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Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-03-03

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Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-03-03
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COR. SECOND AND FRANCIS sra
ST. JOSEPH, NO.
H AVE In store che following NAMED article,
IL which they offer TO the trade che,v for
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-03-03

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-12

NOTICES hereby given 10 the ownsrs Of the
Lots described In the foregoing list, situated In
the City Of ksokuk, Lee oeunty and State Of Iewa,
whose names are mcntioBad, and all others inter
levied on said lots, by the City Council Of said
city, for gradiaE the Alley through Block No.
is9, ~ designated in the above list, and un-
lees payment be made Of the taxcr % levied
d. 1887 the said lots or 90 much thereof q shall
be necessary TO discharge said tar and eosls, will
% sold % the day aforesaid, at the Mayors once
In said Gay. between the hours II y o 'cioek =. n
and o'clock p. m. &C STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Ausust e. 1AA7.AtA
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Aug. D, 1851.
Council met, pursuant to u call from the
Mayor.
Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Bcebe,
Patterson, Smith, Shelley, Walling, and
Wyman.
The minutes Of the last two meetings were
read, and, on motion OF Alderman Smith,
the minutes Of the last meeting were amend
! ed by substituting the following resolution
in lieu OF the resolution purporting to have
been pas sed at the last meeting ordering the
issue of proclamation BY the Mayor for m
election, on Monday, the 18th day of Aug,
instant:
Resolved, That the Mayor be directed to
Issue Proclamation for the holding Of n
special election, on Monday, the 18th day Of
August, inst, to vote upon the following
proposition, to wit: "Shah Water Works be
constructed provided the expense does not
exceed three hundred thousand dollars.
The committee on the subject Of tho Pub
lie Schools reported Ordinance No. H.,
"An ordinance in relation to Public Schools
which was passed.
The Engineer made a report and survey
of Grand Avenue, and the following was
adopted
Resolved, That W. s. Wins, P. G. Wright
and r. Mills be and are hereby appointed to
assess the damages, as well as benefits, to be
sustained and accrue by reason Of the lay
ing and opening Of Grand Avenue through
the land Of C. Repps and b. F. Messea-
ger, al indicated in the report Of the City
Engineer.
The Engineer reported the bids receiv ed
for grading High street from 7th to l4th, or
10th street from Timoa to Cedar. Report
laid upon the table.
The Committee on Judiciary, to whom was
referred the petition Of P. Callahan for the
privilege Of keeping Restaurant without
license, reported against granting the same.
Report adopted.
A petition was received from John Rokes,
asking the Council to exempt his licensed
billiard tables from city tax. Referred to the
committee on judiciary.
The petition of E. Corben and others to
have First-st. made passable below Bank st.
was referred to the committee on streets and
alleys.
The petition of Brown l. Taylor and 9TH
ers, asking that ga sufficient portion Of tue
Levee, and streets running to the same, from
Exchange to Cedar, be brought to grade at
the earliest practicable moment, in order
that the track OF the Keokuk and Fort Des
MONIES hhliIOau 70. may DC extenoeu up SO
that the same may be accessible to the busi-
ness portion Of the city, and thereby reduce
the present high and expensive rates Of
drayage, which operate against the interests
Of our city" was referred to committee on
streets and alleys.
The contract and bond Of j. B. Knight
for grading a roadway from Concert to Or
leans-st. was received and approved.
The bid Of NJ. O'Brien & Co., for culvcrt
on 9th at Highest, WAS received and laid
upon the table.
The bids for building public buildings on
the city lots we're referred to committee on
streets and alleys
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czaE $50 80 rEsessrs,
q 1Ox0M eA1lp Nall, esf JsAn- =
q con 50 TIL sssssep, 80, Iowa. r
Me1ieia>a CAenisals, Olis, ~ 6tuGs, asi -
ssfsassy, UgaFs, It&eass - Snsds Patent
nsaictsss at al kiuds NOV In 90, and are con.
stantly receiving, direct froa tho EastsYn cltiss
we'll selected stock, to which they invite the a..
tsati0n of dsslsrs.
Cnsto@sss and Physicians will always Cad IT
this sstablishment Fresh and Unsdslterstsd Nod.
iclnes, whisA they ssiect with great rsasoNA
tor this market, and their prices are - Low n sny
other house In the State.
N. D.-Ptsasc call and sxsnins thsis stock b.
fore purehasing elsewhere. [aus7
DELINQUENT List o. LOTS,
ON which Special Taxes arc due and unpaid.
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From the Hartford CourAnt, Aug. 1st.l
Be N edics ArmoiA,s Sllver watch


Benedict Arnold's name will 20 down to
posterity coupled with curses but for all
that, be was 90 brave soldier as ever wore
sword. lie had as much military genius
as any officer in our Revolution. lie led the
"a company OF Governor Foot's Guards to
Bunker Hill he led the expedition up the
kennebec, through the traokless wilderness,
cooperating with montgomery on his attack
on Quebec; he fought like mailman, but an
inspired madmAn, with method in his mad
ness, at the battle Of Saratoga. He was the
idol OF the army, till he fell, like Lucifer, the
son OF the morning, with something Of the
ruined archangel still in his demeanor, and
with something Of Millions Satan still TO be
traced in his career. The fate OF Arnold
has been brought to mind by silver watch,
regular old-fashioned "bull's eye" which
now lies upon our table, and was the COM
panion Of Arnold in his military career. It
70 presented TO the Connecticut Historical
Society BY the Rev. l.. Smith Hobart, Of
Hudson, Michigan, and from the manner in
which it came into Mr.. Hobart's hands, We
have no doubt OF the accuracy Of the accom-
panying statement. He says:
This watch was the property OF Benedict
Arnold. II was presented to him By Jere-
miah Atwater, who, in the Revolutionary
war, was killed At Danbury, Conn. Tho
watch then became the property Of his wife
Eanice. She afterwards married John
Goodrich, Of New Haven, and was the moth
er OF Andrew I. Goodrich, who for many
years was bookseller and publisher in New
York city. This watch came into the pos
session Of A. T. Goodrich from his parents,
and was left by him at his death with his
son-in-lsw, the Rev. l.. Smith Hobart, of
Michigan, by whom it 10 presented to the
Connecticut Historical Socicty.'
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~nessOs 0sSA Cos = 0UcC0 tlCtoHAos
The refusal Of Mr.. Dickens to appear It
Windsor Castle with his company Of ANA
teur actors, except upon the assurance that
their social position ~ respectable literary
men should be officially recognised, was %
creditable to him, rs the unwillinRness to
comply with 30 reasonable condition vas
discreditable to the court. That tho Queen
should insist on receiving Dickens, Shirley.
Brooke, Thackeray, and other eminent auth.
ors only in the histrionic character which
they had assumed Tor benevolent purpose.
and that, consequently, in order to CRAFTY
her curiosity, she should be obliged to Ct.
tend their performance on the same terms
with the untitled public, are two facts that
deserve to be noted. The condescensiou OF
Elizabeth towards Shakespeare, tho proJes-
stonoI playactor, was precedent that Victo-
ria might have gracefully followed. n.
reigning family OF England Vas never re-
msrkable for its literary procliyities. Oc-
casionally authors have received marks a.
royal favor from the house Of Hanover. but
usually in consideration Of noble birth Or
political services. Tho present sovereign
has not departed in this respect from tradi-
iiona. practice, although her reign has gath
cred instre from some Of the brightest names
In English literaturc.--lN. Y. Post.
EI A letter Was received in New Orleans
directed to "the biggest fool in New Or
loans The Postmaster was absent, and
on bis return, one Of the young clerks Of the
ONCE informed him Of the receipt OF the let
ter. 'tAnd what became Of it?n inquired
the Postmaster. "Why," replied the CLERK.
81 did not know who was the biggest fool ia
New Orleans, and so opened the letter INV.
self" "And what did you find in it 20 in
quired the Postmaster. "Why," replied
the clerk, smoothing but the words, sthou art
the man !'o
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GTCapt. Heaight, Mr.. Sullivan and 9th
ers addressed large meeting Of citizens
last evening, on Water Works, &c.
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kEOkUk STOVE FOUNDRY

sAss ~sssuy EnsSgsa
stsek
% ~ e. % m s Jys =. f., a ed
sLfs~y aararn
yclit
the West -
20 .ss patterns e" as b bad free
f Tin
Ae&c No Aaisa
z q INC NAnulna
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sgw MorIyE PowKR.--Dr. Casbia, OF
Cuba, has invented a new system Of propel-
Ing vessels. Ills plan proposes the building
Of Wind.lnllls on the dscks Of his ships, With
great wings, from which the motion 10 com.
mnnicated to side wheels similar 70 those OF
steamships The models, ii is said, hare
successfully worked.
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So ex1I-
CHANGE or TIME

THEREAFTER the trains on this road will run
i follows;
First train will leave the station 1t Ksokuk At
$3.50 o'clock .. M, and arrive at Montrose ut 7:l0a
N. Returning, leave Aontrose 1t 7;4s, arriving At
kcokuk ut s;25.
Second Train will leave the station 1t Ksoksk at
clock p M, OF % arrival Of the st. Louis pack.
and returning leave Montrose ~ clock D. n :. OF
on tho arrival Of the Rock Island packet, and CON-
meet with the 81. Louis packet II o'clock D. -.
JN0. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
augsd Engineer and Su peri uten dsnt.
n T. 4.
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WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.


4 - - oeessObs
New Lumber Yard.
Cos. sHxTA = Y1M8A.sTs.,
WILL keep sonsssstly on hand III tlsls d
aad ssrrssnding coaptsy, such -
| IlOORlN0, Drtssed and Roush.
SIDING, inch, do do
H s1sS I51sEi. /. ,.rs. a.:ssi,y.
cIszsIItxsEa, .a ii .Al. = ...a. ana ..r,o.
FIRST : SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin. vide and barrow.
shERTiEH, 10, -.
SHINGLES, No. and common.
fI1s sis hEu 3osl = ..;.
! DO do SCANTLING, 40 Is
PINE TIMBRk, from 70 ~ inches square :
largs qasntity.
An q which - viii sell On y. nos. r.s.e.sbl.
| terms fos cash. CkE1L D SHEPPARD.
Ksoknk, Jsly ~, '67-dAwSn
Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A good ameftment Of the va
LUMBER. rious qualities. lsngshsaad
thickness.
| A fair assortm ON hand
JOlSTo. and bills filled ct sav-mill
prices.
Good-sised piles Of the con-
mon lengths and sises
LArps. Sawed and cat, the latter very
ehsaP.
SHINGLES. Pine. Poplar and Cssteawood
oAD1l. fron snalisat - largest siss.
inAn.. Small and largs, plain, raissd
and moulded.
DLINDo. Rslliag and stationary.
NY and al Of whieh artisiss he sabscribsr will
"A sell ns III yards On the
Corner u EeAfA asd DloadsaG sts.,
orrssrs ruslsc :csooI,
~. D. n. n n Depot ! ~ low ~ tkGy an h
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MILLS 4 HALL,

CAHE "A UE M A kEKS,
rourth-sf., Opposite y. r. 1estfy 4 Cor Fsxadry.
THE above Arm would inform - aitisens Of
L keokak and Vicinity that they have now opened
shop TOR ths manufacture Of Carisges, Buegies,
Express and Grossry Wagons. All wishins such
articles va would ask 10 give . call.
N. y. Particular attention paid to repairing.
augsd3m
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We, the undersigned, having had instructions
from Prof. Braess aiSonally aud in our families
cheerfaity recommcd HIM TO the citizens Of Keokut
~ u good Efficient aud faithful teacher, in every
way worthy Of their patronage.
kcv. Mr.. Williams, W. A, Beers
Mrs. NJ. D. Dickinson, p, Eiehar,
Mrs. uso. L Kilbearne, Jules Gsiser.
August I'D
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THE LATE MisuSDKRsTASDISG,-T To Mr..
Punch Sir, -Obligs me BY publishing the
enclosed correspondence. Yours, Dizzy.
"DEAR DssBY You are reported to have
said 10 the House last night, that you would
rather not see jew Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer.' You will scarcely be surprised
at my asking for an explanation.--Y Yours /,
Dizzy.
"The Right Hon., &C., &C., July H."
"DxAR Dizzy You do not seem to be
aware that you are . Christian.--Yo Yours,
DERBY.
"The Right Hon., &c., &c., July H."
"DEAR D1RBy $50 am. Your explains
ton is most satisfactory. l presume you
will not object to my forwarding this CORES.
pondenoe to Punch.-Yours, Dizzy.
''rhe Right Hon., &c. &c., July H.
Punch.
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Mo10 weed k0aAors
The arrangements for transportation u Lunhey
on the 4. -. y. 1 \. b. B. are comDlsssd, snd
an rev sending y the yard asae ~ bspss tn IS
TO soo0eft. daily. large end eeoA eupDIS 81
LuABRk, SHINGLES AkD LA4H.
Pill = kept eosstastly hard. special eass will
y taken 70 assnlsA Nils fron The nil upsa ~
shortest notice. O. HALD6fN'
jy6 I'm.
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INs61 - COMPANY OF TnE CITY or New YORK

AUDITORS OPYIuE.

HUNK iAOU14x COnPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
- AUDITORS !
= a.,: Y % IT, -. :i.....
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Act
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nM Co:.s IN and :" said osa'y Hh
J 'saa ~ PA * s. a. on: al "
S14IkMENT 81 s Condition INSURANCE COMPANY or
oaths
Ad1 IopS entitled IL ysaH 10 Esvroncs $500
CoMpsnss." 28aA Januey, 1857
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man 80 days $3.50
The bin OF Fox 4 Otley, for surveying on
Grand Avenue ard Commercial street. of
5000, was referred to the committee on
claims.
The following resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the City Marshal be di.
rected to visit the Leyee, daily, for the pur-
pose Of ascertaining whether there are any
violations Of city ordinances in relation to
nuisauces, and ifso, to take such action ne,
in the discharge Of his duty, the ordinances
may direct.
Resolved, That J. b. knight be allowed
eight hundred dollars on back per centage
on his contracts in city warrant.
The Engineer reported the apportionmens
the lots in block No. SO, for grading and
paving the alley through the same and the
following resolution was passed, viz:
Resolved, That special tax, as indicated
below, be assessed and levied upon the lots
hereinafter described, It being the special
tax upon said lots for the grading and pa
wing OF the alley through block No. SO, as
reported BY the City Engineer in his report
OF Aug. IL, 1857. Lots l, 2, 8, A., IS, 8, 1,S,
=, 10, II and II in block No. SO, $74, 10
each.
The Council proceeded to the election Of .
ohce committee, 10 holo once 0ll the Sec
ond Monday in April next, and upon ballot
ing, Aldermen Smith, Patterson and w lyman
were duly elected.
The following persons were appointed
Judges and Clerks for the election to be
held Aug, 18th inst, TO Wit:
First Wnrd.-Jndges- A. b. Chittenden
and G. r. Conn. Clerks--R. T. Bartlett and
7. II. Allyn.
Aeropn Aara uUas-k \ M-,uh,
and X. Ii. Magruder.
Kennedy. Clerk. Z. Trimble.
Fourth Ward. Judges Watson and
Samuel Pollock. Clerks--H. Fulton and
X. Hunter.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, Aug. is,
al ! O'Clock, A. NJ.
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BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 GO.
Auctton sale - Dwelling Hence
ADA Lets IN 0lenHera.

"Ewiil sell on Thursday Aug 18th, 1857, .. 10
w O'Clock .. m, Lots No. $40, Z, g and 8. In
block 5, in the 6lenfard addition TO the city Of k,
okuk. together with Inc improvements, which con
siss u cellar on lot 5. good Frame House on lot
D, which y not entirely completed, : good fence
and good garden,
The above property II iesirably located within
one block Of the Railroad Station.
Also, Horse. double HArsess and WAron.
Terms easy and made known 81 time Of sslr
KENDALL. HOWE : CO.,
Aug5td Auctioncsrs.
Times and Post eopy1
DICKLED PORK. Bacon Shoulders, sides. and
Hams, for sale BY the barrel and tieTos and 1t
retail, BY KELLOGG : BIR0E,
on FEET front on Main-st., csrner Of Sixth-st.
CO - feet front on Fifth-st., corner OF Blopdeau
Lot No. Ia block ~. ON Blondsas-st., betwsss
T.od~elliag houses on s.h street.. n..r rsl.oa.
Inquire Of \. A. FOOTR,
asg7dsw AZ Gas ceopany's OAoc.
New TaSlePsng Moaoo.
VSHE subscriber would take this method Of In
forminsta genilomen Of ksokak and vicinity
that he has takcna
Store on 4fh It,, BIT. Main and Blondscx,
Tor the pufpose Of carrying ON the shove bnsinsss
Having been connected Tor several years with one
Of the 6rxt houses in Boston, he feels connd.ncs
IN inviting any oas IN wsnt Of Clothing 70 ealla
examine HE stock, consistinx In part Of He'd,
Bise, Olive, Green, Brown aud Mulberry Frsnch
aud Herman Broadeloths; Germsn and French
Doeskins, Cassimsres. rich Silk aud Mar,eilles
ve~s'rcs, er-r'.tsn. Goods, Trimmings, &c.
3. y. SMITH
keokuk, lows, Jaly :, SID
Notice.
T. +. SAITH respectfully informs his friends
-. and customers that he has gone East 10 puY-
chase his fall 0oods, and will return about tke
arsiof September. fanr&dtf
0TuCCO.
100 BBLs.s superior Michigan Stuceo, ssuperisr
AVO article, jpst received aad for sale ~
i. WILLIAMS,
johnson street. between Third and Fourth
Keokuk. July ls-d
MeS1 weed L0aAes.
Tbs AYrangemeAts for &rAnapQflatinn ~ Lam hAs
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DIED

In this city, on the 9th inst, at O'Clock r. N
OF Congestion Of the Brain, Charles Allen, son Of
George Y. and Sarah v. Kassiek, aged Ave IN nths
and twenty day..
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/
Nsw ORLEANS, Aug. 7.--Texss elsc>jer
rsturas indicate the election u Rmnsl b
about Il, 900 90 far ~ heard. Ths Opped.
tion have not elected candidate 70 the loe.
isiatarA
NORMAL, Aug. S.--The Harris's cotton
factory, on the Lachlnc canal, was fred last
night by An iDcendiary and totally burned
RALElcn, N. c., Aug. 8.-The few rstarna
received from the election in this State, show
that the Democrats have carried every.
thing.
Nxw YoRk, Aug. 8.-The only new fac,
developed in the Cunningham case is mote
Of hand given BY her on the 10th Of January
last, 10 payment for the articles furnished for
the famous party given shortly before DR..
BurdelPs death. The note 10 signed o. A.
Cunningham.
ST. LOUIS, Aug.sS.-Walksr evacuated
Lawrence on the 81 with oil the troops sx-
oept 40. The ostensible cause, lndiAns at
lacking Fort Riley, 10 regarded here - ruse
to get the troops away.
The vote on the Topeka constitution stood
$50 for, and 2 sgainst. State ticket il elect
ed.
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REAL Estate, INSURANCE..
AND
EXCHANGE AGENCY,

fire, MaFins, snA Life In suYancei
MERCHANTS FIRE MARINE ms. co
OF Philadslphia. Capital tAoO, Oo0
6TATEAUTUALflRRA AND MARIER INe. q
" Psnnsylv Capital t,sS coo.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE con- PANY.
N Aasrishsrg, Penn. Capital tsee, ooe.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIPE INS. CO.
OF Hartford. Capital ii, 500, zoe.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE ms, CO..
VI Springfield. Capital 500 900.
{. G. A. sIKIBLEN, Agent,
Julyz5d Corner kth and Main -sts
FLOUR! fLOURl! fLOURl!! FLOUR I'M
KeokUk Casy MilBs.
spsA1sshaeribsrs having thorsn bly, rspAirsdthe
1 above hills, are pre- pared 10 turnish the citI-
sens OF Ksoknk With Flour which thsy warrnnt
equal to any brought TO this market, and vould
respectfully solicit afarand impartial TRIAL.
Bran and Aidalings CONSTANTLY o. hand.
jy75-dtf COLRkANA POOTR
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTn
I'M which specialtaxes are due and unpaid for
- dr.ding the Alley through Block No. So.
Owners Names. Lot. Block. Tax Cost.
Unknown, SO All IS n n,
do 50 "a I a
do 50 2l55 1Aa
do SO sIb6 AZ
NoTIcRis hereby given to the owners Of the
lots describedin the foregoing list situateiin the
City OF keokuk, Lee County and State of lows,
whose smes mentioned, and ali others interest
ed, that special tax has been assessed and
lowed on the said lats for the grading Of the
Alley through said Block No. 50, - designated
In the above list, aud unless payment be made Of
the taxes 90 levied and also sli coats before the
ID day Of September, A. u. 1857 the said lot or e.
much thereof - shall be necessary TO discharsr
said tar and costs, viilbs ,old on the day afors-
said, ut the Mayors Once In said city botve.n
the hours Of . 0 clock n. and 6 o clock a m
C. c. STEVENS.
Coileotorof the City Of Keokuk
August 10, 1s57-d,d
Dissslusisn.
gINHE partnership heretofore cxisting between
the updcynigusd under the name Of j.
Holmes Co., 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
J. II. Holmes will continue the businsss =, tn.
old stand and 10 alone authorised TO collect ali
debt. due the late nfm and will settle and pay All
Aug. ). :s7..slldiv ciiAs. s.irH.
Piano fer scnoe 81 Be0s narIss.
WE have received this day. from the celebrated
w manufactory Of Boardman, Gray Co., . 8
octave Piano, which Ne warrant superior 10 tone
and durability 10 the octaves Of inferior makers
aagi0d PATRICK ACCUSE.
Fer Exchan0o.
ME have boon adding lately TO our assortment
~ Of Pictures, and respectfully invits those de-
string TO furnish their pArlors or saloons With
something artistic. to give . call. Real Estate
taken in exchange.
auglsd PATRICK GROUSE
Ne nh, nj. Plsasans 4 Muscaslne
Ra1l1oa1.
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DELINOUENT LIEr m 1-ser,

For Me09,1
A STORE ROOM, one Of the best stands on Main
n Street. Applyto DIMoND d CONN
augl2 dtf
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Ne. 1tS Main.ss., bes. lsh 4 Ssh.
waoLnsALs AHp RsrAIL pnALsas u
BUI LDER s. HARD WARE.
HAvE nov II store fall stock Of Bsildi,s
1 Astsrials. zach - Ria and A0rttse Losks,
Latches sad knobs, Batts, Screws and Boits. ~
Pullsys and Cord, Sash Fsstsaines, Bella, Car.
riasss, wasdrobs Hooks, Gate Hissss, 40, %.
Also, . large stosk of
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-12

800 DOxes
N/INDOW GLASS for sale at reduced pric>,
w. BY MARSHALL BRUCE.
augSd1m
I lNsEED Oil, v hi,e Lead, Zine, Paint and Put.
- ", for sale low by
angsd9m MARSHALL / BRUCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-12

IHk New CONSTITUTION We received
nothing farther yesterday pertaining to the
result upon the Constitutional question, and
We SEQ ne reason to reverse our opinion that
the New Constitution has been adopted.