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P Hill A DEL HIA.

To sail on WEDNESDAY. the 2gih
k5& FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
kFHSN Line PacketsThe Al fast sailing packet brig May
q ueen, jackson, master, having of her cargo
board wall sail above. For balance freight apply
GEO, W. HYNSON 4 co. 50 Camp st.
For passage, having fne accommodations apply cap
tain on board Post 20 Second District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-30
RAILROAD TRAVELING.

~s- MEXICAN G GUL r
HH - viii continue to leave the city
daily NJ 81 P. NJ for the Gulf, and every
morning and evening.
Omnihnsses leave Canal street every Is minutes. iy29
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
GA western pettifogger, while conduc

GA western pettifogger, while conduct
ingn suit before a justice Of the peace, seeing
that his case was going against him, broke
forth in the following indignant strain
$50 on with your abuse, yer internal
bull-heads. Is'pose likely you think you
are going to get the case. Well, mebby yer
will get it; my client can't get no justice
done him afore this court. But, sir, we're
enough for ye, the hull Of ye. Me and my
client can't never be intimidnted nor tyran.
nizcd over! mark that! And, sir, just &C
sure as this court decides against US, vel
file writ Of progander, sir, and we"
Here he was interrupted by the opposite
counsel, who wanted to know what he meant
by a writ Of progAnder.
"Mean? why, cir, writ Of progander i,
a-a-it's avail, don't just remember tht
exact word, but it's what'll knock thunder
out Of your blasted one-horse courts"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
Massacre OF missionaries.

letter from Rev. A. Medland, of Meerut,
dated May L., says s.Tha missionaries and
native christians at Delhi, are, believe,
killed. -
A letter in the London Times from c. I.
Smith, chaplain of Meerut, India, says -
'The Rev. Mr.. jennings, chaplain ot Delhi,
and his grown up daughter, Gan amiable and
much respected young lady were murdered
in the palace, where they were living with
Capt Douglas, (also killed. commandan,
Of the guards. The Delhi Bank was plum
4 derej and burnt, as were all the environments
together with the premises Of the Delhi Ca
zette, the Treasury sacked, and the church
burnt. But very few, fear, have escaped
/ by the kurnaul road and in this direction
although il is rumored that several carriag q,
were seen proceeding TO knrnanl. The reb
els are still at the palace Of Delhi, and ar,
reported to be lighting among themselves
Numbers have lost all they possessed, OK.
cept the clothes on their backs. Not a sin
gle European or native christian is left aliy
I W. lAf - -. - ~ss-tA .S-t 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
erThe following special dispatch TO 70,

eTThc following special dispatch to For
ney's new paper, dated Washington City,
August 10, will be duly appreciated by the
citizens Of Lawrence. "Energy and sagac-
ity," will, We think, be rejected. That the
governor writes in "hish spirits" Eye bever-
age) will be credited
The departure Of the military force from
Lawrence, Kansas, has left q peaceful COM
munity behind it. Governor Walker, to
whom great credit is due for his energy and
sagacity in this, as in all the other troubles
in Kansas, writes in high spirits to tho ad-
ministrRtion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
PIANO FOkTEs .

THO those desiring to purchase first class Pianos,
i We would say Int We have just received from
the popular mandatory Of Boardman, Gray 4
Co.. three elegant Pianos with corrugated soundi nj
board, suspended plate, and with or without he
"Doiee Csmpana Attachment. most crafty
ing proof of the superiority Of Boardman, drny +
Co. = ano Fortes Is found in the fact that both
their elegant squares and magnificent grands, hs,s
been sought for and publicly used not only by the
first American pisnists, but also nearly all The
great artists who have visited this country. Thai
berg. Gottschalk, Mason, strAkoseh, Jenny Lind
Catherine Hayes, and many Others, have borne
public testimony to their great aud Acknowled Cd
merit in the most fattering terms.
PATRICK GROUSE,
rs Main street keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

MopKL ErirApH.--The following epitapl
on liar is caution to all who draw to-
long bow. Hoping that 1t may "wake +
scstacyo Of remorse more than ono "livin
liar" We copy il:
GOOD stranger, pause---l hear thy step,
And feel thy burning tear
Fol one who lied through All his life,
Aud now Is lying here"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
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FR ON X ANSASl

We have dates from Kansas up to Tues
,7hy morning. The deputy marshal OF Doug
lass county was on his way to Lawrence,
with upwards Of fifty warrants in his pocket,
for the arrest OF the most prominent OF the
free State men there. No resistance was
contemplated. Ii il evident, however, that
a new era ia about to be inaugnrated. Pos-
sibly II will be distinguished as enc rre-em-
inently disastrous to the territory and the
union. The policy that this movement in
d;cates forebodcs no good, either to the set
tiers or the country. IL is the desperate
struggle of a corrupt politician to extricate
himself from self begotten dificulsy.-lSt.
Louis Dem.
cTFrom the letters Of our Kansas cor
respondent, we learn that Judge Cato has.
in response to cunningly-worded letter
sent him BY some members Of the bogus Leg
islature, given an extra judicial opinion that
the payment Of territorial tax is an inais-
pensable pre requisite to the right to vote at
the next general election The fraud con-
coc,ed by the bogus Legislature is thus like
IL to be consummated in pro-slavery con-
stitution. General Atchison has written a
letter to the Charleston Mercury, in which
he saws he has no reason to despair OF ma
has orders from Washington to collect the
taxes, though it may be necessary to employ
all the troops within reach. Thus new
crisis in the history Of Inflated Kansas ap-
proaches, of which the end is not YETI N.
Y. Tribune.
Col. Orr. of S. C. who is talked OF for the
next Speaker of the House of Representa-
lives. and will doubtless be elected TO tina,
position, has been spending some time il
Kansas. Since his return home he has pub,
lished in the Charleston press his opinion
that Kansas contains 5000 Free State vo-
tiers, and 5000 Pro- Slavery voters. i
would be fair to presume that he has not es
tmated to his own disadvantage. And ye
all this trickery and fraud are employed tt
force slavery upon people whom their owl
champions represent as opposed to that IN
stitution by FIVE to one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
CT WoRp. CouRAcK is dog che.p. So

c. WoRD-C ouRAcE 10 dog cheap. Some
persons are always Boosting what brave
things they would do in certain contingent
cies which they know will never happen. A
soldier came to Gonzalo Fernandes, and told
him that certain fortress could he won with
the loss Of few men. He was "struck all
up in heap" when Gonzalo surprised him
with the query, "But will you be one Of
them ?" This WAS home question, and
our hero began to entertain grave doubts
whether the fortress could be taken ut all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
az The Washington Star says: est.

G. Tho Washington Star says: est.
Louis, No.; Wilmington, Del; Baltimore.
Nd; Washington, u. g., all cities in slave
holding States, will not be represented in
the Presbyterian Convention called by the
Seceders from the General assembly to meet
at Richmond. The Presbyteries Of Clinton,
Miss; Union Holster, Kingston, Tenn; the
District OF Columbia; Wilmington, Del.
st. Louis, Mo-; are either for independently
or for going to the Old School, or for nom
action, but almost wholly against the pro.
ject Of new sectional Assembly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

ROBBERY n MoLlss.-~We have Just been
Informed By Mr.. Mills, that the store Of MIR.
M-..:s, IL Mclirr, wss ca.crc. his .aoIi..lk
about 2 O'Clock, the safe blown open with
gunpowder, and pocket book containing
valuable notes and money to the amount Of
one hundred and fifty 10 two hundred dol.
lars taken tberefrom. Two explosions had
10 be made before the safe could be entered
The locks Of the inner and outer door were
filed with powder and touched Of wehop.
that the villains will be apprehended aud ~
example made Of them il found guilty
We like to see fellows Of this characte
have I'll the Law allows them. Rock lslant
Adv.
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HONE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
STATE or IOWA
AUDITUK'B OFFICE,
IOWA Cry July lst, l6bl

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Iowa Try,
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[nAL1 In once this M
STA TEMENT Of the Condition INSURANCE COMPANY
City o. onhe H rth the
L0v 81 snfted sAn Act in relation to kasHrance
COmpanissV 2sh Idruay 1857.
0 cCompany uabove
SAND DoLLDARe which
cnhaf iowmg items ,vis
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Joms Mearr, = MARTIN, President.
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eTA gentleman advertising for wife,
says:
sit would be we'll if the lady were posssss-
ed of a competency sufficient to secure her
against excessive grief, In case OF accident
occurring to her companion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

SAD CAsuALIy.- On the It'll inst. the house
Of Isaac Cline, near Cincinnati in this coun-
y, Was destroyed by fire while the inhabi.
sanis were absent II was cabin but very
we'll furnished, and az it and its contents
were all the property which Mr.. Cline owned
save forty acres OF land, the loss to him was
great. Mr.. Cline is an old man and able to
do but little work has no one in his family
TO help him but his aged companion; conse-
gaently they are IN destitute circumstances ;
but IN a land OF plenty, like ours, the people
will let none ffer.-lCentreyille Chieftain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

GT-Dr. ]. Foster Of Minnesota, informs
the Chicago Ledger that for one hundred
miles above Minneapolis and 81. An,hoDy's
Falls, there are not one hundred acres o:
crops spared By those rapacions insects, the
grssshoppsgs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

How TO GET a HAr.-s'Say, Pomp, you
niger, where you get dat new hat?"
"Why, at dc shop, to be sure"
"What is de price OBJ SIGH an article az
dat2"
81 don't know, nigger-I don't know. De
shop keeper wasn't dar."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

A TnEoRY or THE BURDELL MuRDEK.-The
New York correspondent Of the Boston Jour-
nal offers . new theory Of the Burdell muir
der, and backs it by the following state
ment:
"Not to be held to too rigid An accoant
for tho full correctness Of oil hsye to st1te
not willing to be held to strict accuracy
have good authority for saying that proba-
bly, the yelled mystery Of Harvey Bufdelps
murder will be lifted, and the mystery be
dissipated soon; that the darkness Of that
night Of crime will soon blaae with the
brightness Of MONDAY; that public morality
and public justice will be vindicated BY the
dark and terrible revelations OF that hour Of
blood and the authorities, am informed,
have come into possession OF most startling
Developments, which will show that secrecy
in such great crimes is made impossible BY
the laws Of God"
The writer says that it viii be proved that
the murder was committed early in the even
ing by men who had secreted themselves in
the house, and that one Of them took the hat
and cloak Of the victim and passed into the
house, in a manner to attract attention, ai
the time he Was identified az going in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
st. Anthony Lumber Yard

Nv. z1WSkS0Uy &0Ox 0K0
rlNHE undersigssd having made arrangements
ply Of the various qualities and descriptions Of
Lumber used In thi; market, would respectfully
cali tho attention Of Carpenters and Builders to
the stock Of Lumber now being received u tbs
4 HArbine. in this city. Tasy would cali partic-
ular attvntion to their
DIMENSION STUFF,
Of various sisss and lengths; also boards Of yari-
Gus lcagths, from 10 feet TO rs feet long.
They batter themselves that they will b. able "a
furnish FLOORING, SIDING, PLANK, JOI6T
| sCANTLIN0, LATH, &c.. OF = good quality and
Ut fair prices for prompt psy y con - had else
| where in this city.
| augi7d JOHN ALLISON . o..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

A DISPUTED QuEsrIos.--An old topper, AZ
ter indulging quito freely in his accustomed
beverage, amused himself in testing met
tlesome horse. The animal not fAncying
his familiarity, suddenly reared, and the dis
ciple Of Bacchus found himself sprawling in
an adjacent maipuddle. Gathering himself
up as composedly ms his situation would al
low, he shouted 10 his son who was standing
near by: "John, did you see me kick that
'ere boss p" ssWby, no, dad; the boss kicked
you'' "Reckon not John. One or tother
on us got badly histed. faint me, John,
for I'm here :"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

GT- lie who makes an excursion into ma
ture and returns without single thought, il
better than he went; just as the diver for
gems in lndian seas, If he comes up not pearl
laden, 1t least energies purified.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

PLUMAER x CO.,
Ne. us Main.ss., bes. Ash 4 Ssh,
waoLksALn AND RETAIL pEALsns ~
BUILD ERS' HARDY ARE,
LAVE now in store . full stoek II BuiIdisg
i Materials, such a. Kim and MoYtisc Locks,
Latches aud Knobs, Butts, Screws and Bvits. ssph
Pulleys and Cords, Sash FAstcnings, Bells, Car
riAges, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hinges, &c., &c.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLUMMEn q CO.,
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepsrc cd TO fsruish French and American
~ Glass Of any sise desired. Aise, British
Crown Glass sash Of all common sixcs; Linseed
Oil, Varpishes, Spirits TurpeDiine, AIeosoI;
Paris Chrome Green, dry and in oil; and all the
cheaper qualities Of Grern ali sorts VI Draining
Colors (; Gold Leaf Silver and Copper Bronze /.
Paint and varnish Brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We ere also Agents for the State Of Iowa fer
"yeetsr's Patent Friction Window Supporter -
which ere now coming Into very general use. and
are an sxceient substitute for weights . puileyx,
and crest saving Of expense.
EDAgents wanted TO sell them through the
State.
We are also agents for Keokak for 'swhite =
Pendulum Cuftain Hixturss," the simplest and
best Curtain Fixture ever invented.
PLUMAEk 4 CO.,
fv3o1tv Conn Building, lis Main.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
PENNsrLvANIA CENTRAL HAIL

TN 4 ss 4 \ zYs7 koA
=, M, e .a,s.as Nh ,In:.
T.,s LIS > =; Il .rs,s NAH s:4o p. M
The E,pssss MAh As.s Dsliy, the other two Sun
dsys sxseptcd. Making Direct Con-
nections with ali trains from
St. Louis, Mo-; Dubuque. keokUk and Iowa City,
Iowa; Cairo, Rock island and Chicago, Ills;
Lexington and Louisville. ky.i Terre
Ind ;; CiscinsaSi, Uolpmbas, Day
ton. Tsledo, clsvsl md. Zanes-
Vile, Crestline, Massilon
end Wooster, Ohio.
ALSO, Kansas, Nebrasks, Minnesota, and
Ata Pssnss IN the West.
PARE As Low As " Asr oraEs aorrr; ~
Passengers from the West can rely upon this
as being the shortest aud mostex-
poditi0ua Toute to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK,
AND ALL East EAsTE knos CITIES:
Passenger Lines Of Penn. h. r., Philadelphia.
August ~, Isl
Great Had uce mc ntsl Arc-
SIC 1iutme at.
A NY person purch Asng Que large bottle or four
IA small bottles vi this celebrated Linimsnt,
will receive "a scrip sntisling them to thu sUnitcd
States ourn.r' for one year. This 10 oae OF the
best chances ever offered for subscribing for the
best ournal Ut Literature in the United States.
CallAt KING TAYLOR's.
augiS NJ. 4 Nain-st.
G0Oawin,s Ex. Lena en-.
k>oh havoring pastry, lelties, sauccs Ice cream,
cite, just resolved and for sale In any quantity
augls KtNa ATAYLOk, Main-st.
vaiuabIs Pmblica lose.
nt BOWS Review and Industrial Resources Of
II tbs South and West.
Hunts Merchants Magazine.
North Western Review, ( Keokuk).
Thompsan's Dank Note Commercia Reporter.
Lords Cincinnati Detsctor.
Paddock's Bank Mirror, Cincinnati.
Chicago Bank Note List.
Presbury' e Detcctor, st. Louis.
Cfarkn do do
Gold and silver Coin Charts. Plate Books, &c.
Prices Current Of the latest dates consi antly on
hand, together with all the leading commercial
and scientific journals newppspers xe., for sale
u. q. CLARkE'S
auglsd Literary Depot.
| A Capital Gnvesl0sC nt s.-.No Cash
PaymsnS Reauir.a!
'INllE subscribers oher for sale, for = (sr day
L snig, q STEAM SASH and BLIND FACTORY
in complete running order, in the centre of bust
ness, and having liberal patronage.
Ftr.are daps win be offered, all on time, greater
part in / 2. sand syears, ~ 7 per cent. interest
per ahaa'n 70 "'n Tyfc sEi! ns. slM MIX
Tfiri ST., between Main and johnson.
Percmptory Sale of Dry GoOds.
'NIlE entire stock Of the Second Street Cheal
Dry Goods Store will be elosed out consid ersbl,
less than fret cost TO close the store Sale to
| tinue two weeks.
| Rugl5
New Tail oFtng 1lousc.
! TIVE subscriber would take this method OF in
1 forming the gentle men Of Keokuk and vieint,
/ that he has takens
| Store on 4fh st., bet. Main aud Blondsos
for the purpose Of carrying the above business
1 Having been ed fnr Yea Nth mn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20
MUTE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
New Lumber Yard,

CON. SIXTH = THMEAsSTS.,
WILL keep constantly On hand all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the market u ksoksk
and surrounding eonntry, sach -
FLOORING, Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, inch, do 10
BARN LUMBER, , large quantity.
RkNCIN0, do do
CLEARLUMBER, thick, thin, vide and nssrow.
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
5HEkTING, L., nc.
SHINGLES, No. 4 and common.
LATH, Do do
ALLkdHANY LUMBER, dry, large quantity
POPLAR PINE JOISTS, 81 every descri ption.
DO do SCANTLING, do do
PINE TIMBER, from 10 IA inches square .
largo quantity.
All u which we will sell on the most reasonAbls
terms for cash CREEL = SHEPPARD.
Ynnh-k Juiv N skr-dA = Am
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AFALsE RuxoR.--The keokuk Times, a
paper noted for cxaggerating every little
thing that occurs, has put in circulation a
statement that two men had been hung by a
mob near this place. 1t is without founda-
ton. Several horses have left very mystic
rionsly, and there is one man in Jail now
awaiting his trial on charge Of horse steal.
ing but there has not been the least demon
stratsoD towards mobocracy. Take it back
Mr.. Times, and inform us If Keokuk is still
governed by vigilance committee.-tk eo-
sau1ua Repub., 18th.
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New Han a . - OK 81 Architecture.
LNEkGuS SON : new Hand Book of Architecture,
l. being concise and popular account Of the dif-
icrent styles preva ling in ali ages and countries Of
the wor d, with description Of the most remArka-
bic buildings. illustrated. For sale at
CLARkE's Literary Depot,
au.2D johnson ct.
s.Tbe CID Domint0n.S
VIRGINIA Iliu strnted, containing a visit 10
the Virginia Canaan, and the Adventures Of
Porte Crayon and hts cousins. Illustrated by Porte
Crayon. For sale at CLAkkE'S
aug20 Literary Depot.
New Work on NORM nism.
Il NfoRM0SISM, its Leaders and Designs, by Jno
1Nl IA yde, jr,, formerly Mormon Elder. For
sa1e q, CLARkE'S
auga0 Literary Depot.
Fowler wells
II AND BOOKS for Home Improvement, GLOW
i i to do business. Chow To Rehave," Chow to
Talk allow to Write" for sale At
CLaRKE'S Literary Depot,
Aug20 Near Postonice.
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Notice 90 BaiiAers'

rIyuE Trustees and Faculty Of the Medical. De-
i partment Of the lows State Uniyersity will
receive sealed proposals. until 3ociock p m. OF
College building, plans and specifications Of which
may bc seen at the ONCE Of Mr.. Wilson, architect
Bids embracing the entire work, or separate bids
upon the different kinds Of work, will he received
by order, J. &C. HuGHES, u. D.,
augI9-dtd Dean.
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Notice to Railroad Companies
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,

BUTLER MAhEho, CONlnhCAOho3 0C.
Tho undersigned are prepared 70 furnish
Head Lights.
Locomotive Tyres,
Car Axlcs and Springs,
Railroad Track Sea les,
Engine and Station Bells Gongs,
Steam duAges, Whistles and Balances,
Car and Switch Locks,
Hand, signal and Conductor Lamps,
Engineers Transits, &C., &c /;
aud other articles used in the constructing and
operating Of Railroads. Also,
Boiler, Tank and Sheet Iron,
Boiler Flues and Tubes,
Riyets Of all sizes,
AT TEE Low EST NEW YORK PRICES.
Our connection, as Agents Of New York house
engaged entirely in the business Of supply ing
Railroads, &C., affords us unsurpassed facilities in
furnishing the above articles with dispatch, and at
favorable prices. We will contract goods TO be-
delivered in keokuk.
TILLINGHAST, LANE 4 BUEL,
l3S Main Street,
auglqd Sign Of the BrOadaxe.
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RAIN.-Aterrifc storm Of thunder, light
ming and rain visited US on Saturday night.
The rain poured down in torrents, and the
hitherto parched earth drank in refreshing
draugh.s that will prove invaluable to the
crops. A valuable horse belonging TO d. z.
Prick was killed in his Geld south Of town.
The Western Stage Co.'s stable was also
struck and slightly injured. We have not
heard Of any other damage in thisayicinity.
mi Pleasant Unme Jnnrnal
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HcYe,a q CAA ace.

I WILL sell out my stock Of 6roceries, and also
i transfer the lease VI the store occupy, sit
uated on the south side Of Johnson-st, between 4th
and 5th. For particulars inquire Of
auglpd3ts EDWARD HUMMER
Mare CAamcc foa these WlsAl0G 60
PaRchasc Planes.
AIR PHELPS hiss returned 70 kcokuk, and hav-
Nl ing three very 6ns Pianos, consulting Of one
parIor Grand, : very powerful and hns toned in
strument one Louis XIV, pearl key and pearl i'm
laid ali round, and one octave pearl iniaid, any
Of which hc will sell 1t less than the Wholesale
cost ~ be IL Obliged 10 leave in : few days.
They are open for inspection at the Auction
House Of Kendall, Howe 4 Co., Second 81, keo-
kuk, lows.
Nsc- + hese instruments will b. warranted.
nnpiQl2t
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kEOKUK FEMALE COl.LEGDE
EIyHE FALL TEN for 1857 will commence in
/ the Methodist Church. in Chatham Square,
on Thurday, Sept LIST, under the supervision Of
i special committee Ut the Board Of Directors.
The 80 eminent and instruction Vt the institu-
ton win be conducted by Miss Mary b. Dickinson,
Principal, = gra1uitc Of Mi. Holyoke Female
Seminary, assisted by approved and experienced
teachers In instrumental and vocal music, in Lat
in, French, herman, Drawing, Painting, DC.
Tuit%n Fees for term OF ten weeks:
Primary Department, 80 %
Advanced Department, 90
Cara Of rooms, fuel, &C., 90
nugi9ltd n. r. LOWE, Frest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

Notice.
T. +. SMITH respectfully informs his friends
IL. and customers that he has gone ksss 70 pur
chase his FAN Goods, and win Tctssn abost the
frstof September. fauR+dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-20

nF Keokuk City Bills 1t = premium Off y cent
~ In Exchange for Groceries and Fruit Of all
kinds, NJ the corner Of MAin-st. and Levee.
aul3d KING TAYLOR.