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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-24
Groceries.
WILSON = HALEY.
w nOLENALE GROCERN.

WILSON = nA0LEY,
W Wholesale GROCERS.
~ OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
100 half che.i Young Il, son and Gunpowder.
10 half chests Oo.usis aud Soucbuns
% csddses fom ! 10 - he
~ boxes Palm s.sars
20 boxes Variegased Soap
IS boxe. Shaving do
20 boxes Transparent do
boxes Castle do
10 boxes Pickles.
100 boxes Tomato Catsup and Pepper Sauce.
loo boses various brands choie. fObacco.
10 600 Cuba sixrs CtsArs
2o,VDo Impaired do
100 boxes No l and sealed ficsHhgs
10 bLls. new Msekercl.
25 hall hbi.. do
~ Kits for family use.
20 bbls AID Kegs OF Muiassc,.
- hEd~. Sugar.
20 don Bed IoEds.
80 bhl- driaI Apple.
10 sacks dried Peaches.
100 boxes new Rat.ihS.
- hhlt assorted SHt4s
800 bo.es do glass.
Su kcgs assorted Nails
100 doz Tumhiers
Eplces Of all k.fde
Wooden ard Willow Ware, Brushes
2Oo ibis Cider Vinegar.
- Together with a large stock " other articles,
all OF which We will sell On reasonable tcrms
Juncli WILSON 4 HARLEYD
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A Dull ScHoLAa.-To prove that teachers
may place portion Of scripture before .
ciass in cyery point Of view, and examips
and cross examine the children upon Il, and
yet leave the little ones completely un;n-
formed, Ne would instance the ansvss given
BY boy 70 gsatlsman On The sseasioa Of .
school examination. One Of the psalms Of
David had been repeated By one Of the boys
with great accuracy, and after having been
examined BY the slergyman, - hs thought
thoroughly, stranger who was present asEsd
the following very natural question ssMy
boy, can you tell me who David:~ O.? 20 edo
NOT know, sir, whether you know, but Mrs.
S. knows he il the man who sells gresss
three doors from fathers. "-[Uhureh OF
England Sunday School Quarterly.
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DEL1 No EMF List % Lots,
ANwhich Special Taxes are due and unpaid

NOTlCEis hereby given to the owners Of she
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated In
the City Of Keokuk, Lee county and State II Lows,
whose names are mentioned, and all othsrs iaAeY-
- ted, that special tax has been asssescA eud
levied on ssia lots, hy ths City CosAsil Of aid
city, for grading the Aliny through Rapsk No.
$50. ~ designated in the above list, sna IN
less payment BE- made Of the taxes % levied
and also all coats, before the 10Th day Of Aaasss A.
d. 1857, the said lots, much thereof g shall
be necessary 70 discharge said tax and coats, will
b sold on the day Aforesaid, ~ the Mayors sfbcs
in said city. bstWess tbs hoafs VI o 'sIeck T. n
and o'clock p. N. &C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keskuk.
Ausuat g. lRkT.dtd
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cTPrinces and prinoessss ara eating
quite romantic. 1t 10 said that the Grand
Duke Constantine was followed TO Paris by
his wife, who assumed the disguise - pass-
port Of the wife Of . Russian merchant
She established herself with one servant at
the Hotel du Louvre, and from Themes pro-
ceedcd to watch her royal Spouse. Il ap-
pears, however, that the Grand Duke never
went anywhere, or found any acquaintsnces,
that the Duchess herself did not approve,
for there wss NO MATRIMONIAL sqaabbls; and
just before he departed the Duchess rsvsslsd
herself-to the Duke alone-vho, it il said,
used to make clandsstine visits to bis own
wife, thereby acquiring, amongst those who
were not in the secret, . reputation for
gallsnsry but that doesn's hurt any man in
Paris.
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NxxYeax. Aug. l3.

INV Yeax, Aug. 10.
The steamer Central America, from Aspin-
wall, with California dates to the Goth ult.,
two weeks later.
She brings one million and quarter cf
dollars.
News unimportnnt.
Mining new favorable.
Agricultural prospects throughout the
State were good.
The anti. Broderick party bore down all
opposition in the dem. convention. The pro-
ceedings Of the session were Of q very bois-
ferrous character.
The California democratic state conven-
ton have nominated Hon. John B. Weller
for Governor.
The Republicans nominated Ed. Stanley
for Governor.
The markets continued depressed. 1t was
believed that nothing but suspension Of
shipment for 2 or 3 months would restore
confidence.
In the June election the official majority in
favor Of q convention to form state consti-
tuition, was 1898.
The VALPARAISO markets had slightly i'm
proved.
rhe steamship Walton Minister was lost
near Cabrera, with the captains wife and 10
of the crew.
A large and destructive fire occurred at
Valparaiso.
A battle had been fought near Areauipa
between Gems. Vellanzo and Castillo. Both
claim the victory
There was another attempt made at revo.
luton at Caliao.
New York, Aug. l5.-The steamer Empire
al Al cxl -.
ma, arrived to-day.
A panic had occurred among the moni ed
institutions Of Havana, resulting in the
stopping of several of the recently estnb-
lished banks.
Confidence had been restored through the
energetic conduct of government.
Ii was rumored that Spanish war
steamer had captured SLAYER of the east
end Of Cuba.
In Wcstchester Co., yesterday, Judge Rob.
berts gave decision freeing Ellen, girl
& years Of age, daughter Of John Bail, who
claims having been captured by the British
sloop of war during the war Of 1872, and
claimed the child as her slave.
HALIFAX, Aug. l2.-1he telegraph lines
have been partially repaired, and We now
transmit the concluding portion Of the pub
lie dispatch which has been delayed by the
heavy storm.
The following meagre particulars OF the
great race for the Goodwood cup We gather
from the Liverpool papers.
The French horse Aoparque won the race.
The Englis.s. horse Arizbar 10 PLACED second,
and Fisherman third. Gunboat clipped and
fell, and Kestral and Genoa Divergy also
fell heavily.
Monarque won by . head, and Arizbar
beat Fisherman by about three lengths. An
ton was placed fourth and was two lengths
behind Fisherman. The American horses
Pryor and Prioress were placed fifth and
sixth, and The English horse Melissa seventh,
All the others pulled up. The finish is said
to have been the most exciting ever wit
messed.
The English papers remark, but without
assigning any reason, that the American
horses would have figured more promptly
had they been rode by English jockeys.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ., ls57.-The Presi-
dent returns on Tuesday. He openly ex-
presses disapprobation at Walkers isother-
NAL speech, but says that he must be sup
ported. There will be some six or eigh, An
ti-Walker Senators, but the President de-
clares that the people Of Kansas shall vote
on the Constitution, whatever may be the
consequence.
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ONO. The Republican State Convention
met at Columbus on Thursday and nomina-
ted the following State ticket;
For Govcrnor-Sntmon p. Chase.
For Lieutenant Governor-Moses d. Walk
or.
For Secretary Of State--A. p. Russell.
For Treasurer-A. p. Stone.
life.
For Member OF Board of Public Works
Jacob Biickensderfer.
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i Pss Heatns
s oss % rs ' ss5ys !: =. s .s -
III
10 q
he
90 pieces Tor Be AA
Irsss .Ac,a.osr sisa $3.50 =
10,
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Wilson 4 PotteY's News Room
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.

English Papers for sale By Wilson 4 Potter.
Comic Papers for sale by Wilson Potter.
News Papers for sale by Wilson 4 Potter.
Pictorial Papers for sale BY Wilson PottAs
Religions Papers for sale by Wilrop 1 Potter.
sporting Papers for sale by Wilson \ Potter
Scientific Papers for sale By Wilson 1 Potter
New York Papers for Sale BY Wilson / Potter.
baltimore Papers for sale BY Wilson 1 Potter.
Detroit Papers for sale by Wilson 4 Potter.
Richmond Papers for sale by Wilson 4 Potter.
St. Louis Papers for sale BY Wilson 4 Potter.
Chicago Papess for sale by Wilson Petlsr
English MagAsines for sale BY Wilson 4 Potter.
Our Magazines for sale BY Wilson 1 Potter,
BeIdiAg's Review for sale BY Wilson 4 Potter.
Invaluable Magazines for sale by Wilson Potter.
Novels and Maps for sale BY Wilson : Potter
bred Scott Case Tor sais By Wilson Potter.
Bibles and Testamcnh for sale by Wilson Potter
sug3d
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Lessens IN TsemQ11& nnGAn, Lasan,
eEesk, DrnveH0 6}1GNE oaa sics.
DA0S. bRAR08 see - Sssvisss = teacher Of
- Ne laesey 1eoW11e an1 oaisuces to the
teiss - osutisln & RsoIsk
y. ths unAani0A. having Md instructions
4 Pse1s nk1en f4ssssa1ly md IN our familiea,
sn1rfuily fssseAmed hin - The sitissns Of Ksokuk
- good, eAsisAt and faithfal teacher, In every
way worthy Of their patronage.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, w. A. Beers.
Mrs. N. B. Dickinson, p. Eiohar,
Mrs. 0se. kilbsurne, jules 0siser.
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4 CaPtsal lavcssune q s:.-.Ns Cash
Payment 1eQ9tFcAl
T1eHE subscribxrs offer for SALE for |es dsss
l sniy, sTxAA SASH and BLlN0 FACTORY
IN complete running order, in the centre Of bust.
ness, and having liberal patronage,
For .hre days viii be offered, all on sime, greater
part in !, 2, and ysars, At per cent. interest
per annum. No money until next May.
HICKEY 4 SIMPSON,
Thrd-st, between Main and Johnson.
aug1 5.d5t
sale 81 Dry GooAs.
vIsHk entire stock Of the Second Street Cheap
1 Dry Goods Store viii be closed Internationally
fret cost 10 close the store. Sale to CON.
time two weeks.
Augi6
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The CuNNiScnAN CAsE.--lt is now SUP.
gested that the District Attorney will indics
her Is the wife Of DR.. Burdell. This will
compel her to prove that she WAS not his
wife, TO escspe the penalties Of % attempt
70 impose upon the public spurious heir TO
his property. She must in that Case, either
show thstshe was not his wife, or 20 TO The
state prison.
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PLUMAER A CO.,
Ne. iis MaiR.ss., Aes. Ash r. ST., q
vnoLssALn AID nsyAiL pEALxss n
B IL d Err s. HAIR d w ARR
HAvE now In store fall s,ock Of building
i Astsrials. such - Ria and Morti,c Locks,
Lstches Aad knobs, Butts, Screws and Boits, Bssh
Puileys aud Cords, Sash Fastcnings, Eens. Car.
riages, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate llingrs, Ae., "a.
Also, large stock Of
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLUM MEN 4 CO.,
DSALRRs IN
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared 20 farnih French and American
~ Giass Of any siss desirsd. Alse, British
Csssu 0iaas Sash Of all common siscs; Linsssd
Oil, vsrnishes, Spirit Turpsutine, AlcItoi;
Paris Chrome 0resaI dry anli 10 oilj ard aifths
cheaper esAiitiss ef Green all s0ts u Graininr
Celors 6pld +ssf Silver spd Copper Bronse
Paint and Varniph brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
Ne ess Aleo Agssts for the State Of Lows for
'sYostegss Patent Friction window Supporter"
which are now coming into very RsMersi use, ana
sses - sseslisnt Substitute for weights pullsys,
and great saving Of sEpsass.
~Asenu wasted 70 sell them through the
State.
W. are also sgssts for Ksoksk Ter sswhits's
o.-..aa:...Ea c...Ais Yixtssss," ~ simplest an
bsss Csssaia Eixssrs ever iavsntsa.
% PkUNAkk 4 CO.,
jy9eSAw Cssn's Raildjsg. lis Main-s..
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Coon roa rms WEsr. - Pottswattanie
county has elected the Republican county
ticket. Freaost hos elected part or oil Of
our county ticket also.
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CAEMl11O AM D0UO0D0TO,
A PO1HkCARl16' HALL, esrnsf Il JeAn- :
WksissAs asd Rsssii Dsaisss Il bsSss.
As9isiass, Chsnj1Alf DIN, Dye 6tuln, AID -
Psrfnnssy, Uio1es 1sAa1ss - Gnudb; PAasat
1s4isiass = - klda ~ II -, - ssspsp-
Apslfeele4 49,. . which tkey lnvi1o ~ -
teptlea q asAless. 49,
i. oNs1e4em. and Rhysieiaas will always - .
- eeea4 !iehnaat lsVoA Aad UnadnlleseAsa 49,
81 sh!s aasksk 81 6hsif Dslsss ~ = lsv = ~
". D-Apl16se n1t1nA exxuine thelf No. ~
eses yarehAsine saesWhees. t6lgS
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G1 JAbez Pratt,' the well-known Boston
Coroner who investigated the Or. Parkmsn
case, has become insane and been sent to an
Asylum.
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Mrs.. 0oe. Ailbsurne, Juies 0siser.
DELInQURNT LIxT OF LOTs
" QrqSt8 ~ Alley throssA Blssk No. 81.
Owners Names. Lot. Block. Tar Cost
unf 10 GG Z ~ s,,.ss sI..s
do So el.5s Ia
NOTICkis hereby given TO the owners Of the
lot. d:'sTiSsdin ne fsr:esins li. sitsatsi the
d, that special tax has bssa ssssass1 ana
levied on the said lots for the grading q the
Alley through said Block No. SO, - designated
10 the above list. aud anies payment b nsAs q
the taxes 90 levied, and also all costs, before the
ID day Of September, A. D. 1851 the ssid lota a. 20
much thereof - shall be Necessary 70 diechasS<
said tax and costs will he sold on she aay aiets-
said, at the Mayors Once In said city, between
the hours Of . y clock a. N. and . 'cisck .. =.
9. c. STEvRNS,
coilectorof theCity Of Kesksk.
August 10. lsJ7-dtd
Dssssiasien.
TINHE partnership heretofore existisg between
Holmes Co., 10 this day dissolved BY asesal con-
sent. s#e4 VI aa
j. II. Holmes viii eontiaas The ssslusss 81 shs
old stand and 10 aloAs authorised 70 soilset Ill
debts due the late an, sad viii sss:i: ~ al
Aug. .. :Ii..xllsi~ cHAa. s.irn.
Plane Ter schsess Or ssaas aarSsS.
"R have received this day, from the celebrated
w manufsetcvy Of Boardman, 0rsy Co., 8
OCTAVE Piano, which We warrant superior In tone
and durability 70 the octsves Of nisrior Hsaksfu
saglsd PATRICK 4CBOuGE.
Fer ExcNanVo.
N1E have been addisy tstsly 70 our as,ortmcn,
" Of Pictures, and respectfully invite those DE-
siringto furnish their parlors or saloons with
something artistic, to give NJ call Real Estase
suglsd PATRICK GROUSE
VIC. MILLS. ne. NAIL.
MILLS 4 HALL.
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
Foaria-H., oapos,fe >. r. Asahy 4 CS.'s Foundry.
fTNHE above firm would inform tho citisens Of
L keokuk and vicinity that they have nov opened
shop FIR the manufacture Of carrisgss, Bu ggieE
Express and Grocery Wagons. All wishing such
articles Nc would ask TO give us n call.
N. y. Psriteuiar attention paid to repairing.
500 HSxcs
"ISD0w GLASS for sale at reduced prices
w by MARSHALL BRUCE.
augsd7m
lNSEED Oil. White Lead, Zinc, Paint aud Put
.ps & =, $40 - y MARSHALL ) BRUCE.
DlGkLED Pork, Bacon bhoaldsrs, slides, 40,
Hnms, for sale BY the barrel and there's and 81
retail, BY KELLOGG BIk1K,
aug7 DIV Foarth-st.
on FEET front on Main-st., corner Of Sixth-st.
ON - feet front on Fifth-st., corner Of Dlondeap
Lot No. In block ~, on BlonhsAu-st., between
9th and 9TH.
Twod~eiiing houses on sth street. near rui.es.
Inquire of 4. A. HOOTE,
Aug1dlw Al Gas Cempau - 0l8ee
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HOME lAsuR1 - COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

HONE IASU11 COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
s@am sTA1~DfAOwA
- IowAC Cry III
Sa11f ~ S.y .as..
VIII AZ Act q y. Js.ss 90
A sasa, .vss e The
county ths d ;s s%s. an ,. 49,.
s' ''A'''' ."s-'- ~'- -
fssALl In testimony wssa have h
my Asdiorof
sTArEMENT e Ms Condition HoE INSURANCE. coMpANY, u
cry the
AoU " enttld Lei In ysEaf 70 MsryaNcs
OoMpa"ie," approved 2StA Jsmncry, 1851
FIR. The Til IAN: ard loAaon Of
Second AND eAHD M c THOU
fos'o-i. nssssos sss sasa,a the following ss.s,v
.sa ava ~ ~ 3
lana M. no.A: s.d nos.s.
M On
PIsnis.. observation-disclosures.
rs.l
nj due..
Rss4 - - - 4
Mssa it~ss y
rss
block eity-tAes nrm arcamst ncss " - -
'o1s sa.s A. Seq: .rsatass.
-
-.seesw Connniosr In New York
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10 $3.50 NGarA OooA Aa0hsY.
The Ana1Gemeots Tor transportation Of LNnher
on ia X. n y. 4 u. b. b. are completed, ana
20 .t0eoft. daily. A large and good supply Of
LUAD8K, 6HINGLKS AND LA1H,
will be kept eoastAatly hand. Special care viii
be token y furnisA bills froa the Mill upon The
shortest nosies. v. bALOM An.
ivA Tn.
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-, 900 WanSea
4 ~ Ksehsk City Bills u pssmium ef3 = can't
kinds. q the ssfasr Of MAin-st. and Lsvss.
svlSd KING TAYLOR.
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CAoaYer shan tne OAeaPess.
vHOeo Ahoae - papss tAsiS houses, will Ind 1t
= their interest 70 sxanins. before pursAs stng,
~ sxteasivs stosk Of nsw and elegant PAPx1
j. J. DOUBLEDAY ! WILSON,
fnna12.A 1Aannh.at
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To BE TRIED ovKx.--The seat for the City
Of Oxford, in the English Parliament, has
been declared vacant, on account of bribery,
and Thaokeray becomes candidate again.
This time Lord Monck is his competition
Better luck to him, on the second trial.
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0TO1A0R NOTICE. =
sISAR fellewipg eeeae, II not called for within
! thirty days lssn this date, will besoll 70 -
changes Onsame, viz:
One bog sua1slse, chest TO-, I esek ste~s ~
wash tab - oeoteotS All 0aRkeA J. ". Dsaa.
Known . TAYLOR
KSekuk, Joly 10, 'ef-dln lases.
pUR10N1B Nssafsl HIstsSy 81 MAJ, Ae 0lSA1,
~ An1 ~ oyAAsapsas, With ellltaens 1fem 81.
vier, Ls1s1sdes - sehes pss.isels aesaf. llsAa,
fog go - 0opM. 1A0WNk4k Aco.
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cor. sIxrM 4 T1AEl.Krs..
MILL keep eossaestly ON hand Ill kinAs Of
w Lumber ssitabls for The market u Ksoksk
aad susroundipg sonntry. such -
OOklN6, DFsssed and Roush.
H4D1N0, inch. DO do 81
AnN LUMBER, large quantity.
9kYCl00, d do
w@YARLUABR shi6k, this, wide sid nsfrev.
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thln, vide 81 aarrsw.
HA11Tlk0, H., -.
6nQ0LES, No. and common.
LA1M, 10 DO
ALLeaAANY LuMRER, dry, large quantity
POPLAR 4 PINK JOIBTE, u every dsscriDuor.
do do ScANTLING, do do
PINE TIMBER, from 8 70 ~ inches square :
large QnAptity.
Ali0f which We will aell ON the most rcasonsblc
tsrms fer cash. CREEL 4 hHEPpARD
Keokak, Jaly 20, '57-dAwsm
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Aeokuh anA Aaallaon Parry.
i est and most onysnient Ferry Boats sGoat, tie
GATE CITY and HAMILTON BELLR, which
will run regularly, and pass every one safsly and
without delay, from =. m. 70 Sp. n. The propsi-
stoss have incurred heavy sxp<nses and intend 70
pssvere IN doing 90 until every ebstssIs has been
and thst Ferry shall Be the very beet for
the Accommod stion Of tks trade Of our city.
The "Hamilton Beiis'' has hssn buitt With sxtra
power and superior Recommendations for towing
and for pleasure sxeussons ,and VIII b in rsadl-
ness for such purpose ~ all times short notice.
n. ". SAMPLE, Prsst <. n. Co.
J.ua A<H
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a NAN aad WIFE the former 70 take charge
"A " garden and stable, the latter 10 take
charge Of house. Good wages will b. gives, end
the situstion u ans of the very hrst Inquire Of
aue3-d SAMPLE RANKIN.
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CTIn the month Of May, 1880, while the
king Of Naples was being conducted to the
Tuileries in the equipages Of the Court, the
crowd made an immense noise, and the event
was the occasion OF veritable excitement
in the city. An old woman, seated in an OBJ
scure corner Of the Place Carrousel, and
dressed in rags, cried out, "Bah . kingl-
Under the Emperor we saw nothing but
kings!" The Parisians Of the second en-
pire can say ~ much, for Paris never saw
within its walls more sovereigns or princes.
The above jsu dcsprit reminds u Of On an
eceote OF sailor, who was on board OF an
American frigate whom it vas honored By
the presence Of royalty. We have forgottep
where the frigate WAS stationed 1t the time,
but it WAS probably ct some Of the Mediter.
ranean ports, whore kings abound. The row
al guests-for the story says there was :
batch Of them--were shown over the shin.
when ono OF the party, who happened 10 be
] behlnd the rest, having his eyes and proba.
bly, his thoughts on heaven, missed HE foot
ing and disappeared from tho deck. Jack
waited awhile to see il his majesty would
not re-appesr, and seeing that 30 did not,
walked up to the Lieutenant with this biz
Of information: "lf you please, sir, one
Of them ere kings has tumbled dawn the
hatchway."
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II r. SAITH respectfully Informs his isisads
T., and customers that he has gone East 70 pur-
chase his Fall uoods, and VIII return about the
Arrtof September. [aug4dtf
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fT-The locusts have done some damage
IN Iowa. IN the region Of Sioux City they
have swept many field. clean Of every green
thing. They are still ravaging the fields Of
Minnesota, and when they change from one
quarter to another the sky is said 10 appear
very much ss it does during snow storm.
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NyISD0W GLASS for SHE at reduced prices
w by MARSHALL Bkt,(sR

I lNSEED Oil, bite Lead, Zinc, Paint aud Put
II ~, for ssle iow b. a 81
ApgSd2m MARSHALL 4 BRUCE
DlGkLkD Pork, Bacon shoulders, Sides, ax,a
/ Hams, for sale BY the barrel and tisres and q
retail, BY KELLOGG BIkuk,
auy7-d2w Foursh-st. +
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-15

The VIRGINIA ScRrn RAcg.--It has been
considered by Wise's par,izans that he was
perfectly sure Of a seat in the Senate, judg-
Ing from the prepossessions Of the Legisla-
ture elect. But it seems that Hunters
friends are sanguine also, and the Richmond
Hhig thinks Hunter will be chosen il the
election comes of early in the session, before
Wise has time to dine and vine and BAN
boozle the country members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-15

NIE have been adding tstsly 70 our assortment
sirineto furnish their parlors or saloons With
something artistic, to give NJ call. Real Estate
taken in exchange.
auglsd PATRICK 4 GROUSE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-04
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
BOOTS AND SHOES,

HAITERS, MISSES SHOES AND THE FIN
IN est assortment of Leather and Findings ever
hoEght to this market, just received y Railroad. The
entire stock was purchased in the East and is of the
latest STYLES. Philadelphia made Ladies' Shoes Of all
kinds, with Chidrens Shoes, all sizes and patterns
have thus e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-04
400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
KEEN & PRESTON

HAVE now in store, every description of Boots and
Shoes adapted IN the trade, consstin of Mems
oak bottom pump sole kip boots, do 4 c.f calf, do
calf and nit stitched plain and fancy lace exten ion
top Boots Mems split, lined and unlined and oa..
tom kip, pump sole BroCans; do nit calf,
calf and patent leather Shoes; Mems calf and goat
pumps. Boys split, lined and unliBed kip. oak BOT
tom pump sole Brngans: do goat and NIT goat, calf and
calf, and patent leather Shoes; Boys calf aud kip,
pump sole, and plain and fancy lace extension top
Boots.
Womens kip, split, calf, lined and unline Bootees
do goat nit goat bonzed, glove top, patent leather,
enIncei and XIII sewed and pegged Bootees akd (ai.
ters do plain and patent leather faced Caters; do
Bootees % every style Eureka, Jenny Lind, Excel
snr, Polka, &C. known 10 the trade. Womens Bus
kins OF various styles-caf, goat, grained, kid,
co. enanneel, patent leather, glove, ironzei, &c.
Misses Bootecs, split, kip. calf calf, goat, init
goat, patent leather enamelled, morocco, fancy top,
Brnnzed, glove, &c.
Youths Brogans, calf, calf kip. split, goat, grain
ell ace and stamps! Shoes. Youths calf and A calf
Boots. Childrcn's kid and colored morocco Shoes.
fhese goods were bought Of the manufacturers, and
We defy all competition, except them. We sell
Boots and shoes on the same terms Dry Goods. We
have one Of the largest and most desirable stocks of
boots and shoes ever brought into the State, including
majority of the best makers of New England; and
from this time forward, il win he losing business
any merchant To pass by Evansville on then way up
the river to buy boots and shoes. We RESPECTFULLY in
app KEEN Il PRESTON.