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TO STRANGERS VISITING WASHING

fsgassted 70 eximine our very large stock of fne
Maschss, rich yewel.y, pure SiIyer Wsres extra
With every fsciiity for importing and manufse.
turing spoa the most favorable terms, we conk-
qsnty essert our ability suocessfaly 70 compets,
IN TIE qraisg and eAeoyasss Of our goods With any
sstablish,nent in this country. - - =,
married in plain figures, and no sbstement.
Wateehss. CnroLouessrs, re-. carefully repaired
vi.iting Card and every other dsscrip tion Of En-
craving handsomely executed.
Speetsoiss, Eye-G isyses. &c, Of every descrip-
tion. - -. - ~ W. EHIT & BRO,
I - - evellsrs, 3S4 Pam. avenue,
no 2ss <doers vest Of Browns Hotsi.
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~ TIE lstsst sdvicss frsm he Meditsrransan
segee sh0 General exedw Of foreigner had takeu
niAed h he prospect q war With the spaniards,
and eoagsaellatsd each other on the rewards 70 be
ootni.ed In Paradise By those who slall have the
4ood fortune 70. kill one or more Of the fnndels.
Tne Sultan, however, seems DESTROYS Of peace.
40 has gisen hIs brother, Hulai Abkas, who u
eneanPed near Tangief, full power to arsat the
&C., e Spin ID Ne ultinsatum Of Tie sth a
10 doninioss wrre bsing fully psotscseS. and s.
were Psnien1eaf ~ ureutened fog any offence
agaisst theis lives or property
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fha Cbnsejaussen ror1t. = lnGth a a odc1A
IN - lnses1;ssses n snswss - ne csssssesssess
rsaar. % The turitsrinl quo6loa-
rhe lsssUiesser psblIsbo - ecmnenas -
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d. Buzs, IN shls cry, % rhanksgtvizg ~ 3
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q issu.kss sdiSs, NJ. = {. El6lsa- 3 - - s
UThe Hee, sehnyIer colfsx, 81 lad, leesused
IN IL RlynoaIh chusok, II nrsen15n, % 1hMfs-
giving eve, % " The 1otssS sELWn T-sanf =
no Pal sorpsv, ~, = 5000 a.
eIsSsiSSs - ~ -, "a s61za sfesysnazs
ns.s He.ss, s.la.es:ses 1ls.e.y sysias last
10 Ths Nov Yerk Hssli shinks that The Ate
of d dsusAsssp InGIss - Rsysl CHATTER b N
.srunnrne 1pisss ~ ~ q iroa iaatesd Of wood
In sss esusk ssse. e sssA ssssas. =
~ lady sansd Min Anna Nicholsoa aisd
IN PkilnislpAia, ~ wsek, ftom ~ sEsct d
n~pair@ ~ p Cor ~ e Z drug senes, insessd
q qasise "a 81 8 + lss s. s. s.ss. Z g.
w1Alss sfsAs pissae,asn, 9 AusssalIsn,'
Kelly, ~ sresHsd " Bundle s6cess. in New
Yerk, On fnnksgiviae night He hsA conc sul
q his hidina placs y I hvoeise driaking resort,
tAi,>asG thet sss eassss h.A - The city.
T he New Yosk Hetaid nys shss The sp.
psoashinw municipal elscttp In that city ID
takiag national turn. We hope that n fhey
ints.d = sks NE govess1nent q De sstiea iatc
their hands, thsy iWillselsct good oncss.
~ The sapssior and ~ City Circuit cssss
jeurnsa cvR NATL Mesdsy mosstsR, IN ssspsci
SOs the nsnasy e NJ lata Judge Lee, Of the
sssnef cesrt A needing of the Ban wa ALAG
hsaa In H superior Courtroom, At which series
q appropriate resolutions were passed, and ths
Hsa- 1sssedy johnson paid glowing tribute u
o nenory u ~ Asesased-A - 10
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morn OF THR Work TO RRscux BRowx-The
RtcbUeed cesreepondent Of the Petefsbufx Ex.
press narfsfes the following:-I vas infssmsd to-
yesesday segaf dealer, soceutly. from Boston
Nswhuryport aad Other Massachusetts, tswns, in
formed Mt e1ore were everywhere on foot IL
BsoyD.. 1his ssgAs- dan1sr nys that SsO.p00 are
pledged. 70 any paxsy Who will fsnd John Brown
s.1s - sem4 y Che city e Boekob. he says,
TO- shss secsef meesipgs sre bring hsld In various
nea % 90 70 Chzisseown - effect the release Of
cid John. ssa 49, -
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~ Tbs sd.magsfo TIE saxse crop BY The late
ffogo In L0uisiana d much greater than was al
1rN ssppsssd Hal the sunner Wsstbss which
followed continued, Tie efeck would have beer
wssthes again % favorable TO grinding; but tn
accounts, from Tho heBt authcF{ties In the s,igai
Psxishss, st.1s ~ damage already done a. ex
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~4A1assf<hs piseaelH sn. g Austsslisn''
Kelly, ~ sres1sd ~ Bundle o11cess, in Nsw
Yesk, On fhnksgfviae night He hsA cone su'
thi.111R thnt 1hs o0esrs haA III the city. - {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

E The mintoners Of the New York canal
received = adyest,ss fN a loan Of two and one
h.H millions q dolIars, 20 pay the Heating debt
Of the STATE The sdvefsfsesaent 10 - be fof bids
both ct s and per cent. The awards are to be
made 9Oth 81 Decembss, and the bids paid ID On
tho 18th The stock 10 to be redeemahfe In o, II,
an % ysafs They elso resolved TO commence
the payment q The dsating debt On the aosh a
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They were members Of the G yards and Ridesnep
The schooner Brothers, from Jersey City, srfiv.
pecmetive Cor the Orange and Aiexsndris Ran.
Benz. HsIIowsll. formerly q sh. A,es.nari.
the Mary land Agricultural College, and has Al
ready entered upon his duties, CAaLos.
GE0R0ET0wH ADVRRTIsRN,Ts.
Faofhsr Gsorssterr adr~t,,,ms.s, see sra page.
M !, , s.; e a::ss reese sssif fsir rms EVEN
M jos: AscHwANpEN, Pastry. !,
H4ft rsSEfS kkAAlafSsqskssf
sS SSs.S: sSs,y sSs.ias Sa fans aei.s. the
railing .founs the sSsrsS ys 70 ss rs.
hind attention skown 70 visitors b. the ladies' IN
b one q mos: fsi. e. ' e:
season: Es;csilsnt music Ass been engages Tor
Fee.is,. . NEW YoRE-IITAs Tn, !.sks, ssAoo.sr
menes iaaaing On Tuesday, Add have imme III
'' ''' , IS % 81;
FOE EENT-Ths DWELLING HOUSE No.
- Jen;rson street nrar Bridge street, new!y
the yard: aad dry dosbIs cellar. E:et slSs Js.I,
On lee Assn e Dr. caAs = ss
=. vo.xs nseI, 10 any krsd Of harness. -
Iaqa.rs o. PErER o'DoNoeHUE,
Ma sst Space, GsorEstova. =
BosEoN. gHA .: 81 LNIE;,,r.---.
mo. N S.o ss rss 1si D w & sr.r.r'
r1N SosrSST Rn Esss.. psskst schooner
rived and & nov discHarains her Tsisht 10
poo 8 Is.a.,' The 's.A fRss ssxsTTLEY sso.
Fox RENT-s eomforsabl. TENEMENT. In
D.. GOD rspsar-No. IS Gay, street, 4sossesovn.
prsm:s. Coz further inistMstSs Apply no ssps tss
PEaca SLOWS, TT4 s% ssss.,.. ), ,.,..,,,
nsi sssi s y Sssss A..all Is
vesssi In lots 70 suit purahscsIs .--C :
non Is w.... i. RE a.s,s. sEsR y :.
FOR RKIT AID BALL.
81 tsss First Pas&l
Two Rooms, teonnsctirs,l hsndsomeIy for-
:ss s sss. sSAa g =. & q. s.'
no - a - = ). .s...a..g I -
psssy iasni.Ass; .sns..s on .sas.:
= 50 sWiss Esaa.f
Tor RENf.A fns PARM on the river, con
n about lo apple, psach s.s pismb tees. Il iii
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Lk;ss s!:s Z: Il :;s..
And streets. aL n,F-Xs
FOR sALE-A. ] am soiae 70 remove 70 my
fSr : sIss @ Ss "a GoS eIni M ssa f1S :sss
Fl1iares o. the corner oflin ssd Streets. FERNS
a. a.sl. DEsIs ERWIN.
T. INC RiioMS ossr the is~cir, Stos, ~ ~ 'S
h SS 1Ss Pa svsaas Apply On The Prsmisss. :
viii sssf sass s.s on isS I . ssick Eao PSF
I: if s'is:' q @ ana i' ss A''
a RARE CHANCE.-yOR sALE-The stoot
q an1 nxtnres Of small Grocery and ProvlsIos
Ssers-N9; fSs Iorth y street, nssr. Aorth capito
Ssss sa;. !: iis sss:sas s1es' .sss
EuRNIsHsp ROOMS TO .LET-Northve.t
sSsss ssss efiSs sd bs 81 6Sss
sss .ffat nsa p me- b :s
sSs s osss ss.s ses 1sift ~ Ho ,nS
carTase house attached, With pe9p a wsssr II tx
;se sss:s s: 3 s :,s -
a. e ssEf : s; !:
F0a sENI-A shrss-.sey brisf e00sE = 4
ss ss s.llef. Rent On ssss nosal- i's-',r
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1Saaeos ysyAss, ~ Es.ess- ne bal.
Amuy close4 les the soasoa, "a the peoDiesi
s ss's1 s,p g ksssgs Pss;Pscs4 = .sisly g :.
49, ssnespd 1em re Palees 9i5undS. viSiio2s
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w..ioe9 - en0qteq Il - enn11. bolloou, found
- go 80 iealf gsss Ike q - nSSic
: - - e - Iss..ei.sy -. L..
: 1s1.eS.4: zhe tlD1eee - 49, asS1fSa n
s ~ ~: I; 8 ':'s 81; -. -; -;
&; g $50 e 8 Z 3 ).
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z2ll: Ihe9eGlla9, MA r -
-. S,S1nS g eoela7 ~ nc7ili II 1870.
i~i7s ~ - - -, .1is $780, -
s: g 6 ! Z J J: - ] I
.ss,s ;. zl.lA..ss -. zSk,fI 81 : -
). :. sss ' III 81 4 <.os = .'''.s = =
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HOUSEkE EPING TICLE 8
Hot,oaW ,,rresg . -

have jus received large su,ply OF Houseks.p
~; sarawsre. Table Cossrv. silver Plated Ware;
Feather busters, Bird Cssss, Basket. Brushes.
csssss Ha,yss' Rszo5s. S,i::ors, C9nbs. Gard
Rsrols other articles Cor Housek sspinG and for
aolidsy Giiii,s,.aL fresh prime sood--boaght for
s"o Vim Dc sq Ga q p ysry ioy price,.
no 8.d above Odd Feilowss Hail.
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bAL1ihORk : q.
s or and w SxCTEEEkkfiJJEt9sN Sl;l|,E.s =
:. 2; ksI:! :ss ptss
SaPles sud other sntsrtainmsnzs, furnished q tSS
sh6ftscf notiee an4 mSss ysesonabls teuas, q -
J. s se:ssf ss e ss::s:. 49,:
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Al. NOTICE - notice.
4S& NJ wrLLrNNHS T EafSsm. hi. custom !!

VIZ M WILLIAM Informs his custom -
srs ti.At he - Iecei wing constantly
/ NEW GOODS DIR &c e FROM PARiS,
Of French G,sods parehssed BY him IN Para, con-
s,st,ns oItish veissh 81 and Cloth e ttkKs,
BONNEfS. FEATHERS, FiOWERS He d
DRESSER, TRIMMINGS. and . ehoicS assort
Dresses spade in the latest Pa isian style
ladies FISHING goods direct from Paris nsyl leave
9PI nosmssW!n93 < sEEgIasN SW s,dtst an.
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suHvErs IN MHsEsorA>-The General Land
oass has rsceivsd The surveys q townships 40
- ~ nc stns raags g, and 40 and f4i north.
<mee -, IN MiaAssosa, on he Red Diver uorth.
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1 swAnP LAMA ~ LouIsfAkA The Commits.
sionef Of the General Land ore has tssnsmitted
% the Governos Of Leuisiass, . lia NO 81 q
swamp and overhowed lands in TIE Monroe ais
sfrict, contaning 4ai 43s27 aeses eausing to thai
State under the act Of cougren Ut isaS.
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RE1uHS or 0rrIcIALs.-Hon. w. D. Bishop,
cemmisionef Of Patents, has returned to this ely
From brief Walt TO his home At Bridgeport, CT,
and resumed The daties Of his of,cial position.
Charles e. Mix, Esq. Chief clesk Of the Indian
Bureau, who recently LEFT the city on visit 10 his
relatives In Connecticut, returned this morning.
asd te-dsy entered upon the discharge q his du.
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H11hsEsskvirls Uniee ~ Amsr1em 16nk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, &c
DISTRICT OF Iowa.
II. s. MARsRAL's OvYICE,


KEoKUK, August 10th, A. d. 1859.
In ADMIRALTY. hereby
J. give notice that by virtue Of warrant OF ar
rest aud montion Issued ont Of the Office Of the
Clerk of the United states District Court and for
the District of Iowa, and to directed, in the fol-
lowing cause, to-wit Thomas j. Fresh, ibsllant,
q ainst the stsamtoat Henry Clay, her engines,
machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, in .
cause civil and maritime, for demand Of the sum
Of two hundred and eight and 30 100 dollars, |
did on the 10th day OF August, A. D. 1859, at the
port IF Keokuk In said District Of Iowa. arrest and
take in my possession for safe custody, and do now
detain the said steamboat Henry Clay. with her
engines, machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture
and hereby also give publis notice that the time
assigned for the return Of said warrant 10 the 10th
day Of August, A. D. 1859, and hereby admonish
and summon all persons claiming any interest in
the said steamboat Horny Clay, her engines, ms
chincry tackle, apparel and furniture, or knowing
or having anything to say why the same should
not be condemned and sold to answsr The demand
of said Libellant, that they be and appear before
the District Court for the District Of Iowa at re-
turn term thefeof, to be begun and holden ct said
District Court room ON the 16th day Of August, Ut
Keokuk in said District, on the last named day
to.wit, the 18th day Of August, 1859, when and
VIII ere said oAu vi be heard, then and there ia
interpose their claims and answcr said libel and
| make their allegations in that behalf.
| l.. SUMMERS, u. S. Marshal,
By j. Y. Anthony, Deputy.
Aup. IL. lS5p-d21
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12
Arrival OF the Ham I'm IN.
Nrw YoRv. .Jnlv

Anew AVAAy O0i y.
The steamship Hammonia has arrived
She left Southampton on the 26th ult., and
brings London papers Of that morning. The
London Times Of Tuesday gives the prelimi-
naries Of the peace OF villafrancs, as fol-
lows:
The two Sovereigns OF France and Austria
will favor the creation Of an Italian confed-
Grafton. That confederation shall be under
the honorary Presidency Of the Holy Father,
the Pope.
The Emperor OF Austria cedes to the EN-
peror Of France his rights in Lombardy, ex-
ceptng the fortresses Of Mantua and Psschi-
era, which rights the Emperor of France will
ha nd over to the King OF Sardinia.
Venetia forms part OF the Italian confeder-
alton, but remains under the crown OF Aus
tria.
The Dukes of Tuscany and Modsna return
under conditions granting general amnesty.
Both Empcrors will ask the Pope to in
troduce Indispensable reforms. full and
complete amnesty is to be granted to all PEG.
pie.
The corvette Plymouth arrived at Daven.
port on the 23d ult. The ship Ocina, from
Calcutta, for London, has been lost at sea-
Twenty of her crew and passengers were
drowned.
The London Times OF the 18th says that
four notices are offered in the House OF Com
mons on subjects connected with the militar,
and naval dsfences Of the British Empire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12

NEW YoRK, Aug. 8.
Judge Mason Of the Supreme Court has
granted motion for the appointment Of .
Receiver for the Erie h. r. 90.
A private telegram from Memphis says
that Emerson Ethridge is elected TO Congress
in the 9th district.
A telegram from Houston, Texas, says
that Sam Houston 10 certainly elected Gov
ernor..
The earnings OF the Central Railroad
puring tho month OF July we're nearly $685.
900 ia excess OF the same time last year.
The six months dividend Of three cent.
amounts 70 1920, 900, after the payment Of
which there will be balance Of @l40, 900 on
hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12

The Arabs brings three days later news
from Europe.
Napoleon has decided that the French army
and navy shall be restored to peace footing
without delay. He 10 now generally regard.
cd ~ sincere, and his intentions pacific.
The Zurich Conference has not yet beer
held.
The advices from Italy are peaceful.
The debates In the Eoglish Parliament in
dicAte the intention Of the Government Il
vigorously prosecute the work upon the ma
tional defences.
The Sandman pleniposentiary to the peac
Conference had reached Paris.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12
INDEMNITY
70 MERCHANTS AND FORWARDERS OF KEOEUK
re Fer Cent. DfviAsa IN Cash!
TIE HOME INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, July |, 1874 $l,457,@ 70.

TIVE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY are now
L fully prepared, In addition 70 thsir usual Ere
facilities, 70 insure property In transit fen New
York, Boston, Philadslphia and Baltimore 70 Al
ers, Canals and Railroads and TO Offer 70 y sstsrn
Merchants and others importing or exporting
property inland, sudicient inducements to obtain
their insurance At HoHG-
II. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent ct Keokuk, is FULLY au-
thorised 70 issue open Policies, and make contract
agreements on as favorable terms and rates - can
be obtained in respectable Companies In Atlantic
cities, allowing the urcd full beneAtof Diasc1
CAsH KksArE, fully equal to the"scsiP DIvTDEsD'
ef Mutual Companies, which has heretofore gone
into the Golfers of consignees and jobbcr of Rast-
ern cities. The Home Policies are of new form
and very msch sinpli6ed, giving tho indemnity
paid for.
All Losses equitably adj listed and promptly paid
here, by Ii. b. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Corner Of M ain and ID sts-, Keokuk,
AuRust 8. so dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12

THx Dxs MoIsEs VALLEY WHro IL published
every Monday at this Office ,is one Of the oldest
papers in Iowa, and has = widely extended circu-
lation throug houtt the Des Moines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and w estern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12
our Candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
OrnOE.

our Candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
OrnOF.
Senator Rusch, the Republicans candidate
for Lieut.. Governor, has been too busy in his
harvest fields the lAst two weeks to devote
himself so strictly to the political canvass as
otherwise he might have done. Besides, be
has just obtained anoAhsr little Rusch light
to illuminate his domestic pathway, and his
parental attention 10 required at home q few
days longer. He evidently understands hus-
bandry il oil it, branches. We are author
ICED by him 70 say that in about two weeks
he will publish his list Of appointments, and
at that time take the stump and make one or
more speeches every business day Of each
week till election. We are gratifed to an
nounce that Mr.. Ruseh has been in correspon-
dence with several German speakers abroad,
and that Judge Stallo, of Cincinnati, and
!, Col. SSohhur.7, 8: Wisconsin, h.-: ::s2:scd
their intention of visiting Iowa this summer
and addressing their German born fellow.
c,ssens in different parts OF the State
These gentlemen are too we'll known By
name TO need any Introduction. They viii
meet with hearty Observation-Disclosures
| Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12

When the Republicans broke ground 50
decidedly against the rs-opening Of the Slave
trade, and announced tho impending danger
Of IT'D being practically re.opensd, with the
immediate demand for the repeal Of all laws
which made it crime, they were denounced
as pursuing an old game Of agitation, and
for thrusting before the public consideration
q preposterous and impractical question:
Time has already vindicated the soundness
OF their predictions. For the last several
months scarcely a week has passed but that
We have chronioled the discharge Of freshly
imported Africans upon our shores. Anoth.
or instance Was reported in our paper yestsr-
day morning. Itisno longer question of
doubt. 1t 10 matter Of fact. The Slave
trade Is re- opened and re-established. And
il is done by the connivance or permission
of the Federal Government. A nominal at
tempt was made to convict the first notorious
and boastful adventurer In this new branch
of commerce, it is true. But the prose-
cuton Was but fsebly followed up
The Administration clearly demonstrated
that they had no actual and sincere de-
sire to secure the conviction OF the crimi-
nal. They were afraid to convict him.
And he was not convicted, as we presume nc
man In the conntry ever for q moment had
any more idea that he would be than that
the Presid ent's pet, Dan. Sickles, would be.
| Nor will they now take any vigorous steps in
that direction. There are, indeed, no re-
ports Of any steps in contemplation agains,
| any of the numerous late offenders. The
i Administration is Democratic The Demo
cracy are under the lead OF the Southern
wing or the party, which wing, indeed, CON
stitutes almost its entire electoral, working
strength. And that wing 10 under the auspi
ces and control Of politicians who favor, ant
are daily getting into mood for dsmandtng
the revival Of the trade, with the cry o.
"Chcap niggers!" growing rapidly popula'
among all GLASSES whom they represent. L
an Administration thus engineered and unde
such Influences going to do any thing for tn
suppression Of tho Slave trade? IL such |
party going to be permitted to diseounte
nance it or interfere with it? Not until
interferes to remove the. legal restriction
and penalties upon an Infamous traffic al
ready practically re- established. And tina
it will very soon do.
/ Nay, look at the last revelation right her
in Iowa! Dodge don't say he is in favor 0
the revival of the Slave trade, but he doe
60 on to portray what glorious and godl
thing the Slave trade was, as it originally ex
listed how it was the gate of heaven TO tn
benighsed savages, and the dispenser Of th
blessings Of civilization. II il was goo
then, it is good now. II there Was nothin
inherently wrong it, there can be no oh
lection to its re. establishment. Howeve
much he may dodge and blarney, if be like
the old trade, he is not opposed to the new
: and in due time he will be confessing it On
arguing in its favor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-12
NEW Map OF LEE COUNTY.


YISHE Subscribers propose publishing, ct IN early
L day, complete Sectional and Property Map of
Lee County, Iowa, on large scale and IN the beet
style.
1t will smhrsss oil property divisisas. With the
names II ths ewness, The lseAAaoA 9 I'll Ia Dub-
lie buildings, nilis factoriss, Ao; also, the tray
eled as well as recorded roads, from actual sur
vcys now In progress, besides streams, divisions OF
prairie and timber, and other natural features OF
the country.
This Map win be handsomely co lored and mount
ed, and an ornament to any public or private room,
and from the large amount OF information now In
the hands and NJ the disposal Of the subscribers
will, we hope contain few errors ~ 10 possible
in . work Of the kind.
We refer to our Maps of Keokuk and Fort Mad-
son specimcn Of our work, and solicit for this
enterprise liberal support from property holders
and ali who feel inerest in the welfare and pro-
grcss of our county.
FOX 4 OTLEY, Civil Engineers.
N. MCCULLOUGH, in,
Civil Engineer and County Surveyor.
Keokuk, July Is, S59-dAwlm
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INR. UNDERWOOD
Dua Physician
and Surgeon TO the
0phthalmic and Aural
Institu 10 of Louisville
XIV J, now Of ChicsgO,
TIE EMINENT AND Dfox1a0UDm1D oFERATOn G. -
EYE and EAR, whose reputation 10 80 we'll known
throughout the United States, a miraculously Civ
ing Sight to the Blind, and Hearing to the Deaf.
Upwards Of sixteen hundred patients have been re-
ceived by DR.. u, within the last twelve months,
many OF whom have been totally Blind and Deaf
FOR months and years, have had their sight and
hearing restored instantly by delicate and critical
oper stions, while others who have long suffered
from disease, have been speedily and permanently
cured by mild and gentle means.
DR.. u, being regular educated Physician and
Surgeon OF the old school, and having had an az
periencs of twenty-five years In practice will per-
form any operation on the Eye and Rar, necessary
to restore Sight to tho Blind or Hearing to the
Deaf, or by other scientific means TO remove any
disease Of those ussfulorgGns within the reach Of
science and human skill.
Patients ct = distAncc can have medicine sent to
them in oil whore surgical operations are not
req uirsd) by giving description of their GASES.
Or. Underwoodi permanent Surgery and In
Urinary ia located ut No. 70 South Clark st., Chica-
60, Ill.
Letters requiring m answer must contain post
age stamp.
Aug0, '5s-dAwem
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Far Reprsssntatfpes--A. n. Sh AWs
WIN. KtCHARD8.
JOSEPH DAYLEs,
r. NJ. DAVIS.
For County Judee-ERANK sEmPLE.
For SAerif-GEO. w. PITTmAN-
For Trens r and RscordeY--C. III. LEGGETT
For Co. supt. Com. Srhools--G. q. BE a MA n
Fer Spamp Land Com'r-wM. LESLIE.
Fer CoYon0-J. r. BLAIR.
For CoMHfy Sxyreycr--J. r. HARPER.