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TERMS
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80 o-'' !. - % .. at the end Of months, $50
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26

The "third house, has come to be one OF
the most active, influential and corrupt agen-
cies at the scat OF ell the American govern
ments. It's only purpose is selfshuess. 1t
has no responsibility. Corruption and BRIDE
ry and all devilish influences that it employs
bring no dishonor upon it or its members,
because it has no head, no tangible organi-
xstion, and it's members are multitudinous
and daily shifting. Ii is the most complete
device for doing corrupt and dangerous
things without responsibility or personal
odum, that ever was invented. But how to
get at the evil and apply remedy, has been
the question. We think Gov. Morgan, of
New York, has hit upon the right plan. He
threatens to veto every bill that he suspects
has been passed by lobby influence. lie Is q
man of resolution, and we believe he will do
1t. We hope he will. Let the experiment
be made. Wipe on. the lobby and keep the
Legislature as independent and free from
outside pressure and extraneous influences as
posslble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26

We see by the proceedings Of Congress
that Mr.. Douglas delivered a eu ogy In the
Senate, Oh the 10th, on the Hon. Thomas l..
Harris. deceased, Of this State.
This il very kind, very conslderate in Mr..
Douglas but the people hereaway would
have far better opinion OF his sincerity,
had he exhibited little more heart and
sympathy before Mr.. Harris decease. When
poor Harris lay upon his death bed, and only
few DAYS before he breathed his last, Mr..
Douglas was in this city, aud remained here
several DAYS vet although only a few miles
and iew hours distant, MIR. Douglas kept
entirely aloaf from his expiring comrade.---
Hos natural, how touching 1t would have
been, bow indicative Of true and manly feel
ing, for Mr.. Douglas 10 havaforgotten poll
tics for one day, and 10 have taken kind fare
well Of the man who hustened his own death
TO elevate Mr.. Douglas liow such an in
tersita would have gladdened poor Harris
last hours Blu, nc Sir. Douglas had other
business than that Of speaking consolation
10 dying man, 20 a;tenu 10. inase MAO Wit
messed hls cruel apathy in this matter, Sc
ycrtly commented oI it, and il was remarked
Mt the time that ssMr. Douglas had no neec
of dead men,
Mr.. Douglas now goes into the Senat,
Chamber, and talks IN solemn mockery o.
his affection for the deceased. He could bet
ter have shown it by visiting him on BIZ
diving bed. such cruel seshshness as Mr.
Douglas here manifested, il unparalleled. =
I6pringheld Ill., Journal.
The phrase is worthy Of wider applica
ton. Mr.. Douglas is sinking, and has q
ready sunk almost 70 his just and propt
level. The rapidly Of his fall SCENE ia
credible TO the superficial observer. III
clanorous ofhce-hunters, the political stock
iobbers, the lovers Of success all aeserte
Mn In months time. (Admirers on Il
esors Of principle he never had ANY, WI
y This They have inc use for dead men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
Prom Warrington.

WAsHrSGroN, Jan. 81.
In the Senate, in Executive session to- day,
an exciting discussion arose between Messrs.
Douglas and Fitch. The latter twice charged
the former with uttering untrutha. 1t is
feared duel will follow.
The House took mp Mr.. Stevens resolu-
ton on setting apart the first two days in
February for the consideration Of Territorial
business.
Mr.. Morgan, Of N. y, could not consent
unless provision be added to exclude the
admission Of new States.
SESATE.-The Vice President submitted to
the Senate an elaborate memorial from the
Legislature Of Indiana, setting forth that
that State IL unrepresented in the U. S. Sem
ate, and has commissioned no other persons
to represent her therein except Henry s.
Lane VIM. NJ. Mccarthy, whom therefore the
memorialists pray may be admitted a. Sena-
tors from Indiana in the Federal Senate
general desire having been expressed to
hear the memorial read, the Secretary COM
menced reading, but it becoming tedious was
referred, on motion of Mr.. Trumbull, to til g
Committee on Judiciary, and ordered to be
! printed.
| Mr.. Seward, Of N. Y, gave notice that he
would tomorrow submit resolution giving
SAID Lane and mccarthy the privilege OF the
floor, while their claims for seats are pend
ing.
The city is full OF rumors to the effect tina,
Judge Douglas has challenged Senator Fitch
The only foundation for these rumors is in
fact that negotiations are going on for a
reconciliation between them.
Times Correspondence
Notes have passed between Senator Doug
las and Fitch, with view to explanations
and retractions or a hostile meeting. The
FIRST note was from Douglas to Fitch, dc.
manding n re,raetion OF the charges Of false
hood. The ID from Fitch, specifying the
charges, and enquiring if Douglas refers to
them. Douglas replies in detailed letter,
explaining and modifying his language and
giving it a construction much less offensive
than as originally understood. Fitch rcjoined
amicably, and his note will probably settle
the affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
Teicg raphic News.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Senate confirmed the nomination OF
Thos. Miller as Postmaster Of Columbus, o.,
and that of j. A. Lewis us Postmaster OF
Newark, o.
MoBiLE, Jan. %. - Captain Maury and 9th
ers have been tried before the United States
Commissioner for obstructing u. s. Omcers
in the discharge Of their duties on board the
schooner Susan, and for violating the neu-
trality laws, and the Commissioner has held
til EN- TO bail In the SUM OF 81, 500 for their
appearance at Court in February.
~ CHARLEsTos, s. c., Jan. "a. Captain
OF the yacht Wanderer surrendered himself
| on Saturday to the United States Marshal
and was held to bail for $4,000
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The Baton Rouge
Democratic Legislative caucus balletsd AZ
times for U. S. Senator. No choice. Ben
jamin is votes ahead. candidates.
Havana papers of the 10th cont tain = state
ment to the effect that General Reneau had
offered Concha SIS 100000 to declare Cuba
independent.
Threats are made to massacre any Ameri,
can conspirators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
..Unrriendly s.egasiation..

Acting on this hint the Kansas Legislature
has promptly taken under consideration two
bills having for their object the abolition of
slavery in that Territory. One makes slave.
holding felony, punishable by fine and i'm.
prisonment. The other makes the bringing
OF slaves into the Territory hereafter fell
ony, and the restraining Of any person no,o
there of his liberty, misdemeanor: declares
. negro to be q ''person," and gives to oil
s'pers ans" equal access to Territorial courts
The design il to make the law so close thai
slavery cannot exist there without the inter.
ference Of Congress and the establishment Of
that ssslave-code." The people Of kansa,
do give these Pro-Slayery politicians and
lodging demagogucs On infinite deal o.
trouble, somehow. And they haven't don'
vat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
For the Gate City.
parse ma Dispraisc.


heard ore speaking in pests praise,
And one speak in his blamei
0reening and whitening the circling bays,
The crownets of his fame.
One said, s'what giveth he to quench our thirst
The deserts fair deceitj
The palmy mirage for the fonnts that burst,
Life-giying, st our feet.
nIcy distractions for hearts beating light,
And glittering col d and far
The pole star Of the bitter northern night
For Venus kindiier star.
And with cold features quiet all the while,
Looking nj heaven above,
ssWhat OF an ice berg with It's freezing smile
The tropics are for love-"
Ye, said the other, "aleaming cold and far,
But ever, ever true,
Shines the pure north star, true as angels are,
Loving beyond the blue
"now beams the face OF Nature when he speaks
How tower the mountains high
San flooded daily to their golden peaks,
Which press against the sky
.sHow smiie the meadows past them broad and
dark,
AQn TO the sounding sea,
Sw6ep the full rivers round them do but bark
Thu Wild wood nj nstrelsy.
"The gorgeous Orien, alb, the treschcrous Eas
The bow string for its loves,
Houris unto their heavens lust's hgh-priest
Mid &fabesques and doves.
"But northern climes for pure and temperate
joys
For passions without heat
The shady Summer with its woody noise,
The autumn rich and sweet
"Thc marble winter with long mooned nights
Above a world of SHOWS;
Without, cold smiling but within, delights,
Calm pleasure, deep repose.
sNature is with us always" answered he,
"Her winter nights so mute,
Her nut-brown au umns, when, from vine AID
Hangs the rare, ripened fruit.
"nut cold before us. in the lifeless rhyme,
Lie hill, and stream, and lake;
Faint shadows, like dasky vespcr time,
With nought the hush to break.
"But who speaks passion tells the life of man,
Ills loves, his hates, mis- fears;
The doubtful future Of bis little span;
lis memory OF the years
Yet said the ether, calmly speaking on,
''His task is great and high;
To tell the glories VI the stars and sun,
The azure Of the sky.
$40 paint the f3wers and all the winding
streams,
The far laid fields at rest,
The season burstiug meath the sunny beams,
And that with fruftage blest.
q 'Iis Ged that shades tho hills and woods i,
leaf,
And man with lower art
But tells on canvas, or in verses brief,
Their lessons to the heart
"And if, deep skilled, he does hia labor we'll,
IT'S Gods own guiding hand,
Gi iding the mountain nllsts that shrink an
swell,
The seas curved toward the strand"
s..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
$403 "a
JAMES HARTMAN, Auditor.
The Sori OF Persons ~ no Talk Dis
union aoSsn south.


union Doun south.
Senator Houston made the best hit of bis
Senatorial career. in his reply, u few days
since TO VERSIONS fiery and foolish harangne.
Among the good things that he said, was the
following:
Sir, am not afraid of dsunion. do not
think there is any danger, though gentlemen
may talk. There are q great many very gas
eous gentlemen in the South who have a
great deal Of time to play the demagogue,
and to become important street corner poll
ticians, to talk about il but there are thous-
ands Of men Mt home ct their work, who
know nothing, and care nothing what il said
in such places and by such persons. These
gaseous men contrive either to be sent to
public assemblies on occasions that can give
expression to their opinions, or they send
themselves voluntarily and they assume to
represent what is considered an important
class in the community. Bat, sir, they are
not going TO bring about disunion. An at
tempt was made in portion OF the Southern
country to start great Southern league, to
prepare the public mind for forcing the
Southern States into revolution at my
time that might be thought proper but that
league was An abortion; it failed; il may
have had one small branch, but it tapered
down TO the mere point Of nothing. That
vas said 70 be great effort. From the fuss
it made throughout the South you would
have thought it embodied some great princi,
pie; that the South were in imminent DANCE
Of destruction, but 1t happened that the Soutl
got along very well, and the Southern leaga,
died. That is the way these leagues will q
whenever they start, and nre brought to tn
! attention Of the people. When the peopi
reflect, they will be fully satisfied that it i
not league for the benefit either OF then
or Of their posterity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
SECRETARY Touce, i'm Trouble.

Touecv is 10 be severely oyerhauled by
Committees OF Investigation for various Of
fetal short comm q. He has lust awarded
the contract for building the machinery Of
one new sloop-of- war, to Reany, Meath & Co.,
PhiIadelphia, after he had exposed drawings
Of their chief competitor, Mr.. Norris, to their
inspection, and enirapped Norris into bid
which was also exhibited to an ex.member Of
Congress named White, who manipulated the
Secretary in this matter as he has done other
departments,to the tune Of many thousands.
Toucey's nephew, a Mr. Beach, il one of the
firm in Philadelphla which supplies coal to
the Navy, through an understanding with
the agent appointed to make the purchases.
IL 10 known, and the fact will be proven By
the inquiry going on into the affairs of thu
late Superintendent VI Printing, that the pa
per mill in which Toucey is concerned, re-
eeived special favor from that fnnctionary
The cid Cromwell line Of steamers, hired Il
an enormous price for the Paraguay expedi
ton, aud recommended TO be purchased b.
the Secretary, belongs TO his former partner
Ine facts LOOK ugly, at least, ana require ex
| PLANTATION, which has not yet been given.
/ Co. Western paper contains the follow
| ing advertisement "Wauts n situation,
t practical printer, who il competent to TAX
| charge Of any department in n printing an
Publishing house. Would accept profe.
sorship in any of the academies. Has no OF
| lection 10 leach ornamental painting ali
pcnmanshir, geometry, trlgonometry an
MANY other sciences. Is particularly suite
TO act as pastor TO small evangelical ehurel
oras a local preacher. de would have =
objection to form small but select class
: interesting boang ladies, to instruct in Il
highest branches. To dentist or chlrop,
! dist hc would be invaluable, "a he can DO q
mos, anything. Would board with q famil
IL decidedly pious. For further particula
] inquire Of Colonel Buffalo, ut Browns Sa
ri Don
ET~ Good looking girls in male attire .
. dangerous counterfeits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
Eagle nm d NJ Ortar,
NO. DO MAIN sT.,
ANDREW ]. WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST,
OFFERS 4 FULL srecE or



PERPUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. Sc,
To the trade, and ut retail, at very low prices for
Cash.
Wholesale Agent for Southern Iowa and North
rn Missouri for the following goods
Great Western Coal Oil Co., Kerosene Oil
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Pills and Ague Cure;
Jayne's Family Medicines
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
tan2A
IUM OPIuM-Turkey, just received and for
~ sale low by A. j. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle aud Mortar,
Iaa21d g6 Main-st
II INSEED, Lard and Sperm Oil, in store and for
L. sale low by Al WILKINSON,
sign Of the Golden Eagls and Mortar,
jan22d 90 Main-st.
1PIKiTs TuHpentine, Alcohol and Spirit GAs,
~ in store and for sale at the lowest market rate
by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Lage and Mortar,
ian22d 90 Mxin-st.
1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
Coal. Coal, Coal.
FROM THE

LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
4 NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently been dis
"A covered, and il now being extensively worked
on the lands Of tho Lawrence Coal Co., mt Law
renee, of quality superior to any hitherto brought
to this market In confirmation Of which references
are had below.
am furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quantities 10 suit vt the lowest
market rates.
/ viii aI.o furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. tor tho past few months, and which
WAS obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
Is second only to The above described Coal, or the
best Ut slaaghtc Coal.
Orders for the above may be left at the ofioo Of
4. II. & d. w. Ford. or kodefsr Bishop NJ the II.
Il. DEPOT. +. REYNOLDS, Agent.
RxrkRENaks:
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
j. X. Hurnish, j. q. Parrot Co.,
Gunnable 4 Smyth,
Slate Bro, billings House
SD. Clark, Master Mechanic at X. 1T. d.
Nj Machine shop. jan24dl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
Flour, Flour, ElOur ,
45y Barrels

EXTRA, FANCY AND 1UREQfI +
brands In store. pm CHASED bsloSs NM Date ID.
ID vance, and viii be sold. whsleeqke aor retail
al the lowest market Iricc.
We have u SUPERIOR Articla ma11 eGam WintsI
Wheat selected with care for our on 1N6e. and
which we viii guarantee 70 make ~ Goo4 e. pad Il
any brand la this market, '.Qakn4ysss Ae1y fpted
We are selling this article u ~ - 311sss III
Flour in the city, Who lrononnae II a1ssd
kKLIO00 III 9kUE,
NJ. 3x% pain-rt.
N.B.--Fiear delivered 10 any roGxl s&he city
promptly. 6S9u IN
Jan. Is, '5o-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26

LKAvRswoRrH, Jan. 90.
Montgomery has voluntarily given himself
up to the authorities to await his trial on o
charge Of being connected in the late troub-
les on the southern border. Brown IL re-
ported to have left the Territory, and no
further trouble is apprehended. There is no
excitement here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
Trustes,s AaIe

DUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given that on the
1 10th day Of February next, in front OF the
Office OF Charles Mason, in the City Of Keoknk, /
will proceed to sell the highest bidder for cash
In hand the following real estate in the County Of
Lee and State Of lows, 70 wit: The fractional
mort h-sast quarter Of section eight (S) in town
ship sixty seven t67) north, range i've t5) west Of
the Half Bre cd Reservation.
Said sale IL made by virtue Of Deed OF Trast
from Andrew Oberiy to me for the purpose Of Sc
curing four pronissory notes made by said An
drew Oberly To samuel r. Miller and Reeves Ex-
ecutors, for the sum OF 4l44 80 each, with 10 per
cent. int erest from the let day OF October, A. d.
1854 and two Of said notes remaining due and mn
paid, shall sell all much Of said land ~ la
to pay the debt, interest and expenses Of
sale. JAMES L. ESTES,
Jan. Is, 1S59-d Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26

LOST,
IN Main street, or On the Plankroad within a
~ few miles Of tovn, a small Memorandum
Book, with tbs narne ~ y. Kendrick plainly writ
ten in il. aud containing some papers and memo
randuns IL no vslue % the finder, and $40 In
money. Any ono hndiag and returni ng said hook
shall be- suitably rswarasd BY leaving Il ut the
Office ~ j. Brown. Agent, IA street. opposite the
AthenHum. 4e Ijan26d2t
CAUTION,
-. .Ss@~J =
"A chasing note gwen by WnA.sM. Belknap in
my favor, dated July ~, 1855, and payable three
sixty six S. 100 dclla, said n14o having been
or aid by me, and said 01lknap having been
notified not 10 pay the same.
Keokuk Jan 81. 1851 10d1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
DOLICIES Of Insurance issued Mt the lowest
rates in the following reliable 1fst class COM
panies.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This Is the safest and must reliable Life Insurance
Company In the world with an accumulated
Fund Of over ~ 100000.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PRovIDExcx, RI.
Capital 100000 90.
SPRINGFIELD PInE AND MARINE ms. co.
sPRIsOYixLD, MASS.
Captsai $50. ZOO.
PEORIA MARINE : FIRE INSURANCE co
PIoRiA, ILL.
Capital $500, 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance win do we'll 10 call sl
tha Agency Of6ce Of G. H. DIMOND.
janlSdlm Main-st., over Ogden's Book Store
lnsure Your Mercha udise, stores
and DWcillnEs1
Policies Of Insurance issued at the loves,
rates, ~ this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL 600, 700.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL x200, 700.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. 90, or HARTFORD
CAPITAL $500
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
Janl-dlm Secoad-st., near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26

The Opposition in Virginia are try
ing to concentrate on Mr.. Coggin, Formerly
member of Congress, as their candidate for
Governor, against MIR. Letcher.
Lord Campbell says il islaw in England
that jury who cannot agree ''may be locked
up during the session Of Court, and then car
ried in a cart to theborders Of the next coun-
ty, and there shot into aditcb."
The Judiciary Committee Of the House
have been called upon to suuHoD thirty Wit
nesses on behalf Of Judge Irwin # Pennsyl-
vania, whose conduct is being Investigated
with view to his impeachment.
/ lit is rumored at Washington thata prop
| osition for the sale OF Sonora and chihuahua
has been received from President MirAnon.
The price named is said to be sixteen nal
lions.
REpaIRvEp.-Dr. Sharpe, who killed DIR.
Stout at Delhi, Iowa, some three years since,
and for which he was tried at Dubuque, has
been reprieved. He was sentenced for ten
years. lie is now practicing medicine In
\ Hannibal, Mo.
i 1T is curious and significant fact that
the only course Of lectures in Boston this
winter is the Fraternity course, got up ex-
pressly to give Rev. Theodore Parker a chance
TO lecture, because he is taboocd by the reg
ular and conservative associations. The
Mercantile Library Association have lost
500 BY their course, and the Mechanic APP
prentices' $500. The Fraternity has besides
paid the most generous prices, giving Mr.
Beecher $500 for single lecture, and Mr.
Parker $l25 each for three.
1 fT-A Mr.. Jacobs, in the Delaware Legis
laiure, proposes to repeal the law prohibit
/ ing the traffic in slaves between Delaware
and other States.
profitable in little Delaware that she wants
| to 60 into the business Of breeding them for
the market, or does she want to sell out and
quita
RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL convention was
held at Rome, Jones county, on the 18th, for
the purpose Of arranging for the construc-
ton of the only link Of railroad unprovided
for between Dubuque and Keokuk via Ana.
mosa, Rome. Upton, Muscatine and Mt.
Pleasant The link is short, and they think
they can provide for it.
i cTThe Pro-Slayery Democracy of Iowa
are discussing just now, to some extent, the
time and place for the next State Conven.
ton. Being very important matter We
hope they'll take plenty Of time for proper
consideration of the subject.
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF
| CAsApA.--Traibc for week ending 9Th Janu
I ary, 1859:
. Passengers, lo,64e ST
Freight, 4,452 81
Parcels. Mails and Express, 2.3o9 II
d $29,4ll 81
Corresponding week last year, 9,008 S,
xAl3 3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
VIRGIL II, SULLIVAN 4 CO.
(succEssoRs 70 !. l.. HoBBs Aco.,)

tsCCCkSeoR6 TO J. L. HOBBS q Coal
FourtA-ss raet, between Main and Johnson,
I M y . n nH AND ID EALERN
i In QUEENSWARE OLA ~ and CHINA, Kero-
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Laiaps, Locking
Glasses, Tea Trays, &c. &c
Having purchased the lalgo and we'll 50 lsctsd
stock n the old stand of q. r. orfith b Co., will
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both fora
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from tho manufactu-
rers, in England, France and America, We will be
able to cell a. low any regular house in the West
v. II. SULLIVAN 4 co.
We beg TO return our thanks t. the citixsns Of
Keokuk and vicinity for the liberal patronage
conferred on us while here and take great pleasure
| In recommending the usw firm 70 the public.
| janlsd6t j. Il. HOBBS co.
| DEPPEk and Spice for sale low, to close con-
oLEauoRN, TAYLOR CO..
! jan14dlw Levee.
/ rNEA.--Y. Hyson Imperial and black, all very
/ / choice, for sale low by
cLRaIokN, TAYLOR CO.,
m BBLS. FLOUR, choice quality, for salt
IUU low BY cLkdHoRN, TAYLOR I CO.,
| janlsdlw Levee.
1
| DUTTEK-lO bbls. fresh roll, for sale BY
ID CLEGH0RN TAYLOR 4 CO.,
/ janl4dlw Levse.
4
/ TOBACCO 80 boxes choice for sale, to ciost
/ 1 consignment, by
CLKaHoRN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
janlA Leves.
lure BRICK and FIRE CLAY for sale BY
Il cLEdHURN, TAYLOR CO.,
| jan14dfw Leyec.
rW eLAGKrr. O.. BROWNE w.H. CLAGkrr
/ ClaWett, browne Il Ciagets,
/ ATTORNEYS AT Law,
kEok Tx ,...................... ............IOWA
Once on Second-st., in sample's Building.
Jansd1p
DR. r.. NEYEYARTM,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
CORNER o. TEs1H AND niGH-srs,
hEOkU
| JansdIy