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handkerchief !
Neek-Ties /!

large varsity u ali ths J.is styiss including the
Eursts and Gum bana-t~o oftSe latest siyies.
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EFFECTS OF SECESSION.

Last fall, just when our peopl began to feel
confident hopes of better times, in consequence Of
the large cfors raised In the West Secession raised
It's destructive head and at once blasted all surh
hoEes. Instead VI rising The price Of oil kinds of
NJ erchandisa went down. which was only the be-
ginning Of declining scale, and Mt this time
Duke 1Barrett are actually selling Boots and
Shoes for less than they cost year ago. And un-
der the influence Of such times they 10th work on
tho bench, 20 as at once to insure good its, good
work and reduce the expenses aud consequently
the prices Of their goods.
They have the best selection Of raw material
ever brought this city, and invite all persons de-
srous Of having Boots and shoes made 10 call ans
exani nc their stock before leaving their ORDER
elsewhere, at the sign IF the "Big Boot No. b
Main.st [mch29d]
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Great standard Mcdicinc ~ the
Day
Broad AMI vast as cur territory is, 1t would be
difficult to find corner In 1t where Hostetter r
stonoch Bitters are unknown. Wherever there IL
dyspepsia-snd whore 10 It not2-they are in de-
mand. Nor isit indigestion alone that they are
specific Every disorde Of the stomach, the liver /,
the bowels, and the system. selms to yiiid
to theio influence. They an antidote to pain;
they refresh tnd reinforce the exhausted animal
psweYs; TYNE ccunteract the morbid principles Of
desease; they regulate the whole vital machinery
aud may be justly termed the strongest silly that
science has brought to TIM asd Of nature in
her struggles with sickness.
Soidby r .eiissoss, A. J. WILKINSON, DARrLGr1
KAYEA Co., and IT. WILKINSON.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ey.
erywhsre.
April 8. '6l-dAw
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Taklnga hath.


We yesterday witnessed an individual luz
uriAiing himself in style Of bath hitherto
unknown to civilization. II msy have been
that the individual has 90 eccentric idea OF
baths generally, and Of this one IN particular,
but We doubt that very much. Our private
opinion 10, that be enjoyed thii bath tnpol-
Antoriiy. Baths, - our readers we'll know.
ore Of very ancient origin, and a. far back
- our FIRST parents we hear OF one Of their
children "cashing himzlf in blood" The
ancient Romano also paid great attention 70
this invigorative exercise; but is 10 : mistA-
ken idea that the Egyptians under Cleopatra
Srought the art Of bathing TO perfeotion.--,
Histo ,-isns of ancient and modern tines had
not then ,scard from this Iowa, or rather Ks.
okuk bath. o...hersiss this peculiar institution
would necessarily hare gained notoriety.-
Even in our midst (xa bissh TO ssy i from
the fact that home enterprise u not enconr-
aged - it oughs TO b, and nsvs dished ~
in foreign sheets seems 20 be more palAtAbls
to- tho majority Of our citiseDs than home
news,) the bulk Of our population are igno-
rant Of the new modus operdndi. We there
fore explain it.
The individual in question vas simply =
farmer engaged in dsposiDg Of large bss-
ket Of eggs-probably containing one hun.
dred dossn. This precious freight he gently
set behind his wagon and reached after Tub
filled with the real lows sugar cans juice
While engaged IN performing this inDoosn,
cot the team sttaehed TO the wagon, wholly
regardless Of their owners feelings and wish
@, made sudden start, when, slas for the
uncertainty Of human foresight! he VA
gently landed amidst the eggs. His presence
OF MUD did not permit him to abandon his
hold on tho 'lasses, consequently, besides the
sclatinous bath, he Was favored with &beswsei
shower OF the vegetable extract. Human
endurance was inadequate to stand the tick.
ling sensation Of 90 sweet . mixture, and the
yerdsnt bath.taker called Justify for assist
ance, when some good 6amaritans kindly
handed him pol1 with which they pulled
him out. The sight Vas too much for - q
behold, and We oommsncsd rssfasing oul
steps sanctumwsrds; still u good distance
70 could hssr bin blessing The vegetable
That brought forth snoh frult and ths bipss
that raised sash juice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-11

80 NWNSCGs
To william White, Edward Reddy and Mrs. I'd
ward Reddy:
NOU and ea~h Of you are hereby notified that
i there is row 10 in the once Of the Clerk OF
the District Court ,of Lee County, Iowa, at
Keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
You " N. W bite the sum Of foss hundred dollars,
with 10 per cent. interest per annum payable annu
Ally. "a money dHecn two mortgng m de- BY you
/" Charles sson and slnce assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. g. ls5S; alec claiming aga,nst
each of you the foreclosure of said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section twenty nine (291
in township sixty-seven l67] north, range six
l6l west, lee County, Iowa, for toe purchase mo
and general relief.
And unless YOU appear and answcr ssid petition on
before Of the d day OF the term Of said
court, 10 commence ut ksokuk the 1st Monday u
September, A. u. 1861, a default will be entered
against you tho petition taken ss BY you con-
feaaed. and decree rendered thereon ~ prayed
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
| April 10, 1851 dim Ptf's Att'ys.
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INV YoRK, April 3.
The Persia has arrived. She brings E57,-
600 N specie. & lit
Markets unchanged. Warlike rumors con-
tinued in Italy and Denmark.
~ Lord Palmosston, in speech to bis con.
stitusDts, adverted to the American crisis,
sxpasssiag tho hope that whatever The I'd.
justmens, it might be arrived 1t by peaceful
means.
The concentration OF Austrian troops 10
Vensia attracted considerable attention, al.
though ID vas asserted that she. movements
were purely defensive.
.IrALY.--Ca&our reiterated the urgent me-
cess,y OF declaring Roms the capital Of Ita-
~, and guaranteeing the Pope's liberty and
Independence In spiritual powers. Resolu
lions TO this effect, and hoping for non -inter-
ference by France, were adopted.
The Emperor Of Austria sanctions the po-
litical org snizasion Of Transylvsni and ito
restoration 70 its former standing.
Ihs 0pistoas Of Turin says that the Ssr-
dinia0 Ambassador At london had received
nosics from the British Government that be
would be received a. Minister OF the King.
dom Of Italy. Switzerland had given the
same notification. Esa4
The Bishop OF Poictiers, condemned by
the Council Of State, VAS formally repri-
manded for his late mandement on the Ro-
ms q question:. = - - : - - =
TIE Pontihcai gen d'armes at Canisno,
near Viterbo, are said to have treachero usly
attacked the citizens, Of whom we're killed.
Indignation was general, and The people
uero signing addresses to Napoleon for pro-
lection.
$4,000 Austrian troops are in movement. 10
Venetia.
the Powers before the promuirstion OF the
reforms It intends to grant, experimenting
| thai Russia might again take up the pros.
poet OF permanent conference at Oonstau.
tiuople. The Powers insisted on conn lianc,
with their demand.
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90 M NJ ERCIAL.


Dairy Carr ciYYovricr,
ksokuk, April 3. | .
FL0UR-supernne - 90 Spring wheat. ex-
ira, 81 SO, FAN wheat, extra, s. Is.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOTO S. perfes.
CokN--y enow 10 to 20 white Il to r.
BAILEY --6psiag ssasse F
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 30 to 100
Spring zoe; choice do. Is.
OAIs--17 to lsc.
RfE--s5; in good demand.
POTAToES-l6to Is by the load retail IS to go
0R0CERIEs-New Orleans sugar, fair 6sa7
prime u to s, clarified .aalo, erushed and loaf
Ito IL. Moiasses--Piantatioks 5to 40c IS. II. 40
70 45, 6oldsn SyruI,Ss to roc. CcGee--Rio Is
to l5i. Java - to zoe. Laguyra, to l6 to H. Rice
5ia64.
SoAF-PAlm eae, Family BIC; Gernsn, (Cin.
74to7A.
11tol7,
LARD-si; retail lie.
BUTT h Common n to 81 Choice H. to II
retail Is to ia.
LEATHkk-Sole rs to Use; Harness 37l.
HIDEs-nry loa to II green, ! to 4Ac; green
sheep psita 60 to soc; green ogskins 2s.
HAY-Prairte Ii hungarian, s4to 81 TO; Tim
othy 81 to s7s Baled do. 50 to SIC; Retail, d,
! $l2 TO Is.
sEEDs.-HungarianG Grass 2bs3e Timothy, 81
IS; Flax Seed. SO.
| hUNDKIES onions, 60 TO 65 Eggs, 81 to 81
/ Feathers, soc to s5c; W nite Beans, 50 10 10.
7 FKTTT~UrIEu IT TTaE, ] % 70 I Is r6f bus 3
| Dried psscAss. 81 90 to 1a0; kaisins, 81 rs,
| s %.
I CHEESE-W- .a0a1I; Denmark 3 to 10.
1 BEEF-7s3sc gross: ~ to &c per quarter.
/ 6HEEP-12 - 10 - % p hcad.
/ HOUSs--Drtssed, 81 ~ to ~ 50.
/ SALT--a. A. 81 80 to - per sAek Kanaw
hs, - Is per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 9os2 90 pc
/ sack. Lake 81 80 TO ~ - n bbi.
! fisH--Aaeksrel, No. $40 20 81 p bbi; NJ
l3Sle tp$l7; No. 3 $l2to$13. White, Mol IS
g. s. rs p half bbl. Cod Fish 6to 6F n.
i RAGS-2a to 2ic.
j OLD IRox--i TO &c per y Brass 8 to locpe
ID; Copper I2A TO lac per h.
ExcaAssH.--on New York for currency, nom
inai rate, per cent; forged per cent.
Louis per cent.
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ARRIVALS AT LEaeMroN HaOus I

APRIL ID. ~4. Il !,
Cable, Rock Island q Rogers lady, War
saw-R Highto xer. AiesGAdriA~G Lewts, Mont
rose-J johnson, Iowa--C r chsodexs Monmouth
L Bailey. Primrose fgow, fafnyra KEEL.
Ter, L J Tours. Mill = 6he~g And Ledy. Miss
shawg. Miss n shawg, W Paschal, FArm.ngton
b Davis, esrshssc-JE Rsnisxhvuse, BeH.eH4-
port J Tower, v W kirkpatrick, KY Il
Patch, Eddyville--Z Walker, Iowa-wm Roberts,
B. n Hsbo, N Smith, ID X Turk, ST Francisvilie-
] s Wheaton, ] Beach, Agency-Miss N Flint
aaIiatin, NO.
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From Virginia

RICHMOND, April 8.
Alex. II. II. Stewart, Union, and CIV
Randolph secessionist. we're appointed COM
missioners to wait on the President, and will
leave to morrow.
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From Charleston.

NAW AOkAt april y.
4 special dispatch from Charlesson to the
Herald says that the authorities had received
of6cial notification that supplies viii be fur
nished Anderson at any hazard. Immense
propositions immediately commenced. Or
ders were issued for the entire military re-
serve 80 proceed 70 their stations. -Four
regiments Of 1000 each have been tele.
graphed for from the oOuntry. Ambulapces
aad other preparations for wounded are be.
ing made. At midnight seven guns from the
citadel was the signal for the assembling OF
oil reserves, and the city was thrown into
the greatest excitement. Seventeen reei-
ments, 500 strong, assembled in m hour and
left Tor the fortifcations At 3 O'Clock 10 the
morning. All tho vessels 10 the harbor moo.
essary for transportation will be put in SER
vice BY noon. A feet of seven government
vessels IL reported Cd the bar. Mai. Ander-
son displayed signal lights during the night
from tho walls Of Sumter. lie believed that
the fight will commence at Stono, Is miles
south, the batteries along the coast being 81
fenced in turn, and after clearing Morris
Island, the government forces will cross to
Sumter while Anderson engages Fort Moul-
trie. Lieut.. Tolbot was detained admission
to Sumter by the authorities. r. s. Chew
brought dispatches from Washington TO Gov.
Pickens, and in company with Lieut.. Talbot,
left for Washington at ii last light.
Speclal 10 the n. Y. CommeTciai Ad
vertlscr.
WAsHiNGrox, April 2.
Dispatches have been received here this
morning from Charlestor which state that
K. s. Chew, one OF the clerks OF the STATE
Department. had arrived there, and had
broaghts message from Secretary Seward
to Gov. PiekAns. Mr.. Heward. insAis mas.
cage, distinctly informed Gov. Pickens that
Fort Sumter must be supplisd With provis-
ions frou Charlsstop markets, and II Major
| Anderson VS. mot furniahed regularly the
Government would fafnish hin With those
things which he most needed. We are in
hourly expectation Of hesFing hist hostilites
hayd been commenced in Charleston harbor.
l -----~--~--r-~-s----~-
The u. 3. Senators from Kansas.
ArcuIsos, April 9.
/ The reports that there are doubts 10 refer
ence 30 halegality Of the election OF Lane
and Pomeroy TO the q. S. Senate are entirely
without foundation, - certificates we're made
out and signed BY the Governor ~ soon q,
practicable. The Senators elect are here
and leave to night for Washington. An ex
cursion on the river was given them BY ,h,
citizens, irrespective Of party, this afternoon
followed By a supper.
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NrW YoRK. April @.

A special dispatch 10 the Herald says that
offers OF volunteers from the border States
continued TO be sent to Montgomery, and
tenders Of 1000 men ADD 1000 Indian war
riors have been received there from the
West.
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The u. 3. Senators from Kansas.
ArcuraoN. AnriI q.
Erssn New Orleans.

INV UKLKANS, ApFII ..
News OF the appearance Of war vessels of
Charlesson hsrbor has produced unusual ex-
ctemcnt. Gen. Bragg has selegrsphed here
from Pensacola for $500 additional troops.
Two more companies Of Zouaves are about
leaving.
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other woman out TO dinner, any more than
tee CUP, and that mems souls Aew open TO
each other with the table.cl Who il
there 80 explain itp II takes several knives
and forks 10 dig into . mans secgst nature,
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GTIt ID said that 25 900 GsrmAns 10 Yves
tern Texas, with Is 900 from other parts oil
lhs 6ssse, will Immediately smigrAte, N
eeesse, % Mexico or Central America, 20 -.
$50 ~ l1sanny Of shs Esolsaionisis.
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na.n wExInErTN RACK.

I WOULDrespectfully inform the citizens oil keo-
! Kirk th.s have opened Tailoring EstabiiFh-
ment on Main IT., between 4th and 9Th, within one
door Of Clark's Leather Store, where am ready 70
do anything in my line with neatness and dispatch.
have secured the services Of my old partner, j..
MeEsitt, late of Neu Ynrk City, where he has been
cutting In one Of the fashionable establishments u
that city, 20 that any one Wis hing the style will
please give me call.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest New
York style, 80 havea full set Of Patterns from
tho East. JOHN FRAZER,
dcc2Odly
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DRowxED. On Tuesday night about dark
Brisn She's, while rolling barrel 81 pork
TO the steamer Luserns, accidentally fell into
the river and Was drowned. Dilligent search
Was made for bis body yesterday, bat il vas
not found. Shea had lived iD THE town for
several years, and loft wife and several
childaen. 80
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CoAiMor.- packet Hawksys, bound
down, when 10 the slough below Hamburg
on the Missouri side, on Tuesday last, ran
into the stesmbost g. II. Wilson, bound up,
and which lay wooding with three bassss in
TOW. With the exception Of slightly iDjuriDg
the bargss and cutting the fastsoings, no ss-
rious damage was done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-11

Coon A0AIN.- The Bank OF tho Fedora
Union having made good ito securities il
again placed on the good list.
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! The following Illinois Banks ere rejected
q pFsssnt BY The BAnksss Of Ksoksk. The
6gurss indicate tho value Of the ciroulssion
on the 3Oth Of March.
The Bankers 10 Chicago and Ksokuk are
buying this currency 1t 20 per cent. diseoass,
except ths Merchants and Drover's, which
Koes 81 so.
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FROM, Warrington.

WAsHINGT0N, April B.
However much the reports OF Southern
design on Washington may be discr edited, il
10 asserted that officers high in suthority arc
OF the Capital.
The anxiety 10 hear from Sumter and other
Southern points where conaicss arc appre.
hended, Ii intense.
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CityCoancia.

A special meeting Of .hs City Cosneii took
place yesterday, his honor Mayor Brice pre-
siding, oil the members being present with
the exception u Aid. Timberman.
On the reading Of toe minutes Of last
meeting. and the transaction Of some unin-
portant business, the bonds Of some Of the
newly elected city ofhciais we're approved
The matter for the equalization Of the tar
for the current year Vas postponed too sps-
cial meeting, TO be held on Saturday next,
the 18Th inst.
On motion Of Aid. Thenpsen, The foIlow-
ing resolution vas adopted:
Resolved, That tho Finance Committee DO
Instructed 10 inquire Whist amount will be
required for city expenditures for the snsu ].
ing year and report the same TO the next
regular meeting.
samuel McCAveney was then elected Gala
booss Keeper.
Adjourned TO Saturday, the 18th inst.
The following Aldermen we're appointed on
the several standing committees for 1851:
Finsnce-Ald. Thompson and Davis.
Audising-Ald. Wickersbam and Thomp
son.
Jadioiary-Al Aid. Davis and Egbert.
Ssreets--Aid. Vail and Collier.
Pre- ASfs -: = c=:A!4 cn--s== ara r;=s,
herman.
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venciiI 4 Jones have just opened 6ne
stock Of Clothing, Gentlcmen's Furnishing
Goods, and large assorssess Of Piece
Goods, Vsstings and other articles in their
line. The Clothing has been selected ex-
pressly for this market, and embraces every
variety, style and quality, 50 that every mans
purse and person eAn be suited. Having !
large vsriety Of Piece Goods on hand, and !
first rate Merchants Taller il their employ
msnt, they are able to 6il orders for cus-
TONERS on short notice, and in manpsr that
will give entire satisfaction. They srs Il.
ways on hand, ready to give good bargains
- No. Is Main street. Call and see them.
I. sA.::... IS.
vital statistics Of Ksoknk for the
MonGh 81 march, i60i.
OvrIcn or BoAmD or HEALrn,(
: April Ssh yls8l.
Total number Of deaths IS--males ii females Z.
Dropsy !; Dyspepsia 2; scarlst Fever 81 Iofantils
Commissions /; Pneumonis 2; Violence l; unknown
8. Under years u age Iii between 70 andlo years
3; between ~ and ~ years /; between 20 and 70
years 3. Born in the United States l3i In ireland
2; Germany 2; Holland !; France l.
Bentonsport LOCKS KepaIEsa.
Two new gates having been put w. steamboat
Captains invited 70 bring On their boats, and VI
will pass them through on their paying fair pro-
portion Of the expense incurred in making The RI
pairs.
April I0d3t BROWN WOOD.
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EeTnl N1tsCe.
To Joseph E.streeper and Clara =. Stfcepcr his
wife, james Shields, J. L. Bruce, j. Is. Ihomp-
son, y. 9. Hieks, T. M. Look 400 chas. Schafer,
and Joseph u. Partridge, James w. pinchoit
and james s. Warren, ooI posing the firm u
Partridge, rfnchott b Warren.
NuU aud each Ut you arc hereby notified that
i thcie 10 now on Gle In tho Office Of the CLERK
Of tho District Court Of Ice County, Iowa, 1t
Keok nk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
David Ramsay the sum of eleven hundred dollars
With 10 per cent tnterest Per ann nm 10
ally, rs money due on two mortgages made by him
TO 1has. Mason and since assigned to said Hiram
Barney, dated August l4th, 1858; ADO eiaining
against each of you the foreclosure of said mort
cages, the same being upon the wet hall Of the
southea quarter and tbs south half ID tie sousA
eait quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
thsty-three, township sixty-ssven north, of range
six vest Ia Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale Of the said
premises, and general reii,f.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
On or before noon Of the second day III the NEXT
term Of said Court, to commence ct K eokuk on thu
1ss Monday Of September, A. b. S6i default vii
be entered against you, and Q decree rendered
against you ~ prayed for therein.
| NOBLE STRONG,
Apri 10. 1851. Pitts Att'ys.
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.. Bank, Monmouth.

wiscoEsIk BANKS rHR0wN or.
All WISCONSIN Banks are thrown out for
the present.
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Schooi n eview.

We attended the ssreyiew, Of the Female
Seminary under the charge Of Mr.. Williams,
and found very largo audiences present,
much larger, indeed, than re had the sligses,
anticipation Of seeing, in view Of the reissr-
ated complaint that the Prsss and people Of
kcokuk take DO interest in edacasion.
The occasion was not designed ~ an exhi
hilton, but simply ~ public review Of the
studies the pupils have been pursuing for a
few weeks past. The review WAS 10 every
respect c,etitable TO the school and inter-
essing to ,he spectators. The compositions
we're fair generally, and some Of them very
good. The class in Botany, consisting Of
some eighteen or twenty young ladies, man.
hsssed very thorough appreciation Of tbs
topics upon which they we're examined, and
their ana ers and deiiniasiona usrs AoourAte
and inteliigibis. The class 10 English Lit.
ers.ure vas probably more generally inter.
esting, however, than that Ia Botany, and
acquitted themselves quite - we'll.
We shall regard school ex amioations bore.
after with more favor than Ne hare been 90
eustosed TO, and it IL possible msy fro
quentfy attend, and We presume most o.
those pressnt yesterday will be inclined /,
do tho same.
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eTAs IN adjourned meeting Of the Keo
kok Hook and Ladder Co., held It ths Fire.
mems Hall, on Tuesday evening, April 9th
the following of6oers were elected for the en-
suing year:
7. Fred. Tavell, Foreman.
j. W. Gampert, Asst Foreman.
4. u. Plasell, Secretary.
]. n. Hanna, Treasurer.
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FATAL ArrRAY.-Dr. J. II. Scruggs, Of
Delhi, La, VS. shot dead 10 the street Of
that town, on the 18th ult., By JAnee Wright,
with whom BIO bad quarrslsd. The lastre
escaped.
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ASSESS EN1' NOTICE.
FI,HERE viii be = Special Meeting OF the City
j Cou ncil Of the City IL Keok uk held on w ednes
day, April leth, 1851, NJ 'closk .. M, for the
purpose Of kquslixing the Assessment List VI the
current year. b. S. MERRIAM,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City of heokuk.
keokuk March ~. 1881 -d2H
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Our new Recorder Squire Lyman has
permanently established his court room in
his old Office on Main street. Many improve.
menis viii studied convenience to the public
haVe been INSIDE therein.
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PORT OF kEOkUK.
A. R-R | v A l. s
APRIL 10.

Dis Vernon from St. Louis.
Adena
Clara Hine from
Canada from "
Eagle from Warsaw.
The River IL rising with 5 feet water en-
the hapds.
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SEED STORE.

SEED STORE.
20. I52 MAIE-ST. HEOKUK, low A.
r AMrec,iving daily fresh and we'll selected
L stock Of Agricultural Implements and Seeds
which am offering to the public at low prices for
cash, at wholesale and retail.
April3, al -dsm T. REYNOLDS.
a FL Ii assortment of the following make OF
~ Piows may be found 1t the Agricultural Ware
house and See dstore:
k-okuk Plow Go.
Moline, Ill.
Rock Island, Ill.
Marsaw. Ill.
Boston, Mass.
ap3d9m F.REiNOLDs.
a FRESH stock of Harden ami Fold Seeds, by
IA the bushei, pound, or paper, may be
found at the Seed store, i53 Main-st,
sp3d3m L REYNOLDS
lust r,ceivst at the Agricultural Warehouse
u and Seed Storsa good stock of Corn and Cot
Crushers, Corn Shelters, Cultivators, Corn Plant
ers; Single, double and Thribble Shovels, which
am Offering ii reduced prices for cash.
Apr3a3m Il. REYNOLDS.