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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-18

CoxKr IN THE SKY--VlsInLs TO TIE Ma
KID EYK.-Professor Bond writing from
Harvard Observatory, on the 9th instant,
says.
"The comet which was first seen at the
Cambridge observatory on the night Of the
23-A Of August, had been constantly in
creasing IN brightness ever aimee its discoy-
cry and 10 now visible TO the naked eye in the
constellation Bootcs, in Right Ascension Is
b. Al m. North dcclination SO deg. % NJ
II has now been under observation 10 nine
evenings.
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N0TICEis hereby given 70 the owners Of the
lots descrbsdin the foregoing liat, In the
City Of Keokuk, Lee County and State q lows,
whose amss mentioned, And all sthsrs interest,"
ed special tax has been assssssd and levied BY
the city council Of ssid city for McAdanisipg and
CURLING B:ondsaust in front Of said lots - esg
mated in the above list and unless pay mcnt BE- made
OF tho tAxes levied and also all cos, bsfors the
much thereof ss shall b necessary to disshAyRo
said aud coats, will be sold on the DAY aiors-
said, At tho Mayor. Once In said city, between
the hours Of 0 o'clock .. ~. and 5 clock D, n.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collsctorof theCity Of keokuk.
sent IL l857-dfd
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Practical Test of the Chinese su.
gar Cane.
I From The Savannah Newa,2ls ult. ]

N'-N
SPRINGFIELD, Ga, Aug. 10, 1857.
MRssRs. EDITORS Amidst the heated and
exciting political questions Of the day, have
thought | would transmit to you the result
Of a practical experiment with the Chinese
sugar cane.
Last spring purchased one dollars worth
OF the seed, and planted it in the early part
Of March, in rows about four feet apart, and
In the drill, one and two seeds, every six
inches. My intention was to make forage,
having very little confidence in its saccharne
qualities: but | was induced to change my
purpose and make an effort to procure syrup
from it. Myself and Capt. P. II. Stanton
selected ten canes, measuring one inch in
diameter, and from eight to nine feet long,
which yielded five quarts of juice-ten more
of the same size, which had been cut one
day and night, gave the same quantity, and
again ten from his patch, measuring / inch
es in diameter, yielded six quarts, wanting
a gill or half pint.
We cut all the cane for boiling, irrespec-
tive Of size or age. We put two hundred
gallons of the juice in the boiler for the first
boiling, and after boiling slowly for ten
hours, took out twenty gallons of very good
syrup. The next day we carried one hundred
and seventy gallons through the same pro-
cess, only increasing the FIRE, boiling in sew
en- hours, and obtaining sixteen gallons su-
rerior syrup. This we boiled down little
more which makes it thicker, and is also bet
ter Gavored than the first. third boiling
Of one hundred and thirty six gallons at this
moment taken of, grew on Capt. Stanton's
plantation, which is very fine, and which
yields about the same proportion Of syrup,
or from appearance, more.
As the pot began to boil, we put lime in
each boiling. being governed somewhat by
the report Of Ex-Governor Hammond OF
South Carolina.
My seed planted nearly half an acre; no
pains had been taken to put the ground in a
high state Of cultivation, neither was it
worked with an eye to report for the pub
lie; and turning out thirsy-six gallons Of
tine syrup, which was ground and boiled in
two days, pays better than anything | ever
planted.
The principal reason for this hasty and
imperfect sketch is, | have heard OF some
/ one boiling and failing to make good arti.
cle, who calls it humbug. Ny impress
sion is that they do not boil il sufficiently
IL they make more than one gallon out of
nine or ten, the syrup will be inferior, unless
| the cane is far superior to what we ground.
1t should be boiled down until it has the ap
pearance of the syrup from sugar cane when
you desire to make sugar, and then you will
have fine article if proper attention has
been paid to the skimming of OF the green
scum which will rise on the top.
Yours, &c. G. HALrIwAS0AK.
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New TAIIorIn9 u . = . : !.

New TAAi0rInS ~ Use.
THE subscriber would take this method Of In.
= formingthe gentlemen Of Ksokak snd yicipity
that be has tskens
Store on An It,, BET. Main oad Biondeou.
for ths purposs Of carrying the above basinsss.
Having been connected Tor several Year, With tns
Of the frst houres IN Boston, he feels confidence
In inviting any in wan, OF Clothing ~ call and
examine bis rioek, committing Ia Isrt II Black,
Blue, Olive, 0issn, krown aud Maibvrvs French
and German BTosdclstlsy Germsn and Preach
Dosskins, Cassimeres rirh siik and Aar,eillrs
vsssings, Furnishing G.oer. II m,ainr,. Ae.
L. i. SMITH.
AEs. Deans seminsry Tor Young
Ladies.
On onccrt Street, b.tveen Third Fourth Streets.
kEOkuk, IOWA.
T1NHEnsxt sessiou wi ICON m snce On Mprssy the
! 1Ath Of September.
The principal being dssir, W u est.bl;shi, In
keokuk permanent lnfti.utioL II high order,
will exert hsf utmost sbility 10 reader her Semi.
nary In all respects verify Of patronage.
A central and readily accessible ioestioa he's
bssn oSssiaed--ths rooms srs airy aud commodioss
msnt, and particular attention will be bestowed
upon the physical and moral ~ we'll a. intellectual
training Of the pspils. e
In PAINTING the instruction will be careful and
complete.
IL Music the principal has Asailea herself Of IN,
emnest abilities Of Mrs. Z. A. Christie, for vocal
and Instrumental.
Stated Lecture. ON Physiology, Astronomy and
Bellies Letters will b. delivered without extrs
charge.
Primary Dspart,aea., session Of 20 weeks, sis o.
Music on Piano And Guitar, textrs) 70 o.
French aud Latin, (extrs) 10 VI
Drawing, grstis.
Yor further psIticulars enqsire al the Seminary.
sept1d
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pOCk EFT nook LOST

FlyHE subscriber lost HE pocket book the other
L day. containing tmAn sum Of money and
ssory note signed BY r. b. French and In IA
yor of Jonas Feather for the sum Of eighty dol
Lars. The public are hereby cautioned against
buying said note, and any ono finding the pocket
book win confer favor by returning II 70 the
owner 1t Hamill = Ralstons corner Of Main and
Fourthsts. JONAS FEATHER.
aeul0dat
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New CorSTHRFEIrs.-An Extra Clarke's
Detector says that Five Dollar Bills Of the
broken Citizens Bank, Washington, ID. c.,
have been altered and filled up SO as to read
Citizens Bank, Sanbornton, n. H., Citizens
Bank, Worcester, Mass, Citizens Bank,
Woonsocket, Il. l., Citizens Bank, Water
bury, Ct, Citizens Bank, Baltimore, etc.
Two's and Tens have also been altered in
the same way.
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The CURRENCY CoatNc.-We have hereto
fore intmated that prices of produce had
probably reached such figure that Eastern
currency would come to this city to buy it.
We learned yesterday evening tha; one par
eel Of $4,000 on some of the banks in East
ern New York had already been received for
that purpose. True, the amour, is eompar-
ahrely small-we ought TO be receiving n
million week Ia currency or exchange for
which shows which way the wind is begin :
ming TO blow" There will doubtless be
large remittances from the East in n day Or
two; but for obvious reasons wsehall not
be likely to hear OF It. Those who wish to
purchase will not be likely to let out secret,
which would tend 10 stiGcn the Market
lChicago Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-18

FoRsiGS ORDERS FOR BREApsrrrrs.-It is
stated in the New York Courier that there
arc large orders in that city from England,
for hrcadssutfs at limited prices. These pri.
ces, owing TO the stringency in money affairs,
have, i. adds, been reached, and even a
shade lower. The prospect is tha, there will
be u more active export of aour and grain
than was anticipated, and thus furnish a sub
stitute for the current shipments Of gold
Il is also stated in the journal Of Commerce
that the engagements Of grain for Great
Britain have averaged 10000 bushels a
day for several days, and if the decline in
prices does 10, prevent the produce from
coming forward from the interior, the Jour.
nal looks for an active business in this line
Throughout, the fall months. This will revive
the dropping spirits Of ship owners, and give
employment. 10 some Of the Graf, now living
idle al the wharyes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-18

MORE BANK CAPITAL. Applications for the
incorporation OF more than Elk millions of
additional bank capital will be brought be-
fore the Legislature Of Pennsylvania at its
approaching session.
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MONEY LETTING rp ~ BALrlxoRg.--The
Sun o! the ] lth inst, announces a change
for the better there. II says:
We hear that some Of our banks are now
DESIGNATING more freely. Generally, their
receipts are beginning to increase, and bank
officers seem TO have more expectation Of d
probable improvement. One bank Of mesi;-
UNI capital has discounted to the amount of
$4,000 within about q week, and another
Yesterday for over SIS 900.
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANUEACT6RY.
QLANK Books made and ruisd 10 aay reauirsd
Dpattsfn. Court Records Justices Dosksts, A..
sessors Books, Poll Books, &c., As., furnished Ct
short notice.
Old Books. Asgasiues. Music, Ac., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
e-Ay Biudsry will BE- found on SssosA-st.,
next door to the Athsnssm, Slgn Of the "Bie
Book" ISAAC n. PIERCE.
sep II Sid
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CLOT HING ST Q n r.,
- 1lnlnsst., ka0k MI :
'I,kUrlI Will ouT-Hsnes may = we'll 40
l knowledge the fact, that have jsst returned
FROM New York with tho best stock Of Clothing
and furnishing Goods ever brought 10 thismarkst
Whom say tho best, don I mean the largest, but
the b ST material and better msdc, and got up In
b3ttscstyie. In order 10 prove this fact 70 you,
would merely add that I Am the only man in
Keulak who purchased Clothing Of d. Devlin +
Or, az. Wide, jr. & Co. and HAnforI d Brothers,
who, everybody knows, are the best and most f.
vorabIe houses in New York and warrant the make
and ~ Of all their Clothing. Give me call, gen
aepis-d A.w aKrFYIrH.
A FINE assortment OF superior Beaver Peiis
IA sirrs for sale ~ ~ Aain-st.,by
sepis-d GRIFF.
ffsuE finest black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants b
! tho market, for sale At ~ Main-st.,by
sepls-d GkIFF.
A LARGE assortment of Yeats, all sorts and
n sixes, for sale 1t ~ MAin-street, by
seplS-d 6RIFF.
L,XTKA foe Cloth Coats for sale cheap, and 1t
IL warranted, At No. ~ Main-street, BY
seplS-d HRITF.
A ND the largest aud best selected stock OF
IA Youths Boys and Children 3 Clothing In THU
market, for sale At 70 Aain-st. Call in, Ladies
and $50 than. A. W. GRIFFITH.
sepI6-d
a Farm aud II ousc and Lot fer Sal /.
I WILL SELL, on favorable terns, Farm Of ~
Acres, we'll improved. with comfortable
dwelling and out houses, situated in Hancock Co.,
Ills, about 8 miles from Keokuk.
ALSO, y Lot on the corner Of Sth and Times
streets, with new frame dwelling house. In
qure at the Des MONIES Valley Planning Mill.
scpi7dtf r. IL. VANDEGRIFT.
WAN In KANSAS
THREE or -Four Hundred Acres Of Land to ex-
/ change for Dry Goods or Groceries. Inquire Of
sepl6dlm TH0S. MARTIN.
pErWEEN Montrose, Burlington, Z =
- Muscatine, Rock Island and Da-
yenport. The new and light draught sfeamei
EDWIN MANNING K. s. DAVIS, Commander
Jso. K. HANNA, Clerk. leaves Montross every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning. Re.
turning, leaves Rock Island sni Davenport every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday morning
Sept rs. 57-dtf
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Loss or MissfoS Properly AT LopiANA.--
We learn from the Mission House that the
peeaniary loss, from the destruction Of prop
erty by the Sepoys and Mohammedans OF
Lodiana, is much more serious than was. stat
ed in the letter OF onr correspondent last
week. Instead Of $4,000, the loss Is no,
under $4,000. The Depository Of Scrip
tnres, Tracts, etc, was full, and the pocuni-
airy value Of these books is estimated by Rev,
MIR. Janvicr at $4,000. The church. chan
81, school house, bindery, houses Of native
christians, nearly all Of Mr.. Janvier's private
property, and tina, Of Mr.. Thackwell, lately
employed BY the mission as . teacher, may
be set down as entirely lost, being either
burn, or piundered; besides great injury to
The printing office, types, etc. The station
at Lodiana Is the Oldest OF our India stations.
having bee,. formed 10 1854, and j, was one
81 the best furnished. l, Ia sad to think
that the missionary establishment at tina, city
IL now so nearly n mass Of ruins. We NAV
expect TO hear Of heavy pecaniary losses ii,
some Of the other stations, when full ac
counts are received. II Presbyterian.
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Appeals may be taken ~ the District Court b.
any party aggrieyed by the assessments alssssaid,
q any tine within thirty days. from the aats Of
this nstics.
Given under my hand this Alb day Of September,
A. ID. 1857. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
ssp6dlm Nayor.
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seNHE copartnersAip heretofore existing betwsen
1 Alley 4 Hayden IL this day dissolved BY mutu.
n COZ sent. J. Il. Alley h alone athofised 70 Set
tie the accounts sf the arm. J. u. ALLEN,
Sept. IL ,lS57-sspl1dlw +. L. HAYDEN.
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DIED,

DIED,
On Thursday, nth inst, ats o'clock a. m, Of
congestion Of the lungs, Helen Storer, daughter
OF Charles and Caroline A. s. Hitchcock, aged
year and months.
Tho tuner 81 will be attended at their residences
on 5th strsst, at 10 .. m. Friday.
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: . N ere Al Z ssAlA o saRsr.
1915.
NEW CnnrRG pr.rAor N0wvcr

1pNlrobie and PsrmsMemf Hemsstead, ssevSs /rem
sAnt6s' esscwtiSss and Laxliosls 6sas.
THE subscsihsr new oaess oar nsw sltissns ~
y cheapest bargain Jet out bsiAg Dssllins
House iasgs enough for ~ ordinary family, =.
clossd BY neatly painted paliag lsnes, With good
water convenient. In Asalthy location and Quist
ns.ghosrhood, WITHIN van mlnasss WAX Of shs
Estes How're. "
FIRST CONE: FIRST CLAIM.
II taken seon, can bs had q Low 6gurss. A
rass bargain, whether for residence or q IN In
vsstnsnt. Title guarantsed.
T1aas-4261 cash, balance In paynents 70 a.
eonmodate purchaser. For cash : liberal disco1nt
will - made,
HxehAnse-st., corner Of 18th, o. q the olacs 81
w. ". Dixon, Athsnsun BuilAia9s.
dis r. "A. URMGTON.
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ALI PRINTERS. il a singular Tact, TINT
not only the two United States Senators
from Pennsyvania, and the State Supreme
Court Judge, bat the present Speaker, Clerk
and Assist ant Clerk Or the House, the CLERK
OF the senate Of Pennsy lvania, and the Dem.
ocrasc candidates for Governor and Canal
Commissioner, are all practical printers.
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E0TED -
VOU are hereby notified that the frseholdsrs ap-
i pointed TO srsess the Dsmsges aud Benefits
assrning 70 individuals by reason Of the alteration
and widening Of Third-strest through Block No.
~, have made and Aled In the olRss Of the Clerk
OF the Council Of said city the following Asssss-
ment Of Damages and Benefits, to Wit:
DAMA0Es, A. roLLows:
j. b. Knight. - 900 90 John AcCune, 81, 900. 90
urNxY1ra vntfnWn.
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iTs ALL LrcK.-A man by the name Of
Rump was sentenced last month to two years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for frauds
committed by him to promote the election Of
James Buchanan to the Presidency.
so II goes Rump, who aided to elect the
President, is sent to prison for his rascality,
while Buchanan enjoys the fruits of the ras-
calls frauds during four years residence
at the White House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-18

The SrCAg TRADE the fall in the yalue
Of Sugar and Molasses has been great With
ia few weeks past. The losses on the
stocks on hand must have been many mil
lions Of dollars 10 dealers in this country.
and much more 70 foreign holders. The
Boston Traveller says:
Tie decline from the highest point is now
over three cents pound. and there is a
strong probability that bottom is not vet
half reached. When the decline had only
reached one half the present amount, few
weeks since, the New York Independent cs,i.
mated that 90 the stock Of So ,Gn9 tons Of
sugar and four million gallons Of molasses.
held in that port alone, the loss was then
fully three and n half million dollars or
course IL Bast lee doabe tnat non, ana II
this loss il made 3s that stored in New York
alone, what must Il be ~ the vast quantity
aIoat, in store in Europe and in the United
States, and the stocks Oh hand in the sugar
exporting countries! II cannot be less than
City millions II dollars already, and, az the
tendency il steadily downward, it will nrob-
ably reach hundred millions before tie
dealers will be able 10 touch the next crop.
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The case Of the State OF Iowa against Hall

The case Of the State OF Iowa against Hall
was tried in the District Court on Wednes.
day last. The defendant Was charged with
stealing hogs, but was acquitted by the jury.
We nllude to the case, now, as being the first
one which has occurred in this court under
the law Of last winter admitting negro testi-
mony. And we hasten to announce to the
universal world and the ssrest OF mankind"
that although John Heiner, n colored man,
did actually get up and give his testimony
in open court, before the Bench, the Bar, the
Jury and great number Of white men, yet
the court still survives, the jury still lives.
the world moves on as usual, and there is yet
no s'amalgamation" that we have heard of,
nor is the white race hopelessly degraded
We trust that Ben. Samuels and the Locofo-
co demagogues generally, will breathe easi-
or after this remarkable circumstance. Let
US add that Heiner's testimony which, by
the wayswas given in cl ear and business
like manner was submitted to the jury for
what it was worah. just like any other mans.
CO Thos. ii. Holt, who succeeds Judge Ma
son, ~ Commissioner Of Patents, is Ten
nessee lawyer who has no other qualification
for the position than that very universal one
amongst Locofoco lawyers North and South,
an extreme anxiety for Office. Mechanics
and mechanical inventions are looked upon
with the utmost contempt by the Locofoco
aristocracy Of the South. and this man,
Holt, knows no more about mechanical af-
fairs and inventions, than the king Of Da-
honey. Yet he is appointed to examine and
decide upon Patents. and to have the entire
control Of the scientific development Of the
labor Of the country.
Five-sixths of oil the patents of the coun-
try are issued to Northern men, and yet the
Administration bestows this office upon a
Shareholder, who is utterly ignorant Of the
first principles regulating the matters upon
which he is to decide.
Ofcourse the safety Of the Union demands
il, otherwise, Mr.. Buchanan would not make
such an absurd appointment. The vile me-
chanics' of the North must be snubbed in the
Patent Office by Southern STAKEHOLDER, in
order to teach them their place, and make
them realize that the Locofocos of the South
regard them AS mere white slaves
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-18

The Hon. o. II. Smith, Of Indiana, is wri
ting series Of very interesting reminiscent.
ces of his Congressional life, which are pub
lished in the Indiana State Journal. Here is
one
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ne f1EsH a RIVALy 90
o M Ne TALON takes pleasure Ind w
~ IVA announcing 10 the Ladies II n
kcok uk that she has just returned fo m ksw Yusk
and the Eastern Cities, with choice assortmen Of
Bonnsts, Of the lstest and most beautiful sfyiss,
for Fall and Winter vsss. Akc, 1ns assortment
Of Ribbons. ArtiAeials and fssthsrs. 4
Customers from The country siss reqasss Ito call
Remember the plsse--6o Aain-st., next door to
Ford, Gorhsm Ford's Bank.
Ksoksk. Aug. idly
DONNETN.
M ERCHANTS and AILLINERs whiting 81
4vl Philsdslphis 70 purchase goods viii u w
md large and splsndid assostmsnt Of tho u
latest stylsso Of Paris and Americas Bsnnsss, Cspa
and Head-Dresses st Ars. -. BISHOPS,
No. elA Chsstuat-st.
Particular attention paid 70 orders and goods
ssE1S-aims
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FIRE I FIN EIy


vxTE desire to offer our sincere thAnks to our
w friends for their noble assistance and perse-
verance In saving our Eoods = the late IRE, aud
TO our many Gus TONERS for their long patronage u
our I'D stand, and desire continuance Of the
same. IL they will take the trouble to give - >
call on the leve. No. 81, or - oar store ON Main
street, between 10th and llth, south side, for .
few days cry their orders will bsfsonptiy filed;
aud lp few days they wiil ind ~ I'll right again
1t shssid saad, With we'll selected stock Of
choice Groceries, which will sell ~ cheap ever.
We will continu ~ TO buy Wheat and ali kinds Of
Prndscs 1t either Of the above named pisces, for
which Ne will always pay the hishsst market price
in Cash. w. II. AUSTIN = co.
sspti5-di0t
NORTH WEST COAST, OF Three Years kesi.
IN dsnce In Washington Territory; for sale BY
seplAi CLARkE'H.
s1NuE AMERICAN DEBATEk, being = plain ex-
position u the principles and practices Of pub
lie debate: BY james N McEIligott. For sale At
scplAd CLARKK'S.
Moss SIDE: " Marion Harlsnd, author Of
lvl "Alone, ""Hidden Path" For sale 1t
sep.4d CLAkkE'S.
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GATE CITY

HAT, CAP AND fun EMRORIUN
HAVING just received our stock ct HATS,
Ii CAPS, FUhS and ROBES, We invite sll in
want Of any suca goods to call at our establish
ment and examine our
Gooaa and Prices.
This stock cannot be sarpsssed BY any ever offered
in this city either in style, finish. color, price
Don't take our word for it, bat call and see for
yourselves.
We charge nothing for showing our goods.
Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins.
G. X. 4 J. II. VOORHEES,,
sepiGd No.04 MAin-st., Keokuk.
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Great InAuceHe nssl... DRa9ess Arc
$50 g.sus0oAs.
A NY pcrson purphs sing one large bottle o. four
IA small bottles Of this celebrated Lintmsnt,
will receive scrip emitting them 70 the UniteA
States J0urnAl'' Tor ons year. This ID one Of the
best chances ever offered for subscribing fps the
best Journal Of Literature In the United States.
CAliAt KING TAYLOkb,
Augi6 No. l Aain-st.
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. AsssEn9cAs.s
RURN1 RIN10EN, Of Ksokuk, Iowa, have
ID this day assigned 70 NJ, for IN bsnsAt el iii
their mslitors, Al ord singular thar psrsopal
property and fsal estate. Creditors will present
1hsir claims, andee oath a. A1smAlion, vithis
three months, - the Law rsqslrss.
JOHN II. DAY,
Sept FL 1901. Assignee.
sspe -dSw Times oopy.1
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C.ARRi1GE MAiKiiRs,
TH1 above arm would inform the sitis4As y
j Ksokuk and vicinity that they havs new opsned
. shop for The manufaetars of Css1ieees, BnRsies
Expfsss and 2foessy wagons. All WiaAlng Sseh
articles " would Ask 70 give 20 call.
y =. 2. Ss-.ica!a. attention paid y repairing
aug0dSm
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= y y III
Ru1Asll u Wyco1f
GAVE removed frpm bth street 70 their New
i Store, "a Third street, between Main and
JoAAson. where they will BE- 1t all times ready
70 farnish their fsSsads ssd sustomass with the
choicest
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