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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
100 Acres Of Timber Land
gDR

rsTfyArEDtwo and Z helf miles northeast % lancaster
- vii lie said reasonable. Time given on bait the pnT-
sT,ass money. said land il in a good sen .nent, spd is
n aall a~fssesf. !, erf Il settler would be preferred. Eu-
8. - ~ ! sicuIass Of the subscriber.
I-sneastsT, May 9Th, 81. 4s-tf JcaS 5. NAlBEs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
RECEIVED At THE
20 RincAsniiti;s.

TUSF RECEIVED. q very large stock Of IRON and
20 sIEzsL, of the best quality, and tf al sizes. Al
50 4 complete stock of Tools, consisting Of laoasel,ole
anyils, ices, bellows, tuyere irons, stocks and dies, screw
plates sledges, hand hammers, tire benieIs, horse rasps.
and files. Also a full assortment of seat and buggy
springs, iron axles, wagon boxes, thimblc skeins, horse
nails realv-nfafr, horse shoes, &c, Sc, all Of VIII al
will sellstt 2 very low advspce for cash, rs my n.ntlo j.
''sroall profits sal quick sales" t.F WilST.
Julg1T, 1891.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
COLTS EN- UP.

YE7AkEN Up by the subscriber, residing in tie rown
of Liberty, on lands owned BIZ him, about The 2+lh
Of October last, one light cream coiored three-year old
Mare, star in forehead; also, one yearIing sorrel lIors,
Colt, three white feet and white face. The owner is re
quested to come, prove property. &c,
JAMES KAIGHTiINGER.
Liberty, Nov, I'd, 1857. 2o-4ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
STRAY COW.

T7AKEN UP by the subscriber, residing in Little Gfant
1 on lands owned b. him, about the last day of 0cto-
ber last, one large brindle COW, right ear cropped
one horn n ittie loppcd-aGed between s ard
10 years. Tic owner is requested to coris, prove prop
city, pay charges and take her away.
AN. BRACKIEfT.
Little Grant Nov. 5tf, 1877. Plat"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

n WILL SILL for y cash, balance on time, the fol-
L lowing Lands in Grant County, Wis, to wit:
Sc or Of sw or Of Sec. IL Town S n. Range | vest
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
School Lands for Sale,

Nv GRIVT COUNT.
r Will. SELL on Favorable Terms, the following
school Jnntjs. located IN Grant County. A portion OF
the purchase money required in advance balance on
one and two years time. d. I. PARKER,
~ Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
LAND FOR SALE!


NY quantity of Wild Lands and Improved Farms fol
"a sale: living in Grant and Crawford Counties, by Ben
Shearer. Real Estate Agent, Boscobel, Grant Co Wis
Office ut the Marion House. if-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

Titles iadislutahte. Call on SUBSCRIBER in Platteeille,
Wisconsin, OF fof any tract after and Including M u
OF sec. s, Town s, Il. / w, call on Hon. J. Alien Barber
et Lancaster. STEPHEN q. PAINE.
Nov. Iati. 1856. 3n2I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

ggBLANks of every description, for
lie at the Herald 0f;ce.
g Also, best Writing aud Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Drafting, Copying aud Tissue Paper
Wisconsin Maps, &c.
g- MERCHANTS and MECHANICS LED
GERS ana Dav Books-also, Pocket and Memoraaler1
Books nr sale at the Herald CEect
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

Heavy SNOW STORM UP NoRrH.-A
Gentleman from St. Paul informs thcPrai
}ie du CHEN Courier that there was, iii
.se first part of last week, eighteen inches
ot snow on the ground at St. Paul. |;
vas also showing at Prairie du Chlen day
before Yesterday. The McGregor Times
SAYS:
The snow at Hasiipg on the morning OF
sunday, was eight inches deep. This
seems too terrible for belief. A great por-
ten Of Minnesota Is in a state of destiiu
tioa-no money is in the couit ry-large
bodies Of emigrants are huddied together
inplaces entirely new and remote from sup
pies, and now the rigors of a northern
v.nter are upon them nearly a month be-
toro they were anticipating it. We dread
the recital through The press of The nor
fcrs in store for those who are withou pro-
T'scns or money and shut out from the
wor5d, by a half year of ice aud o
&gThe deluge that has inundated
Western New York, extended over West
SIN Pennsy lyania aud a portion of Ohio.
It sas an uuprecedente storm. The Ohio
HYer rose twenty-five feet.
@ There is a movement making BY the
American Industrial Association in New
York TO send the industrious AMI worthy
poe to the West.
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TO the Public
stoYea, stoxca. stoyes

T USF received. a handsome assortment Of new Elevat
% Gyou Stores, which / can offer Al unusual 10y
for cash. 8. \. WfEST.
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$500 Reward for Information of , stray Coit-.

lGTRAYED from The subscriber residing fvc miles souti,
X west of Lancaster in the Hurricane Grove. sometime
IN Nav last, two Coils, described as follows: ore, twu
years old past black mare colt, legs white near half way
10 knees, blased face; enc, a yealling past dark brown
mare colt, star in forehead. will pay tho above reward
for information by letter addressed to me at Hurricane,
Grant Go, Mis-. GRANT B0NHAM.
Oct. Ilth. 1857. l3iw%
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Vorg OF KANs>s.-the entife 'ote Of
Kansas, at the last c%lectioti, WAS abanFl3,-
900. The Free State VOC was fully two
.. enc. Had il MOI been for the siX-Innith
Qualification, The Vote of the Territory
would have been over 10000, sud the
rec State vote about $4,000.
Secretary Stanton says tha1 The Free
state men numler twenty TO one, and fur
her adds that when he eame to the Terri
tory he was under the impression that
here was a pro-Siavery P*rty in Kansas,
nut he discovers it to be . mere faction
which should not be digmiied by the. name
Of "a patty Leavenworth Times.
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REAL ESTATE.
H MURRAY LANDS
{. E g. g. $

TIVE following describe lands situated in GrentCoan
ty, Wisconsin, are offered for sa c.
1lnnn 4 Norih--Ramge 5 lgosN Z N-Raage / Nes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21
Harrison.

Town 3, Rdage ?, Section rs.
40 acses-lnt Nj, 6-nw or Of NV or
I" lot 40. 1l-sw ar Of sw Or
g lot No. 12-so ar of SIS ar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-21

REFERENCES:
James Prideaux, DR.. Jno. Do lge, sanfl. Tracy, :
Rev. A.. II. Dixon, J. w. Bracket, Hugh Garside (
Waldo Brown, Sa0ll. Scott, J.. 8. Osborn, (
St2I g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-29

TEaarroaiAL EXTENSIONS or Iowa. - The
General Assembly Of this state hes memori.
alissd Congress for IN extension OF terrific
~ on tie north-west boundary. Our present
western boundary from the junction Of the
Big Sioux river with the Missouri, 10 defined
By the course Of the former, up to latitude
- deg. 80 min. The design Of the memo
rialists IL TO take up the northern boundary
line, from this latter point to the Big Sioux
river, and continue it upon that parallel un-
Gil u intsrsscts the Missouri river. The pro-
lection Of this line would strike that river
about 200 miles above the month Of the Big
Sioax, nearly opposite the Mankisitah, or
White Earth River, which runs nearly due
east course, and heads directly on Q line
with the South Pass Of the Rocky Noun
tains, about one degree Of latitude north Of
Fort Lasamis.
This 10 large tract Of territory, portions
Of i exceedingly rich and valuable, and 10
we'll wasersd By the vermillion, or Wsdshe-
sha river, the james river, and It's tributs-
riss, i've considerable streams, dignifed with
the name Of rivers, the Wanauri river, the
Navii, and several smaller streans.-fMa-
qaoketa Exsslsior.
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J. G. PARROT 4 co.
ARE NOW OFFERING
THEIR STOCK
u z d u q r ID Pr ES!
CASH CUSTOMERS!
M The goods will be sold for NET COST ~
To make room for Spring stock.
jan S-dlm

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The Largest and most Complete St0cksvsT
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9YyHE subscriber 10 now in receipt Of his stock 81
j Books, Stationery, DC, &c, which has. been
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Merchant and all others are invited 90 eali and
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No. 90 Main street,
sectsd Next to the ceTAsr VI Hssoae
snali 4avM Ter safe.
A FARM containing 50 acres. % 81 u ssiAg e
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oursof EDWARD MELBOURNE. ksshss, ~ ~
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Ssrias Prairie. IswA. Ase 3e-lAvM
ADiK6T 1EBU Ms Tke Ass4tssssk 49, -. -
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Hook store. They make N elegant 0iit -
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- LIss o. lHpiASA FRKK BANKS taken ~ Cur
Fsney 81 the Banking Houses in this city.
Bank Of the Capitol, Indisnspolis.
Bank Of klkhArt, Eikhast.
Bank of0oshen, 6oshen.
Bauk Of indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Aosat Vernon, Nj. Vernon.
Baak Of Monticello, Monticello.
Bank Of Psoti, PAol.
Bank Of Salem, Salem,
Bank Of Rockville, Rockville.
Bank ofSyraesse, syr,euse.
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Cambridge City Bank. Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
CrssccntCi Bank, Evansville.
Exchange HANK, 0reeneastis.
Probationary Bank, Connervills.
Farmers Bank, wsstAsld.
Hoosier Bank, Logansport
indiana Bank, Madison
Indiana Stock Bank, Laports.
Iudisa Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
kentscky stock " coluubss.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Merchants and Mechanics Raak New ALBANY
NY. We. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Rank, Terre Hsuts.
ParksCo. Bank.
Soathsrn BANK, TsYrsHasts.
Salem Bank bsism.
Tippecanoe Bank, Winnamae.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis.
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
es,vco ~ my OF tee benkefs IN this city.
Erie City Bank, PennsylvaniA.
Warsa Cosnty Bank, Penney lvania.
AAcomh Co. hank, NJ. Clemens, Mich
Arlington Bank, Warrington, b. c.
Exchange Bank Of Tenn, Aurfreesboso', Tenn.
saving Bank Of Indiana, Connersvilie
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Central Bank Of Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn.
kssmsrs, and Merchants Bank, Greensboro. Nd
Valley Bank, Hacerstown, Nd.
Manufacturer and Mech. Bank, COLUMBIAN, Geo
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Farmer Bank, Wexford, X 4.
Ellsworth Bank. Ellsworth. Ne.
Wooster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
Kanawha Bank, Kanawha, Va.
Bank OF the Rapabiie, Providence, Il. I.
Lancaster Bank, Penn.
Canton Bank South China, Maine.
Bank III British North America. Montreal.
Nj. Vernon Bank, Providence. RI
Bank Of Esst Tennessee, Nashville.
Rhode Island Central, RI
Rank Of Hslloveil. Maine.
Providence Bank Of StAnstead, Canada
Exehange Bank, Bangor, Maine.
Exeter New Hampshire.
Zimmerman i" Canada.
CommerciaI /" Perth Amboy, N
Indiana State Bank. Bloomaeid
0rsmercy Bank Lafayette.
Shawnee Bank, Attics.
stock security Bank Of DHuviile.
cuasEscr.-The following Banks, hsretofor
thrown out. are taken - currency in this city
New Castle, Penn.
Cumberland Savings Bank, Md.
Grocer BAnk. Boston.
Commercial Bank, Chicago.
reeunseh Bank, Michigan, 5 per cent dis.
crsasHcr.-rhe following Banks are thrown GU
for the present. bat holders advised not 10 ssx
nachof shave. In Chicago on the 3lst they yer
taken 81 10 per cent. discount:
| Stock Sscarity hank, Danvilie, Ills.
| Peoples Carmi,
| Prairie State az Washington, Ills.
Rushville :" Rushviile
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GKEAS Ssow Sroan IN EsoLAsp. - The
noors Of Yorkshire have been visited for the
past few days by one Of the most severe
storms Of wind and snow experienced in
that locality for . very leag period. The
storm Get in on Christmas night with severe
frost and heavy downfall Of snow. In the
nsighbcrhood Of Skipton its effects arc very
disastrous, and they have been experieaosd
with more or lees severity throughout the
whole Of Cravsn district, ia which tho farm
srs have sustained serious losses. The high
prsvsilin9 winds drove the snow like an ava-
lsnchs before II, and the sheep have had 70
be dug from drifts three and foaf yards in
depth. One faRnsr who had nearly 500
sAssp ost, has scarcely recovered . 1.-THE Of
them alive. On Conistone Moor 40 sheep
were taken out dead from one Of these drifts.
On Enbsay Moor we're found haddlsd to-
gsehss u ; similar hole; on Craeos Fell Z
largs nunber were either smothsrsd in The
snowdrifA or frossn 70 death; indeed
throughout The whole nsighborhood sinilsi
disastrous losses have bssn sxpsrisncsd b.
the farmers. The keen frost has still CON.
tinusd q night, With partial thAws during TIL
day.-lLondon Times, Dec. 81.
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NOTICE is hereby given Ia the owners Of the
lots described in the foregoing list situated the
City Of keokuk, Lee county and State Of lows,
whose names stated above. and all others who
interested, that special tax has been assessed
and levied on said lots, for the Improvements on
sidewalks, and curling, ~ designated in the
above list and unless payment be made OF the taxes
50 levied and also all costs, before the Sd day Of
February, AID. 1857, the said lots, or 40 much
thereof shall be necessary TO discharge said tax
and costs, win be sold the day Aforesaid Mt the
Mayor ONCE, in said city, between the hours OF
O clock A. n and o'oiock r.
&C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City of ksokuk.
L. n
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Jan. aot AoSt -oSW
CLUBBING AND PAVING NOTICE,
Lots apen the following described
Streets.
70 meeting Of the City Council Of the City Of
n Keokuk, held December Esd, A. d. 1856, the |
following resolution adopted:
Resolved, That the owners VI the Lots situated |
upon the streets described below, to- wit; On Blon-
deuu street from Water to Fourteenth street on |
Concert from Fret to Sixth street; on High street
from Second to sixth street; on exchange street
from Water 10 Fourth street First street from
Exchange 20 Blondeau street Second street from
Main TO High on Fourth street from johnson to
Orleans on Fifth street from johnson 10 Orleans
ON Seventh from Timea To BlcndeAu street; on
Eighth from Main to Blondeau street, on Ninth
street FROM johnson to Concert; on Tenth from kx.
change 10 Concert on Eleventh from Main street
n Ugh on Twelfth from Main to High street on
Thirteenth street from NJ Ain to Concert; on Four
tesuth street from Main to Blondeau, and fronting
upu. any of said streets, be directed to have the
curb Il set by the first day u June next, and
the sAs walks graded and paved by the hrst day Of
August nest; the same to he done In aec"rdAnoe
with the Ordinances Of the City.
IcExviYr the above To be copy Ut resolution
passed by the City Council Of the City OF
keokuk Given under my hsnd this 3ist
day Of December, A. ID. 1856:
b. 8. MERRIAM,
dec3i -d2m Clerk u the Council.
I A P0LoGY--To my old customers, and the La
~ 4 -
\ change In the inside arrangement and outside Ap
4 pearyncc % Any e.t4oiisa lAs.t-
Thou9h IL was not until after patient and thor
GU Oh Syrrs that became convinced
a DC error 10 the style II my sign. that submit
ted - achsngc. But in cham II from ''Ladlss
She's SHOP have not ceased TO mAnufactare aii
kinds Of Ladies shoes, before, but have, IN I'D
ditim, engaged in Boot making for their Ausbanes,
Brothers, Sons and Lovers, 10 that now sii your
family and friends can be accommodated ~ one
sAop.-The ONLY ONE IN kEoxuk where you can get
aaything In tho Boot and Shoe line, made TO order
l. e s. a. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. 81
Main st-where, also, the best quality and greatest
variety Of Eastern work is kept for sale cheap.
Csne and examine the gseds and buy, or lrAv'
-ssdess, which will be promptly ttendedto by
nsyI7 y. A. DUKE.
AmrA WooA Lumber
/ HAF al kinds can b had By calling ON j.. y
1 " puws 1T the yard near the Depot Of the For
h m,s sloinss Railroad, where the Lumber can ;
Il Desu, And will b. constantly arriving. Any On
u ,vishns Lambsr sawed TO order will please leave
II nll 81 the same, and II will ~ attended e soca
o. BALDW IN.
L decl4-asu ]. b. Pnscs, Az
|; tTinss copy sm.
nOU REYNOLDS Dsug Store.
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.. u ArsSs. .. -. nEYnOLDe.
AYnEs 4 8EYN0LDs,
HAVING this day Purchased tAs stosk Of he
i i old house Of Hamiu 4 Rslsson, No. S. Nsin
street wc respectfully solicit The continued paaroa
sge Of their many friends end the public gsnsrally.
No Effort will Be spared in our sndsayoes 70 kssp
full assortment Of all articles In the 0roessy ed
Provision line, and accommodating oil who may favor
rs with call.
Good. delivered promptly 10 eli parts Of he city.
Jan. 1, 's7-IjsnS
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Tns Dss AosSss VALLEY wuio 10 iss1ed frou
this s@es every Wednesday, has an extensive and
issrsssaas sisealstioa throughout the Dies Meisss
Valley, - we'll In the Of the State and the
United States, and - medium Of advertising 10 not
sarpAsssd. Sabscription.Prioe o., so par snnan In
advance.
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TIE valley whsg
Published yesterday, for sale 1t this O6ce.
e1Ar. Hoey viii accept our thanks for
the latest Pittsburgh and Chicago papers.
hAsrsa.-The February number OF this
popular monthly has BEEN laid on our table
By Mr.. Clarke, Of the news depot.
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GREAT Attn
At THK

AT Tuk
ssN NIB l. 4 s x p Z N G Ella
r AM now receiving heavy stock Of sEAsoHAALz
i eoons, direct from the Eastern cities, They are
not second hand goods but fresh and nice.
good assortaaent and large lot to suit all kinds
VI customers.
There are three thingsto be considered ntrading
one 10 to have the RI ght kind Of eoods another II
to make the prices TO suit and the thirds 70 have
accommodating statesmen. NY houses possess all
hcse requirements and certainly there 10 the place
get Good bargains.
WINTER STOCK consists n part Of the fol-
lowing Delaines, solid aud figured debaise, utsi-
NOS iustres plaids lin.eys, Einghams, cloths ees-
sirneres, casinets, twesds, Jeans, Canton asnnes,
wool Hannels all coiors, opera fannels, wool con
forts, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen.
damnsk, diaper, shawls, long ard Fay State, mems
WOOL shirts and drawers domestic blue and brown
tckings sheetings hats and caps, hoots add shoes.
and every thing usually found In the dry goods d.
partmcnt And in connection with the above,
have a large stock Of CRocKERY WARE. Having
recently recruited my stock, can ohsr superior
| Inducements in this tine. Also, COED assortment
Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES; in fact, every
thing in the merchandise line, ard IL there - any
art ;le We cannot furnish, We can tell you where
ind IT,.
just drop In at the "NIMBLE sIXPENCE," and
| look ut those Ner Goods, which have not been %
hand since the year one. II affords Us pleasure 70
show nice goods. Yon will find them Of
| NOS. 81, II 4 100 Matn.st.. keek1G.
Dct2a.d&w s. Is. BILLINGS.
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For the Gate City
Literary Piracy.


Literary Piracy.
Eps. GATH ClrY;- Condolences Permit ~
through your columns TO oRer some remarks
on tho subject above named, which are called
forth il consequence Of recent instance
occurring In lecture delivered before the
Ksokak Lysea. in this city. The lecturer
commenced BY Offering m apology for the
imperfect character Of the papsr 70 BE- read,
and then proceed to deliver to the audisaes
selections from . volume Of lectures By Z
popular New York minister. The plagiar-
ism was most manifest and carsed consider.
able feeling among those present.
We have no objections, gentlemen, to any
papers being read - the writing Of another,
but Ne DO object, and We think with jus.
tics,-to any attempt TO foiss upon our 20.
oisty and the public - original that which i,
but bare copy Of aDothsr's thoughts, AND
We feel aecutely the wrong perpetrassd il
this instance, hoping that Il viii never be re-
peatsd By the lecturer Or any other befor,
this society.
The above remarks ore prompted by a,
oth-r A-e!-: ...c allegiance - 8 ussia emu up
rightnsss, ~ duty We owe to our institu
ton, and the public who favor u with thei
presence.
SIcHsD ~ MANY MsnDxas.
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millinery and Hancy q Gods.
ATTRNTTnN IAnTRa

millinery ana Fancy Goods.
ATTENTION LADIES.
r WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
1 Ladies' 70 my large and we'll selected stock Of
fall and winter goods, which viii seli at Cincin-
natl prizes. Ny stock consists Of silk, straw and
velvet bonnsts; also, spiendd assort ment Of rib
bons 6owsrs and feathers, selected With great care
You will 6nd everything in the Millinery and
t..S;on ~ s,.o rsa = Az u, - xa s u NV
business at the shortest notice, sseh ~ lining,
trim ming, bleaching, pressing and making bounets
Of every description, TO order. will warrant oil
work 70 give sAtisfaction.
Come one, come ali. No trouble to show goods
1t Ars. Glsnay's, No. 70, johnson street, betwssr
and Ana ID, directly opposite Dinners saloon.
sept26.0ly MRS. GLHNNY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-29

MUSICAL NOTICE!
III. Q. G. Ia111I,
Takes pasassrs in annesssss 70 the
CITE EMS OF KEOK UK,
rHAr usvns
Secured the services Of q valuable assistaat, Who
will take charge Of the blsiness department
MUSIC ROOMS,
He VIII acvsts his easirs atsentie.
- teaching
FOCAL 4 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Iastrustion will Le given sitAsr
A. sss Rooms. on At EksrDxxcss, on re
PIANO, MEL0DE0N AND GUITAR,
Thorough Base, Cultivation Of the Voice,
and Singing.
EVENING CLASSESFOR THOSE
WAC vssA 70 ie~s 10 Stag,
will soon b. formed at the Rooms.
NO. 50 MAIN STREET.
Keokuk, Sept II, ls5S.dif
Hloe. LEATHER. AND SADOLERY
"A6dOO56.
1cARRIAGE, HARNESS, AND sHoRMAKEks'
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Constantly ON hand
LEATHER;
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Lace
s..,.
u.i,..h,s c..,,crs 1p''
~,
e.a.u.
Blankets,
whips,
PHILADELPHIA and French Cali. Skins buffalo Rnt~s
r..,. p.~ a. a.
80
cApprAGr uApNrsc AMI cuoru.
Kppc, MATpprAyc
~
The Highest Market Price Paid In Cash
4
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