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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28
Whsnce the Name.

A distinguished citizen of Iowa. and an
early settler, writes us in regard to the name
OF our county. lie states that our Moptfo.e
friend must be mistaken in his position that
the county was named for the Lieutenant, ~
the United States Army, for the reason that
ms name was Lea, and not Lee. According
70 his understanding, and he was present Ar
the time the county was organized, and the
name given ii by the Territorial Legislature
sitting at Belmont, it was named in honor ~
tue celebrated General Lee of the Reyolu-
tionary Army.
Such might very well have been the i'm.
preston OF outsiders had the facts been :
we first stated, that the county was names
Tor ". \. Lee, who at that time was larael,
interested in lands here, and whose brother.
in-iaw, and also partner Of whom. was A..
tending to matters connected with the coun,,
At that session Of the Legislature.
we shall probably here from Mr.. Gillette,
before long, and think it probable We NAV
come across some memorandums Of the LAT.
Dr. uailand in relation to the matter.
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Telegraph News.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 23d.--The Catholic
priest who favored the Senate with prayer
to-day, was Father Boyle OF the St. patricks
Church in this city. The Senate was full OF
priests in dress Of surplice and cassocks.
y il the fret occasion since tho foundation
OF the government that the entire vestmcnts
Of the Romish Clergy have been seen in
either Chamber. The Rev. Father read from
Breviary Bishop CarrolPs prayer for those
in authority. The Chamber happened to be
crowded, and much interest and curiosity
was manifested, with every appearance OF
devotion by the Senators and spectators.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 22.--The Legislature
this afternoon, by concurrent resolution,
elected Henry s. Lane and VIM. McOarty q.
s. Senator'S in place Of Fitch and Bright, the
former till 1868, the latter till 1861.
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according to previous announcement the
Masons OF this city met at their Lodge ves-
terday afternoon, and having formed in pro.
cession, peceeded by music, marched around
several spares, and returned to tho Athe.
n@um. Ornamen,ed by their various and
beautiful regalia, the procession was Quite
imposing and attracted general attention.
When all were seated in the A,hen@um.
Judge Clagett arose and made some appro.
pirate remarks. He said it was highly
proper that, as Washington was Mason.
the Order should respond to the patriotic Of.
Tort OF the Ladies Of our country to secure
the domain and tomb Of Washington for the
nation, and he made stirring appeal 10 all
present 20 contribute literally. The Judge
then introduced the Rev. Mr.. Corkhill, who
made q short and appropriate prayer.
DIR. Sanford then came forward to The
stand, and entertained the large and respeo.
table audience ina speech Of some length
characterized BY his usual ability and clio.
qnence. The Doctor 10 prominent and en-.
thusiastic Mason, and it il certain that III,
Order did not suffer ut bis hands. His dc.
iineation OF Washington's character as ,
statesman, aoi ~. po.1i. .: aoa;:Tas:. 70
tween him and the heroes Of Antiquity a.
well as Of modern times, were mastery sne
discriminating. The description Of Washing
tons initiation as Mason Was impressive
and indeed, the whole discourse was re-
ceiyed with profound attention and frequen,
applause.
At tbs close Of the proceedings, gentlemen
were appointed 90 solicit and receive sub.
scripsions and donations. We did not learn
the result, but presume the subscriptions on
the part oil the Masons and citizens present
were liberal.
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GERMAN sentimens In Missoari.
A G0fman paprr IN c. Jn..x

German scntimens In Missouri.
a derman paper in st. Joseph advocates
emancipation, and will probably continue "a
90 80 until the Border Ruiians gather sufh
cieut force and lay in such ample supplies Of
"rotgut" ~ will raise their courage to thu
sticking point" When that occurs we NAV
expect TO hear of the German press being
broken up and thrown in the river, and OF
the German editor being massacred or driven
from the State.
The Border Rufian journals Of that vioin
ity are evidently trying to excite Just tina,
state Of feeling BY denoancing The editor a.
an incendiary, traitor, &c. The st. Jo-
seph Gazette says:
AN EAAScipATIoNIsT.--We have been ask ed
why the Gazette has not noticed the enamel
patton Articles which have appeared in the
Deutsche Zeitung, Of this city. We answer
that We DO notintend to give the meddlcsome
individual consequence to which his weak
and silly articles do not entitle him. III left
TO himself, his articles will fall still. born
Unnotioed. be 10 utterly impotent for harm.
Ihisls a question the discussion OF which. in
snis particular geographical locality with ref
erencc TO our surroundings, can result in no
good to us. The very fact that public dis
cussiou OK the subject ia going On tends to
weaken the institution of siavcry--not, to bs
sure, that the arguments OF the ems pcipation.
lists cannot be triumphantly refuted, but be-
cause IT will intimidate the owners of sucb
property already in our midst, and deter 9th
ers from coming amongst us. We presume
the writer OF these emancipation articles will
nave accomplished his chief present aim when
ne has succeeded in provoking discus.
sion.
Here is paragraph from the Ws.t on the
subject:
me UhBRA AGAIN.--The last iseue OF the
81. Joseph Deutsche Zeitung, contains an.
other article on the advantages and exped;-
ency OF free labor in Missouri. Disregard
Ing Our word of caution, that paper continues
the publication of the ineendiary articles Of
Umora, who, in the issue of the 9th. ia even
ooider and more shameless in his abolition
ism than he was in his communication az a
week ago, lie now goes in for the unceasing
agitation OF the subject of slavery, contend.
ing that II will hasten slavery extinction and
tno adoption Of his pet measure of emsncipa.
tos- regardless Of the danger to the lives OF
our citixens, which he engenders- less
Indeed OF every principle by which patriot
~ supposed to be actuated, Cmhra continues
70 Prattie his stale treason and uonsonss in
ths columns Of the Zeitung.
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NEW nOOKxI

women - BeAuty and HeroIsm.
A PORTRAIT Gallery u female loyeIiness
~. achievement aud influence, elegantly bouns
and beautifully illustrated BY Frank Is. Good
rich, author II "Court Of Napoleon
Price : 2 50.
Josephine CRIIcry,
One OIL the most attractive books for presenta.
tion ever published. Price IS.
The Atlantic souvenir.
Richly Illustrated, superbly bound, and full Of
the choicest reading matter. Price IS,
Future Lite, or Scenes in Another World, By
Geo. Wood, author OF Peter Schlemihl, 10
= white - was Mornrng, by Virginia r.
Townsend.
MILES STAkDISH
ILLusfkATED BEAUTIES OF IRVING.
Also, good assortment u Family and Poke,
Bibles, LYNN Bccks, pra err Books, Albums Pert.
folio, Juvenile Rocks, Toy Books, &C., for sale By
dce2il - NV. WESTCOTT.
M Mayr.st
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BusINESa NOTlCE.

Subscriptions for the DAIRY GArE CRY. ana
WHxKLY vAlLsY Vine, must be ACCOMPANIED nv
the cash in NIL cases.
DAILY subscri hers can pay the carrier II, they pre-
Ter once in two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all eases.
No job Work delivered until paid for
All advertisements must be paid for in advance
except in the case Of customers with whom We hav,
mutual accounts. With such, settlements vii, h.
made quarterly.
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CONl, COnl.

TUU t0G NEW TUX INA E0FWtMg.
tom Mine.
VIE slbscfiber rs now prepared 20 furnish TINS
L superior Coal in quantities 70 suit purchasers
NJ the lowest ratcs, delivered to any part Of the
city or other points the ryer. trial viii con
vince any enc VI Its superiority. Apply 1T the
once On fhirdsi., near Main, over Chaplin 4 Lees
Banf. X. I. PLATT
dec a3 Nv
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COAL! COAL! COAII

TSHE Slaughter Coal Company are prepared to
L furnish their superior Coal in quantities to
suit pure hascrs ut the lowest cash rates They win
deliver II at any Joint in the City Also st Aamit-
ton, W saw, Alexandria and other points on the
River.
Ohice On Third Street, beliw the corner Of Main,
over the Banking House If Xix, Hale 4 Co.
SIEPIiES u. JONES,
octigd5m kola Agent Is. @. Co.
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NOTICE.

lave this day placed In the hands Of Sample
Rankin my books, notes and accounts. Per
sgss knowing themselves injebted will please call
~ their atfce Oh III st., between Main and John.
son, AM cancel the same, or any persons hayins
business With me will Call on them.
dselBdlVt III. b. FOSTER
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FT-The friends of Dartmouth College are
making an effort to raise fund Of 800 900
for its benefit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

rSr Six or seven persons have been arrest
cd at Havana, Cuba, charged with conspirpg
against the life Of the Captain General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

X g oknk Branch OF the state Hank
OF Iowa.
kEokuK, Dec 9th, 1858.
TIVE annual meeting of the stockholders Of this
! Bank, as provided by law, will be held at its
Banking House in Keokuk, on Monday, January
Sd, 1850, mt 10 o'clock q. m. for the election Of
Directors, aud the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before them.
SAM,L +. MILLER, Pres't.
dec7Sd5t j. w. MCMILLAN, Cashier.
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of Montreal, died on the 18th inst, aged II
years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

1BaJard Taylor has written ia answer
10 the letter Of friend in this city, that be
will endeavof 70 take our city in his lecturiDg
course, some time In the month Of February
next
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THK Dxs Mofsrs NALLEf NHfs IL published
every Monday at thit Office, is enc ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has y widely extended circu-
iasion throughoutths Der Moinef Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois
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BOOKS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS !!
"E are now in receipt Of our stock Of
w HOLIDAY HOOKS,
To which We invite attention. Our stock compri-
ses, in part, the following works:
SPLESDIDLY ILLUSTRATED syo. EDITIONS OF
Shakespeare,
Byron,
Burns,
Moore,
6emans,
Scott,
Dryden,
Pope,
Homer, ETC.,
Bound In ElsHat Turkey Nsrroee BindMq.
3emo. EDITIONS OF
Longtellow,
Tennyson,
Leigh Hunt,
Whittier,
Mrs. Jameson,
Sake,
Holmes.
In BLUE AND GOLD.
LIBRARY EDITIONS OF
Addison,s works, vots.
Goidsmtsh's works, = vols.
FicidinE,s works, 4voIs.
steRness works, 2vels.
Dean Swift,s works 81 ois.
Marryass's works, IsvsIs.
In uniform and style, bound in elegant ha II
Calf or Antique.
CouRr or NAPoLroy,
ksicKgRBocKER GALLERY,
LEAFLETS or MEMORY,
CRIKNTAL ANNUAL,
BOOK or Beauty,
GEN or THE SEASONS.
ALSO.
fine assortment Of JUVENILE BOOKS, AL
BUNS, PRAYER BOOKS. Bibles,
TOY BOOKS, ETC.,
Suitable for the coming Holidays, at the
CirY Book SfoRK,
Deeis OGDEN, BRoWNELL co.
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KELLOGG & BIRG
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
FntIT DEALERS,
am,nisston Merchants,
And Dealers in
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No. lac stAls sfnEsr kkokuS Iowa.
Dec2ilswln
LNaos R.--2so bbls. Flour an hand, and Ter
u sale lowest mar.ot rates, At li9 Main-st.
dee2id&wlm KELLOGG A BiEGE
roFs EE..-i35 bag Rio Coffee, Of various
~ grad ), for saie lo9 ~
des2,d,wIm kELLoGa d BIRGE.
StGA hhds. r. q. Sugar just received
- in ami will be Sc Id by the bud. in bbi.
very low Tor cash,at lao aain.st.
dec Baldwin, KELLOGG d BIR6E.
MOLaSsEs,- -25 hills. Sugar House and
VI Pa. tatipn Moasses jast recsiyed and for sale
vt No. 40 Main-st., by
dee2aaawlm KELLOGG d BIRGE.
SAL1. $500 bags q. A. Salt for rsl- BY
- dec2liawlm KELLOGG b BiRGE.
The Cleveland Powder Company
kr LLOGG a BiHGE, Agents,
No.li3 Main stree, ..........KE 0kUK, IOWA.
4 lFFER FOR SALE, in quantities to suit the
= following varieties Of Powder:
Rihe-fG. FIG. and FFfa. in %, 124, and
ollb kegs.
"a FFF1. in cases of b / Id caniaterE.
g q /" +"
Blastr.; and Mlning--F FF. and 0. IS ID. kegs
hAsnTY Fuse NJ 2helesp le and retail.
We wiz furnish the above Powder by single pack
age ut lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors aud quar-
ryinen, quantities upon the lowest terms ana de-
liver to item here, thereby saving them all risk
Of transportation. In nil cases we will GUARANTEE
cur powder To give Satisfaction.
Consumers Of powder buying in 3, 10 or 20 keg
lots, can save money by bagingof us.
Sportsmen can buy Of III at retail
Powder in and lb canisters, and any desired
quantity.
SUIT, BY pound, bag or key.
GUS Cars, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG A BIRdE.
decst9aw No. lac Main st.
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ma HH led

MARRIED..
On the 25 th inst, by the Rev. l.. Whitney, Mr..
Geo. II. smith TO Miss Marguerite L. Bishop. All
of this city.
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ctPIToL RESTAURANT,

Iy
10 e d pms u c x.
'l'HE Proprletors having re-epenei and refur.
furnished tha Capitol FIESTA u ra ms ia
the most thorough manner, are prepared TO furnish
meals at all hours and at low rates. They will al
ways have the best the market affords. 0ysters
snd Game served up Ia every style.
by Beaid, Per week, - o.
Rooms suitable for ofiess or Lodgings, In the
same building, for rent very low, by the week,
month year.
II, N. BROOKS, pronrietor,
LOWELL HOWE, f"p'ie'ofs'
Inn
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TWO WEEKS LATER
From Pixies Peak /!

Just In Time fer the Hoiiaays!
A FINE lot Of Jewclry Silver Ware, Hair Or
"A naments, DC, DC, suitable for the Holidays,
just received. Also, another lot Of those
GOTHIC AND ALARM CLOCKS,
And fresh supply OF those pure ITALIAN YIO-
LIN STRINGS, best mIorted," by
PARMELE a BRO,
decltdIw STU Maip-st
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SINGING SCHOOL,

w ANTED, hAus, for which we pay Cash.
". IL. AUSTIN 4 co.,
ssSA3W No. lis Main.st
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LAaoK DAAAcK.-A breach Of promise
case - on trial in ST. Louis, before Judge
Reocr, in which damages are laid BY the fair
plaintiff Mt the sum OF one hundred thousand
dollars, and from forty to fifty witnesses
have been summoned on each side.
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JNO. N. GRIFFITH,
Z nc A 6 n G y,
REAL ESTATE AND Monty BROKER;

REAL ESTATE AND MONEY BROKER;
Cennsssi0ner OF Deeas.
For New York MiSscuri, Illinois and Pennsylvania
Farming Lsnds and City Property bought
ard sold on comm Fxion. Agents
for hefci iowiug responsible
nsURkRcE COMPANIES:
HUMBOLDT FiREINS. CO, NEW YORK CITY.
LAMAR FIRE iNs. o., NEW YORK CITY.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms CO., NEW YORK CITY.
ouAKERnrYffRE MARINE IN. CO., PHIL.
PACIFIC FIREA AAKleEI ms. co, ST. LOUIS.
MUTUAL BEAErITLI fEIN. co ,xxwAxx, nj.
J90-Marine Risks TAX en- In the Lamar. Pacific.
and Quaker City Insurance Companies.
Entries made for shipments 10 and from COX uk
on open Poiiciss, without charge fur Polieiea.
Al Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid
INSURE YOUK LIVES
Musuai Benefis Life Insurance &c.
Nett Accumulated Capital 81, 742, 825.7S.
JD-one half u the Annual Premium rsqairsd
in Cash. Note for the other haif At sir per cent.
interest.
cD- Annual Dividends, averaging Thirty Five
per cent, paid 10 the Insured sid not TO tho
stockholders.
sA-PleAss calls. the Agsas, q tie above Con-
panies, on Thi I'd Street, snd get your Policies.
JAo. NJ. 6hiffiTL, A gent.
keokuk, Dec ?. 'sedim
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency. ~
kJOLICiES OF IDsurance issued Mt the lowest
rates in the fclio wing reiiable arst clsxs com
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YoRK
This Is the safest and must reliable Life Insurance.
Company in the world. with an accumulated
FUND Of over -, 900, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.,
or PROVIDENCE, n. 1.
Capital $50 200 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRIN0TIELD, nAss.
Capital sl6O.OOO
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEoRIA, ILL.
CaDiGai eAOo, 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll 10 call II
the Agency Office Of q. H. DiMoND.
deciSdlm Main-st., over Ogden s BOX Stors,
lnsuxs Ysur Mevcha II disc, stores
and DwcIitngsl
Policies OF Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIR INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE co., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL e200, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE Co, OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
WIN. W. BELkNAP, Agent,
DecI-dm hee0Rd-at., ncar Main.
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NUVLIN,
k'hoM my new house on tbs corner Of Franklin
anu ssstpth strsets, few days since, nearly ali
the furniture OF a new cook stove iacluainv ~.
per boiler, eefsc and tea kettles, Ae. A,,hsrf1
reward Will be given Ter the return Of the artiees
% ior the apprehension Ut the thiei.
aee1id8s A. IL. HEASLIp.
SINGING SCHOOL.
II. EMERSON will commence bis ,eeona
I'D, 10, at Z O'clock y. ~, in his room an An -.
between Main and Diondesu. All who intend ioin
ing the class are requested to De present on Thai
esenlhs. fdee2ldtd
VIVA MTEm kAI1S g. -,
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FlME lNAUMANCk.
~ 10 . = url state N q = ~
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY

FINE IkAUnANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ST. Louis.
DIRECTORS:
Us: Mccane, 8. u. Edgeli, C.s. Greedy,
X. Wynan, y. II. Peck, B.w.AIexsnd.r.
James smith, D. pomeroy, D. y. Page.
R.s. ELLIOTT, sec'y. 3. N. ED0ELL, Prss't
HokxrRA-nAxARDoUs RlsKo rAKun.
FIR. HOLMES General Agent.
dscldly .BKIDGMAN AE't, Ksokak. Y
DlssoiuaS0n.
SIsHE Co-Partnersbip heretofore existins b.
! tween the subscribers, under the name and
hrn Of Farrar = Hsines, ~ this day dissolved b
mutual consent. Robert r. 9. HsiDes will soa-
tinue In the business, and sign the name Of the
arm In liquidation. They will also settle ali 90
counts Of the late firm, and All debts due il must
RoHEKT MAiaks.
Co.PartneFship.
The Undersigned, having formed > Co-Pastner-
ship nuder the name and yle Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF III. s. Fsrrss
will continue the business Of manufacturing Hash.
4. Is. = . I...a', iR;sS :.
Ksokuk #. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINR6,
Ksokuk sept. -. 81. r. q. HAINEs.
oOt8-d
Kesknk DrAnch 81 the state asauk
~ IOWA.
This Bank Is nov open for the transaction Of
General Danking, Exchange and Collsction
busincss.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
remittanoes viii be made for those payable In this
CITY, on the day Of payment NJ the lowest curFsnt
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamili; SAINT r. Miller,
John q. Floyd, j. w. cisehoru,
j. G. Ramsay, J. M. Billings,
C.darber. B. r. Moody, J. NJ. Shelley.
sAH'L u. MILLsa, President.
J.W. McMfLLEN, Cashier.
Keokuk, Nov. o, ,68-d3m
HrO Omns
90 D0Z. DROOMS on oonsignmsnt and for sale
do BY CLRdHOKN, TAYLOR 1 co,
| nsvlvd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
A LII Powers of Attorney heretofore granted by
~ me are hereby revoked. ). WOLFF.
New Orleans. Dec. -, 1s5s-dec?sdSt
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HKAvr DaAAaEs.-Suits for between four
hundred thousand and half million OF dol
lara will be brought In the county Of Rock
island, al the next term Of Court, against the
Bridge Company, for damages to steamb boats
rnfts, DC.
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Ga Washington correspondent Of For.
ney's Press compares the advent OF Douplas
g Washington With Napoleon's progress from
Elba 80 Paris, intimating that though q The
start he was ''tyrant" and susurpsr.', /,
the close be will be welcomed a The Grand
Emperor. Even the steamer that bears him.
the correspondent thinks, .sis not insignia
can.ly named Warrior, because i. bears upou
it's proud deck one who has contended against
the hosts OF sectionalism." This latter ref.
erence Is ominous, for II IL the "Black War.
rior" that bearf the new Cesar and his for
tunes. Lou. Jour.
e. miser grows rich by seeming poor
an extravagsnt man grows poor BY seeming
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90 DOE. DROOMS On Sonsi gnmsnt and for sale
TOO BY CLRGAOkN, TAYLOR CO.
I nevlod
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OxSEE.IsN!
msitby's BALTIMORE Oysters.
DEING Agents for this O. LIBERATED brand of 0ys-
lJtsr, shall always be Ia supply, and We all all
sell at retail or by the case, rs low as any Other
FIRST cass brand. Hotels, Saloons and Families can
always depend upon the y,sxsHsEss, Of those offer
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
dec2.d4w No. lac Main street.
TEAS.
ME are receiving direc, from Boston, aud now
W have ready for examination and sale the
freshest, choicest, ard cheapest stock OF TEAS
In this market, consis ting of
Imperial,
Old Tyson,
Hunpowdcr,
Young Hyson,
oolong or Black
TEA. We are selling at tail ~ good Teas at so
cents IS heretofore sold for 81, and all grades ut
least ~ cent. less than the usual retail price
All we ask is u trial. Dealers can buy BY the
Chest, OF otherwise, at very low figures.
KELLOGG 4 BIH6E,
dec24dAw No. 14s Main-st.
Fruits and Nuts.
ME oler for sale very Choice and Fresh Sc
" lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
New iors Al low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
New Zante Carrsnts,
New French Prsnes,
New citron.
ALsO,
English Wainuts, Hlberts, Dates, Brasil Nuts
Almonds, de-, de., dc.
All Of which are and fresh, and will be sold
At Wholesale OF retail by
KELLOGG a BlRGE,
dee24d& ~ No. lac Mains ST.
CHAMBERLAIN,
n BBi,S. recsid this morning and for sale by
" de11SdAw EktL01t5 Il BIkaE.
ATTENTIoN, IOCSEkEiPEgsA
DATE>T CARPET sWEEPERSiIi
i Callaad see them, at
TiLLIaahASJ, LANE 4 BUEL's,
dec25d No. i3S MAiB-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28
W1NrEn GOnns

WINTER GOODS.
nUKE's BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM IA
- weli Allied With ali kinds Of goods in hi line
for The season.
orarshoss. IN quality price and extent Of variety
decidedly The best stock Ia The city They muss ks
Slipper Toilet. Dancing and Common. for
Ladies, 0snthnen, Missss, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots. hair lined, and canpaignsd,
With gum Or leather solea.
Drsas and common Boots Of ever description on
WARRANTED.
IL addition 70 the Boot ann shoe busjue,s Duke
" Agent for two oi the best Sewing Machines en-
tant--W esd . Patent and j. ~. Singer Co. sci
Which hc Keeps specimens constantly ON hand
singerr Family sewing Aachines are now sold for
$o0 Pfrsons waning guod Boots, shoes or Sew.
inE Machtnes, viii ind this just the place 10 get
them. Remember tits no trouble TO show epods
sischines 1t the .ilG BOOT" store. No. 6s
hain.sy keokai, Iowa.
MAMk PkOATUNaTyi
Gs0A Chance fer = Mecha nac ~ L..
bOYeYl
"A SMALL FAhMr 30 acres, GOOD nsv frame
"A houas, and new steam saw Miil. with Lair
Maehlas, lei Aaid mill can cieM from A2.oee 10
5000 per annnm, vhsa "ahs hAsd tinss are rome.
gone away" said land IL situated In Eosss. srn
MissisAn god elinsse. splendid soil. well VA
Also, no asrs farm In Northern lows an. soil.
Either q the ahsv sfarms vii ! b sxchanwed for
good house and lot In ksokak.
Inquire q J.PAkAELK,
Nov J, es-dom No. BIZ Maia-st,
ke0kuk. Iowa,