davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19
WESTERN NEWS.

A dispatch from San Francisco to Gilroy,
several hours later than the departure Of the
mail furnishes three days later advices from
British Columbia.
Frazer river had risen twelve feet in four
days at Fort Yale All the houses on the
beach were overflowed, and several swept
away. Mining operations we're entirely sus-
pended.
Coal had been discovered near Queensbor-
ough
Governor Douglas and Colonel Moody had
made a trip north Of the entrance of Frazer
river. They found fine tracts Of land.
The steamer Torwood brought down $780,
600 in gold.
Columbia river was forty-fve feet above
low water mark. Between Cascades and
Vancovers there was not twenty acres above
water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19
Pasturage--1sJO.
COAL ON COAL OIL J

7 AW & NORTH'S COAL OIL
IL Fact " 10 fa blast Tesy are %,kl i,Ssss 10
be the he, In market Coal n lamps al wholesale OF re-
tai. All orders promptly filled Address ,yopTu
ls9 Ontario street, Cleveland, y.
Nh Every f.mly should get lamps and USE this OIL as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

T ANCASTER STARCH We have
IN store and foi s.ls, 600 boxes PUkE ftAhL
RTAROH frOm the manufacturing sublhhmeh o hessis
INO REpEU Co, Lancaster Ohio, mnue ifln We uett
ssisetsd Ipdian corn which We ofeI y sdnesd plcs
"a Warrsn eaual IN all Tsaneftg 30 any esaicn lhos
Ri ths Unior HUBBY, HUGHES CO.
lyif.nmff1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

WT|TT"T.
OGcs 7sl, Superior street KeadsWf fiors'
Dr. ID q new suit Of rooms roady and he Woue
be pleased ell ef bic old patrons aud o'he's N'
may wish the services Of dentist Ulceraied teeh uea
ed anrs anl crown ed exposed oappod and sav
cd also teeth inserted on gold silver, coralie or vucane
bpse or platoum plate with continuous gum which =
much used east. mf1
fHE vorARtEs oT DISSIPATION AND VICTIMS oF Dhhu-
sion can be brought to ciuvioton Of the ear Of their
vays and saved from world Of m'ntsl and bodily suhef
Ing bv heedng The advice contained in that popular Woih
HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYsloLoGlCAL RE
SEARCHES Is % clear in ts doc riues plain but in
offensive In is and being beautifully ILLUSTRATED
with ooor,d onsrnvngs, brings every thing home 70 the
conception 'HhSt he who may read" Sold BY Dr.
BARROW I51 Prince street New York. Price 20 cents.
Sent free every whore =
Sold by GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND, and WIN FIsKE,
Druggirs, Ceve'ond. Bs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19
.OAL OIL LAMPS

STAND, SIDE Anu
SusPENDiNG
COAL OIL l. M p -
EVApEg wfCKs and CHIMNEYs, wholesale and Re-
al The attention Of county Dealers b sol clieH The
BFST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE, Al No 20
supseIb upeiIb@s, W S'i'''' GARDNER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19
0RERT GTLL-SILVFR AND

Picture FTamos,
Ol paiuiiugs .......
EnsTuviugs,
Ogul Frumf6, &c.
In great variety can be found at s,pcpANTS,
MI Marble Block, uperioT ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10
The Secret Of Ineoalbastibilily.

8 In February -l677, IAN. Ecglish.
! man Of the name Of Riehardson.
came to Pans and gave some. very
curious performances, which. proved,
according to, his statement. his in
lcombnstitility., He was seen to roast
| a piece Of meat on isstolgpe, light
a piece Of charcoal in his mouth by
means of a pair Of .belloss.seize a bar
/ of red hef iron in his hand ,sor hold
| it between bis teeth. The English,
mans servant published bis. masters s
secret, which may be found in the.
Journal des Science. Ia 1909, "a
Spaniard by the pame Of Leo0stto,
gave performances at Paris. lie al
SO banded a bar Of red hot iron
With imPun;ty, passed it through his.
hair, or teppedupon.it; drank boil
ing oil, plupgedhs fingers into melt
ed lead, and put some on his tongue,
and ended bis perfofmanee byliek-
lag a piece Of red hot iron, .s.....s.1l
THIS extraordinary man ,atiracisd
the attention Of Professor Semintriici,
who began earefolly : Watching, bin. /
The professor. remarked that tbs
tongue, of the incombustibles was COW
cred With a,gyay layer and ibis dis
coyerys led him. 10 Try some expert.
ments on himself he discovered
that rubbing in q solution .of. alum
eyaporated TO a spongy state, rem
dered the skin insensibIeto the scion
of red hot iron.. He also rubbed
soap, and found that e.
ven the han did moi burn,. whea in
that state. Satisfied With these. ir-
vestigations, he physician rubbed bis
tongue With soap and a .seIutien Of I
alum, and The red bet iron rrod1ced
20 sensation on him. The tougpe;
when tins PREPARED, could 4a!so fe-t
,siye boiling oil, which grsR. qpId (:
md could then be Swallowed. slti;. !
semiltrfci, also detected that the !
melted lead employed b Laonettei
sas olly Arrests metal fusibIo; at the
empefaiuIe Of boilipg, water. esI.,z.jt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10
NO. 27.--IOL. g.,


0rTwo Dollars for one year if paid a
the time Of subscription, Tsyo Eotsslfs $
and Fifty Cents, VI rHoUT DEVIATION
after the expiration ofthree months. Z
PAiI Bills for Advertisements, Dob
Work. or Subscription, considered due
when contracted, except againsttho with
whom we have running accounts.
fff Subscribers falling order diseontin-
uance Of the paper at the expiration Of the
time for which they may have subscribed,
are consjdered as wishing 20 renew; and It
will Se continued to them accordingly.
,rENo Paaer will be sent oat OF the
connty. unless paid for IN advance.
nIr Advertisement inserted at Cue Dol
tnr ner square OF ,EsEelye Lines
or less. for the first insertion \; Fisiy
Cents for each continuance: 49,,
st-FsPersons advertising by the year,iwia pe
elsarrea Forty YsoIlars for aswhole col
ann twenty Doilars for one-halh
Zen s,oiiars forohe-q -quarter., No der'G-
tf0t, from these terms under any
srcF The privilege of yearly -adyeTtlsefS IS
sf,Jctlv l;paited to their oaen ips'aed'dte ana
,eo,,lgr b,.sifness: and the business OF an adj
yertsiing frn is not considered as including
that of its. individual members
ntrAnnouncing candidates'kiiree ID Deii;'rs- RS
10 be paid IN arlrance in eocyy case. -
EP Advertisement lot marked WIN me ne
humber of. insertions when handed IN VIII
le continued aatl ordered osR, and payment
eyaeted ,.4s ,ssr-
r-5-Ne advertisement inserted ggqtfilfetssg. :,
0ATA Advertisements Of an abusive nature aO'fs
not be Inserted sdt any p'sce.
NTJob Printing. Of ALL hs'aes, pe9'Sy neg
done on New Type, and onas reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee. :,
NO Paper viii be discontinued untli
all airearages are paid uP--ereept az tf's &
.,-, s,Ln Publisher - fs--l
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

{ GES., JACKSON a sScAoolNAsTER.--
who would have, thought itY. Its
nevertheless true. as a co.enlporary
Informs US, that Old Hickory began
his career asa teacher Of ,au "0Ia
Field School, ".in Sauth Carolina, ana
10 that vocation; esyned tie money
Which supported him While be stud.i
sleS law. This Is one amsng ,thei
many Curious ani unexpected facis
presented ia Mr.. Parton's forth
coming Life Of Gen. Jackson, the
llrst yot1me Of gHch IS new IN The
nhapds OF the printer. Many eminent
Ameficans have begna life as teach
ers, but We hardly expscisa to Gnd
the inaonisasle hero Of New Orleans
a school teacher. q ss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

;Printers are thought TO be great
d,l,as $ simply because they speak OF
these matters in print. The printer
in duDning oasmanthrcugh bis paper,
makes it public to all sef bis readers
whilst other persons dun one man,
in person, at time. The reason Is
obvious-after it is explained. The
printer is no greater don than other
men, but his calls meet the eye, not
the car, Of more persons at the same
time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10
AUTUMN. /.

Leaf by leaf the roses fall, "a :
Drop by drop the springs run dry;i ,
One by one, beyond recall, sS.
Summer beauties fade and die;
But the roses bloom again,
3 And the spring will gush anew;
In. the pleasant April rain xss
And the sunImersnn and dew. ia
So in hours Of deepest gloom, 1
When the springs of gladnessfail,
And the roses in the bloom ",
Droop like maidens wan and pale,
We shall find some hope that lies Ssfs
Like silent gem apart.
Hidden far from careless eyes
In the garden of the heart. s,
Some sweet hope to gladness wed,
Thatwillspring afresh and new g
When griefss winter shall have fedse.s.s:s,
Giving place to rain and dew
Some sweet hope that breathes Of spring,
Through the weary, weary time,
Budding fol its blessonning, =.
In the spirits glorions cline. s =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

Sap1E MoDs OF AsceRYAISiSe IL
fFRE-T "A new mode Of computing
interest at six. per cent. has been
published, which appears simple
Multiply aaJ sisen number f.dollars
by the number Of days Of interest
desired. separate the right hand
.fgpra, ana divide BY six; tie result
is the trne inieFest;ef- such sum for
such n uIpber Of days at SIX per cert.
This rule IS so simpls and so true,
aeceTdlpg to all business usages.
that every banker, broker, merehans
and. clerk sheglf! pest. it up for refer
cree and use There being no such
thing as 3 fraction 10 If, there is
scarely any liability TO error OF
mistake, By 10 other ,afitbmetieal
process can So decided infasmatioa
I5e Obtsined silh so few figures.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

The Associate Reformed Presby-
terian Synod Of the South, we learn,
at their recent sessian. resolved to re-
move their Theological Seminary
from Due West, SC, to Nashville
Esnn.1 rsGrser who has been act
lug in The double capacity of Presi-5
ldentof the College and Professor ef
Theology, st Due West, is to be7re-
imcyed to Nashville as Professor Of
Theology. DE. Greeris spoken Of as
a learned aud pious man, admirably
fitted for the position be occupies
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

A ST, Louis paper states tha. it
will be- safe to say that the, number
of persona who1svisited the fair
grounds in that city, during the
week, cannot have been less than
s175,000. @ ~ ass
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

/ Two hundred and forty mules were
sold in Georgetown, Ky. on Mop
day. at public sale. Yearling mules
ranged from ~ to S97 per head
Two year old mules at 1920.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

There is a mnil carrier at EnGsld, s
North Carolina, who has carried the
mail on horseback, filty-Gve niles,
twice week, for forty-fiye years,
missing but one regular day in that
time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

I HoRRIBLE HonicIDE.--Man stab
bed in sthe street by daylight.--Cia
eiamati Paper.
Daylight ought 10 bo arrested.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10
ebaite NloettJ. !
Ishopl.l 50 Like to lsnow,

Three weary weeks since last We, met,
: And still he Keeps away ~ *
And still listen for his knock =
) Each sdiss, pointing day; y
Time haugs so, heavy on my hands,
My'spifiis cease toflow;; .< -,
i Wopder 1.-The loves me stilt2A
l should so like 70 know!
He can't besill, for every day =
They tell me where he's been;
For ohlat every ball and rout
The traitor has been seen! : -
l didn't mean as.wordl said sxii.
That night j bade him go;- ~
/ wonder viii he come ,again?-
should SO ike to know!
lam sure he's just ike all the mem
AS false as false can be; 49,. ~@,s<
Itlona Believe be cares the least 3 -
What may become of me;
And after all bis vows Of 1OSe,
To. turn and treat me SO;
wonder win he make it up?-
j should so like to know! Ss sfsf
He might have known l did not,means
lie was TO comeno more;s S
lam sure Pyec cried so ever since,
y That both my eyes are sore;
] do believe that was bis kheckls - ~
And yet don't like to go:
/ wonder if he can forsiye3-7 sSeS !.
/ should so like to know!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

Dean Swift says that men are
grateful in the same degree thatitey
are resentful.f If that ibetrue, gratis
tuce is not SO rare a virtue as. it, SIS
commonly esteemed. ,.;
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10
TTposTenl

The London Illustrated Times is
evidently not mp" as theiaetafs say,
IN American politics. Think of such
bundle Of errors us is found in the
following extrsct from its budget Of
American news, under date OF Sep
teinber I7th:e = safs s - s<as
t.Tbe Presidential snominatioes
form the chief topic of oonyersaiioa
in America, There are three; -candi-
dates. ia tie 4ieH-Wire, Douglass
and Bslls. At fhe list accounts
Bolts 8as q little sbead. ps.s f2lssf5.
'sRa.hera ridh cnlIectios Of errors.
when we consider, FIRST, that 20 uonl-
.inatious have been made; second,
that the number; of a<piraHts- can
hardly be counted; and third, that
aWire"is supposed 10 repre- sent the
great Virginia letter writer. and
"Bel's'.the .andable John M. Bolts.
What will Douglas say to s.B5oifs't,-
being ahead on the home stletclR
+ How TO STOP PoTafoEs faelI R6r-
TING. An agricultural exchange sas s:
{ hnl experienced agFicrf.c It
informs US that about SIX years ago.
be applied lime toepotatoes I that we're
partly rotten, aud that il Immediately
arrested the decay: Since then be
has made it A common practice to
apply. Stacked lime to bis. potatoes
as heiakes them up. He.pnts thin
layer of lime nthe floor where the
potatoes are to be laid, and sprinklcs
sone over them about every ten
inches, as, they are put down. aud
considers this as perfectly protec.
ting them from rotting, rs be never
dad a rotton potato since he has
pfaeiicea II; and he believes, also, that
potatoes thus used are rendered bet
ter by the action of1ime. We advise
farmers to try this plan, asit can be
easily done by them an. So
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10

SL4NBEs --AgsiDst SANDER there
is 90 .eefencs. = Hell c3nnot boast "a
.fgul 3 fend, nor man deplorc so foul
a foe. It stabs with a wofd-xith 4
nod-with a shgug With look -
with a smile. Il is the peslilence
walking in darkness spreading conta,
ggioa Ear ald vide, which tLe most
wary traveller eannet avoid, il is Tie
heart searching danger OF, sha dark
assassin; it is. tie poisonous arrow
whese Boupd IS incurabIe; it IS tbs,
mortal stirg of the deadly adder;
murder is lis employment. innocence
lis prey aud ruin It's sport. Its foun-
dation IS envy, Jealousy ard disap-
pointed. ambition. Its heralds are
ioaRd in all classes among all sscss,,
u every yicinsge. The slanderer is.
slndietige, malicious, a coSsrdly in.
'innFting .demou-Worsa than a mnr-
lerer. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10
.roPrietOr
5-IIHl)LE NO. l4s.
il saaki 10. be a UniYelsai Law.

FesA correspondent Of tho Camden,
Ala, Republic reeohmenas that.tbe
legislature Of that State pass an act
as follows = 2 = sssSs3 isesst s1s
H"Tbat the Probate Judge and The
Circuit Clerk, in each county in the
State, both be required, under suit
able penalty, to- keep a liIa Of
county papers 10 their { effice,s and at
Che expiration Of each year to have
the same veil and Substantially bound
and kept ia their Offices as public rec
ords for tbe-use Of The public.'1
=. we think such a law ought to Bo'
passed by every legislature in the
UnDn. we have several .imes in
our lie, endesvored to eall The atten-
tion ofst tbe legislature Of. Tennessee
to its importance, bat as often as We
have essayed to DO so, the engros-
siag politics Of the day have Step
ped in and prevented any action III
the premises. There can be, We
link, no objection TO the passage Of
:uch laS in Tennessee; and We are
very sure itwonFd save vast aniount
# labor and. trouble to parties IN
:prested in county business, to the
5lerks of tiIe counties, and to the
lroPrieters of The newspaper press
,fthe State,.if such Law were pas.
led. VIII our legislature pay some
lttention to this NATTER. p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06

1sainaas Cards, not sxessding six lines, inside
Fsasral Nasis:s u %. Obituaries, according
- spAse soeapisA.
Displayed sdvsrsissnssts half NOR. than tn.
above rAtes.
AdvsEtissnsnts lsadsd and plaesd under the
head of especial Notice." SsubI< fAe sySs~sr,
vStm.
Special Notices In The Lesal Column - cents
per lins.
Advertisements sr1sesd o. the inside exela-
sivsly = tas Daily, after The Arst two weeks,
~ pr ee1t. uors than the Abcvs RATES.
a ALI fSaasSssf G1sesstGeasass asss bs ss5t foy
- sSssscs. This rsls will nes - varied from.
when the aAsestissr uess the weekly asons,
the price will BE- s6s same - In fhe Daily-
where the Daily and weekly are beth ussd,
IS pr cent. will BE- deducted from ths sggrs-
gate amount.
Under tAe present systs., the advertiser
pays 90 m.sh for shs spass As ocsspiss, the
chaasss bsins shargsASis fss Ne eomposition
only. Thas pasn 10 now esnsrally adopted
Osr shAfgs for chansss will 10 Is cents Per
square.
- In all cases wAers sdysrtisenAnta ars
diseontinasd bsfoEs the sxpimtisn Of the year
or - tins contracted for, they will bs charged
uP at our rsgsiar rates Tor shs time Astas /
y In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06
CABU6. HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

zat" Street. Doors sssss AZ Aitsss Hsss
|HA1R-CUTTING done according 70 Physiee
- nomy and the prinCiplss u tAs' CslIss4.
brown or black. a
The Proprietor calls special attsntion q ~ stvla
q d.iI.osetin& and ehalls1es1 ~ Dsoiee1aen.
fsh12dAW1y '''' q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06
,. POLLOCK. wK. vnHcILI
Spring and summer Goods.

wv 1U HuW fcO0Iv1Hk
w splendid stock Of Clothing ana 8snts' Fur
nishing Goods, which offer to sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with view to the hard times therefore We Offer
them II very small profits keeping in view the old
motto Of quick sales and small profits. All We
ask is that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; we charge nothing for show.
ing goods. Remember the place, East side Of Sd
st., between Main and johnson.
mchl7d s. POLLOCK CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06
- KEOKUK, IOWA; MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1889
enc. o. AHD1n1ua. ALBxAHDsR BARCLAY \
[RGTABLIGHED IN ls4e.l


DAkKIY0 HOUSE OF
q r. . r = = q. An p = n , IN 4 O o.
r HAVE this day aAnit4sd q : partner In The
i Banking Dnl1ses, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been ny taller for The last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, willbs conducted under the arm
GEO. D. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the sodsstl in Iowa, the new arm soloits = sontin-
nance Of formev patronage SO hbsrany extended to
1hsy win make collsctions ind remit, Less Ex-
Shsnes 90 the day of payment, free Of charge.
TAaif Sekarsnsss Ass ~ fornsrly By senior part
aAfsyis
.sa AxrsaEscHs:
Park Baak, N. X.
Nipslow, Lanier 4 Co., Banksrs,
EdWafd ". Clask 1 Co., PhilAAslphia.
Howard Banking CO., Bossea.
QoDps Fuller = browne, Bankers, Boston.
Aarins Bsnk, Chicago.
Hoffman 0elpcks, Chicago.
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Harmers' Deposit BANK, Pittsburgh.
Kramer : Rahm, Bankers,
0iiuors 3 Bsothsrton /. Cinsinnati.
A. D. Hunt Co., - Louisville.
81 State savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Ian. |, IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON
jsnId
Nh. faosPsos. p. ". BAILEY
WIN. THOMRsON 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner of MAIN ana sscond sts..
kEOk IOWA.
Nov. 5, 'bS-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06
Ftnc Walch KcpAtrimg.

THE subscriber being obliged to make change
/ In the WArca REPAl RiSG DEPARTMENT, has -
cured the services OF competent workman-one
Who nndssstands his business thoroughly. Great
care will be tak4p with all work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted give satisfaction.
Tie Rsp@tri~g Of Clocks. JesOsiry, tc., also the
man, featuring Of goods Of every descr pton, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
r. S.--Work Of all kinds not gving perfect sat-
isfaction, will be promptly adjusted by calling on
the subscriber, at No. Estes House
Apeil 0~dkw SAMsL q. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06
Wilson & Gust1n,
wHoLHsALx DIALxRS IN

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, CIGARS, t.,
IIAvE located at room No. Estes House, Main
L j st., near 6th, Keokuk Iowa, whele they ofer
= the trade large stock Of the best qDality and
brands Of pounAA. half pounds, 8, and 10 lump
Tobacco cut chewing and smoking do, in tin-foil,
papers, bills. and bSls. Also, large and general
assortment Of Imported and Domestic Cigars, &c.
All goods warranted - represented.
Apr8dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06

6lT8O r II = L. Z SlIH1
-. MRS. NJ. TALON
D ESP ECTFCLLY solicits the attsntion OF the
N Ladies' TO her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING e SUMNER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions md various quail
titles, to suit ali tastss, hare bsea selected.
Woo nets. Rlb0nns,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shswls and Mantillss,
FANCY nAIR PINS, HOOP sKIKss, AnD
THOMPS0N'S STEEL SPRING TONIOS;
Lace Mits, Embroideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and svery thing asnally conprised in this depart
ment viii be found in her store, at wholesale and
retail taPrladl No. 81 MAIN-sT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06

ThrOugh Tickets
TO ALL POINTS in The Union and Canadas caa b.
prosarsd q the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main Street, bsescssn First ss1 Ssos~d,
oPPoMrH THE BILLINGS Houss,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
y. r. TEWKGBURY,
Ticket Agent.
THOUGH FIR EIGHT CONTRACT
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
Ae made NJ this 0Tflce. Damages and
over -chargea settled promptly.
May Sth, 1850
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06

w esalO Gro Ger.
No. Ill kOKUK
r1sHE undsrsignsd, expsstine TO bs absent from
Keokak about aix month";, has appointed W .
n 6tannus ais agent and attorney 70 aitsnd 10 His
business.
A coed supply Of 0ROCKRIE0 and PRO.
vIAAONw will be kept constantly On hand, q
cheap ~ ever. &, 81 ts ssssa9 WIN. 6TANNUH.
Feb. Is, ,6o-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06
Coal,
FROM THE YOnK AND GARm.

N INGTON COAL MINES,
yHHOLKSALE and retail. Acknowledged BY
w all 70 be the best Iowa Coal.
Price IL cents. delivered. Office on Third street
second door from State Bank.
mchl3d B. Z. PLATT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-18

FLOUR.-The market opened quiet with very
little demand. and We have no change TO note IN
last weeks prices.
WHEAT.-The offerings on Change yesterday
we're fair. and the market active, with an advance
of &c. on Saturday figures. We note sales OF white
at I3OM 1870, and red at lie. for fair TO good OF
both descriptions. The market closed frm' with a
good demand.
CORN.-There is sn active enquiry Tor Corn, hut
the receipts are light. There were sales reported
on Change of new and old white AT isc. yellow
is in very small supply, and may be quoted at sue,
aud wanted.
RiE.-we continue to quote 71c. Tor Kye' IN the
absence Of transactions. There is a fair demand,
but the receipts have fallen Of very materially, and
the sales arc Only in small lots.
~OATS.-Market quiet. for the want oil n supply.
The demand is good, but we are without reliable
quotations.
S~EEDS.-There is Il fair demand and light sup
plv. We note sales of Cloversaed at S6a S6.l2t.
Timothy Seed are less active. We quote S2M
1928 per buShel.
PORk.-Receipts yesterday light. and market
quiet. We continue to quote sofa. S6.5O r 100 Ms.
for dressed Hogs.