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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16

The NEW STEAMSHIP ADEIAIDE, or THE GALWAY IJNE--
This fine arrived here Saturday afternoon
alter having successfully accomplished her first passage
the Atlantic. She ia very largo steamer, having
four nasts and two smoke stacks Fer length all 10
25 feet brcadt OF beam SO feet and depth Of hold 20
Seet her tonnsge register and 5000 burthen her
machinery proportoned TO her size and she $50
na and 700 hundred indicated horee power, beng
Of the largest and most powerful steamships
afoat She s built Of iron, in very massive and solid
manner, and ranks Al .: Uoya's Her accommodations
for passengers very SUPERIOR her saoon being very
spacious and the berths and saterooms large 10 her
cabin "a DO accommodated the second cabin To- and
the steerage 49, The Adelaide has three decks and s
manned by crew Of over 40 mon. She was built for
The Australian trade and is sister ship to the well
known steamship Victoria She has made passages
before she placed the line from Galway to New
York but has done much business and may ro
xarded a. new vessel Her model beautiful; and she
d not only good boat, but very fast steamer. Ga
her passage here she made very good time though
ssderxuly detained by fogs and Stormy weather. Sno
reached st. Johns from Galway In little ever eight days,
anticipating the OF several other steamers which
saAled before her. and the same day with her from
oher European ports Stopping day at 81 Johns, she
took but days OF bosterOus weather TO reach New
York, 10 that her running time altogether was about
twelve days and half Her officers have heard nothing
Of the reported wreckf the Ehp Pomona, with 400 cm
grants as was telegrapbed nom Newfoundland when she
arrived there. Among her officers Racll 5ettinbrni
The young who assisted the Nespoan exiles to OBJ
tain the mastery of the ship which TO carry them TO
America but which subsequently landed them in Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16

TnECREAY EVENlSN EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF The WISER AND BOaUSSlA.
Three Days Later News.
Actual Declaration of War.
Important Manlfestoes Of the Emperor Of
Austria and the Emperor Of France. I
The Daily Expectation of a Battle.
Attitude Of England, Prussia
and Spain.
Speeches Of Disraeli and Lords Palmerston and
John Russell on the War.
The United States to Protect
England.
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Immense Military Preparations
i'm Italy.
Arrivals Of Austrian and French
Troops In Piedmont.
-~~~~>-c-->->>->~.~-~>~1~~
The Grand Duchess Of Parma Fled and the
Duchy Declared for Sardinia.
~~o~>~~~-~~~~----~-~~~~~-
Victor Emanuel Accepts the Die
tatorship Of Tuscany.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE RUSS0-FRENCH ALLIANCE.
THE FINANCIAL PANIC IN LONDON.
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Naval and Military Preparations Of England.
>>>~e~>~-o--->>~>~~~~O-o-
Frightful Wreck Of the American Ship
Pomona.
OVER FOUn HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
~~-~>--~-~>-~>~---~---~--
AGOslZlNG SCENES ON The BEACH.
~~N>I>-~~~ONN-N>r-~~~o-~->-
NAMES OF THE SURVIVORS.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS.
-o|~~S~o~o->>~~oS>~~>>>-~-~
THE VERY LATEST,
As., &C., Ia.
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THE AUSTRIAN MANIFESTO.


PEOPLE.
Ihsve ordcred my faithful ADD sa,lant army 10 put
stop 10 the rmica acts la'yciRdqs) whco for aseres
OF years have been committed by the ncghoorng state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
THE FRENCH MANIFESTO.

order Of his Imperial Majesty to the Senate and 70 The
legislative body renders ~ needless s for me 70 revert 70
weeks past, and have been the subject Of my last
dispatches The gravity Of the present state Of affairs
will not unbappiy be that which honest perseverng
efforts have endeavorod 10 obtain In such serious con-
nent to be able to submit without hesitation TO the ven
dct Of Europe the question to on what Power toe
responsibility Of events rests.
That the state of tnpgs in Italy was abnormal, that
the discomfort and underhand agitation which resulted
thereom constituted danger for every which
bid to be stopped by prudent precaution an inevitable
crisis Was understood equally by England, Prus-
sia and Ruseia, ss well by France. The unanimity
Of apprehenslors Immediately created the conformity Of
Vienna the proposal Of congress- enanating from ST.
Petersburg the support given by Prussia to these attempts
the combnsons which followed each other up TO the last
moment all these acts word emanated from the same
inrpratonthe ancere and lively desire 10 consolidate
peace by no longer Ignoring dicuy which evident
ly threatened TO disturb it,
In this phase Of the affair the Empcror's government
has had is share Of initiative ard acton this shnre
am particular in stating ithas always been mixed up
with collective labor France simply offered her co ope.
ration as great European Power to settle anicaey and
which, DO not deny it--aroused her sympa.
thies; but in which che did not yet perceive
The the Vienna had
promised by solemn declaration not to commence hos
aggressive act against Piedmont would cause Tie govern
ment Of the Emperor 10 assume
Such an assurance, by giving time 70 the meditation Of
the Powers to exert ss allowed the hope Of the prox
mate meeting OF the Congress In fact England had just
settled with the assent Of France Prussia Russia the
the place which justice and assigned to the Italian
States was granted TO them. Sardinia, her part, nd
hered to the principle Of simultaneous and previous dis
armament Of all the Powers which, for some time past,
had increased their military strength To these tokens Of
peace tho Vienna Cabinet suddenly opposes which,
10 characterize it as deserves equivalent to dechra
ton OF war.
Thus Austria destroys alone and with intent the car
nest abore Of England seconded honestly by Russia
and Prussia, facilitated with much moderation by
France. Not emily does che exclude Sardinia from tho
Congress- sbe her, under penalty OF coercion
csarm without any condition within three days.
large military f,rcc is displayed At the eame time
Abe banks OF ths Tcino, and say thcrush II the
midst Of a, advancing army stat tho Austrian commsn.
der Q-chief awaits the reply Of the Turin Cabinst.
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FINANCIAL SCHEMES OF AUSTRIA.

TINANCIAL SCHEMES UF AUSIRIA.
VIENNA, Saturday, Apri. 30, 1859.
The official Wiener Ai.nng publishes the following
fiIarCia decrees-
l. The of the third class Is to be retained
by the pay office Immediately upon the intores, the
pubic funds beng paid.
q loan Of 200, 600 C00f Is ordered, but az 1t Is for
the present impossible to contract it, the National Bank
will advance two thirds Of the nominal value Of the loan
notes.
g. Tho third decree releases the National Bank for the
prefens from tho obligation OF meeting its notes by specie
payments.
The fourth decree orders that duties and certain
dues must for the future be paid in silver in pay
able coupons Of the national loan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-17
90 NM e ROIAL.
DAILY Cars Cl~v Ovpicn, I
Ynnkmk Ma lAXh 4

DAILY CARS Cl~v Ovpicn,
Kseksk, May 10th.
The late heavy rains Ars mot encouraging, ~,
crops TINS iar look wsl, and hopes are buoysnt h,
ne xatsrs. Lstsverybody kser digging and plant.
ing. There have b,sn great hactuations In the
markets, ndprobably win be.
FLOUR-Country, - - TO s. 50 Fer sack
Supsrans, - - per sack. Extra, (fail wheat)
- % ~ 70 Per Dbl. Graham, 50 rs to 5 SO per
10 III.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 20 70 30 perIeo.
CORN-So cts; ready sale.
BARLRY-Spring, 4Oa55, Fall. soa76..
WHEAT % to 20 for Spring 10 to 40
for Fall.
oATS--In request at 70 TO rs.
kYE-7oc to 7Sc; little coming In.
PoTAT0ES-oeto9 s by the load retail 25,se
cts per peck.
0hoCEhIES-N. O. Sugar fair 7a74, No. /.
~ prime 8, clarified s3alo, crushed and loaf s
0Iza. Molasses-Plantation 40 to 40, s.H.A
to %, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. CoHee-Rio u
20 lzt. Java lsto Isc. Rice (nev)62 to So.
boAP-Palm eac, Family $40.
CANDLES-Star Is to ~. stsarine IA. Mou,d
III, GUNNER pressed, is
LARD-Io to lO3j retail I23c.
BUTTER-lot to Is; choice n to rs retail 40.
HIDES-Dry 10 to l2Ac; green, 5 to 81.
HAY-Prairie IS to 81 Timothy and Hune.-
rian, - to $40; Baled do. $l1 to $I2; Retail as.
sEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, - 90 to 2 IS cts
Timothy, 81 40 toI SO; Plax Seed, 81 osa41 20.
SUNDkIkS-Onions, IS to o5 EGGS, o to u !;
Hssthsrs, BE to SIZE; White Beans, see soI2s.
FRUIT-0rcen apples, choice, q 90 to Is 50
per Dbl. Dried apples, - 50 per bushsl. Dried
peaches, - seto - 90. Raisins, q 50 20 rs.
CHEEsE-w. Is; Denmark 10 to IL.
PR0VISIONS--Hams ~; Shoulder q; clear
sides q.
BRKF-very scarce; sAs4ie gross; 4s to Sc per
quarter.
6HEEP-4s 90 TO - 90 = ksad.
H0GS.-Dresssd, - % 70 41es.
6ALT-d. A., 81 ~ TO 81 45 per sack Kama
wha, 7ooA7 10 per bbl.; Liverpool, 4125 per sack.
Lake 81 75az so . Dbl.
FISH-Aackerel, No. l $40 TO SCI p Dbl; No.
SIS 10 SIG No. 5 412 toS13. White, No. / As 90
70 IS ~ y half bbi. Cod Fish bto 81 b.
ExcaAsoE.-On New York for currency per
cent; forgoid I per cent. st.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-17

To I. W Bssll and William Z. Buell.:
sHEkE y nowson Me In the ofRos Of the Clark
i Of the District Court Of Lee Comfy, lows, at
keokuk. The petition Of Miller. Mayhem Co.,
claiming Of L. ". Buell. = judgment Of three hun
dred dollars on promissory note executed by him
to James 4. Bruce and by him endoSsd to plain
tins also, tho foreclosure Of mortgage on certain
real estate in Keokuk, Lee county, given to secure
the payment OF said note. Said petition represents
that William u. Buell. has m interest Ia said
property, and prays for judgment and the fore
closure of the mortgage, an order Of sale, an ex-
tinction of the interest Of both the defendants n
the premises, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the June term tlS6s) Of
said Court, judgment will be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
May Ia, 1s59-d PLAINTIFF Att'ys.
TO Guy Wells, Hugh w. Sample, Samuel X. Curtis,
Ford, d. w Ford, James Holsey, A. L. Deming,
John w. Cleghorn, b. II. Harrison, Elihu Gum,
David B. Gum Oscar r. Davis, Noah Greeley:
VSHERE Is now on hle in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of
L the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Keo-
kuk the petition Of Hannah N. Taggert, Execu-
trx Of the estate Of Robert Taggrst. deceased and
Emma 7. Taggert and Alice 9. Taggart, minor
children, by Hannah NJ TAggart their guardian,
claiming Of Guy Wells deed to the undivided one
fifth Of certain lands in Lee county, lows, and the
specific performance Of contract with Robert Tag
CART Of December 18th, 1850. Said petition prays
for decree, aparttion Of the lands described in
the petition, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before The second day OF the June term uS5o) Of
said Court judgment will be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
May ii, 1s59-d1m Plaintiff Att'ys.
.sTo all the world and the rest of
Mankind.,s
CNOW 4 SMITH believe themselves pre-
- pared to demonstrate, by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do more wash
ing and has more genera cleansing power than any
other "FAMILY SOAP" manufactured In the
West, and only ask those who have not used il to
give II trial.
Their SOAP il made from the cLEAxEkr KATE
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely, pure beef tallow and soda,
and entirely 1kEK YnoM WHITING, CLAY and other
cheap substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS" are filled. These substances increase ths
weight and hardness of SOAP, but detract largely
| from it, cleansing qualities.
SNOW SMITH, not needing to make thei,
SOAP yellow 10 conceal dirt contained in It, leave
| it in its white, pure state
They viii sell it by the box, for cash, at cents
per pound 100 boxes on hand.
Factory 1T Goa MAIN-STREET,
m1y5dkwSm Keokuk, Iowa.
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Asssvaas .s she .iIll.gs ms.se.

MAY I6.-6 r. n.
M ~ 1rpwn, b Morrison, st L0nis; A French,
0ss4sa; " He's, D Hess, Ill; n Giles, Stevens
1sintJ y H Anderson, Davenport: W A Poindsxter,
|KY ! Il Robinson. h !; B T Nesbit, 3 Williams;
Memphis; J II Drake, p B Marcy, Drakesvills; 0
|P b Scott and family, Lawrence Fitzpatrick, Mo;
Is McDsrmott, Mass; T Phelps, Mt PleasAnt;J W
|0oodrish, Montrose; 9 T osgood, U 8 EXC W
brewster, N \; Dr. jackson, Penn; X Bryan, W Bar
|rett, Chicago; 4 Csnahan, Ill; II Cane D h Smith,
str Rogers; = Morgan, VI; Geo Russell, J II
(Tsdsr, Hannibal; B Smith, M Lewis, Oskaloosa;
4 1is.l ;.s., SS..1::, Fletcher, = =, 2 G5
lntosh, Ohio; r Bsler, W Postlewait, Chad
buck, j Hayward, W = DurAnt, n Psll, q Budsn-
ger, J Bowden, A J Talbot; v Aillstte, Mas
sr Aired and N Robinson, Of Bslsr's Camp
bell Minstrels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-17

Uni0n Prayer Meeting Ts.Nighs.
Ths regular weekly Union Prayer Meeting
will b held this evening, q quarter before
3 O'Clock, in the Hall on Main-st., between
4th and 5th, occupied By Mr.. Browns con-
grsgation. The public are respectfully in
vitod 20 attend.
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A FKEE RrDE.-The steamer Quincy took
On large number Of our citizens yesterday
morning, Tor ride to Keithsburgh and back.
Ne ds1ht thsy had merry time. The ap-
psaranss d ths Qaiasy will be rare sight
% the touns above.
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No Use GoS 1sait Soaas.
The rivers arc 20 high and boats are 20 nu-
nsrous that tAsrs i no particular 80 for
1ailroads in this section Of country this ssas-
q.
u Will seen By note from ths Superin-
tsndsat Of the Ksokak, Mt. Pleasant and Mus
satins road that the company has Aaslly
yielded to tho high water pressure and with
drawn thsir trains, leaving the trade and
tssvsl = the livrly competition amongst the
nnoom beats.
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BELER'6
Campbell Ministries
HAVE OoNG1s

AsorHER FLooD.-We had another tire
Mendous rain on Sunday night. The CUTTERS
and sewers were flooded, likewise cellars,
low places, and some high places. The river
h rising rapidly, and 10 now above the high
est mark OF this spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-17

Rensmber tho extensive sale OF furni-
tars q Humphreys Aastion Room, No. S
Estes Heuss, this nornisg q o'clock
Chairs, tables, beds, bedding, stoves, carpets,
Co., TO-. will bs closed out.
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C.. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Thiyd-.t hat Main ard Iohv>~o,

NAICdMAkEh AMI JEWELEk.
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
hEOkU IOWA.
/ have received new assortment Of those fine
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timskeepers they
arc unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered in this market. A general assortment
of fine Gold Jeweiry and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
sPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of Specta-
cleH, would say, come where you can have pair
selected that will suit your eyes, and Of the kind
Of Glasses that are mechanically adapted to suit
every condition Of sight. This 10 no Guess
Work.
Ny personal attention will be given to the Re-
will be warranted to give satisfaction. Every
description Of Goods in my line made to order
KngrsvinE done At Short Notice.
dee4dkw
- Hostetter's stomach Bitters correct the ap-
petite, impars tone to the system, force OF the
bile and all impure sccretions regulate the bowels
give ~ strength Of body and vigor of mind. For
Dyspepsia and dyspeptic symptoms, they are the
wonder ofthe afflicted In fatuisncy ,dixsness, pros
tration, great fatigue and general inability, it is
surpris sing how soon the patient finds relief. No
family afford to BE- without Hostetter's Bitters
They require no spirits. For sale In full quart
bottles BY druggists and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
May1edAw Msin-st, bot. Sixth and seventh.
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Coal,


KEOkUK FEMALE 9EMINARY.
vu,HE FOURTH TERM Of the ssKsokuk Fem ale
i Seminary" will open On MONDAY, APRIL
lath in the basement Of the Chatham SSuare Church
corner Of seventh and Morgan streets. where tenn
porary accommodations, except for tho Primary
Department., have bssn secured In rooms cool, dry
and easy OF aecsss.
The board a. Trustees Of this Seminary elected
from various religious denominations and repre-
ssnting : large part Of the Christian community,
desires BY the united and cooperative efforts Of tho
friends Of education TO establish gradually such
IN institution ~ our city requires.
The Principal IL the Institution 10 Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for tho admission Of pupils
may 30 made.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six 70 ten yeATs of age may b received under the
care Of Aias Urmston, It's present teacher who re-
ssivss Al the Incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will be 80 Ind ~ in the
ordinary Engiish studies, with small sddafionai
sum for incidental expenses. FOR LAtlns french,
German, "a, extra charges vi Il y mas.
tits desirable that persons Designing g become
psuils IS present punctually On the lrse q the
rs.Irr;cr VIM. THOMPSON,
Prssidsntof The Board ct Trasesss.
HrnaY SrEosG, 6sc'y.
Keokuk, Apr. 10, ldSe-o
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1Ws eAll attention. 70 Ne advertisement
v Wsbstas's Unabridged Pictorial. Dirsc-
s1ess u Gaheol Distsists are authorised By
hws . vuts, ssat any regular or spssiAl meet
- Of thsif Boards, to purchase this Die
sioaasy for tho use of their Schools, and Is
- work 10 be purchased by the State is the
0e1 md illustrated edition, and the sum to
- pald il less than two thirds Of the regu.
- Price, it will doubtless be purchased BY
Moot 81 the Districts.
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NOTICE.
To I. B. Walker, and to all whom it may concern !:
NOTICE is hereby given that the 7th day IT
~ June, 1859, we will sell 1T public auction, Ut
the auction Of L. Howe, Mai n-st. between 4th
and 9Th, in the city of keokuk, Iowa, between the
hours Of 9o'clock .. and o'cltck =. IN. Of said
day the following described chat tel property, con
sisting Of Silver Ware, viz:
doc. spoons, large and small sizes 2 dog. forks,
large and small sses; pair butter knives, Jelly
spoons, cream ladlc, sugar spoon sugar sitter,
] pair soup ladies. pie knife, pair salt spoons,
mustardspoon, oyster ladle; small knife and
fork.
The said property having been tr ansferred to rs
by tnesAid T. b. alker as collateral security for
the paymentof his note for hundred and ninty-
seven dollars, tl97) dated August 10, s57, 50 days
without grace, due Sept .. 1857. with 10 per
interest after maturity.
Said note being past due and wholly unpaid, the
said property will be sold afor es2id to pay the
same with costs and charges Of sale.
CHAPLIN LEE.
May 10, ls59-dlm In Liquids ton.
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OrACF YouF lCsI
Persons wanting Zoe will Be supplied on leaving
heir orders With Golfers Robertson, On Aain-st.,
tssr Third. lmyI6dl
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MEADOW neck. :.
r1Y Mn. M. =. Holns, author of"Lsna 1ivs!.,
DTsmpsst AndsInsnins, : tni: ~ ree1v "a y
splsd OGDEN, DAv" $500 w.
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swf KEoxuK, May 10, 1850.
M1o1ns. EprToas CARS C1fY-Genflsnsw: On 60
ooant4 high water, the trains on the Ksokuk, Mt.
1leasant - Auscatins Railroad are temporarily
o1gpen1G1- Youn,
B. W. DAVIS, Sept.
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Salt. Salt.
cnn BBLS. "KANAwRA," in rood order, Just
OUU receiving and Tor sale low ~
KELLOGG ! RIRGE.
May ls-d SO kAin-st.
10 KEGS PEUkEs.
| 10 Bxs. CASTLE SOAP,
4 CASES OLIVE OIL,
9 Bxs cLARRT,
- rKA1Ls DATES.
& bells. soPT SHELL ALMONDS,
2 BBLs. rrLBERTs,
i BBLs. ENGLISH wALNUTs,
3 BBLs. pEcANs, I.
Q BBLs BRAZIL NUTS,
9 CASKS zANTE cURRANrs,
/ cAsK BATH BRICK.
| cAsk SAL. SODA.
CASE INDIGO,
| CASE NuTMEss.
We are just receiving the above invoice of good
direct from importers In New York, and offer thsl
for sale nUca LowER than the regular grocery trade.
KELLOGG BIRGE,
Mayl3-d No. IS Main-st.
OK BBLs. Plantation and S. H. MoLAssEs,
100 BAGS COFFEE,
s BAGS PEPPER:
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i I'm AnsfasIs.-Belsr's Campbell Min.
slrsls gave us taste Of their music ysster-
1ay aftsrnoon. What 70 heard made Us
wih y hsar more. OF the perfornsnce last
night, " san mot speak from aesual hearing,
- " went 70 prsss too soon FOR that. But
uehassno doubt il Vas good, and that those
who went will 50 again.
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WARRINGTON GALLAND,

WA1HIN&TON OAKLAND.
n TTORNEY AT LAW, Montross, Lee County,
\ lows, win give prompt attention 70 oil busi.
ess entrusted TO his care. In all litigatsd busi-
ism In the District, Supreme and Federal Courts
3 will, By arrangement, have tho assistance Of
lessrs. Rankin, Miller Enstsr, Of Ksokuk.
may0dAw
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New Spring Goods
VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN & &C

VIRGIL 81. SULLIVAN & CO.,
(sUccEssoRs TO }. /. HOBBS co.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
kEOkUk....-...........
r M R r HIS AND DEAL II 4
i in QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, 70. Ac
stock ~ she old stand Of Q. 4. arif.h Co., viii
BE- plessed to have call from one and oil. We
intend 70 keep constantly on hand complete stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
rers, in England, France and America, We viii DO
able 70 sell low a' any regular hGq,s II the West
Jan. 10, Is5e-dAw
TIne watch KsPairing.
T1sHE subscriber being obliged to make change
cured the services Of competent workman-one
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with all work entrusted to my
care and the work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
The Rspairtng " Clocks, Je0siry, &C., also the
mani featuring Of goods Of every description shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
r. S.--Work Of al kinds not giving perfect sat-
ifdefion, will DO promptly adjusted BY eating on
the subscriber, tho. Estes House
April s-d4w sAM'L g. BRIDGES.
WIRING Papers,
r COMMERCIAL. Note, Letter, Cap, DilI Brief
~ and Sermon Papers, ct
OGDEN, BROWNELL i co.'s
CIrY Book SroRR,
April Is, sod No. 81 Main-st.
Hemp seed.
I n BUSHELS Hemp and Canary Seed in store
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mch2Sd 06 Mains,
ArnolAss Wrisang FIusd.
rTyHE GENUINE ARTICLE for sale by
i OGDEN, BROWNELL& CO.,
maysd CIrY Book SroRx.
BLANK books.
"A LARGE stock, Ill sizes, inst received BY
- aprod OGDEN, BR0WNELL h 90.
FRyss Patent
FOUNTAIN INKSTAND-The best in use, for
- sale Oy OGDEN, BR0WNELL co.
DayarA Taylorss last Hook.
MONTEREY TRAV1L-6ummer and Winter
~ Pietures Of Sweden, Denmark and Lapland
For sale BY 0GD1N, BROWNELL 4 co.
OLOCK0.
A FEW very hns REGULATORS OF TIME,
"A just rscsivsd fully warranted 70 keep accurate
time. q No. I Estes House.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-17

DHR6ONS having claims against the estate Of
James Tasksr, deceased, are hereby notified to
resent the same to me, duly authenticated, with
the time required by law.
J.. W. OGDEN, Executor.
4 mn Of 6ssasns Aarvin's eslebratsd safes for
- sale on good terms By
1apldAw ". H. AUSTIN = GO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-17

KIT II III Il L. A ID Il Slg<1
MRS. M. TALON n
ID ESPECTFULLY soicits the attention Of the
IN Ladies' to her NEW STOCK OF
SPRING Z SUMNER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
tiles, to suit al tastes, have beea selected.
ben ne1s, RIbb0ns.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shswls and Mantillas,
FANCY HAIR PINS, HOOP SKIRTS, AND
THOMPSON'S STEEL SPRING TONIOS;
Lace Mits, Embroideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually comprised in this depart
m ent viii be found in her store, Mt wholesale and
reta IL taprl4dl NJ. 81 MAIN.ST.