSeular.
They wsrs called % attsnd psrsons who
feigncd 70 b sick, bat who wers only hun
cry, and il was not 10 order to be consulted,
bus dsvouesd.s
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of ADVANCES sasEss froa the British
Publishers gives additional vAlss 70 these Reprints,
inasmuch ~ they now be PLACED In the hands Of
subscribers aboua a. abe original editions.
TERMS. Regular Prices.) Per ann.
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~ Lvta g. IL ~ Nhalpse uAAer Re style u
~ MI matnil sd8. All dsh&s d.
/ ~ ccl h1nn 01ll - sstloo1 ~ y. A. whit
$500 - nh Iaaiaee ~ hsstHsss o. IL Old
staaA Z. Irwin, !.
ja1-dla o. ~ WhITMOKE.
Ssla Ont aoA Doughs Ous.
VINHE subscriber having sold ont bic iatsrsss In
| the 6rm Of I. Levin Co.. an 4 bought ths en-
tifs stock OF John Blum. Of ID aad Main
ssrssts, vhl eGrr greet inducements TO persons De-
e6ose d DuehAsisg euDds cheaper than asy stoss
| 10 the city 1. LEVIN.
Ksokuk, Jan. 80, 'S7-Aim
1RAN0GEO - OTOOR.N
i WOULD inform the public thAt / have sold out
| i all my interest II The Dry 0eod1 tsaAs v Mr.. /.
| Levin. Thanking them Tor he liberal patsoaAes
extended % me for the psried have traassstsa
business here, ] would respsetfully rsconnsnd
them TO my suecessos. JOHN BLUA.
| Reokuk. Jaa 10. ,b7 dim
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-30

UIOSIN0 OUY WlNIk6 UMx 0OVU6g
THO maks rom lss osr speiae parsAasss, ~ viii
i sell or present sessk q and and9 1rss sse1-
The stock IL large and we'll selected, - ssaass q
cloths, cashmere eassiaets, jeans, blanksta, nes
mo-. 1anasls, delains, oaicos Aoes, oollass snbsU
dsries, tYiDmi.gs eofOrts, hoods, cSavats. Stoke,
gloves, drsss sAists, under shfts anl drawers, wool
= and cotton ya5n. and in fact svsrytAing kspt n
general Dry Goods Store.
tanI1d B. II. ABBOTT co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-30

course, many of whom have found them
selves lilly prepared for such weather, CON-
plain good deal Of the climate. They say,
however, very justly, that'it has been pretty
much the Same thing throughout the entire
northern portion Of the Union, from whence
most Of them come. Besides, very cold
winters occur here only At long intervals
two in succession have never been known
before since the fret settlement in Iowa
and ! predict that when spring comes again,
with its bright sun and gay flowers, very
few will be found willing to abandon the
rich and magnificent prairies Of our noble
young State, with it many beautiful streams
and lakes, and incalculsble advantages, in
many other respects, for the sterile fields and
foos. ..s; Nils NJ. :; ne s..:. -sss &c en-
igrate to the West, are Of class, sansrally
who come with fixed purpose 70 stake no
step backward, "-aad time will prove that
resolution to have bssn . wise ono.
Before closing this letter, however, LEI mo
inform you, briefly, Of very sad aasir that
occurred near hsre couple Of days ego, ~
the circumstances arc related 70 me-. r. w.
Albec, formerly Of Mascatine, but Tor some
two or three years past resident Of Fort
Dodge, had two younger BROKERS living :
short distance above here, both married men.
On the day Of the accident he younger OF
these brothers, Zat.a, went over 70 the house
OF the elder, Herman, for sene parposc.--
The latter had gun hanging mp, which had
not been used FOR sometime, and was loaded.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

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