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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
How the Iggorers Talk.

From the Nashville Banner, June 10.
ECHOES OF TEE BgLL--KENTUcKY
FOR BELL "A correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier { Democratic) says
that il Douglas is nominated al
Baltimore, Bell viii carry Kentucky
by 10000 over the united votes Of
Democrats and Black Republicans.
Extract from letter the New York Express
dated Louisville, june /, 1860.
Ia Kentucky, there is considerable
talk just now OF hosting the Hous.
ton banner. and running an electoral
ticket for him. The error committed
by the Baltimore Convection in
not nominating him is apparent to
all. The proposition, however, ia
not a sensible one now. The great
sectional party Of the North is q
compact, we'd drilled army, which
may be defeated by a union of con-
seIvatives, but will most certainly
succeed if they are divided and
ritter away their strength. Though
/ have never in my life Cast DEM
ocratie vote, and expect to vote for
Bell and Everett, | must coufess
that only one action can save the
country from a sectional President
and a revolution by the extreme
South. That is eonciliatory action
of The delegates to BaltimOre.--
Bell and Everett, statesmen and pure
men as they are, create no enthusiasm
and will ge, but limited support,
Maryland and Tennessee viii Proba-
bly, vote for them, but they can get
no others South. and not State ID
the North. Men naturally ask
themselves how they should cast
their votes to effect the most good,
and where a patriotic sensible maS
in The North sees that his vote, if
cast for third set Of electors, win
indirectly be given for Lincoln, he
wlH either advOea!e the formation Of
a Utica ticket, or vote outright for
Douglas, il be should be the candi-
date. Unquestiouatly | should do
this il in your State, and so would
the thousands Of conservative MEN,
bers Of the Opposition in this State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

The accounts from Texas seem to
indicate that the movement for Gen.
Sam Houston, for President, will not
be intermitted on account OF the
nominations Of Bell and Everett
An executive committee has been
organized in New York Cor the pur-
pose of making State organization
to bring out General Houston as the
Union candidate, irrespective Of con.
yentiers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
Baltimore Convention.

BALTIMORE, June iS.--The Con.
vention has not reached ballot.
Wood writes here from New York
denouncing the secession saying that
Douglass can carry New York, and
favoring his nomination.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
Assassination Of the Emperor Of
Japan.

Prince Goitialo, the head oil the
Japanese Government, has been as.
sassiuated. Two Of the assassins
we're Princes of high rank, who with
thirty others have been beheaded,
The new dynasty are. opposed to
foreign commerce, but they are likely
to be overthrow by an insurrection.
Prince Meto heads it. The Consuis
advise foreigners to arm themselves.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

STAGNATIoN IN THE BosToN BooI
AND SHOE MARKET The Boston Re,
porter says:
The tradeis perfectly stagnant; in
the city, hardly buyer is to be found,
and the manufacturers are working
slowly to Gil an occasional order; Doim-
provement can be expected before tbs
first of July, when buyers South and
West will commence purchasing
stocks of fall goods. We do not an
ticipate very large demand for the
fall trsde. and if the prices of material
continue up to the present figure,
as they probably will or a large
number of tanners will be ruined,
the manufacturers must make up
their minds for better prices for their
goods, or close up their shops.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
The Bogus Texas Delegation.

~-~N~ 49, 9essh0As
Some Of our exchanges do not
get understand the impudeat trick
~ which the desperate and unscru-
pulous followers Of WilliamH. Seward
sndeavored to secure bis nomination
by the Black Republican Convention
at Chicago.
No citizen Of Texas appeared in
that band Of eonspirators, and the
parties who pretended to represent
that State are disgrace to Michigan,
where they live, and to the party
with whom they act, instead of be.
ing foul blot upon Texas, as
some have Supposed. The Detroit
Free Press gives full account of
those wor,bies and the plotters who
sent them to Chicago. The Press
says that the delegation pretending
to represent Texas was got up at
Grand Haven in Michigan, rs a Sew
ard movement, and was Instructed
to 90 for him. The names of the
delegates as they appear in The pub
,lisbed list, were "Dunbar Henderson,
James Scott, J. Strauss, G. Fitch,
delegates 1t large; &. j. Garrison,
William S9agrist, N. I. E Chandler,
A. J. YOakdm, district delegates
not one Of Whom was ever within a
thousand miles Of Texas Of these
fellows Dunbar Henderson" is none
other than Don. y. Henderson, the
editor Of q one borse black republican
paper at Allegsn, james Scott" is
James 2. Scott the black republi.
can county clerk, of Ottawa coun y!
-. Strauss is simply j. Strauss
the keeper Of a small beer-saloor
. in the village Of Grand Haven; nj
I. L, Chandler is resident Of Can.
ada East; and 10 not now ant
never WAS citizen Of the United
States; but al The time the movement
was started be was on visit Il
some friends In Grand Haven, ant
readily entered inlo it. The Others
did net attend the convention, bu
lall Of them are residents Of Crane
Haven and It's immediate vicinity
! Henderson VAS one of tie Secreta
ries Of the convention: and Chandle
the British subject, was one Of !h,
Vice Presidents.
The bogus delegation voted 70
Houston for Vice President, not be
cause they desired his nomination
bat to give color to the fraud
WiImo. objected to the delegation
from some Of the Southern States
and especially to that from Texas
saying that those pretending to reK
, rssen! the State were not resident
/. there, and that there was no black
} republican org-hlzstton in The Stat
and uever bad been. This raised
4 grand row, and Armour. of Maryland
, Blakey, Of Kentucky, Chandler, PR
, tending to be Of Texas, and other
e had good deal to say about chokin
0 down az infant party, strapglin
: freedom, ard ail that.
9 The committees said in regar
to the delegates from Texas, who's
appointment vas disputed, that the
D had been chosen at mass mee.iD
4. held after notice in all the pape1
c friendly to republican principles
: No doubt Of it; is "all papers friendl
3 to republican principles, like II
: mass meeting" which appointed til
5 delegates are located in Michigan {
: in the Imagination Of The followeI
D of Seward in the free States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

A mau named Brant, died in
Somerset county, Pennsylvania, the
other day, in consequence Of eating
II boiled eggs at one meal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

AT The recent sale of corn belonging
TO the estate of G. D. Station, ST., O
Bleunt county, Ala, i. sold for fvo
dollars and thirty cents bushel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

OFFICIAL SwINDLINa.-Ws think on
the whole, that official swindIing in
Austria is little more systematic
and scientific than it has yet be-
come in this country. A letter in the
London Times mentions very GU
riOus mode by which army contractors
plumber the government. They a.
greed to deliver cattle fer so much a
head in Mantua. The cattle went in
at one gate and counted: driven
through the town, and cut at another
gate and around the city to the fret
gate, where they were counted again;
and so onuntiIlhe some cattle had been
counted FIVE times. The contractors
also sold the hides, but unlortunsteiy
they could deliver The hides Of only
i-5 as many cattle as they bad re-
ceived pay for from the government.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
New Wheat

Our friend Mr.. FL. S. Iurner has
placed on our table about a dozen
heads of white Wheat samples oil
his crop. They are we'll developed,
being large, long, and abundsntly
filled A general yield for the coun-
ty of this sort would be a blessing
any ,ear.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

The latest papers from Texas
speak lavorably of the prospect Of
the future harvest. from the fact that
copious rains have fallen IN almost
every quarter Of the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
An EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-W

AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE We
find in the Aberdeen (Miss.) Con-
seryatiye the following singular case:
At the late term Of the Scott
county Circuit Court a man named
Matthew Jordan was found guilty OF
betting dime with minor and SEN
fenced TO pay 6ne of $4,000 and
confined in the county Jail for three
months He was indicted for bet
ting with a minor, and knowing him
to be such; and had he been con-
yicted of that charge, be would have
gone to the psnitentiary for two
years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

/. Several cows died last week ia
Irving, Michigan, from eating wet
clover 10 The fields.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
CHI 3DS
drifting and Opening By
(. HILzS.

M E are nov receiving or spring stock
~ Of Dry Goods, Wares, &c. boughs
by US seeoDd-handed from Southern importeTs
at Charlestoi.S C-.atl low fgures,and xeinteut
to sell al thesaue figures for cash or 10 TJlIss
tual dealers. We have a splendid stock Ct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

W. ]. sTEGALI,
J. S. vAUGHS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Require internal remtdies to purify their blood
and Ia illumination and 1, vers the akin
cleanse the water and CITIZEN every part th
body. All 81 Coughs atd Colds. Founder
Distemper, Loss If Appetite, Inward Strains, Vel.
low Water, Inflammation vi the Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard Labor; also. Rhenma tism, commonly called
slta Complaiat,) and irruptsye diseases, snch as
mi gina 10 in m hre ssste efshs blood, to-wit
Poll Evil, Big Head, Fistuia, sar,ot, and Scratch
es ,rsquire free use Of sfoans celebrated condi-
ton Powder. II il mild, s.fe, thorough, and far
superior toauy other remedy YET discovered
See Sloans advertisement In another column Of
this PAPER. [june Is dot VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

Ara- Ii ostetters Stomach Bitters are now gsner-
ally conceded to be unequalled In their prompt ae-
ton in alleyiating and oariug ali diseases OF the
stomach, Their superior excellence and consequent
renown Ii well accounted for, from the well knowa
fact, that they made under the personal super
vision OF the proprietor, ami in strict accordance
with pbarmaceutio science. Its use Ia always t.
tended with the most beneficial results, AMI in
ses Of Nervous Debility Constipation, fgatuience,
and other like diseases, caused by disarderei
stomach it's curative powers are Of the most speedy
and powerful character and cxcee ds any other prep
aratan of the same claims before the public.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere-
Sold by P.GiBBoss, A. j. WILKINSON, BARTLETT
KAYE a Co.. and j. BRADES.
June Is. '6o-dtw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20
UeokuK C,assieal school.

There yill be an examination OF the pupils OF
the Ksakuk Classical School, w. w. Jameson,
Principal on Wednesday and Thursday next, clos
ing with forensic exercises by the students, on
Thursday evening ut O'Clock, in the Medical
Hall corner OF Blondeau and Tth streets. The pu-
pills have procured line band OF music Tor the oc-
casion.
The Patrons Of the School, and the Public gener
ally, are invited to attend.
june 10, 1860. DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

Asour GixLs.-- The best thing about girl
/. ,,heerfalness. We don't care how raddy
her ., ,ecks may be, or how velvety her lips,
II she ve-rs scowi even her friends will
eensider her :ll.looking, while tho young la
DIV who illumiros her counsenance With
smiles will be considered handsome, though
her complexion be coarse enough to CRATE
putmegs on. As perfume - TO the rose, 90 10
good nature to the lovely girl. Girls, think
nf this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20
co NJ ri ERC1 AL.

DAILY CARE Cry ovvrrE,
Ke5kuk, Jnne 18th.
FL0UR-superane. 81 65; spdug wheat, ex
tra o. So to 20 Fall wheat EXTRA 81 80 TO IS T5.
BRAN AND SHORTS, geto rs per I 90.
C0kN~-a3 to 35~-r God d. mand.
BAEIEf spring, bSa 66. Fall T5asos.
wHEAT.-- IN good demand. Fall al seal IS;
sprirgI GOAL o5.
uAIs--a6 tn37.
HYE-sea7oei in good demand.
POTATOES soc ny The load ire.ail rs.
GRocERIEs--Sew Orleans Sugar, fair TSas4,
prime ssagi ciarif cd skalO, cruaaed and Loaf /
to ~. Moiasses-Piantation 40 10 Soc, q. II 46
&c s5, aolden Syrup, 50 TO s5e. ceEss-Rio 49,
70 I4A. Java Isto ise. Laguyra, 10 l5a. Ries, SAG
g.
soAP-paln SIC, Family Bic; German, tcin
to7i.
cAsDLEs-star Is to 70, stearins Is, Mould
i3s, summer pressed, Is
LARD--l0 10 lpAs retail l2lc.
BUITEh--choics TO 10 retail III to u.
EIDEs-Dry 10 70 III; green 81 TO 81 green
sheep psIts 40 to 75c; green bog skins Is.
HAY--pEaasis see - So; Timothy ana III nng q
rian, So 60; naied do. ga to $40 Retail, si1.
SEEDS II ungsria Grass. 2ss3o Timotl y, s.
DO TO / co; Fiax seed, Seag1.
EuSDKi Es--oItons, 40 ta to Eggs, to7f
Feathers, zoe 10 s5c; W hite Beans, zoe teso.
ERUII--Dfied appleS, 40 to ] s. per bush
Dried peaches, - 80 TO 4 90; ksiasns, 81 10 e
3 40.
CuEEsE--W. II. 10 Denmark Y to 10.
PR0vIsI0Ns--H Hams st to 10; Shoulders IT 10 9;
clear sides TO d.
BEEF-2sass gross; Sc 70 &c per quarter.
sHEEP-s2 80 to 81 20 " head.
H0Gs.-Dressed, s. 90 TO 81 90.
SALT A., 81 Is to 3opsr sack Kanaw-
hs, i5a725 per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 IS Per SAX
Lake So 30 % Lbl.
YlSH--MaekeroI, No. $50 TO $2l II Dbl; No
4 Sic to SIT 30. sl2soSl3. Wbits, Mol S. 81
to So rs r. aaif hbl. Cod Fish to O. n.
RAGs-2s to Sc.
OLD Ih0S-t to sc Per b Brass to 1oc pei
lb.; Copper III to l4o per h.
ExcuxssE.-~on New York for currency 2 pei
cent for gold per cent. st.Louis l per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

CT Among the resolutions passed at the
Douglas meeting in Philadelphia was one re-
eornmending the passage OF the Morrill, Ter
III bill. This is another swindle for Penn
svlvania, as Douglas never gave tariff vote
during the eighteen years Of his public life,
but has always opposed the principle OF pro-
lection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

We would cali particular attention to Nc
Leans notice IN another column. We add the fol-
10 wing from the Sc. Louis Herald, with speaks
volumes in it's favor. We say to all, give ii q
trial:
We take especial pleasure in Recommending
ins aluabie remedy for general debility and weak
ness. We have seen II tested in circle under oal
own immedi ATE observation, and can yoush for it
efficacy and worth. II 10 article which shouIs
be kept constantly in every family, As 1t Is certain
ly an Invaluable medicine.
Soc advertise ment, In another column.
je lsddw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

Isnog REAL EsrAaE TRANSACTION Sat-
urdav, the large buildings corner Of Monroe
and Main streets, known as the Calhoun
Block. we're sold BY Col. ". K. Hunt to Gen.
Thos. II. Logwood, for the sum OF sl00, 900.
TIE price at which the property was sold lie
fair indication OF the appreciation OF the
price OF city property, as il changed bands
two years ago At $40, 00O.-I Memphis Ava
lanche.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

GTA worm that beyond oil question
"0atvenoms al the worms of the Nile," and
equaled in The deadly character Of its virus
only By the uorm Of the stu. was yestsr-
day found lodged in midas under ard along
sn track of the inferior eorouary artery
OF the lower lip OF Mrs. Lester, OF Warsaw,
Illinois.
The patient for over year bad been at
tended by several practitioners, all pro-
nouncing the disease TO be Of malignant
nature; but as no benefit resulted from
treatment, she consented to have the diseased
mass Involving the entire lip removed BY the
knife. DR.. Sherman, after making an IL
cision into the part, found the worm about
3 inches long, Of the Cysfieercus Ceila.osae
species ssil alive, though deeply imbedded
in putrd uloeratiug mass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

We have on our table some specimens Of three
new publications which Messra johnson, FRY Co
OF New York City, ara new carrying through tn
press,ana supplying to Subscribers n monthly parts
or numbers. asste e
The frat whish We have tonotice Is new edi.
ton Of Shakespeare Works In octave form, priut-
ed On elegant paper. In large clear type, illustrated
with numerous original and highly hnishes steel
engrayings. and edltnd BY an eminent American
scholar, who will make use OF all tho abors and
discoveries Of the shak sspcsr an critics. In seve
raj respsets this work will doubtless surpass any
other edition II il int aided 10 pete the worn
In abeut forty parts, snd il ii exceeds forty i've
all over that number wilt be farnished gratis by
The next work Ii a new lie ef Washington. in
the sane form and style, with the above, with nu-
nsfoua illustrations ID the hi chest style If ar.
The third work IL "Tbe Battles Of ihe United
slater by Sea and Land giving the eonpl 10 bat
tic roll from Lexington to Mexico. II is complied
By Henry ID. Dawson, member of the New York
Historical Society, an iinsrate with splendid
sttei'engra wings from entirely rev and iginal
gns by Chapel. 1t will be uniform la sxs nd
appearances With the above PANIED works, and is TO
be completed ip about fer,y parts. Got up in this
style IL viii be of the most attractive works.
especially Tor I. Toang America, "sysr issued fpm
tisas Americas Prss. asa "a. Ii se@stsse.sts.Gs
An Agent fsno~ and wiil b. for sons da ys to
in this City soliciting subscriptions for these
wosks,s 8ae @ss a. i...s.gs.,..s fEs 1854 5##s
I4 The D. gutaw, jr. a Go. i Lades' Drawing
tn their Gift Enterprise wiitake place June 9th
and asth, 1869, al Pert Madison Iowa. The tick
ct holders meet on the 2Sth 10 select their Draw
ing Committee. sss
Those wishing tickets must Apply eoen.
ID. V0IAw ia. g. co.
June 9th, 1850 -d6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20
.tt.mtlon Young America.

There will be moe ting Of Young America Fire
%. on Thursday evening June 2lst. Every mem
Der 10 expected TO attend.
GEO. r. MUM. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

FT-Let "Young America" remember that
Day Brother have on hand large supply
of e-crackers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

Jusr So.-Geo. w. Curtis, in n speech at
tho New York ratification meeting, tersely
observed that as the Democratic party had
refused to settle the slavery question, it had
settled them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

A letter from DIR. McGngin, now in the
Eas., backed up By one from VIM. Duane
Wilson, warning the people of the West
against the introduction OF tho Cattle Dis.
ease now % prevalent in Massachusetts,, seeuiH
rather lengthy for publication.
We do not believe the people OF the East
will actually send their cattle on tour 10
the West fer their heslth, and don't SEQ that
the people Of Iowa eoald help II il they do.
Besides, we have trouble enough Of our own
In Iowa, without borrowing trouble from
Massachusetts,, for the present season.
Persons Interested, however, will please
take notice of the threatened introduction
OF the contagious Cattle Disease and govern
themselves accordingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

eT@Ihe forensic exercises of the pupils in
Mr.. Jamieson's school will take place on to-
morrow (Thuraday,) evening, at the medical
College Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20


SAVED PROM DRowswa.--0n Monday eve-
ming last, while Mr.. Edward kiihoarn No was
bathing In the river, just above town, with
bis con, deck hand Of the Die Vernon, who
was bathing little above, was taken with
cramp, and after 'foundering and halleoins
few moments, went under the surface End
foated down stream. Mr.. Kilbourne hurried
toward him, caught him by the hair, and
towed him TO shors just in time to save bic
life. lie was half an hour recov ing strength
sufficient to walk down 10 the boat. Mr.
Kilbourne had allowed his son to 60 down
with some companions, and 1t was fortuna to
for the drowning man that Mrs X. became 80
anxious about her sons safety and insisted
80 earnestly that MIR. X. should 60 after him,
that be finally consented to do SO. 1t was
supposed that the man was tight when be
went into the waller, but he came ont exceed.
ingly sober.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

I ULIAN HOME, aslory Of College Life, Juat re-
d ceiyed by
OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.,
je4d No. 81 Main-st.
OOO S. b. VGWELL,
April %, 'ee-d No. ltl Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

KEOkUM fEMALE SEMINARY.
TIVE third term OF this Institution viii com
i mencc On Monday, Jan. 3nth, In the basem ent
of The Chatham Square Church corner Of yta and
Morgan SITS. These rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy Of access.
The Teachers secured 10 instruct in their diaer-
ent departmentsof study, are the following:
Rev. C. A. WILLIAMS, Principals
Mrs. ST.. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. Il. III CRAVEN;
Miss L. C0pELIN.
Mr.. O. e. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
A Prospectus of the Institution has been puhlisnru
AMI can BIO obtained applica ton TO the President
or Secretary Of the Board or Trustees, or to the
Principal WIN. THOMPSON, President.
IL. SrRoEG, Secretary.
Ian. 2G r6n-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20
Keokuk Dug Store.
Flfth-stTeet- bst. Main a. hi ond can
kE0kUk, IOWA

A LARG r assortment q u ugs,
n Chemicals, Instruments and
Fancy artie - just received at
The above establishment. com
rrising ali the ntw Chs m tra
Frepai Ations, / iliieu 3 Fluid lfa
traets, Trusses, a bdemlna sup
Ioriess, Pessaries, spe uluns 81
all kinds. ststh sen ats, Cathe
tiers, spermatorfl Us Kings, az Z
some splendid ca s IT Char.
riere's superior Instruments.
These articles having be. N so,
lected with special reference II
the known wants of the profe
the best terms TO Physicians a
Arril 10 div THO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20


River rising with fftysix inches water on the
Rapids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

w. L. Ewing from st. Paul.
Warsaw st. Louis.
John Bell
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

IN ". HUMPHREY. Auction and Com-
Il. miaion Merchant, No.. s Eslss House.
Regular Auction Sales Tuesday, IAursree
AnA saturday maraluEs; also eysry evening. ar,
niture Gates every Saturday morning.
aa-PaFttcular attention given TO sales ir he
country. aeon ft $500 4tnHJ
IiSI receivsds large consignment of I bio Cut
Al lery, which wiu be cold very low,
myae " A{@ S5I 1856 y. ". HUMPHREY. Il
A VALU ABLE HOUSE AND LoT in this city
n, for sale, or will be exchanged Tor n harm
Apply TO ID. +. HUMPHREY.
10y 26a
TUsr fecsiged consignment OF fine foSkes
~ KNIVES dtroct from manufacturers, which vii
hcso'd at priv tic sale 5opsrveut.lesy than rsstal
prices. lapfodI h. +. HUMPHREY Ag't.
III siAYE Dcesa appotni ed sae gent for the gale OF
Frank's Chedfcaf Writing Fluid, which for
commercial AID school purposes is highly recom-
mended equal to tho best IN the market.
ap26d y. r. HUMPHREY.
"A LAssG ,nvosee VI sasHn,sr Coats jus, oIc ued.
II which will b, suld at fargc discount trom
cost Also lot Of summer shawis.
April 3D. go 8 ~. HUMPHREY.
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