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proclamation.

Whereas the office OF Representative in the
General Assembly Of this State, in the 38th
and 40th Representative Districts, composed
Of the counties Of Mahaska and Warren, has
been rendered vacant by the removal Of A.
NJ. Cassaday, Esq, from the FIRST and the
resignation Of G. Il. Willard, Esq, in the
second and whereas, also, the Office OF Sem
ator il the I'D Scnatorial District OF this
State, composed OF the county Of Cedar, IL
now vacant by the resignation OF J. W. Cat
ell, Esq, which saii designations have been
duly accepted b. me.
Aud, whereas, BY an act OF tho General
Assembly OF the State Of Iowa, approved
March the 25th, 1858, it was among other
things made the duty Ut the Governor is
| sue his proclamation, announcing such va
cances, and designating tho time vt which
special election shall be held to fill the same.
Now, therefore, |, Ralph 4. Lowe, Gov
crnor Of the State Of Iowa, do, by this my
proclamation, order and direct ,hai special
election be held, upon ten days notice given
according TO law, on the Second Tuesday Of
October next, beng the same day OF the gen.
I erai eiec,ion Tor osato oss.ooIs, .o1 lie pr
/ pose Of eieeting one Representative 10 the
4 General Assembly from each Of the above
4 Representative districts, and also one Semi
4 TOR TO the General Assembly from the above
! Senatorial District, TO fill out the unexpired
/ term Of the late incumbents in said districts.
/ Whereof, the electors Of said districts will
take due notice, and especially the Sheritls
Of enid Counties, whose duty it is under the
5th section Of said net to give at least ten
days notice thereof, by causing copy of this
proclamation to be published in some news.
paper iu the county, if any ba Published
/ therein, and il not, by posting copy of the
proclamation in not less than i've Of the most
public places in the county.
t~~~>, la testimony whereof have here
/ , l.. i. unto set my hand ana affixed the
ss~v~-S Great Seal Of the State Of Iowa.
/ Done at Des Moines, this 9th day Of Sep.
TENDER A. ID. 1858, Of tho Independence of
| the United States the s3d, and Vt this State
the 18th.
BY the Governor. RALPH p. LOWE,
| ELIJAH SxLLs, Sec. Of State.
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tCorrespondeuce Of the tate eiey,5
Col. Curtinand GOV. grimes at II u OK
ylllG.

CORE kVandeUce OF N4lS pAt0 WI
Col. Curtisand GOV. crimes at Il u OK
vile.
EDS. GATE Cry - Our gallant standard
bearer OF this Congressional District and
TX. Governor Grimes addressed the people OF
Marion county on yesterday. Calculations
for sbig demonstration" had been made,
and three thousand people would have been
present but for the inclemency Of the weather.
About seven O'Clock in the morning i, com.
menced to rain, and from that time till noon
| it rained, bowed, Numbered, lightened,
hailed, and stormed inccssantly. OF course
there uld not have been the demonstration
which otherwise there would have been.--
Nevertheless, there was large turn out
The country people came in from the tarth-
est corners of the county, some with splendid
banners and martial music, and all with warm,
patriotic Republican hearts. The new Court
House WAS initiated, andits large court room
was filed to OVERLOOKING. There must have
been thousand persons present, including
very nearly hundred ladies', some OF whom
had come distance Of fifteen miles.
At O'Clock Col. Curtis was introduced to
the crowd BY Hon. JAS. Mathews, Chairman
Of the meeting, and three hearty, roasing
cheers told Of the enthusiasm Of Marion
county Republicans. The Colonel spoke for
ninety minutes, and made an unanswerable.
argument. lie was frequently interrupted
by rounds Of applause, and certainly cannot
complain of the Republicans of old s'Demo-
cratic Marion, ITO be Democratic no more,
scertain, sure" Gov. Grimes followed the
Colonel in mastery speech two hours in
length. It WINS indeed a splendid effort, and
everybody admitted that his remarks on the
! Democratic Charges Of saRepublican extrav-
agance'' in our State aifiirs were complete
ertinguishers Of those charges.
Apprcpos Elwood and Trimble were here
on Saturday last. Whilst Elwood was speak
inc on that horrid matter OF Republican ex-
travagance, a friend of mrimble's, by his side,
asked him why the speaker got off those
tricky fnlsehoods. Trimhle remarked that
she knew the charges were false, but they
had 10 have something to conduct the canvass
on.''
The Republicans here are fully aroused
Col. Curtis SAYS we have more live Republi-
cans here than he has met, though every.
where they are we'll aroused. The meeting
yesterday will do great good, and you may
put down Marion county Ms safe for Col. Cur
tbs. Respectfully, u.
knoxville, Sept. Is, 1858.
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The Democratic State Convention nomina-
ted Amasa Parker for Governor; J. ]. Tsy-
lor for Lieutenant Governor s. d. Piper for
Canal Commissioner, and Edward L. Donel-
ly for State Prison Inspector.
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FIeuRxs WoNr LIK.--'Think of it, citi-
zens Of Iowa." the Gate City says, "the peo-
pie Of the United States pay James Brchan-
an alone more than the people of Iowa pay
all their State officers" Admit it, and what
then
lie it not most wonderful that our
present Chief Magistrate should receive such
an enormous sum from thirty millions OF
people startling, is it not2-- Burlington
Gazette.
Such, peopla Of Iowa, is the style in which
the locofoco press speak of the appropria-
ton OF $56, 900 made for the benefit Of the
President during the present year. 1t is
matter Of no consequence at all, they say,
for though the Constitution limits the Presi-
dents salary to $25 900, yet thirty millions
Of people can afford to pay the extra consti-
.utional sum Of $3l 900 without grumbling.
1t don't make any difference at all how much
Congress appropriates to furnish the Presi-
dent doorkeepers and watchmen, fremen and
gardeners, conservatories and greenhouse
plants, for there are thirty millions Of people
to pay for these things.
gTIt may interest the readers OF the
Gate City to know that there nre eighteen
applications before the Commissioners. for
Branches OF tho State Bank of Iowa, as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-20

eT-The news Of the discovery Of rich gold
mines on tho South Platte 10 confirmed by
recent arrivals.
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The Great fav0Ystc % the People.
rIyHE high epcomiums which this light IL con
/ stantIy receiving from those who are using IL
justify us in saying that Il has no equal. In its
use you save more than onS-haif what your light
would cost you from any other oil or burning aaid
Ii il perfectly safe, a. 1t will not explode or aud.
denly inAame. II needsko paEing--ona tsial viii
coDvincg the most sksftioxi Of ia virtues.
All are invited TO try II, free Of trouble or ex-
pcnsc. Leave your address at tho Lamp Depot, on
Main-st. between lad and 81, two dsors below
Billings store, and have lamp sent to you fol-
trial. Asupply Of oil kept constantly on hand.
Try It, twill cost you nothing.
II. G. MERRELL.
sep2dlm No.62{ Msiu-st., kcokut.
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This closed the exhibition Of the frst day,
universally pronounced in every respect the
best frst days exhibition we have ever had
in the county.
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Hats! Hats! Hats n
Z. X. HICKEY

LAS jnst received fine stock Of Fan HATS
J. add CAPS Of every kind ard quality Of the
Latest stylss.
His silk and casimere Hats, made expressly for
this trade BY the we'll known house VI Lxwm Gao
ssox, 81. Louis.
have also ono Of the best sticks 81 Back
Gloves and Mittens, Trunks, &C., all which will b.
sold Wholesale and Retail 81 low Prices for Cash
REMEMBER THB PLACE.
J. X. KICKEY.s NAr Broar.
aug27d No. IS Mafn.st
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HARRISBURG MlsSlon-W. n. W dtbOns
Washington Circuit. Elrod, one to be
supplied.
4. Mr.. PLEASANT DISH. Mcdowell, p. E.
-. p,. Asbury, P. P. Ingals.
NJ ieaSahs Univ'ty Chi, NJ. H. Hare.
Mt. Pleasant Circuit--A. J. Kirkpatrick.
Salem--W. A. Pyle, D. Murphy.
Glasgow--O. G. Sheldon.
Fairfeld--S. Haines.
Brookville-M. See.
Brighton---J. r. Carey.
Marshall--P. +. Holtxinger.
Crawfordsvilfe--H GFellen.
c. Elliott, ID. D., Pres't OF Iowa Wesleyan
University; w. J. Spaulding, A. Miller, Pro-
fessors; J. Darrah, Agent.
S. Abba DIsrRrcr--J. @. Hammond, p. 4.
Albia--I. r. Teter.
Centreville--S. Ii. CLARK.
Bell Air. II. Hopkins, one to be sup
piled.
Unionvile--T. d. Boyle.
Drakesvile-T. Andas.
Boom6eld-S. EASTWOOD.
Springfield. Burgess.
Eloris Mission-F. Ii. Cary.
Agency City-R. B. Allender.
Ottumwa-F. w. Evans.
Chillicothe-To BIO supplied.
Hamilton = ID. T. Sween.
Drakesburgh--A. Robinson.
6. OsKALoosA DIsTaIcT Simpson, p. K.
Oakaloosa--W. L. Cowles.
Eddyville--I. l. Stewart.
Fremont--Jphn Jay, one to be supplied.
Sigourney--A. @. Barnhart.
Millersburg Mission Benz. Shinn, l.. 7.
Gordon.
Marengo-F. M. Slusser.
Montezuma--D. w. Robinson.
lndianapolis-B. Holland.
Peoria--S. S. Gruber.
Pela-E. F. Frazee.
Attica-G. w. Bamford.
Grinnell--A Orr.
Galesburg-1o be supplied.
Rochester,. Plummer.
I. DIS Moisas DISTRICT j. B. Hardy, p. f.
Des Moines--J. b. Jocelyn.
Des Moines Mission--A. Z. Mcdonald.
Adel--A. w. johnson.
Winterset--T. NJ. Goodfellow.
lndianola--J. Haynes.
Lawrenceburg--J. Conrad.
Hartford--A. Lawback.
knoxyille--A. Bailey.
Rising Sun--H. ii. Bailey.
Green Castle-A. III. Murphy.
Newton--E. Nj. II. Fleming.
Monroe--E. Wood.
Panora--M. Carrier,
Wheeling--L. A. ymith.
Beaver. w. TODD.
8. CHARLTON DrsrRIcr--R. s. Robinson, p. T..
Chariton--A. Bussey.
Charlton Mssion--B. +. Williams.
.Drooklyn-J. b. Rawls.
New yirginia--J. w. Anderson.
osceola-E. w. Winans.
Smyrna-E. 7. Conner.
Alton Mission--B. Mitchell.
Mt. Arc. I. Spooncr.
Decatur--R. Thompson.
Leon. Delay.
Corydon-W. G. Williams.
Lagranga--J. Sherwood.
Newburn--T. Dixon.
8. Cousc,L BLurrs DIsrRIcr-J. Guylee, P. e
| Council Bluifs-Rs NJ. Donahoe.
| Glenwood-J. Burns.
| Loudon--S. Brooks.
Sidney--C. Woolsey.
/ Clarinda--D. p. Cole.
Lewis and Audubon. NJ. Rust.
Magnolia. S. Rand.
Bedford-W. s. Peterson.
Quincy--W. Mowbert.
Buena VISTA. NJ. Baker.
Pacific City-D. II. Petefsh.
iIarlan--To be supplied-
d. II. Sargent transferred to Cincinnati
| Conference.
J. w. Sullivan transferred to S. e. Indian
Conference.
The next session Of the Conference to b
held ut Muscatine.
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n.
WoULDiHsise the attention Ut the pnb-
i lie to my new and well selected stock, IN
being made up TO my order are unsurpassed 4 =
in quality or style. They comprise In part
Fine Gold and Silver watches, English and
Swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, cased with
original designs Silver Ware Of every desrrsrtiop,
warranted pure coin Ladies and Gentlsmen's
Jevelry Of sll kinds including styles never before
offered in the market; SpectAclss, 10 Uoid, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows. with Pebble, Perisoopic,
Copcave, double convex and rolorcd Glasses, Of
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are the resi- Scotch Pebble and Periseopic Glnssss.
mechanically adapted to snit al eyes, An sssort-
ment Morton's Premium Gold pens; Dosbie Plated
Ware, manufactured by RogersA Bro, on genuine
Albata, warranted to be tho best Plated Ware that
Ia made--TeA Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cos
tors, Ladies', spoons, Forks, &c.
n. B.-Goods Of every description made to or
der, ~ also Hair orname nss. he money refunded
In all cases where goods do not prove ~ repre-
scented.
Being a practical Watch Maker, my penonal
attention will be given TO the Cleaning and Ne
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Ac., which
shall be done in workman-Iike manner, and wsr
rantcd.
Coffin Plates kept on hand. and Engraved to or.
der. share Of pa tronage 10 respectfully yclieit
ed. Sept, 3. t5S-d6w
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ANDREW J.. WILKINSON,
Late Wilkinson 4 MATshAli,l
WholcsAie ana Metail Drugsist,
NO. 90 MAIN-sT.,
nFFERs for cash to Ae trade, and at retail, Il
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Mcdieines, Oils,
Paints and pyes, window 4iass, Glass Ware and
varnishcs, at and below uGrkst rates.
Aug, Ia, '5s-d
NJ IIkAlE Silver orystalired--4s ounces chem-
IN icaily pure, in store and for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
augl6d 96 Mainst.
SrIs. TuRrENTiNk-2o 200 gal. in barrels and
: w Al. WILKINSON,
aug16i 90 Main-s..
r IasEED, Lard and sperm oil-2oo gal. each,
- in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. Wilkinson,
A LcoHoL, 50 and es per cens.--soe gal in store
- - a. j. WILKINSON,
sngl6d s6 Main-st.
1tOopER's IsIkGLAks--b Ms Of this superior
A. ). WILKINSON,
augisd 90 Main-st
A Ykk's Cherry PectoraI--2oo dozen Of this
"A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
store and for sale by ,n
Sole Wholesale Agent for Ksokuk
augi6I 96 Main-st.
L>RAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted BY
l. all who have tried it al superior TO any 9TH
err, Manufactured aud for sale by
a. J. WILKINSON,
aug24d % Main street.
yarntshcs.
| (y0pAL, Nos. / and Q; Coach, Iron, Dcmar or
" White, Japan and Leather, Of the Qnsen City
varnish Co., for sale in quantitiesto suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
| aug2sd 70 Main-st.
/ llECkEK's FARINA, . diet for insalids and
L J. the sick, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug23d % Main-st.
t DERRY HApIS' Pain kiiier-l9 gross large me-
/ i dunn aud small sises, for sale by
y. WILKINSON,
aug23d % aaip-st.
| (sHRoM ES--Grsen and yellow, dry, in store and
~ for sale very low BY
K. J. WILKINSON.
! aug25d % Main-st.
DGME Castor OiI--Pressed and Clarified
/ Z by stsam--in store and for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aug31d % MAin-st.
RI DoZ. superior Lemon Syrup, for sale by
~ s. b. VOWEL,
aug7d Isl Main-st.
| ". II. AUSTIN, a. II. ALpnRe
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p L q "a "a p r & CO.,
Ns.ios Mais.ss.,
kEok IOWA.
+ INSEED 0iL--Kaw and Boiled;
co,ten-seed Oil,
For sale by PLUMMER 4 CO.,
Augal 100 Main.st
CABINET VAENIsH,
~. Coach yarnish,
X. X. Car Varnish,
Damar varnish,
Asphaltum varuiah.
All Of superior quality ard viii be soid in GUAM
PLuHaER CO.,
augsi i9S Aain-n.
Patent Drfers.
DROWN JAPAN,
ID Whites Compound, and
Warranted to give satisfaction, for sale cheap 81
PLUAMER . CO..
aus3l lss Main-st.
DURE WHITE LEAD,
1 Pure White zine
Red Lead.
shsllac and Patty,
aag3i lo5 hAin-st.
200 eoxk, Glass from sxs % loxls;
500 - axso 70 aoxss;
10 Crates British Crown siass.
0lsss cut 10 any size or pattern, by
fLUMAEk CO.,
ssrtl 100 MAin-st.
A GENERAL stock Of
"A builders Hardware,
Csrpsnters, Took,
and Cutlery,
For sale very cheap by PLUMMER CO.,
sept1 I03 Main-st.
EeassEss Patent window Supporters,
V1SHE bea supporter and Fastener N rnn WORLD
not excepting Weights and Pulleys and Eash
Locks, for sale BY PLUMkkk 4 Co.
septl lea Main-st.
a FINE assortment Of Enamsled Orstea Iust
IA received by PLuMMEK CO.,
septld No. los Main-st.
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Tns DEs MorxEs VALLFr WHs IL published
every Monday at this ONCE, liz ere ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has very large and increas-
Ing circulation throughout the nes Monies Val
Icy, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinos
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w N. ~. M a. 1:1e yEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW
N. w. JONES,

WATCH-MAkEA AhD JE Weller,
ID ESrECTfuLLY informs the etissns Of keo-
N kux and vicinity that No may be found 81 j.
Parmel8's, llate Paraaele 4 campbeil) No. 57A
Main-st., between "a and Sd, where be would BE-
PLEASED W attend 10 the wants OF all who may "a
yor hiaa with calI.s
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
warrans cd. NV. JONES.
apr3eItf
r-s-~
(shuIck FAMILY tLuUh, in sacks, Tor sale "
" CIE0 HORN, TAYLOR y CO.,
ang6d Levee.
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kGOkUk CGAeS1CAL AC0O0L.
sfsAIs Institution having been regularly esssa-
msncs the FIRST quarter Of the next year. under tho
supe. intsndance Of Mr.. W. W. Jamisoa, at our
rooms In the lows Medical College, ON Aonday,
sept. 9th. The rooms have been thoroughly re-
lnsnt made 70 secure comfort and convenisnes 10
pagil'.
weeks each.
La.ia, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathematics,
English Grammar, Geography, AyitAns.
tic, Sc, per quarter, Observation-Disclosures. 50
~ - desirable that all the pupils ronmsses
With The bsGsaniDg Of the quarter. In order to the
proper arrangement Of siessee.
BY order Of the Board,
N. ALEXANDER, Eec'y.
Ksokuk. Aug. 80, ,zs-din
KEOkUk FEMALE sEMlNARY.
g1sHIb Institution will commence ia ession a
4 Monday, Sept. 9th, In the second story Of Dr.
Sanford's building. corner Of Fifth snd Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trustees Il this Seminary, elected
from various reli sious denominations snd repre-
ran ting large part Of the Christian ecmuunity.
desirs hy the united and cooperative eorts Of tho
friends VI education TO establish gradually sueh
On tnstitsticD - our city requires.
The Prineipal Of the Inssitution IL Rev. @. a..
WILLIAMS, 10 whom. or to the Secretary Of the
board. appiieAtioa' for the admission q pspils
The charges for tuition win be 90 and Is 10 the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for incfdsn talsexpenses. For Latin. Fssach,
aesnsn, a., sxtr. charges will BE- made.
~ desirable that peTsons dssigning 70 bscome
pupils BE- present punctually On The frst Ok the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board q Trustsss.
| MRHnr 6TRoSa, Ssc'y.
III
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CHARLES RADM a KEN,
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. III Court
IL lAndt 1t. New York, would res pectfulIy tender
his professional services to the citizens 81 kenkuk
and vicinity, ard gives notice that he has opened
an establishment corner Of I'd and johnson sts :,
opposite the Calf House, where, by y punctual at
tention 70 business be hopes to the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SuAMPOOING,
Done with Ncatness and DisPAtCh b.
G. II. has ON hand choice stock of pcrfumery,
Lubin's Extracts, do, which he Offers for sale =,
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. ], '5S-dy
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Is lux, MI. Flemsant MuscasInc
EHal -
= a i 5 q Al.
I CHANGE OF TIME
r n n u DAILY AIrsv
Forming, in connection with the Packets, .
Daily Line to Mascstine, Rock Island
points above, and Twice Daily
Line to Chicago. Mt. Pleas
ant and Fairfield.
Through 10 Chtcago I'm ~ Honrst
To take effect on Thusrday, Sept. 10th, 1858.
L,R0M and after the above date and until fur
4 ther notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
ksokuk az follows;
Frss Train leaves keokuk daily nj . o'clock a. m
"a Train leaves keokuk daily Sundays exceptad)
at IL o'clock .. IN.
Sd Train leaves keokuk daily at 10 80 o'clock p. M
First Train leaves Montrose daily at clock .. m
81 Train leaves Montrose daily Sundays exceptsd)
at 3 o'clock p. m.
Sd Train leaves Montrosc daily at HAS o'clock pm
Passengers for Burlington, Fairfield, Mt. Pleas.
ant ana Chicago can take either II .. 1890
p. III. Trains.
Passengers for Muscatine, Rock Island and points
above, viii take the 1890 r. m. Train.
b. W. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
]. r. TxwKsnuRr, Ticket Agent, MaiD-st.
o. II. BREWER, Freight Agent, Office 1t Packet
Depot. lsepti6d
lJournal and Pos. please copyl
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W.. II. AUSTIN 4 CO..
Grscers and Produce Dealers,
NO. IFS MAIN-sT.,
...............lOWA.
WE beg TO annoucs TO the citizens Of Ksokuk
largo building NJ. rs M.in,st., sad there oSer
LARGE, entirely NEW and well selected ssoek Of
Groceries, Provisions and Produce 81 very Low
PRICES.
We GUARANTEE ALL aoops sold BY rs to be as
represented, and deliver goods bought at retail 70
any part Of che city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Being agents for several 6o1ying mills We arc
prepared all times 10 sell 1t Wholesale and retail
all grades Of FLOUR At the lowest market prices
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS:
We PAY CASH for al kinds Of Country Produce.
aug3dAw
CUGAns-crushed,.
- Powdered,
for sale by W. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
M OLANsE Beleher' : and 81. Lonis Refn1.
Ivl ry--in bbls. hif. bills and kegs-for sale BY
augadAw VII. AUSTIN co.
+ NOFfEE-kio,
Laguyra,
and Costa Eica,
for sale by w. IL. AUSTIN co.
aus2iAw
CUGAH-cUKED HANS,
- Country do
Shoulders,
ciac meal
and Dried Beef,
for sale by w. n. AUSTIN co.
Aag2dAw
LNLOIR i LOUH!--AIi grades Of Country
i aud City FLOUR for sale BY
aug2a4w ". Ii. AUSTIN co.
= bills. h0SiN for sale cheap BY
80 aug2daw W H.AUSTIN q co.
AZ INDuW SASH and fKAMKS, ali sises, for
w sale Low by W. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
AusadAw
WRAPPING PAPER, al sizes Of Rax and
w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, ~
sale Low by W. u. AUSTIN \ CO. III
aug2lAw
WANTED, kAGr, for which we paY 81.
w W. AUSTIN Ao0ss
aug3iAw No. lle&1ai1-11.
\xYMEATI WHEAT l..8,6 ~0 N0oA.
| w Of good spring WHEAT pea14y4os uhkeA
| We will pay the highest mnxka4 r9iss - 0AD9.
III a. SALT for ae1&lpw ~
M. Aue7 !. n. AUSTIN co.
/ Al Az, LOO lbs. go 1enaa9, a ssoss end 10
lvl sAleby =. =. WILKIM6ON,
sng7Sd % Main Stssst.
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Some of these will fail for want of form
and some for want Of substance.
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ED.
E. r. s NJ I r II
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Fourth.strect,
BETWEEN MAIN AID BLONDEAU,
Has Just returned from the East,
HAS RECEIVED THIS DAY
AseIect Assortment
NEW GOODS.
ADAPTED TO TIE COMING SEASON,
Which he will be happy to exhibit TO all who call.
With his facilities for obtaining
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS.
And constantly receiving
Now III Inc why
FASHION,
lie respectfully invites the Gentlemen Of Keokuk
and vicinity, when In want Of
RAsY-YITrIHG AND HIcE-NApR CLOTHING,
N8-ro GIVE HIN CALI
N. I--Partieular attention paid to CUTTING
for Others to make. HoyS, Clothes Cut.
! ,keokuk, Sept 10, SD
| luTERARYy
Paris with Pen and re.caI.
/ l By David w. Bartlett. For sale by
CAVE l. BARBER,
sepiod ~ Main-st.
lifc and Adventures Of mag Aher.
man Potter,
/ WITH an accurate and exceedingly interesting
/ w account Of his great achievements in politics,
diplomacy and war, illustrated with IL spirted en-
cravings y h''s'' GAVE ca 'r's ! y BARRIERS,
seplad "a Main-st.
| L,ssAfs in biography and Criticism. by
] Il Bayne. NJ. A., author Of Life, Social and
individual" For sale by
4 sepIsd CAVE BARRIER.
/ ,IokY OF THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH;
- 1t THE CRUISE OF THE DkTsEY,
AND 1.-TWO MILLIONS
CAVE { BARBER's,
sepl6d W Main-st.
xOMETAING NEWs
/ The Ladies, ana Genslcmen's
1 MIRROR OF FORTUNE,
On,
II r a n ALYSI OF l. If n
ILLUSTRATED by Gems from tho best writers
j arranged in new and original manner for ths
entertA nment Of Literary and Social Circles, BY
d. Nj. fsngeli, 81. D., and Caroline NJ. Msrsercau
For sale by OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 co.
angHt
WIN. n. N q ERvEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW
gcc-s.s rrss~rssmv Agent.
fVhI lODdE..... ....-..lOWA
RkTEREEuKE
Hon. John W. stockdale, Register Of Fort Dodg,
Land Office;
lion. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodg
Laid 0lic4;
Hon. Nm. II. Merritt. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Gen. Van Antwerp, keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J u. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
triet, Harysson, Iowa.
Geo. Is. Reid, keok ak. Iowa;
u. o. Il inch, Des MoiIes, lows.
Ion. \. A. Douglas, " sshingtoa, D. c.
june Idly
N. w. JONES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-20

NUTICElS hereby Elven 70 the OWheFE 81 ths
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated In
that specisi tax has been assessed and levied on
sid described lots, as designated in above list,
BY the City Council Of said city, being theccst Of
abating nuisance said lots, and unlass pay
ment be made Of the taxes so levied and also All
costs, before the "a day Of October, A. d. 1855,
the said lots, Of 50 much thereof ~ shall be NJ
ccssary to discharge said tax and costs, will be
sold on tho day Aforesaid, 1t the Mayor ofkce
in said city. between the hours u o'clock =.
IN. and s 0 clock p. m.
&C. STEVENS,
Collsctorof the City Of Ksokuk.
Sent g. 1B5g.dtd