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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-12

lad ton, Lille Thread, Silk and Kid GLOVES.
ito Mits and Gloves.
!, Fans, &c, &c, For sale at No. s, Phoenix
Il X r.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-12

!.s when he ..piolh Fruits.
pirate to that es. Strawberries, &C., just re
the poisoned mi Block, and for sale by
source.
If Mr.. Clay ha
of Ahad, the shaft IN oe
through which to entG!o' a.
felt the smart and the 81 or.,,sr ,oxs.-, an.
think he made the exclam BBITr & ROSS
him in the paragraph quot
this sketch. We at least,
nothing of it. He seized A6S.
with along and apparently -
and commenced writing as ITr p < ROSS A
This was perhaps an artifce
not skillfully because too g,
Perhaps it was an unconsci
wrote, the large play of the
quill indicated that he nigh anu OF inc nne''
ling, so to speak, rather t
the words which were burns
and which no note were nery Salt, &c. &C.,
forever in his memory. low rates, atm at No.
When Mr.. Calhoun concl0 7" Ho'o
Immediately rejoined. He
excitement, such as he at noainp.
ifested in his first speech;
warrior not weakened or dismahG;Es. y. ,ta saoCA
ed and smarting from the wbranch an sSn q the
was now permitted to ayenge. L
cd by saying that when he was,-,c..
when his career was called under T.
did not take him two or three weeks, a.
er searches and midnight toll, to prepare
defense. He stood ever ready areayed as
wasin the panoply of conscious integrity,
vindicate his fair name against all assa
from whatever quarter. He continued il
speech, the conclusion of which we were |
privileged to hear, but which gave great 81
ssEo oksn,, 10 hia adrn;rnr 49,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-12

lte to that 'es. Strawberries, &C., just re
poisoned mi Block, and for sale by
BABBlTT & ROSS.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-12

sCVSAis
"a the west, is the COM
Prepare to follow mel"
s written
4 lnot consent,
! h way you went"
consisting Of eight
l to meet at twelve
,m were punctual, but
ng in with many apol-
ter of an hour behind
,una % passed away without
sOrs.; she had no idea Of
0r..r &c. A Quaker lady
nd, lam not SO clear
it thine apology. 1t
thou shouldst have
s.arter of an hour; but
.--des thyself whose time
\ 'med, amounting in the
y and -eighths Of il
Eproperty."
SATING BLAcKING.-We re-
ing letter, yesterday, and
ID do well to make a note
have Just lost two prime
cSm the effect Of eating q
.sacking that is used to
~ in six and the othel
ZJ sin commissions.
az n for public good
! 10 an a spoonful wal
az s: ?; DUros.
Nsranndh Republican
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-12

= Salt, &C., &c.
low rates, at No,
BIT & ROSS.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-12

No. s, Phoenix
lit T. ROSS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17

bayfield,, LAKE SuPgRIoR.-The ST. Paul Financial
(Real Estate and Railroad Advertser) says;
few weeks since chronced the fact that the new
and what is be great avenue of trade had been
opened by the first shipment goods direct to Superior
at the end of Lake Superior This week another
Important port the great lakes been brought
and commerce, Es 49,
1--WE are informed by Messrs McCoud Brother, of this
city, who have established branch their business in
Bayfield, that they last week made the first shipment of
goods direct to that place. by way of Tayors Falls from
whence there is good wagon-road through to Bayfield,
held is situated about ninety miles of Superior
ana directly opposite to the town of La Ponte on Made
line island BY the late land grant made to Wisconsin
for railroad purposes this place made the eastern ter
minus OF railroad from the ST. Crox to Lake Superior
road equal in importance to any in the country con-
necting as it WILL the waters of the Atlantic and the
great lakes with those OF the Mississippi and the Gulf of
Mexico.
Without the aid of newspaper putting or thing cal
cuated to give unhealthy growth to places this
point has been built up by its merits where six
months ago the silent forest has become the mart
OF prosperous trade which gives evidence Of the future
city Bayfield,, not yet six months old, has now some
thirty to forty buildings and ne hotel under construc-
ion to be completed by spring. Of $4,000; also
an Episcopal church. to $1,000 has in operation
night and day, steam mill that be equaled by
few and exceled by in the western country Situ
ated site that gently rises from the lake for distance
OF three miles and surrounded by country equal for ag
reuHrs purposes to any in the State of Wisconsin pos
sessing the finest lumber on Lake Superior with the un
rivaed fisheries OF La Ponte and the beauty and fertility
OF adenne isiand directly opposite also its facilities for
furnishing supplies for the pneree and being in the heart
OF the mineral resources Of the great lake Bayfield, has
future in store which the sangune may scarcely
imagine.
glance at the map Of Wisconsin will show that Bay
held has and viii have region Of country for her trade
peculiarly her own her interests conflicting with those
OF any other point and being connected by railroad with
the SOUTH the east and the west of the lake as also being
the terminus of route Of line Of stcass steamers from
Cleveland and Detroit and also being directly in tho route
Of all vessels sailing to the western end of the lake 90 to
Indicate thata city Of the FIRST commercial Importance will
rapidly grow up At this point
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1857,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The Senate was not in session to-day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17

FIREMEss RALL-The Franklin Fire COMPANY give thei
tnreth annual ball at Oaruss Saloon on Monday night
and we have no doubt that heretofore 1t will brsn
affair.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-17

This concluding extract from the writings of Washing
ton, as quoted by the senator from New York. is full
spouse to his entire speech 1t sustans the
that General Washington himself regarded the commute
tion OF five years full pay entire liquidation and set
Element OF all claim on the part of the officers of the revo
luton to half pay under the resolve of the 2st of October
1880 Sir might stop just here for take from the sup
porers OF this bill the great authority of General Washing
ton, and they have nothing which to stand but will
go little further say that these men have been three
times paid They paid by the communication as
show General Washington regarded it Then what is
the history of these subsequent appeals gratitude of
the countryto its discharge Of high moral obligation
sometimes characterized just debta debt due the old
sodlerI Why, sir, General Washington, while he was
President OF the United States did appreciate the Justice
OF TINS debt lie did not sympahize with the officer the
wrong which was done him. by fercing his acceptance
the commuaton During his eight years service as Pres
ident OF the United States il be said that he ever
recommended to Congress the ufmen of the resolve of
$780, or the adoption of act promising hapay to the
omcers OF the army Neither can it be shown that
John Adams, who succeeded him, in any address of
his to Congress, any communication ever recom-
mended the adoption OF haay TO the officers who served
70 the end OF the Neither be shown that ef
erson, Madison Monroe Jacksonthat any of the revo
utionary Presidents as they have been denominstedn
any speech or message TO Congress- in their official capacity
recommended the redemption of the national aitbtbe
vindicaton of the national honor-by doing iustice t
those officers who had served through the revolution by
complying with the contract it is called made with
them by the resolve OF 1880 This negative estmony in
itself enough to put TO fight all the witnesses that NAV
be adduced Of subsequent men who not
in the events OF that great drama our
luton. During Washingtons life subsequently, To the
passage OF the resolve of l7s3 these officers never made
application for the relief sought 1t was not until The
winter OF ls09-l0 some tweny-seven years after The
signing OF the treaty of peace that this claim was prefer
red IL was after the more generous emotions of youth
had yielded to the selfish passions Of are after atr
osm and pride Of character had been ubdped By that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

Superficial Area 81 the state.
According 70 the following note from B.
HEM, Of Fairfield, 1t seems that the area Of
our State, In square miles, 10, by several
thousands, greater than before supposed:
FAnriELD, Iowa, April IS, '57.
His Ercslsncy, J. W. Grimss,
Governor OF Iowa,
DxAR SR:-Whils ct Washington CITY.
in making the selections OF lands for The
Railroad Companies, Learned an important
fact, which ! desire to make public through
you.
Ii appears, on investigation, that tho area
OF the State Of Iowa 10 larger to tho extent Of
5,l66 square miles or 3,3O6 ,24O square acres
(morc than tho size Of the State Of Connect
icut,) than has been heretofore computed.
Previous computations Carried into eli
the public documents) have placed the area
OF lows 1t 50,9l4 square miles, or 1854
900 acres.
MIR. A. X. Parker, craftsman of the House
OF Representatives, and q very accurate
computer, has just flushed an estimste made
from the ofhcial surveys Gas far ~ compu.cd)
and from Official data Of that portion not
surveyed; from which it appears thst the ac-
tual area Of our State il 5000 squsre miles
or 3o,s9l zoo acres--excesding the previous
computations 5,l76 square miles, or 1906
240 acres.
Yours, respectfully,
BxkNHARr HENN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

boBrAIL PoLIrIclANs.- The Louisville Jour
nal rscollects hearing from the late Chief
Justice Marshall, that Gov. Giles, Of vir-
GINA, once addressed . note Of this tenor to
Patrick Henry:
ssh: understand that you have called
me a 'bobtail' politician. wish to know il
1t be true, and If true, your meaning.
INN. b. uILxs."
To which note Mr.. Henry replied Is fol-
lows:
"Sh: | do not recollsct having called you
hobtail politician at any time, but think il
probable | have. Not recolleotlng The time
or the occasion, ! can't say what did mesa;
out II you will tell me what you think /
meant, will say whether you are correct or
moi. Very respectfully,
up. HsNaY.U
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

pY WI. v. CALDWELL.

They tell me one iove hath sinned,
Far wandering frea the perfect Wy,
And bid me from ny heart 10 spurn
His love and ms0ory away.
II may not ~. cannot break
The tender ties Of many years,
Nor Danish from the happy past
It's memories Of smiles and tears.
think on childhood's merry days,
When oil WAS unshins and delight;
think on manhoodss cAlmsr hosrs,
When shadows mingled with the light;
And ever, In his eyes, meet
The glance OF sympathy and lore,
And ever hear his friendly voice
King true, oil other tones above.
And ever, through the vanished years,
Doth memory Ger his virtues brood
only know TO me hc seems
All that il kind and pure and good.
Then, rather, with deeper love.
Let ne forget the guilty stain,
And strive to win the wAnderer back
To God and hAppiness again
Then I, when oft my heart, In vain,
With dark temptation s power hath strivcn
May humbly plead, y Lord, forgive,
Az my brother have forgiven.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

DURKEE 4 CO..
naa.-ss., North s.ae, Ass. "a x 4sA,
KEOkUK, IOWA,
ARENow oFPER1Na ONE OF THE
Largest ana most Elegant Stocks |
SPRING GOODS.
At Retail, in the West, sonsistins in Isrt Il
Splendid Robe SILKS,
Splendid Baysdsrs Striped silks,
Splendid China Striped Silks.
All coiors in Plain silks,
superb Black SILKS,
Plan SAtins,
Tar. SAtlns,
Satin Decline. Elsga Tissue Robes, Elegant
Bsr.Ss Robes.
Elegant orsaniic Robes,
Elegant Printed Jsckonstt Robes,
Lawn Robes,
aud French Print Robes.
Travelling Dress q ssAs.
Argentine',
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Debaige,
Silk and Linen Orisntals,
Linen Chambrdy, &C., &C., &c.
French, English and Ansrisan Priats Of the bsst
brands aid newest styles.
LACE URTAINS,
And Curtain Astsrials and Fixtures Of all kiads.
Linen and Cotton shssting, Pillow csss
Co,tons asd Linens, ssd
~An other Hossefsrnshing Deeds. -
4 sonplsss stock Of Ensroidsriss. csllAss. Usasr-
| sleeves, HsAkdsrshisfs. worked Bard Can.
| bris, Linen and Lace sets, with d
SPLENDID STOCK or FIVE LAcrs,
6ueh - real Honitop, real valls,sisnnss, Paant
Application, Hngiish Thread, 0aipsss, -.
Carpets and Oil Colths.
| "A EnsiisA Velvet Tapestry,
/ Sd
| A. Brusselh
| 2SA
Imperial . Ply, and SaperAne Ingraia.
v.ni.i.n. uaioa and B.Sp Velvet. Bra...,. an
! vsnitian Stair carpsting Rsgss, Mats
and Druggsts.
1 FL OOR Ollie l. THSi
from TO Is feet vide.
Having the advantage Of . resident buyer u
New York, 70 shall b. receiving constant sdAisisss
to our stock, keeping IL ALI seasons II the year
fall and complete, which win BE- sold from Is 70 q
PIT cent. Lover than a.y other Aosss IN JsvA ess
} sell
The Stock amounts to nearly
100000 90,
And eonssausntly . Greater Variety thaA
ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN
ONE PRICE ONLY,
N Q d EVI TT N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

GA new bank, to be called the Crescent
City Bank, with capital Of $4,000, 900, 10
about going into operation in New Orleans,
under the free banking law adopted BY last
Legislature. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

cJEdwin Booth, son Of the great ira
gedian Of that name, has just concluded an
engagement in New Orleans, and 10 now at
the Boston Theatre. Southern papers speak
highly Of his talents, and predict fame for
him equal to that of his father.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

e1yrhe Circuit Court at Dayton, Ohio,
sustained the VIII in the famous Cooper case
pending there, which decision settles the IT,
tie Of property estimated at half million
OF dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

Yer sale ~ Uaggaln.
slislAle bail1ine ~ - fsst lrpat, Or less d
~ ~ eetiea q ~ passha1ss. eAi1 ~ u e
~ ers1sA. saA viii - ssl6 sAsap Y ADplas6 -
4uns. Absss sash ~ lsisAss n sasy -
isssi,s ~ - g. ,. 4. U73SIcn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

0TJohn Kemble, brother Of Fanny KEN
BILE, and formerly editor Of the British and
Foreign Quarterly Review, died recently in
England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

THaIeltine was found guilty OF man
slnugser at the present term Of court ut Day
ton. The murder was committed last sum
mer, at Miamibnrg, upon ChAs. Block, Ca.
nal boat captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

ca An extensive Ere broke out in Ssndus-
~ City, Ohio, on Thursday morning, and
destroyed over hundred thousand dollars
worth OF property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02
Dental sUR0ERIl

III Il. D. BARBER voald ssspose- -
IL fully iafosm his pAsrsas - ~
pssiic generally, tAai b has Atasa - lI y
han dsoms saite Vt rooms, spusine
Asiths pains srsxpsass ~ nat1 tAaa oleU y -
ssnlor table, n ~ hsisk hsil4ipg, 800 efG0 -,
hesues AAip cd JeAnssa strsoka. xhoqhlol ~
past fasoSs, be selisi1 eonsinsanoo ~ ~ 49,.
- Allspssattsss warranted. TaVs9111y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02
EXTRAORDINARY HHDUCRRax1
70 TRADE


Atshs tsNtabos oAxpenss."
! u Dry sss1s, kss: I'd ssass.s, sssss a
s:os:. o,sse.s w.s. e.. airss. iro. =. x....n
tAess dspartnsats. Ny stock will eonpars fAvsr-
ably With any ID Ne city In petps u variety asd
quality, aid its well kaovn fact thu. tho prices
ass III vteN.
sOf Dress 0oeds, Aavs silks, Tissues, Dsr.gss.
Lawns, Barge Dslaiass, CAailiss, Popliss, vaisu-
clan PlaiAs. Dsbsiss, Argentine, Lawn heAss,
OF s>Avls 0seds. Navy brown domestic. slsasAsa
-, Osaseargs, drills, tickings. pslsts, ~.
AL&O, LinsA 0sods Of all kinas-wAlts I'D
1revn for papts white aad hrews tahas tiaesr,
ss.sh aed diaper towslins, Irish linen, brown ~
ALSO, Seanss 6Aawls, black silk vssstsss, 90
osSiesnses leces, pocket hAndk iels, hosiery,
tsi.aiAW. 0sats shirts. ersvats. sollAss end -.
dsOdsn.
ALSO, - asssstnsat ef Summer ClotAisg. aaA
ssee.ary articles toe ssassess % wssttoa.
AND - sonDsesioa with the abovs, hssp ~ -
soft0satef 0neensvass AaA 0sssssiss, ths lsAAes
= vhasAI alili sontisus Il ell o. wholesale
pseeee. fseaA lot Vt shsiss Teas aissst iron The
Caat0 Tsa o., New York, which are warranted -
lve s.tlss saeisfastisa az the seasy will bs re-
itlixf ssa nov oGss lsAsssns.ss no. 70 ). o..
sslled ~ - hesss 10 tAis saty.
IL tAsrs u esy article JOS eannet I'D anywhere
else, 1s.t ell - tAs Ntnsss Sixpssss--asyvhsss
P.R--IAess ass not ~ eseAs--Aav, sss ~. ~
Asa1 rses ~ vssv sss.
Nos. ~, -, ~ aaA 80 RaiD.ss.
D. D. DlLlI1o1.
Ksskuk. Issa. April is-dAv.
FARMING LAND IN MISSOURI
$4,000 Acres ~ CAeaes AAaAii
TAX. Acre niiss west Of 81. graasisviils.
j ~ 100 Acres due vsst u AlsxAadsiA.
| 5es Asso saispsossd lanj 10 miles fren D.
xyassisviiIe.
40 Asrss .ils sostA oT ws.srise.
leo Acres II Adatr county.
- Asees3 miles fsan u. gfassisviils, On ~
AisxAs1sla ROD.
BIS Aesss aaas Wlnchsstss.
eI " 10 6sellADdCe.
81 II Ksex Co.
lDoe u Leuis Co.
800 " - 1ex River.
80 u Hutsan Co.
lse Hssr Laasastss, Schuyler q.
Also "a N3nl lAsDs II Lss Co., Isva.
| Apply 70 J.T.CAvE I SON,
apr1S-A3w Rsal kstats Dealers,
g. 1fsncisvills, CLARK County. Ne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02
QUINfkD0xNCR or KNOWLEDGE,
lnQu1Ro Withln,

Or, Over S,Too Facts for the People.
Cloth Git. Price 81. 40 pages.
INQUIRE WITHIN tells how 70 nake love d =
xprstty gri, q ssok dinner tossss sick fYisnd
~ out ~ acquaintance 70 gst up diaAee pAssy,
dins sbsoel b play 81 cards, eAss q any stAeS
pepula4 ga0e, ~ - 70 church.
INQUIRE WITHIN Informs yea how y kssp
house properly, 70 danee, 70 CO AeadasAs, - make
ny~as.s~sal vases s~A eshev u e~xleys.e~te -
~ ladAss 70 establish acquaintAAees a0eoedng .
pusslss anA arshmssisai qasstloas, - de NJ nsee
Dsresl, 70 relieve the Invalid; Ill fos u.
FOR sale 81 CLA2KED
spsSed Literary Depot. Jshasea-sl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

6T"Sammy, why don't you talk to your
nassa, toll um to lay up his treasure In hsA-
veu.n
"What am de use OBJ his layin' up his
treasure dar, WHARF he would neber see ZEN
again 20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02
6llgo and Tyrone Iron eeoro,
No. SIS No1TM sEOoND-sr11Er

-. Louie, he
VYvHB aheve sslsheAteA hsanaD q Ifen aso manu-
j fasl1ssd - Lyea, ohssA CO. Aleae, u Pssn-
sylvanla, WAes un1ss 80 nAnaee0sat, snspeevise
every psoeees q eenvessit lro1 ~ eso = ~
AsisksA ~, 80 With ~ sss u sAasesal = .
isSl. Un1w NJ sans styls thsy ssaAsss - Ana-
o Hssss ia d. Losis, vksss 10 kspA ssastanty =
AanA ~esy lasDs a1spsemsnt q tks ahoso becnAs,
every ~ - handle = vAisA % distiastly nasks1
vitk tAs ns1s Sligo" u "Iyrsas," = declare
q 1asa ifsas - well ksevn. - 1ssshant3, ~
shlnists. ~ irpn Wsgkess generally, whs reqaise
= hsoest, rslAbls asttss, Will sstainly 1nA b =
eAvenAAeo - make tSial = them.
. ~ 80 viss :,ssi.l az. MA ss.y =
~ = heaoev WITH svery eea1Aen0s II ~ ehasoe-
~. AIV1s 6nV81S VV.s
olies snd 1ySses lssa 0teeo.
No, ~ Msstb 6sssud-St:, =. Lesls, -.
0ao. y. nAt1s Agent. laeeeaASO0l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

Henry Adams, who Was recently elect.
90 Mayor Of LsAvsnworth, 10 . brotkw.in.
law Of Powsrs, the sculptor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

c1Through trains will commence run
ming on the Ohio and Mississippi road, from
st. Louis to Cincinnati, next Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

u Most Of the tin used 10 this country i
imported from England, whose tin mines
supplied tho ancient Phnnicians. Dur;ns
the year ending 30th Of june, 1855, the value
q the tin imported into this country was
Is ,6s3,528.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

eIThe New York papers contain inter
esting accounts OF the proceedings OF Capt.
Rynders, the new U. S. Marshal, for the ar
rest Of slave ship ia that port. From va
rious indications, the Captain suspected the
character Of the vessel, and thereupon
dressed as country man, and affecting ez-
his assumed character, pumped such in
formation from tho officers ~ confirmed his
suspicious. When the vessel was about to
put to sea she was overhauled, and the on
GERS and crew were arrested and committed
for examination. Rynders understands the
"ropes," and il the rogues would escape
they must first make him . partner in the
profits OF their rascally enterprises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

CTTh Pacific wagon road corps, with
the Superintendent Of the road, left Wash
ington City week ago for the scene Of ope-
rations, and will commence work with oil
possible dispatch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

GTThe Warsaw Express says horse
died in that place the other day, from the
effects, as supposed, of hydrophobia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

facilities for manufacturing, it railroads
projected and under process Of construction,
and it, population increasing from 80 to ~
per cent. per annun, than similar lots in
some "6nished OF" old fogy town In the
East?
Some further considerations on this sub
ject We defer to our next issue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

ET a steam stage wagon has been oon-
struc1ed to run on common roads, BY com-
Rsny formed OF citizens OF Cincinnati and
layton, Ohio, which Was recently tested, and
sAid to have given complete satisfaceon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02

r U 3 3 e r q o o D 8!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sToDDARD & HAYWARD,
sssond-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
kkokUK....... IOWA.
MOULD rsspsctfully solicit the eitiseas of
w Asokuk and vicinity " call and examine
the Largest, Finest, and most Complete
:. Assortment - = ahhsr 0oeAs
Avsr opened in this State for public inspection
We have on hand large and well 81
lectsd STOCK, adapted to the
Country and City Trade,
consisting IN part Of
vuicAnissa anA DolarlxsA
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, SANDALS, SOLIING
AND CEMENT, GLOVES, MITrS,
WAGON APRONS AND COVERS. WHIPS.
Tsai', Gsn Cases, sss, and csps Bseksts and Psiis
Csnissss, 7rsseisag ss< Saddle Bs9s.
Air Work.
LIFE PREyERvERS, BEDS, PILLOWS AND
CUSHIONS.
Druggists Articles.
syriagn. sssaries. re-, Esssase cevIs s.d Brsias.
Ssotioners' Rubber Art;cJss.
ELASTIC RINGS AMI BANDS.
: Toys.
Dolls, Balls, Wallets and Tohaseo Pouches,
Lsdaes' Dress SAial1s Aad hoops,