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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

DEATH BY FIREARNs-The Port Huron Press
SAYS that man named DISCO, living few miles
west OF that city, while hunting one day last
week, climbed upon fence, and as he sat there,
lowered his gun TO rest it on the ground. In
lowering it, the hammer somehow caught upon
exploded the cap, and the gun discharged its
contents into the side of Disco, the ball passing
up nearly TO the shoulder, from whence it was
finally distracted. lie lived two or three DAYS
after the wound was received. Tie leaves wife
and one or two children.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

Boy LosT.-A lad, named Adam j. Smith,
-on OF Edison Smith, living in Wa,ertown, Gin
ton county, about four miles west Of Dewitt,
was lost in the woods on the 9Th inst He was
last seen gathering becch-nuts. The boy il 3
wears old has blue eyes, long light colored hair,
and had on snufi-colored wool hat, a brown
Kentucky jean coat, blue denim oyeras. new
pair of kip boot and was without vest. Anv
information that can be conveyed TO bis father,
at Wacousta post-otfice, Clinton county, will be
gratefully northumberland.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25
BIFCHtR Henry Ward Beccher nrcach,

BrFCHtR-IIcnry Ward Beccher preached on
Sunday evening last from the text, aye are
Gods hu.bandry, and made" says the Brook
lyn Times some vivid comparisons between
farmers and spiritual husban linen of different
kinds. Hcrcsy hunters, whether lay or ministe-
rial, he handled without gloves, likenng them
To Nimr"d farmers, who were always on the
watch Tor and more concerned about shooting
deOredating animals land especially if they were
dogs belonging 10 their neighbors) than they
were about raising good crops, and keeping
themselves and their cattle comfortable and well
provided for
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

THE DOCUMENTS ALI OFF-We understand
that the Hon. David kilgore, Of Indiana, fFahked
the last Of the Republican documents Yesterday
after several days Of hard work at the business
The Republicans OF the Union under obh,
cations TO MessFs Blair Of Missouri, Gurley o.
Ohio, Dean Of Connecticut, and kilsoTe Of Ih'
INDEPENDENTLY to the two gentlemen ias'
named, who, we understand, visited Warrington
for the express purpose of putting the documents
in circuation.-H Wash. RcD.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

GIVE IT UP:"-Mike came into our sanctum
the other day with very knowing look His
ilr7t saiutation was, Why il the Great Eastern
IKE an Irish girl:' We Of course gave il up.
Because, said Nike, lone is the Maid Of
Erin, and the other is made o. iron" He eft
Immediately .-Port!and Airertiser
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

SHowsRs.-A clergyman Of this city met a
little boy Of hi- acquaintance on the cars, and
said to tim, " This is quite stormy day, my
son - Yes, sir," said the boy, this is very
ret RAIN The clergyman, thinking TO rebuke
such hyperbOe, asked if he ever knew of Other
thar vet rain. The boy answered that he never
knew personally OF any other, but he had read
III A certain book Of time when il rained fire
aud birthstone, and he guessed that was not q
wet rain--Concord " H. Statesman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

GOING To 4ICHIGAS.-IIon. L. NJ MacGraw.
our trustworthy and efficient, State Prison Com
missioner, paid Us visit this morning, and in
formed US that be had just purchased farm
hear Pontiac, Michigan, and intends 10 remove
thither as soon as his present term Of Office ex-
pres In this case, Wisconsin loses one Of her
truest men and best citizens-Niluaukee Fre.
Ue1nncrd,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

VINO i CArrAGN BRowN-A corresppn.
dent Of the New York Commercial Idrcr.
user says: notice by the morning papers
shat the antecedents Of the now notorious
Capt Brown are not generally known -
and as | was personally acquainted with
in the years of lSij and $50. | will state
that he was the son ola wealthy and highly
esteemed farmer OF Hudson. Portage county.
Ohio, by the name Of Owen or Squire
Brown, as he was generally called Capt.
John Brown was born m Connecticut. but
resided for more than thirty years in liud.
son township, Ohio. on a dairy farm, but
subsequently embarked in wool growing. in
which business he was quite successful, I'M
til he accompanied a very large venture Of
the finest qualities of that article 10 England
This speculation resulted in ruinous loss,
and from that time To this, hc has been
more or less absorbed in the iurthcrancc Of
Abolition views, ON which subject lac was
complete fanatic lie was sincere, fear
less, aud truthtul man, Of iron nerves and
muscles, aud # Ia, energies bad been we'll
directed. would have been n valuable mem
Der of any community have 10 doubt
that he consider, himself martyr ia the
cause of oppressed freedom. aud will meet
his fate without iilnchlng
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Luck TUENING.-Nr. Ten Brock has lust
lost several races at New Market. On the 27th
inst, his three years Old Dove came in second in
a race for a sweep stake of ten sovereigns for
each horse On the 2sth, his two-years old
Optimist came in last Of fourteen horses, in a
race for the trial place of 80 sovereigns. On the
29th his Starke came in second in a rare for the
Queens plate of 100 guiness
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

\ BARBAEoUs TuRkIsH Cu>TOM Con
stan,lnople letter, received by the last mail,
relates an almost incredible circumstance If
Of the old barbarou> law of Turkey. which
proscribes the assassination of all children
which any princess of the Imperial family
may bear TO subject. having been acted
upon within the last few days One If the
Sultan's daughters, the wife Of Mshmoud
Pasha. was safely delivered If fine boy
The Sultan had been to sc her but few
hours before her confinement, and it Is said
that he gave express orders that the child
should not be murdered Nevertheless, the
damned custom prevailed tie officers Of
the scraglio who attended the princes, de-
hvercd over the babe e. a cunuch 10 bc
strangled, and il was ,trangled accordingly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

ORLow MAYBEx.-This much talked Of THE.
wing Buchanan Postmaster of Lexington, SAM
lac county, and general manufacturer and dealer
in counterfeit money, was allowed las, week 10
escape from Detrio. jail, by Peter Laderoot, 3
Locofoco jailor, who "took him TO see his wife "
The Free Free is seeking 10 smooth the affair
over No CO.
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USExPLAISED.-Tbe failure OF the great Boz
ton publishing house Of Phillips, Sampson .
Co. is bad one, and still unexp.ainsble- MAI,
Of the paper manufacturers are their cred"9's
and they will be glad to take SO cents on the dor
lar for their claims
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Injury TO PIEEs.-The piers generally al 'De
different ports OF the lake shore were more "
less damaged by tine late disastrous gale. lhv-e
al Lexington sustained much injury Inc
storm was one OF the most violent ever known
-Det. IriJsno
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

MESrISG MATTEEs.-A Judge in Indiana
threatened TO fine a lawyer for contempt Of
conr:. Il have expressed no contempt for the
court, said the lawyer; "on the contrary,
have carefully concealed nv feelings"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

FILIAL REsPEcT.-Clemen, Marsh, ESQ, a son
OF Joseph ". Marsh, of Greenland, " H., has
expended $4,000 in paving the debts of his
father, who died fifteen years ago. The Ports.
mouth Journal says this is "a shining example
Of magnaninity and flial respect
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

SENATOR MoYERs.-Senator Meyers, in dri-
wing his spirited horse, on Tuesday last, smashed
new buggy, and came near being himself
smashed. A lucky escape
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

BAD PESSY sCRE TO CONF BAcK.-Amonc the
Passengers by the steamship Hsmmonia, from
Hamburg, is the celebrated Lola Monte. now
Mrs Held
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

ADRIAN CoLLEGE-Rev. A. Mahan has &c
cepted the Presidency Of Adrian College. ipe
first term will be opened on Thursday, Dec. Isl
Wdtckto,er.
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fn9SiA BANK CAsk.-Thc argument in this
case having closed, the decision is daily expec-
ted
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THASKSGIvING.-The Executive Proclamation
VII De found in another column
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DETROIT CORRESPONDENTS.

4 God-send-Od Brorn-Cdpt"re Of 1900
Virginia ChiraIry-De,perate Confict-Ihe
L. S. arsenal taken ,cith $50 more Chirdlry
and q, 900 Stand Of Arms-Gor. Wise mad
Calls his Constituents !she.p"-His Lambs
Sared be- the Cnion-IVhat the Loeofocos
ought 10 do for the nsrt t,co months-Ihey are
Unqrdteftl-1hs Democratic Editors ENJOY
change Of Neme-ExpLandtion rdnted- IRE
pressiJle Conflict dodge ont Of place IN this
ro.e-dc DE-
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SECOND DESPATCH.
Raltimnre- OCT L.

a
The following i the number OF killed ant
wounded during the recent insurrection; Kill
ed citizens, Is insurgents. Wountei-3 in
surgents. Prisoners Insurgents.
The prisoners have been committed To the
Charleston Jail 10 await the action OF the Grand
Jury, when they viii be indicted and tiled in a
few days. The arrangement about the jlrisliic,
ton has been settled in this wav: The local al.
thori,ies are TO try the prisoners for murder, and
meanwhile, the United States authorities vii
proceed on the charge of treason.
Gov. Wise said 10 Nr. OE!i, the l. 5 Dis
trict Attorney, that he had no objection. to the
general government. proceeding against the pris-
ouers-that is, what viii be left of them BIZ
the time the Virginia authorities are done with
them.
Captain Brown is better to-day and has made
8 fuller statement of his operations. He SAYS
that he rented the farm OF Or. Kennedy, six
months since, and the rent is paid until next
March. he never had over twenty-five men
at the farm at any one time that belonged to
the organization, but that he had good reason TO
expect reintorcements from Maryland, Kentucky.
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- Poor uakcl wretchrs, whers-"e'-r You are,
That 'btc the peting of this p,u.e-- storm,
Hos shall yuur h"u>.l-Ss head-, ant un'-,i sides.
hour hoop q mi SiniSw 4 rsrgetn-ss, defend y"I
L. -.-..- Ii. L..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
fTwxLv1 LIuns on LRss nAxx 4 SouAnR

Basinsss Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise Sic.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head Of Especial Notices." Iovbls fAe ordinary
vsfes.
Special Notices In the Local Column 20 cents
per line.
Advertisemsnts ordered on the insiae exclu-
stvsiy In the Daily, after the Arst two weeks,
- per cent. more than the shove rates.
AH sSssstsNf sdssvftseasRfs assf be Dst6 for
- sdsssss. This rule will mot bs vafSsd from .
Whsn tho advertiser sscS the weekly Aaone.
the price will be the same - IN the Daily-
Who're the Daily and Weekly are both used,
- per ssnt will be deducted from the aggrs-
gate amount.
Usdsr the present system, the advertiser
pays - mach for the space he occupies, tho
changss being chargsable for the composition
oniy. This pian II now gensrAily Alopted.-
Oar charge for changes will be Is cents per
square.
- In all oasss where advertise msnts are
Aisoontinsed before the expiration Of the year
Or tho time contracted for, they will be charged
up ~ our regular rates for the time actual
~ in.
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o1o. c. AnDKRsoN. ALKxANDKR DAncLAy
ESTABLISHED IN isz6.1

BANKING HOUSE OF
@ E o - q C.. "A - Y r q N = q q.
T HAVE this day admitted - . partner In the
j Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
besn my teller for the last six years). The busi-
nsss, hereafter, willbe conducted under the arm
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oldest) in Iowa, the new arm solisits sontin
uance Of formsy patronage 30 hberally sxtsnded to
thssenior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change ON the Day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly BY senior part
nsr wis
REHBRRHcEs
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers
Edward w. Clark Co., Philadslphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, HuIlsr 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago. -
Hoffman i 0slpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer I Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore + Brothsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt + Co., !" Louisville.
State Savings Tnstitution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Ian. 1, IS. GEO. &C. ANDERSON.
jan6d
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kssk NIX ,Rs. De VI 81 n . 4 Mlnnesova
r AL II % d.
CM AN0E OF TIMEI
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
f1N and after this date and until further notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train win run each way
daily, tSandays excepted ~ follows:
Leaving Keokuk at 9:lO Az.
Leaving Bentonsport at 2:30 Pm.
Connecting u the latter place, - heretofore,
with the coaches Of the sstsrn Stage Co.. for ali
points in Middle, Western and Southern lows,
Nesraska, Kansas, Ac.
THROUGH TICKETS to ST. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had 1t the Once
in Benton sport.
~ Pare ~ low as the lowest, to all Southern
and Eastern Cities.
sAML A. BLACK,
Superintendent.
~Tieket ONCE under Hatch 3 Thompson's :
Bank, and 1T Railroad Depot.
0-O6ce inKilboarne's Block.
Ksekuk Nov. 3, '5S-dtw
26 Mfles..-TArougAi In 3 II oarsr
RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES
A
FRI ON KEOKUK TO PL YMOUTH
A LINEof Daily 6tAgeswilllssvs Ksokake ve-
maxim gssyecornscss with tie Afternoon trsin
on the Quincy anA CAicago
6O06
RAILRO1U.
ThisistheShortest and Quickest Route toall
poi To N tn and East.
~-THROUGH TICKETS-0R
Overthisline TO all principal places, can be pro-
cured at Railroad Ticket O1ice, Main street be-
tween Let and 3nd, opposite the Billings House.
Stages will call for passengers many par Of the
city Free. WIN. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
J. h. TEwKsBuRY Tick ct Agent.
mnhl1d
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Literary DepOt,
wM. WILSON,

wM. WILSON,
(sUccEssoR 70 n'AlLLsN co.,)
JsAnsen S., Near the Pest office.
HAVING purchased the wsll known Literary
Ia Depot ct Mcmillan Co., the undersi gned
will continue the business in al its depar tents.
I an in constant receipt Of al the
weekly Li.eraries,
Monthly Magazines, and
New Publications generally.
aayisd - ''''-' S''ssi Wa. WILSON.
1858. EAIi ana Winter 1893.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
y.A.Hurczlssos. JAxEs pEwEr
HUTCHINsON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main Johnson. KEOkUK.
Lave JUST received at their Fashionable
L Tailoring and Furnishing establishment.
: choice and excellent supply Of Broadcioths,
Cassinsres, Vestings, and Gents FURNISH
that their work shall be done In the most ap-
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
stantly receiving the New York and Phila ladel-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit al who
desire good work and the best material TO give
than = call.
Sept. 10. '5s-dIy HUTCHINSON i DEWEY.
~--
keok0k Branch Of tho state Hauk
OF iowa.
THIS Bank IL now open for the transaction Of q
! General Banking, Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
remittances win be made for those payable in this
city, on the day Of payment, at the lowest current
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamill, SAINT II. Miller,
John q. Floyd, J. w. Cleghorn,
J.C. Ramsay, J.. M. Billings,
C.dArber, b. r. Moody, JIM. Shelley.
II. AARRIsos, President.
J.W. McMiLLxH, Cashier.
Ksokuk, Nov. ., 't6-d3m
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LAW NOTICE.
u ANKlN, MILLER 4 ENSTER, Attorneys ct
IN Law have removed their Office to the rooms
over the Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co.,
corner Of "a sai Main streets. Entrance on "A st.
Jan. Is, 'to-dlm
ATTENTION, HOUSEk EEPEnS
DATENT CARPET AWEEP ERA ~
l Calland zoe them, st
TuLLIN0HAST, LANE BuEL'E.
dee1od No. 138 Hain-st.
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TIMEl

On - a l. r = AMI
To take saect on Monday, January II, 1859.
E>R0M and after the above date and until fur
L ther notice, One Passenger Train will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk - follows:
Leaves Ksoknk daily (Sundays esesptsd) 1t
$3.50 elook .. n. Arrives at Montross at 7:lx.
Rsturnine. leaves Aontrose 1t 8:l8 p. m.. Ar
rivss 81 Ksokuk ct Q p. m.
Forming in con nsction with the Western Stage
Company, daily line 10 Burlington, making sure
connections with trains for Chicago and Mt. Pleas-
ant.
B. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPL1N, Lessee.
J. h. TIwksBURY, Ticket Agent, Msin-st.
jan IL, 'b0-d4w
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Rix, H ale 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

.KU W IA
HEYB1sHCBs:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tylsr, 1s4., Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Msssrs. DAns, RafvaS . Hyds, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbury, Wells River, VI.
Asssrs. Aattocks, RarrosA Smith, Chicago.
ksss1. 0fssley Gale, St. Loais.
Rev. Gee. Dsaison, Ksekuk.
B. B. Hinnan, Esq.,,
feh1ld
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EDWARD DEANS,

EDWAkD DEAN0,
DR. APER AND ILOR,
Second ST., between Main and johnson, up stairs,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Cassimerss
IL constantly on hand and cut and made up into
garments In style unsurpassed in tho city.
N.B.-Boys' Clothing cut and made in the latest
and best styles. [dec10-d1y1
REMOVED
w. A. RlCE, Architect,
IL AS removed his Once into the End story Of
IL Hatch Thompson's new Bank Building, On
corner Of Main and second streets. EntrAnos 70
Once on 6seond-st. (neh1odly
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KEOKUK, IOWA MONDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1889

] AN, 49, 1850.
Through Tickets.
PROM KEOkUk
To Indi anApols, frst class. rs
To Cincinnati, hrst class..... ............. IA 20
~Passengcrs leaving Keokuk in the morning
reach Indianapolis next day in the afternoon, and
Cincinnati in the evening. with
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARSl
18~Tnvelers for any point in the Union or
Canadas can procure
THROUGH TICKETS.
GssA Until Used,
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
M0S~-St., bstUssn First and Second,
oPPosrTE THE BILLINGS HOUSE,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
J. r. TEWK6BURY,
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH FIR EIGHT CONTRACTs
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
be made NJ this office.
Jan. ., 1S50-d
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant x MuscAiine
~
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VIVA. n. GROVER,
ATTORNEY 1t Law

ST MISSOURI
DRAcTICES only in the Civil Courts Of Record,
i and devosss his time chiefly to Commercial
Business from abroad viii receive careful
attention. Once No. - Chestnut street.
Jan. !, '5s-dAvly
r. ". oLAGETr. O. BxDwNs. We. cLAGKrr
Ciagstt, 0Fowne q Cla1eet.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
AEVA -
Once on Second-ss., In samples Building.
Jan8dlp
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n. X. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors 70 Deming Love-
BANKERS,
kkOA
~ mitPromptly on the day Of payment
RISRRRHcEs
Bank Of North America, New Y ork.
Drsxel Co., Philadelphia.
X. W. Clark = Co., !"
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
Jno. D. Scally Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank of Ohio, ZsnesyilIe
Commercial BsAk ,Cincinnati.
State Savings institution, st. .Louis
Geo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank OF Kentucky, Lexington.
nov34d
wA. THoAFsos. D. v. sAILxY.
WIN. THOMPSON 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner of MAIN ana second sts..
kkohuh
DK. CARP ENTERsS OFFICE.
TusHIkD-STREET, between Main and johnson
1 next door below Anderson = Bank up stairs.
nov2ld
. DR. n. sEYEEARrH,
HY6ICIAN AND SURGEON,
coRHnR or rnsrs AED HIan-srs.,
kEOkUk .....................IOWA.
JanSdly
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Eimth Streets,
KEokUk........-.........
3. .. VAIL x CO.
VIM. N. N ES EMvEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
General Collecling Agent,
RK1KREHCxx:
Hon. John W. Stockdsie, Register Of Fort Dodge
Land Once;
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Ofbee;
Hon. Vim. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. Van Antwerp, Keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. d. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trict, Haryston, Iowa.
SEQ. B. Reid, keokuk, lows;
D. O. Finch, Des Aoines, Iowa.
Hon. S. A. Douglas, Washington, D.
June Idly
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Direct importation
FL ARDWAR Z A N d GU L 4,
8. w. d II. TUCKER,

/ have In store, and ara receiving their supplies
forthc spring trade from the makers, which
they ofsr TO cash and prompt tims-buyers On -.
vorable terms. The stock bsing unusuAlly large
they confidently solicit an examination Of the
aame. S.W All. TUCKER,
May lo-d&w Sign Of Bed PaAiook.
A MES sHOVELs.-- A large stock Of Ames'
"a velsfor sale1ow by
mayl0 8. W. n. TUCkkk.
CCYTHE STONR6.-Seyths Stones, Of different
~ kinds in quantities - ssit.
maybe 8. wa a. TUCKER.
CCYTHh kIFLES.-various qualitiesof Boyths
maybe s.w.4H. rucKER.
C1CKLkS.-A GOOD article Of siekles for sale BY
- [maylel 6.w.AH. TUCKER.
yRINDSTONRs;-Ths Bsrsa rindstonss ,tfva
~ rious sisss for sale by
8. / n. TUCKER,
tSign Of the Hsd PsAlosk,)
MayIodAw Cor. Of Main "a Sts.
EvRNCE NAILS,
Z Fine Sd do
Ann..lsd Do to elineh-. superior article
Casing do
Finishing DO
Barrel do
Togsthsr with . general assortmsnt Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low BY 3. ". n. TUCKER,
NORM Garden, 0rubbinE and other HOES;
~ 6padss, 6hovsls, Mat tocks and Pieks;
Scythss. Snaths, and Grain Cradles;
Gov bells, Rakes and Corn PlAntsfs;
Ok, Trace anA Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knivss;
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
| And . large stock Of assorted Hardware and Gut.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-14

The Coleman Farm MIL.
THE WONDER AND ADMIRATION or THE WORLD
Every Farmer Als own Millery
GREAT SAVING or TINE AND KxPRNsE ! /!
The only Successful Metallic Mill ever
invented for making
BUCKwH4AT AND FAMILY FLOUR.
con be run BY Horse, Steam, Wind or Water Power.
p-:c=. -:.h Sieve arranged. sc- sizing cc-r mes.
for family use, while grinding, $50.
Price, with Dolting AAshine attached, for making
Family Flour, 17t.
Descriptive Ci.culars can be had, or the mill can
be seen in operation, at the Office Of the Coleman
Farm Mill Company" Tribune Buildipgs, No. Z
Epruce-st., N. r., where all orders will receive
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
dec23d6m Secretary.