The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-31

Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room FIRST door to the right.
Orders for all kinds Of Job Work filled
with neatness and dispatch.
Daily wAig.
II any Of our friends have preserved any
copies Of the DAILY VINO, between March
I'd, 1854 and September LIST, 1854, We will
Be particularly obliged II they will let us
know il.
nUsgNEss NOTICE.
We expect oil Job Work to be paid for on
delivery, unless she1e is special understand
ing to the contrary.
- Judge Clags.s has refused to change
the venue in the case Of the State ". Red
out and Nash.
FALLlso.-Ths river vas falling slowly on
Saturday. The highest point reached was
IN inch and half below the mark Of 1856.
MoRH GOLD Fousp.--There we're many
ssarchers after gold along the river bank last
Saturday, and the pure article va positive.
y found, though in very minute particles.
AssAssrSArios Al Nsw OaLaAss.-On the
night Of the 10Th, A. P. Philips, Captain Of
the Parish Prison, was attacked on the
Streets BY party Of men armed with pistols
and poniards and cruelty assaulted. The
murdsrers are suspected to be the friends Of
agentleman whom Philips had wounded in .
fight At political meeting.
CosrLAoRArros.-Fo thousand dol.
lars destroyed Mayor Sample consigned
to the flames that amount Of City Scrip last
Saturday. The amount now out 10 about
$4,000.
CT very serious riot Of miners, at
Pottsville, Pa, occurred last week in carry
ing out . strike for higher wages. The mil
itary was finally called out, the ring leaders
apprehended, and peace and quiet restored
once more.
CO The march Of the second cavalry reg
iment has been countermanded, and the reg
iment ordered to rendezvous at the nearest
post 10 Texas till further orders.
CO The richest vein Of gold ever dncov-
cred in this country was struck few days
ago 10 Psckenon's gold mine, near Altoona,
Georgia. The vein has been reached q.
three different points and exhibits very a..
tonishlng richness.
Unitarian Church.
The renting Of Slips and Single Seats in this
Church will take place on Tuesday morning, June
LIST, 81 O'Clock. lmsyso-dtdl
A mare Chance.
That weii-kuown House, Youse AxsaIcA Rss-
rArRAxr, situated on johnson street. will b. sold
II bargsiA II applied for soon, with 81 Farni-
turs, Fixtures and stock. Apply on premises.
mAyso-d6t
Exchange keauceal
The undersigned, members Of the Bankers
Annexation Of keokuk, will sell Exchange at the
following rates:
On New York, At per cent. in Specie.
" per cent. +" Currency.
" 81. Louis, per cent.
GEO. c. ANDERSON 1 co.
H.K. LOVE AGO.
FIcKLEN LUCAS.
CHAPLIN LIE.
may3Sdu Blk, HALk co.
NOTICE.
OPvicR or HATCH THonrson,
kEokuK, May -, 1855.
On and after this date We will sell Exchange on
St. Louis. at per cent. premium; on New York
per cent, for coin, and per cent. for currency
myssd
FoR REST.-A pleasant room, suitable for An
ot6csor sleeping rosm, for rent low. Inquire 1T
this once. [msy21
NOTICE.
Trimmings ali complete, for sl6, At No. II Main
street. C0MSTLCK 1 BROTHER.
Cottage for Rent.
Cottage, containing several rooms, situated on
the corner VI High and Third streets, for rent
Apply at this Office, o. adjoining the premises.
mayl7d:
For Rent.
O STORE ROOMS under the New HOTEL on
g Main street. and on Fifth street--all Of which
will ent for retail stores. for the following
Finds Of business: Drugs and rerfumeYy, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Merchant Tailoring, Ladiss
Shoe Establishment, Millinery, Dry Goods, Con
dictionary ana Ice Cream, Family 9roosry. and
Cigars and Tobacco.
Also, one room connected with the house for !
Variety Store or Bazaar; all OF which will be
rented on terms according to the times.
apr10d HOkNiSH D WILsEY
TO THE A4AnlRa
HS. u. TALON, having just returned from
AL the East, IL now Offering 10 the Ladies' ! 6ne
stock OF New Spring 0oods, including Bonnets,
Her shop 10 removed To
Ne. 81 Maia.st..
Where she will BE- pleased 70 SEQ her numeron.
sustomsn. 1-Fowlsr's Models Tor sale.
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