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picking at the soft sides of an old
crevice-wondering absent mindedly
what the folks at home would say if
they could see me now? All at once
my knife struck on something that
felt like piece of gold. | struck
the object again and my first impress
sion was confirmed. In flash home
was forgotten, with my own wretch>
edness, and I felt only the fierce,
gambling like excitement which moves
the gold hunter. Crouching to one
side SO as to decrease my ownshadow,
yet with my head still obscuring the
dim light Of the drift, I tried to see
the cause of my metamorphosis, but
could distinguish nothing; SO [ pro-
ceeded to pick around the sides Of the
supposed precious object, without
however loosening it for some time.
This caused me to think it must be a
large chunk indeed, and my hopes
rose higher every minute. The sweat
rolled from every pore, from the eag-
erness with which I toiled, and my
heart beat so that | could hardly
breathe. At last-up it turned
Very small, indeed, but not smaller
than my anticipations had become in
one minute. However, took it to
the light and it was really gold!-a
specimen Of about four ounces. Forth
1 bounded, actuated by a new revul~
sion of feeling, and tore down the
hill to my partner, shouting eagerly:
Oh Joe! We've struck it at last
Look at this!
The boys generally, hearing of our
good luck, gathered around US and
wished US "pile.'' They had been
very kind to US while we were work
ing our worthless claim; every day
asking us how it prospected. and Of
fering us some other claim where they
thought we could make wages. High
ly elated. Joe and I went to work,
but we never found another piece land
finally abandoned the claim and the
vicinity with disgust.
A short time afterwards, as we
subsequently aseertained, a miner
fresh from the Atlantic States, being
told of my adventure, went to the
same old creyice which [ thought we
had worked out, and commenced
picking up the soft bed rock; and ne
actually found in it after few min
utes of labor, lump of gold worth
$500! He ran down to the store
half crazy with excitement, holding
the precious lump above his head
with both hands, until he reached the
counter, upon which he struck it vio-
lently down, to the terror Of the bar
keeper, and shouted out from the
doorway in wild stentorian voice
"Hilloa, every body! Come here
come here! I've struck tive
struck it! I've got the world by the
heels! Come here and take a drink
EVERYBODY p
The long, low canvas store was
soon crowded by an excited and noisy
multitude, eagerly pressing forward
to see the "big specimens" and to
wish the finder "good luck, old fell
in a glass of "whiskey straight
Next day, the fortunate man, find
ing nothing more in our old claim,
started with his prize for San Fran
cisco to take the next steamer for the
East. Very few are SO easily salts
fed with California.
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q NEW LOT of HARD WARE. SC.
"a gust received. lot =. SMAIH
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ORIGINAL.
THE LATEST TELEGRAM.
BY QUILP of Housatonic.

BY QUILP of Housatonic.
King Neptune sat in council grave,
His train about him stood
Bold Tritons from the ocean caves
Bright seanymphs of the floods.
Dolphins above like stars of night,
Flashed down their silver sheen;
Mermaids below in amber light
Bathcd all the cliffs between.
His foamy locks the sea-god shook
He fiercely gazed around
His trident on his throne he struck
Earth trembled at the sound:
"Hear! treasurers of mighty winds!
Hear! marshals of TIE waves;
Whose manors are the ocean glens-
Whose castles are her cavesl
"Stilrpuny man pursues his way
Der all our ancient seas;
His sails still droop with every spray
And swell with every breeze.
ss' tbs base for gods to war with men,
Else had we stayed his arm
Wild, wasting winds, loosed from their chains,
Had reused worldwide storm.
"Yet here behold his deep design
Behold ,rhdt man hath acrought-
Behold this railway for the mind
This giant train of thought!
eShall we not reign in this our home?
Shall we not rule the deep2
Vain man would till the ocean foam
And ocean harvests reap
'sTear from his grasp the fiery charm;
Toss back each snaky fold;-
towards! why shrinks each trembling arm!
Are We of earthly mould?"
Replied the gods: 'Most ancient sire!
Man rules below-above:
Death rides unseen amid these fires;
These are the darts of Jove! +"
sierohee Sept. q, 1858.
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AN eastern paper thinks Cyrus W.
Field ought to be rewarded by being
elected to the Presidency Of the U.
s. A poor reward it would be to
subject man to all the abuse our
Presidents receive.
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and CALIFORNIA HAMS
IND Recon AZ 26 PECK COLEY1
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GALVANIZED IRON HOSE.

yuyFIE subscriber ia now prepared to MANUFACTURES
Galvanized Iron Hose, for miners use, OF superior
oualitv and manufacture at the lowest rates lie has
quantity of Iron and Bands hand, and can fill or
ders at short notice. CALL or send orders TO the Tin
H. IT. 49, =. Us stors ,,ain street +. SMITH.
North San Juan, March 5, '5S lou
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TUST RECEIVED--A LARGE LOT OF
II unwnER. 3 PECK COLEY.
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To Miners.

VXyE are prepared furnish any articles not usual
w " kent in the stores in this place at two
DAYS NOTICE such as Anvils, Blocks, Ropes,
Pulleys Hose and every article wanted.
> PECK & C0LEY.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-11
For Training and MeAdamising on johnson IT.,
between 18th and 18th streets:

NOTICE II hereby given to the owners 81 The
Lets described in the foregoing situated II ths
City Of ksokuk, Lee county and State ol Iowa,
and al others interested, that special tar he's
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council lof said city for McAdsmising, uuttsSine
and Trimming in the Alley through Block No.
Is, and McAdAmiSing and Trimming on johnson
street, between 18th 18th, q designated In Abovs
list, and unless payment b. made Of the taxes %
levied. and also I'll costs, before the AID day Of
October, A. D. 1858, the said lots, or 20 mach
thereof shall b. necessary to discharge said TAI
and costs, will be sold on tho day Aforesaid 1t tbs
Mayors Ofhcs In said City, between tho hours ii
O'Clock .. N. and o'clock p. m.
G. G. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City OF Keokuk.
Oct. l, 1Sta-dtd
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GO M M ERCIAL..

DAiLY Cars CIrr Ovyics,
ksokak, Oct. &th.
FLoUR-Coantry, ~ y per sssk. superAns,
- 50 to % 66 per saok Extra, (fsll wheat) - 90
70 % 30 per Dbl. Graham, ~ - per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 40 to 40 per 100.
C0RN-Ready sale - Is TO 4oc.
BAKLkY-6psing, bos6o. Fall, 7oasoe.
wHEAT-7oasoc for SPRING so to 81 90 for
PAN.
0ATS-In sesusst Al 10 ~.
KYR-S1c TO Sooj little coming In
P0TAToEs-New, 20 TO 30 by the load re-
tail ID TO 10 cas- per peck.
0nOCkRIEs--N. o. sugar fair Q, No. !, u,
prime 10, clarified 1lslIa, orusAsd and loaf Is
tsl3A. Moiasses--Piantasion SO to lec, 8. Ii. 40
70 ~, Golden Syrup, Is TO 500. Coass--Rio II
10 ia. Jaws 10 &c. Ries5 70 bac.
s0AP--Palm SIZE, Family 6ae.
CANDLES--etA 10 TO 81. Htssrine ia. Mould
Iaso III. summer pressed 1ss to lac.
LARD--Pairsspply, Sc 70 $40.
BUTTER--In good supply, 8 to u.
HIDEs--Dry ,isA 70 l4cj green, ~.
HAY-Prsifis 500; Timothy, % 90 Hun
gsrtan, % 90.
6EKDs.-Hungarian Grass, soto Ioec; Tim
othy,tI ~ to1 80; Pax Seed. u l5a$1 -.
SUNDRIEs-0nions, Ttto 90 /; Eggs, 7as4 cts.
Feathers, s6e to 100; White Beans, $50 70 rs.
fRuIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, -
80 to ~ 10 per Dbl. Dried apples, 81 70 TO 81 75
per bushel. Dried peaches. 50 6s to - rs. Raj
sins, - 70 70 4 %.
cHEESE--W. Rs to ~ Denmark . TO 10.
Pk0vISI0ES--Msss Pork, none Offering; Should
srs 81 &c, Hams to 7Ae, Sides 81 to 10.
BEkF-iAa2c grossj 30 70 4c per quarter.
aHEKP--4IA 70 ~ = head
sALT--G. A., 81 30 10 u IS Per sack Kama
wha, 1sA23s per bbl., Liverpesi, 137b Per sack.
IsH--Msckerel, No. l $40 to t7i p Dbl No.
J tlbtotle; No. 8 t11to3l3. white, MOL IS %
to IS rs half Dbl. No. 2 81 7tto - 90. Cod
Rtsh bto 61an
ExcsAHos.--on New York for currency per
can't; for gold per cent. St.LouisA per cent.
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kw0t1 q III. 0O9IvEMse AGENCY
STEAM 4 SHIPS

AEaLO.sAx0N, NORTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, fne~) NORTH BRiTON, fnew)
NOVA scoTIAN .tpew) HUNaARIAN. tnewl
------------. tnswt.
hanning In connecfIon with the GRAND TRUNK
hAiLhOAD Of Canada, under contract with
we canadian u .hv Ta.,s 70 transport
DATES or SAILING.
:, PROM ousBxc. PROM IvxRrooL.
nverery alternate 6atsr- Every alternate " sdnes-
day from the fad Of day from the 10th Of
Msy = ths 18th Of April 70 the seth Of
DuTing the winter pontAs these vssels eonnsst
land.
RATES or PASSAGE.
From CAfesss 10 Lssypeol via Mich. Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
$5V toy ivy
according TO accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
No~ Liverpool 10 caieago, via Steamers andRail-
roads,
sos 10 3lIsTs
according to accommodates.
JEW 3bl -
including cooked provisions.
fully qualified Surgeon sails in each vessel.
Each Passenger ticketcd through win be al
lowed the same quantity Of baggage vREx BY Rail-
rosd Is BY Steamer, viz: 10 cubic feet for each
cabin and 10 feet for each steerAge passenger
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
PAassngers are dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer.
Itwill BE- observed from the following table that
the canad line have beaten every other In cross
ing the Atlantic, the average PASSAGE Of the Coll
Inns and Csnafd hnss - BY The aunsal tables In the
Ny. Herald during 1851 being
KAsrwAkD. WRarWAHp,
Collins Line, lid 33h Sem Collins line, I'D I3ho
n ~ 1 rxu> "A r.
Boston lad Oh ON Boston Ira Nh IN
Canadian hne10d16h om CanadianL. lid lhem
The longest passages made BY he Canadian Line
were IL days to Liverpool aud ! days TO Quebec.
The Collins Line have mad3 passages Of Is TO 70
days, and the Cunard Line Of II TO II days.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago TO Liver
pool, or Liverpool TO Chicago. apply TO
j. WARkACK,
Agent Of the M. o. S.s. Co.,
No. SO Deorboym Street, Chicago. nIs.
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RlCKEY,S
CIAL EXCHANGE.

ss ss s M SM&M sbAAEGA.
oooOo 4 ! - 11s1 Bonds, bearing
- ~ 800 iaa1see ~ AsAAanl-
siag xsxss - sxshAaes ~ ~ n1ik
4 nars GAance--Lsts = =, W NJ, -
asr II Tsltea aAd 1igAth 81. for 11lse oasAfth
OasA, hAlaass IN ], :, : and years.
cash pAlA for LEE COUNTY ORDERS
Call 400.
OasA paiA Tor CITY WARRANTS orCITY
SCRIP.
% Acres on Plank Road, miles from ksc-
kuk, With young orchard, al under cultivation;
- aeres timothy meadcw--low for cash.
= Number ~ Dweliings for sale on
sasy tsrms.
nunAsr Of dwelling hohses, ofhees and
sleeping rooms fJr rent.
GrrsAs DaSgaIns oan Be had IN city proper
y. improved and animpToved.
Msney Leaned on collateral security.
sept 33-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-11

w6e0so P0leOt Sowing m0Cnl60s
The editor Of the Cleveland co., Piaindealer
says Sewing Machines subjcc. of the great
est interest in this vicinity they Affect the Ia
Tor Of every family in the land. With view Of
purchasing and examining every kind, 70 And the
best, wo spent several d. ~ while In New York. II
minu,est inspection u all kinds now In market,
and our conclusions were in favor Of Weed = Pat
emit, ~ the most reliable Machine to be put In the
hands Of every one throughout the state. We
purchased one Of them, and have used it for some
time, and our opinion is more than confirmed, for
II does every Kind Of sewing on cloth or leather,
doss its work strong. sics and rapidly. and has
nevsr boon ont Of order since 1t come into our fam
lily and il Is simple ~ seemingly impossible to
get cut Of order or require repairs more than any
ordinary person perform. 1t is nicely orna-
rnsnted, and makes an ornament to the furniture
u the parlor. il very strong and little liable to
wear out. Its operation easily be learned with
the printed directions for : guide, and when any
family has learned It's use, We are sure they will
not live without 1t. 1t uses two threads, thus
making the work stronger than II done BY hand
with one thread, besides making both sides Of the
work just alike. Those who need Sewing Ma
chine will do we'll 10 examine this.
WHITNEY &LyON, Propristors,
s45 Broadway, New York.
Sold by
.. A. DUKE, Agent for Keoaak, IS Maia-st.
octod4wlm
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q n n ID TRU n r HAILR q ID
or CANADA.
~ADELIaHTfULA ROMANTIC ROUTES
PROM ZEE WHIST TO
Boston, Neu York, and the Eastern Stotas
Tia fAs MtcAsgan Censrdl, Great Wcsser~,
0gdensbsygA 4 veymoNi Ce~tyal, asd
GRAND TRUNK railroad OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have m opportunity Of
whiting sams at the graadsst and most vos-
derful scehery In the world, including Toroaie,
Niagara Falls Svspensio~ Bridge, TAossand Is,A~ds,
Rapids Of the 81. Laurence, Quebec, Moatvesi, Waite
MoaHiasxs, the Tubular Bridge, tnesriy fpo wass IN
lengthy, Lake Champiea, Fails Of Monsmoresci,
Hudson River, etc, etc.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EM = ANTS.
Passages may be secured at the once Of the Com
pany in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool. Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeea and MoDtrose. An agent Of tho GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal Of
emigrsnts and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 10 t35 TO Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI "A n ~ A N.
OF 22 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
10 under contract TO this Compan for or more
trips to Portland Tourists' return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for al
points East, aiso for the LSyiatsan, or for the NJ
0.S. y. Co.'S ships, can be obtained st the once
Of the arani Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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Printing Inks.

Ws have for sale aquantity Of WADE's Color
I'd Irxs, which are Justly conridsred the best In
Aarkst. There A-s among them all shades Of Red,
blue, yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
rs cents up to 81 per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and vAEnish, and nearlya Ali grades Of Black
Ink. Of the name manufacture.
We have, besidss,a quantity Of Mather's Black
Inks, undisposed Of than which there are none
better in market.
All OF which we will scll ~ manufacturer pri-
ses for cash.
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Esreclesure - Mortgage.
State Of Iowa, In the District Court Of Lee
Lee County, -. County, At Keokuk.
Isaac K. Cochran ~. william Purneill
and Mary Purnell his wife, James ForecIosvys.
II. Green and Jonathan W cof.
v1yHE above named defendants ere hereby noti-
j Aed that there 10 now on Ale in the once Of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, at
Keokuk, : petition Of said Isaac r. Cochran.
c!:.-..S cs re :::1 ..'..::..ii.1u rasnsii nye
hundred and sixty-six 6s-1o0 dollars with the
interest thTsson, - money due ON two promis-
sorry notes and mortJsgs on = part Of lot -four In
block one hundred and ninsty-eight Ia said city,
70 secure the same, al executed by him TO said
Cochran and Green, and claiming also the fore
olosurs q said mortgage and that unless they ap-
pear and answsT thereto or before the Tussdsy
next after the nrst Monday Of February, 1859, DE-
fsult will be entered against them and judgm emit
rendered thereon. Dated the 37th day Of Septsm-
beF, 1865. N. ]. KELLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Tho plaintiff In the foregoing matter having
obtained N order Of publostion against William
purnsll sad Mary Parnell, and james II. Green
from the DiStriet Court Of said Lee County, Iowa
lot publioAtionAbe made in tho "late City" /
Newspaper psblhhed In said county, three time1
per week for four oonoecGtivp weeks.
xnI1 y. LRECH, Clork D. O.
Sept. ~, lS5S-sepSedlv
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG = BsRGE, Agents,

Tho Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG = BlRGE, Agents,
No.l4o Main street Kk0KUK, IOWA.
I lFFER FOR SALE, In quantities to suit, the
~ following varieties Of Powder:
RiAe-F0. PFC. and FYFd. In Is, III, and
d4n kegs.
fFFG. In cases Of - ] ID. canisters.
/"
Blasting and Mining-f. Eff. and O. rs ID. kegs
kAvsrY Fuss ct Wholesale and retail.
We win furnish the above Powder by single pack
age. At lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
Yymen, quantitei upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver 10 them hero, thereby saving 10 them all risk
Of transportation. In eli casss We will GUARANTEES
eur powder TO give satfsfaction.
Censumsrs Of powder buying in 8, 10 or % key
lots, can save money BY baying Of us.
6portsmen can buy Of Us 1t retail
PowDaR in and ID. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
Sno1, BY pound, bag or keg.
Cur Cars, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG DIRGE.
sepH No. lao Main ct.
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NoRrHwxsrxKs QUARrERLY MAoAzfHE.--
Cave 4 Barber have laid ou our table the o.
tober number Of q new Quarterly Magazine,
published by Rufus Blanchard, Chicago. |.
consists Of about hundred pages OF mostly
original matter, with leading article upon
the history and condition and resources Of
the great North west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-11

iiosrxrrER. Three bottles ef Hostssisrs Veg-
stAbie Stomach Bitters will cure Dyspepsia, ons
bottle will create appetite, force Of the impure
bile, purify the blood and invigorate the system /;
two bottles viii cure the worst kind OF Liver Com
plant, one bottle viii dis.pate tina. weakness at
The pit Of the stomach, give color TO the eounte-
nance, impart tone and strength to the system, and
lend chee1fulness to the mind. Every family
ought to hare Hossettsr's celebrated stomach lit
No article isso peculiarly adapted TO the de-
pressing effects OF our climate.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
cotl1-dkw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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GsRxAx MILITARY BALL.-The fine German
Military Company Of our city have Ball u
Barrows' Hall, on Monday evening next. A
grand time il expected, and an unusual large
number Of our citizens will be on hand.
Price OF tickets ono dolfar.
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The Committee appointed to make ar
engagements for the Excursion to Quincy,
on the 18th, 70 hear tho Discussion between
LINCOLN and DOUGLAS, recommend the
KEOKUK AND ST. LOUIS PACKETS,
and have made arrangements as follows !:
The Packet will leave here On the 18Th 1T 81
O'Clock, carrying passengers to the discus
sion and back, leaving Quincy u 9 O'Clock.
Fare el so for the round trip, including sap
Der. .REpItpI 4GAN COMMITTEE.
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j. K. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
Lana and Ccneral Agent,
AND
INTELLI ENCE OFFICE.
M - MAyN-QT


KEoKUK,
RUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
ID perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Drars Deeds. Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles 70 Property.
0ives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowledgements.
IL Agent for Insurance Companies.
Inquiries By Letter promptly replied to.
Ncgotiates Loans, makes Collcctions.
Obtains, Kxhibits, Buys and Sells Pstsnt Rights.
Loans Money on Coilatsral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and puuctual-
ity, are the lea ding features Of this House.
Refer 10 the following gentlemen:
II. r. Lewe, Governor.
Hon Thos. W. Ciagett.
Geo. g. Anderson 8 Co., Bankers
Rix, Hale = Co.. Bankers.
1D-Aecnciss and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4, 'S8d
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ExTENSION TABLES, side Doar1s,
L. DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
in Oak, Mahogany and Cherry, for sale low for
Cash, BIZ GEU. Il. KILBOURNE, Agent,
maylM Main-st., bet. "a = Sd.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING /
Pric % 20 Suit tho Tines

CLOXA1N0! CLOT HING
Pric % to Suit tho Times!
g POLLOCK 4 go. are nov r~cssvsrs
~. large, we'll selected and splendid stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And can supply customers with any thing usually
called for in their line, from COARSE TO supsrdne,
and FROM plain 70 very handsome. It's mo usc 10
expstiats; they have just the articles for Aard
times, beth In quality, styls and price. All they
ash il that customers call with A0~CAsh Ia hAad
and GET great bargains.
Remember the plAce--nt It door TO Dinners So
loon, on Third.st., between Main and Johnson.
ssp1ld >. POLLOCK co.
WAncPofS,s History.
MKW VOLUME. The American ksvelutioa.-- -
IN The History of the United States. Vol va;
bslne vol \. VI the American Rsvolutioa 81 0ee.
Bsasroft; svo. Uniform with NJ pssvisss vol
umes.
Also, lust pablishsd, Hilliard 81 Vs.aers. -
Law OF Vsndors and Purchaser ct 1eal Yreo@4y.
Dy Francis Hilisrd, ksq. AstAor u s'xAs - r.
Mortgages" -. Two vols. II oAe. ~. y.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-11
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