The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-08


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BLANKS kept on hand Cor sale. gasBa
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~BILLs or LADING for sale ct this
once.
~JUsTTCEs' BLANKS, Notices Sab
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9~1LLINOIs BLANK DEEDS ser
Sale 81 this Office.
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forn approved By the best Lawyers, for sale u
this oihce.
STMUsT DEEDS FOR SALE AT THIS
OFFICE.
sraLANK NOTES neatly printed for
sale atthia once.
Cfty scrip Ana city WaYr.nts.
For sale in sums TO suit, at this oihos.--
Come and buy some and pay your taxes.
Gorsa AHHAD.-In conversation, some
days since, with Mir. Buell., Of The arm 81 Bn-
oil Co., contractors, who are building the
railroad from Carthage to Bushnell, 10 were
pleased TO learn that the grading and bridg-
ing sre nearly done from Carthage 70 BIaD-
diDville, distance Of ~ miles. The track
runs nearly north TO La Harps, . distance Of
liz miles, and thence in IN sasterly direction
~ miles to Bushnell, on the Qaisey and Chi
cage road. The contractors have IA miles
Of iron rails now 1t ST. Lonis, which they sx-
pest TO bring up and lay down 10 that the
carr can run to La Harpe BY the frst Of JAM
uary next.
BOLD BURoLARIss.--A number Of darisg
burgIariss we're accomplished in this city on
Sunday morning last. The burglars catered
Mr.. EAton's house, and took 500 in money
and gold watch and chsin worth $3.50, from
Mr.. Eaton's sleeping room.
Gov. loves house was entered through
window, between fourAnd ave o'clock. The
burglar opened the door into the Governors
sleeping room, very gently. Mrs. Lowe be-
ing awake and sapposing II was one Of her
boys, told him to come in, whereupon the
intruder departed. The Governor, being
awakened, pursu cd, but vas too late to catch
the villain.
Soon after this, Mr.. Edward Kilbourne's
house Was entered through the window open
ing into his bedroom, only few feet from
ths bed. The burglar ssissd Mr.. Kilbourne's
watch and pantaloons and deeamped shrough
the window. Mr.. Kilboarne, being waken-
cd BY his wife, followed the thief thro ugh
the window, and chased him down TO Mr..
WoIcott's hoase, barefoot and 10 his night
dress. The thief escaped, but was kind
enough to leave the psntaioons ct Colonel
Thompson's house. On examining the pock-
Of book, which Was also left, Mr.. X. found
that he had lost about or in money. Some
County Coupons and other valuable papers
were not taksn.
MIR. Copelin,s store was entered some time
between Saturday night and Monday morn
ing, and few things taken, among others,
some crackers and cheese.
The burglary 10 DR.. AoGugin's house was
committed on Tuesday night Of last week,
and about twenty dollars worth Of britsania
ware and other things were taken.
II Was discovered yesterday that some sus-
picious characters passed down the river on
Sunday 10 skif, having lot Of stolen
property on board. Among other things was
large chest containing some three or four
hundred dollars worth Of silver and valua-
BILE clothing, stolen from Hugh W. Samples
father, in r.. Madison, on last Friday night.
Several officers went down tho river Yesterday
In pursuit.
DISSOLUTION. 8f
The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the name and styls or ]. b.
Howell Co., Ia this Day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Richards retiring from the nrn.--
cuisines. " continued by j. b. Howell
and J. r. Briggs. jr., under the same name and
style NJ heretoforA.