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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
Tnrar vas : heavy ha,lssorn !. r.r,;,

THrRE was heavy hailstorm :, F..miostoo.
sudths ointsthsssaAouts vssssfday aftes.op.
The down TRAIN ffun De- Noinss ran into i,
and out Of it, getting vall psltsd, hut vish-
cut ninding il much. The hailssonss vsrs
immense. One wAs capsarsd By one Of The
snpsoyes Of the road. and NJ. Conlssoos
S'''s aAd 4 On exhibition. Il measured M
~.,os Of three iachss il diameter lossitudi.
.A.y' ana noss than two incAea latar.ll,.
e. - nofe than ope-half inch in width.
Bsink pIased upon the car v;,a.- !. ..h-
dstsd through twenty niles, mora !. - -
railroad tsaysl, aud yel retained !. ,o,'a -.
Of lie icy identity when the train r,.ch.a q.
oEaL. 4 looked very unhsalshy 70. 49,.
As.ds and window siass, end peach blow,
asd sich.' =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

CORN MEAL<-T leo avg " ~
BucKwanAr FLouR-$4.e0 to $3.50 per lea lbs
Eoes-l4 TO 15c.
PouLrRY-Dressed, none offered. Live Chickens
- 50 y dor.
SoRsRun-5e TO 7oc per gallon.
PorAfoEs-9oc TO 81 Is y busbel.
0sIoxs-$l 90.
LAnp-Ci,y cured Ice per b. Country cured lac
to l5c per 10.
BsnsvAx--32 10 a3c per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, IoAc; loose 90 Per ,,
PsArnxas-Prins 500 to s5c per h.
RAss-Cottos, - per ID.
WHrrn BRAss-Coumon to good 10 ~; scarce.
Cnppsn-Good country 10 to lSc- 1aseery lse
BnAH-searcs and In demand; Wholesale u -
Y.ur.~arssn Apples 81 50 70 y ~ psr bar
rsl. Choices Dried Apples 70 Sic pr j..
Dried Peaches, 10 TO Dc.
ssKps-Timothy 81 SO to Is. Clever Is %.
Flax sesd u IS.
Ofns-Coal oil $40. Linseed, raw 81 50, boiisd
n as, Lard, 81 40. Fish 81 10 to 81 10.
Lfvn Srocx-Beef Cattle - 90 to " % gross.
&c gross. Veal Calves from u % 70
BAcos-City cured hams lie, shoulders hztc,
clear sides l6Ie. Country cured hams Ia
70 lac; shoulders 10 Ice; sides III to l7}e.
Penx-Mess IS 90 TO 47s per Dbl.
Woot-Tub washed IS to $751;; Asscs 10 ans
asa &c.; unwAshed. IS 70 Zee.
HAr--finothy in aetive demand q from ~ -
to I'll % Per ton. Prairie - 90 TO - %
Woop-eS 30 70 IS SO per cord according 70 qual-
ity. in good demand.
HIpss-Grssn, sle, do cured loic; dry Aint zoe;
do salt ice per ID.
SALf-Laks Is 65975.
0IAss-sxis IS 50. Rates discounted IS per
cent.
NAfLa--45 IS rates.
BSR Iaox-44c. rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
81. Louis A~0aIasy Packet Co.

Fon -SA8PnR.--Tbs Ans steamer Tom
1ssper viilieave Keokuk for 81. Louis every Sun
day q - n. and Thursday u O'Clock .. m.
lR0A3lD 0epWD, every Tuesday and
Friday, 1t 8 o'clock .. m Meals and %
rooms free.
Pare from Keokuk 70 St. Louis, 49, 49,
bills Of lsding given for freight to q 'esens On
the Des Moines Valley RailroadfSExass. =.
All freight for the river coavs ~ ngsns
It Ksokuf win be ATTENDED VI dsaay, and
free Of charge. u.n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

WI regret to learn that Judge Thompson,
father Of Colonel William F. Thompson, Of
this city. was struck down with paFalysis At
indianapolis few days ago. Judge Thomp-
son has long resided with his son in this
piacs, and il we'll known TO our people. We
hope to hear of his recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

AUCTION by l.. Howe, this morning At 10
o'clock, one 6ns rosewood bureau, with full
marble top and large glass, one fne rosewood
bedstead, one good Stewart cook stove, to-
gether with general assortment Of second
hand furniture. ct clock, We shall sell, to
close consignment, stock Of clothing, dry
goods and notions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

AUCTION SALE this morning, at 10 o'clock,
Of Desss Goods, Irish Popliness, Lustrss.
Prints, Cassimeres, Cotton Plaids, Ginshaus.
Hosisry, Boots and Shoes; also, : lot Of Fur
niturs, two Cook Stoves. Window Sash,
Whselbarrow and fosr boxes ground Cloves,
DC. Horss sais coumsnces 1t 2p. m,
when vs viii cell one apen Of Aorsss, harness,
wagon and one riding horse and one mule.
J. A. WALLACE 4 Co,
Auc4ionaera.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

ANOTHER "yaller" hand>bill meeting to
make further explanations Of city matters.
The argument closes to-day on the impeach-
ment. Sample and Schofeld had conference
Yesterday to build the bridge and own the
city wharf. Come to the Court House To-
night and defend your rights or you are ell
sold out. The !. Whisky Ring Is gone BY
the board 10 Keokuk. The Firat National
Bank failure will be up for discussion and the
recent acts Of the City Council in relation to
wharf matters will be duly considered.
II SlLAs HEIGHr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
DIED..

WIArOvxR-Oa April ;osh, Of Congestion o. ths
Lupes QaAcn BnAA, infaat laughter Of Asn =. ne
Rsv j r Wstovsr, aged eight nonsns ana sSsey-
oas days.
Yupsr,i from their residences the corner OF STA ans
Yukon ess. a this I0A r. fdsuds Of ths hzily ere
invited 70 attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

THERE may come time soon when you
will want nice dress suit. You will therefore
bear in mind that Hess, Stern L Co. have just
the goods you will want made up. They keep
The best Of workmen, and if you will leave
your orders With them you can rest assured Of
being suited in tip-top style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

Auction SALE of Books, BY j. A. Wallace
L Co. We will sell general assortment OF
School Books, Histories, PHILOSOPHERS, DC
tionaries, &c. Now is the time to get cheap
Books. Sale At 10 o'clock this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

THs GATE CRY Job Office has better facil-
tiles for doing Job work than any other office
in the city, and can do it cheaper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

Forsp DEAD.-An iron grey horse, with .
bride on, was found dead somewhere on
Prices Creek yesterday morning. Its throat
had been cut, and showed evidence Of having
been done the night previous. We could OBJ
tain no further information concerning IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

A LARGE stock of Marseilles spreads, tow
els, napkins, table cloths and table linens,
skirts, hose, gloves. &c, which We viii sell
cheap. Woodward, Moore l. Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

A VIOLENT wind and rain storm ragged
north Of Ottumwa yesterday. The wires
wouldn't work, and no particulars Of the
storm were attainable. There WAS rumor
circulating among the passengers on the
down train Of the Valley Road, that the pnb-
Lie school house At Oskaloosa had blown down
in the storm, With : large number Of scholars
10 it. What foundation the rumor had We
don't know
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
KEoKUK. IOWA:


non noY, Arrives ON sunday ana 1870, sss.-
day, q o'sleek p. NJ, and Dspss' ~
and Friday, AZ o'clock = =.
Au0Y ynwWD00, Arrives On Tuesday
and Friday, Il O'Clock P. M, and Departs On
Wedne,day snd Saturday, q =. y.
m. yo1ND0N, Arrives on Saturday end
wednesday, ct . p. m, and Departs on MONDAY
and Thursday, ss .. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

A little son Of DR.. Thomson, Of Daven'
mort. swallowed . bean the other day that
entered his windpipe end killed him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

Economy IS WEALTH. and that 10 the fea-
son Why so many people 90 toS. b. Stern
for their clothing. That's the place to get
the best bargains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
cry NEWS.

Nov is the tims % secure bargains in dry
goods It WoodwarA Moore 1 Cos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

TIE alarm of FIRE last evening was ocea-
stoned by the burning GU, Of iue somewhere
on Fifth street. II wasn't q very good night
Tor Ere, any way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

LADIES, call at s. l. b. Stems and see
those CATERS, selling for 81 Is. Ladies walk
ing shoes for 81 SO, worth 81 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

CLEorArRA, Washington, Premier, Paisley
and Grenadine shawls and lace points at
Woodward, Moore & Co.'s,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

THE annual meeting Of the Ksokuk Librasy
ASSOCIATION will be held in the Court House
on the evening Of Monday. Ma, 4th, 1t seven
and half o'clock. The President will de-
liver his annual address. Officers for the
ensuing year will be elected, and other i'm
portant business will be transacted. A full
sssksaance 10 requested.
By order Of the Board.
J.. HExRY WEsrcorr,
May ], 1858. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

Irs an unquestionabls fact that you can
get good bargains in clothing at Nsncill,
Jones i Co. g, corner Main and Third streets.
If there is any doubt in your mind, with re-
gard to the matter, jus. make your wants
known to them and they will remove all
doubts on the question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

FoR RKSr.-A large Gne asQeen aeu -
Main street. Apply tosaa EsdsEyck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

Very ArrRAcrrvE.-Those 6ne calf boots
At 8. L B. Stern's, selling for 81 sc. They
are hard 10 heat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

SIR rublic must not forget that the Demo-
tna;cpsr.y indsrssd The management Of the
late broken bank in our city at the spring
election. and that il has since been confirmed
by the appointment Of the President OF the
Ranh md the late City Treasurer = ne pom.
hon Of Clerk Of the United States District
Court for lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
Notice In Hankrupacy.
AssiEnee,s Neaice or Appola1-

Assigmee,s Notice or Appoint.
ment.
Dstret Court Of the United States for the Dsrict Of
fevs-In BaHkruptsy. In the matter OF B. 7, Cas-
ady, bankrupt
10 scAeM u msyo oaerrs.
The undersigned hereby s2a pstice OF bis appoint
mont - Assagnss of tbSeseusSp( =. Csssdy, OF
Milton, In ths county Ct yan Barsu,. IL said Die.
tsieE - xeo - 70 Wit on fts 2I Asy Of February,
4 9e9. a811Ssd bankrapt upoe ~ owa petition 81
John arSes, ae0lssr 10 Dsnkvnptey u ssad Cont
Dated ct 9sokuk Iowa she 9th day o. ApsitA 1865
81 J0Hn1f0h. Assaxnss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
N A r / o N .

Thi. Horse of the most dsiin gnshed Trotng Stock
in the Union. He Is q handsome brown in color, u
hands high nne proportions and STYLE OF great poser
and otting action. Was sired ~ TN ceiehrs
ted hosee i port d Into Kentucky by EoD Jsmess b.
Clay son of Henry Clay, called Aembffno hief, VINO
has produced more trcng than any otaef horse
IN America
MARIoN,s hr.t dam vas a Thoroughbred mare, Mary,
BY Tmpd Sir Wallace second dam by Imp,d stoekhoin-
er third daru by Tempest, and his fourth Gam was
nost a thorough Inbred mare from virginia
Marion Will stand At the same STABLES,
At the following rates
For each mare the season THESff-ksA Dull
LARS Should the prove net ~ tosl, she can be
Id the next season fer TKn DOLLARS The nsxts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

x. J. PoRRE, Dentist, late Of Lexington,
KY, has located in St. Louis. Office on
southeast corner Of Sixth and Olive streets.
PERsoSAI--The many friends of DR.. R.
]. PORE and his most agreeable and accom-.
plished lady greatly regret that they have de-
termined to remove permanently to St.
Louis, and will leave for their ner home to
day. DR.. PORE Il thoroughly scieniic
man in his profession, and won many friends
during his residence in this city BY his pleas.
ing manner, his amisbiIity, and bis skill and
fidelity to his patients. We hope he may
meet with all the success be deserves in his
new Ioca,ion.-Ksafscky Gdsette.
We very cordially sndorss the favorable
opinion expressed shove, and commend sar
fiend and relative 70 the public, and TO the
special attention. patronage and friendly
coartesies of our friends 10 that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

The streams throughout Southern Iowa are
immensely svoolen by the recent rains. II
has greatly hindered travel of the railroads,
and is very unfavorable for the farming COM
munities, making it impossible for the farm.
ers to do anything towards getting in their
crona
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

A CURIOUS MAx.-Dr. A. 8. Kennedy, of
Auburn, New York, has discovered speedy
and permanent remedy for CatGrrh, and will
rive $500 for 4 case OF this dreadful disease
that he cannot cure. If ron have An Often
sive discharge from ths head, nosirils OBJ
structed or dry, partial loss Of hearing or
smelling, pain over the eyes, substance
sticking in the throat, affecting the voice.
If you havea Cough, Sore Throat, or D's-
pepsia, get DR.. Kennedy's PERMANENT
Cure FOR CArARRH.n It is Athofough course
Of treatment, and completely erAdicates any
or all Of the above symptoms OF this lodfh-
some disease, and is curing Thousands Of suf-
ferers who had become discouraged with
snufs and strong solutions. Sec that bis
.fac similI is upon the wrapper. Sold BY al
druggists All orders from druggists should
be addressed TO Demss Barnes L Co., q
Park Row, New York. my2-d&wIt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
EDJ5.E.T FORREST.

FORREST is the noted Stallion for size style
ton and reedug quilt exhibited In the State Of
Kentucky, and Is srth has taken premiums than
otter oTse In the Guion combining txtr1cr dr1ry
action and iFeea We purchased ktm ircm the es-
OF Mr.. Alexander, OF HooahUrn fasu, kehtueky,
extensive and c. iebFsted Horse breeder In
America purchased Forrest three years old for
the Of IS 09 and having tried him, keTt him
his best and ssnl and profitable breeders
Among bis colts hs following that have distinguish
Cd the esiyea t5-vit: Grey SJRsa that trostsd
s:10 ard sold for $40 600; HEka at six years
old trctted in 22aiS slow tack, valued at $40
CHAMPAIGN. trottei In 23p and sold or 81 COZ sku
cueLiI, trotted In 235 out OF trsping for years
previous soid 81 go the Miller Horse very fest
horse and mary ether such OF his get that space will
not pefGit 10 be apnmerated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
r OR Al E..

Lot g. Bosk iss corner Of 18th and Concert sirssts
Pfiea f5o8.
Als lots l. T. block isa nth and o.issns Streets.
Price t1DG each
Al.o, tso-story Rriek Dwelling Hous", containing
roons cellar, cisssrn, frame hsrp@ 81 fest froot
and leo dssr located the Of sh and Bank
ftts&ta.
Ai.o Lot g. block 49, on Des Moines Street, between
fth ard sth stretts Prize 1890.
Also, LosA 10 and H. Block ia on Morgan, between
liza and I2sh susets.
Also, Lets asez Block 1s3 aud East half lot g. Fay
essa Square, On Man street between and 10th It's
Axe 40 acres lAut-haif ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS land
Owned ~ conrad Lentcn, about three miles from fosn
Price 1900: half cash.
Also, 3 acres of choice Grape land, mile above
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud fn frgi.-A under fence,
With small frame dwelling. Price $500; half cash,
Also, 20 acrss oflsnd near Sugar Greek. Price -
per
Also, 40 Of land HiiIsboro, jefferson Co.
No near the Iron MgnIt.n Eaiiroa1, about IS miles
from ~ Louis Is under cnitisasioa and balance
hesyily bered, With good log house. kitchen, csstsrn
milk hevss ehcten house barn aud stable with choice
lot Of fruit resa This properly viii be sold for 1900
erchspged for improved property in Keokuk.
Also. honsc snd full LOT oa Morgan between 10th
and Ilh streets, with six good we'll bsrn frui.
and other all 10 eeod condition. Price sisC0 half
cash, bsianee .horf tue.
Ii. B. TEE-EYCK,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
secord 81. keekuk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
Insurance.
Il j.. TEN-EYCK.
REAL ESTATE
AND GENERAL
INSURANCE. AGENCY,
ONCE on I'd st.,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Agency Established In 1850.
Paid sat fer Isssss IN KBoKux within
/ fhs past twelve years
ER $125, 900
Wifhossf n single fasc sHtf
For RELIABLE INSURANCE call at this lgens y
For RELIABLE INSURANCE call at thI, agency.

Ksna Insurance Co., Hartford, =. 81, 500, 900
Home Insurance Co., New York, s,7Oo,oo0
Insurance CT. ofN. America, Phil 800, 900
Lorillard Fire Ius. Co, New York, 100000
International las. Co., /" f,2ee, 900
North American Fire ms, Co. MY. 100000
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 500 600
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, 300, 900
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co., 1900, 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

FORREST WILL STAND
Stables of the Association,
At KEoKUK, IOWA,
For the ensuing Of 1858
Between the lst Of april and Isl Of August,
Upon term. and conditions to-wit:
For each mare the season THIRTY DOLLARS. Should
the mare prove not te with foaI, abe viii be eptl
tied to bs the next for Ten DoLLa RS
FORREST is beautiful Mahogany Bay with black
trimming I8jS hands high. aud weighs when in flesh
1850 ibs tired by Bal kentucky Hunter, he by Old
Kentucky Hunter; his dam by Bagus and grand
dam va. by messenger. F0kRRsTss fret dam was by
Young Highlander, Watkins Highlanderl second dam
was By Dnroc. third dam by Messenger 1hns he
dsscends from the celebrated imported h'ssenger on
both sides, which Is shown prominently in himself
Mart La
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

THE Mikado laps" have proved vastly
entertaining 70 the Keokuk public q every-
whore and tosvsrybody else. They are mas.
ters Of . marvellous number Of unique ana
oashs-to-he impossible performances MOI
only possible to them, however, %. psl,
formed with remarkable sptness. se'ef'sy anu
.kill. They give til. last Of their entertain
mani. in K.okuk to-day. They hold natl
81. Il two o'clock, and an exhibition 70.
n;.h. and Of course the Opera House viii Be
crowded ON both occasions. Go early II you
~ould. ~ seat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

Soxs one writing to the Des Moines Reg
ister pays the following compliment to the
Tepfer House
MsssRs. EDiroRs have jutt returned
from . little trip Of four thousand eight hun |
dred miles. 10 my journey / bad considera-
Bile TO do with hotels. But of all the hotels |
saw, there were none that surpassed the Tep- |
fer Of Keokuk. In most public houses, when |
thronsed with guests, attentions and comforts
are rare. In the Tepfer, when two or three
hundred are comfortably housed everything
! goes on - usual. In tic grand dining hall,
with it's beautiful frescoed walls, Tiers Is no
lack Of attention., and its table il stored With
every Luxury that cfaving appetite could de.
sire. can compare no Eastern hotel with it
except Willard's. Then the comparison 10
no, equal, a. Willard charge is rsice Is much
per day, with no more attentions and less
comforts. It's an Iowa institution Of which
keokuk and the State at large should be
proud. -'ss-v-
aThem's our sentiments " exactly, Mr.. B.
And you might have added that u no place
will be found more genial landlords than are
onr friends Aessrs. Tepfsr Hswxhurst.
TIE Montana Standard says that the anal,
omy, physiolegy and hygiene Of the grass
hoppsrs have been seriously studied in parts
whereabouts with the following results:
A farmer living II Ridgepor4, in this coun-
| ", took one Of them and placed il upon .
piece Of ice, placing = tumbler over il, and
letting i remain several hours, until it was
'.frozen stiff He then took il into warm
room, and 1t athaxed OUT and became
+ Lively This WAS tried three DAYS and
nights in succession upon the same erasshop.
: per and it appeared ss though il could stand
: more Of the same. Another experiment Was
. tried on . different plan, By \ Mr.. J. T.
. Hough, afarmer living short distance from
this city: He took FIVE Of them and placed
in . bottle and corked it, making holes
through the cork to supply them with air. In
d this eondaion, without food or water, one of
Is them lived 6ve days, two six DAYS, one nine
- days, and one ten days. After they had been
in the bottle . short time, two of them cast
of their outer envslop, and came out in
% manner similar to, { locust. These NAV be
) isolated Instances, but if ten days are re-
: quired to starye them, We may rest secure. for
those already hatehed will be starved, and :,
the eggs are nearly ill rotten. We are proba-
. bly, free from their unwelcomS presence the
coming summer. This il the hope of all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

A uslor meeting Of I'll ~ chsrGAss In TIE
CITY viii b held in ChAthaa Square Chnfcn
to-moerow evening, for The purpose Of -
the clains Of the Young Mons o.n
A.oc;ss;ca before the public. Addsssses
vill 5, delivered By ssvsral Of the pastors
and hynsn Of oar city. Ing A's' = :
m. .scured and furnished room IN TIE
g. h,o.l Of buildings on Main street. show
y. E,t., House. They now need books and
..,.,. now, and We have no doubt our CT
ireus will be liberal in assisting Them In their
good work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

corrected daily BY Snow HusxR, conmissior
Merchants, Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

Agricultural Implements.
TyILrOg. LIBsY HITCHCOCK, Jobbsss In Asr'enl
i tar.i Inpisnants. Thimbis tkeiss, Fat Irons.
Wagon M4ksrs' Wood Stock. ls1 water .er.ss.
Rags.
TTARr. AsrEs CO., lss South Water street, Flour
I'll Sacks 0rocers' Paper Bags Seamless Grain bag.,
aanpy, Burisp. Wool, liam ard Bal, sacks.
Bankers.
UNIT. PRssToN KEAN. n Clark street. Bsnkefs
3, and Dealers In Gevannent Fseurttes, Land War
rants. Land Scrip. and pseine Rallro.d soads
Betting and Rubber Goods.
II Ing Hess sud Packing. cothinE, Boots and Over
Shoes DYugsf ~ aod 6tntionsrs Articles, and all kub-
ber Goods. 1l7 i ke street
DUBBxR CIorHiSa CO., r. NJ ". NJ. shepard,
Rubber Goods. Hose and Betting stationery and Drug
Goods. u LAksstrest.
Books.
r,cML,Nsos Rnos, Publishers ard Bookseller. -
Lake street, fnrnish sunday School Libraries Gu
liberal tesns rst.loxnes Of publication. fn.nizhAd
BoOis and Shoes.
a uerfN, clap 1 CO.. who.sesl. Dealers and Job.
"A bef, Il B,ots and shoes Large and we'll selected
flock at bottom prices. 50 Mlehg.o Avenus
f,HAnaRRLIn, smith 1 MooRx. Manufacturer,
" aud J, bbs OF Boots snd Shoes, % and o. Aehssn
| Avenue. ..---.-----
MuxspsRsos Co. Mauut.e.srsr. and Job.
u. b.r. OF Boots ard shess NO. 10 and u Randolph
trsst.
blank Books, Stationery a Pa.
per Warehouse.
f~uLvHR. PAGB 1 HoYNE, Bia.k Book Aaaafse
\ tarsrs Assan JoL Prtatsrs and !oheefs Of ftn'
Par era Stationery and ande' Goods i7s iso Laks IT
Brick Machine.
TINE MONITOR mskss mer. ard better bricks VIII
sI,sn power With isss br. skdJvp. tLaE any oihsi
Machine. a. hni.s.y. ls2 Madison street
Clothing.
| yyoUsa Haos 4 { o: Manufacturers aud whois..t
De&.srs ia NJ u's and B2.s ciotaiHs " and 10
Michigan Avenue.
Commission.
r,LAia. pgssxoRs co, csami..,on Merchants
ID No. los Washington sirest- Flour, Grain. fso'h
Ions. &c. --1.-l-----z.4--------
| linden 4 TggD u+n.fai Produce Commission Asr
IL chants Ones, 8 rcLaatlis Bstilaz, lis La all
| street --
| AWAY UALL&kISsgY wool cJranis.iou asr
L chants, ~ IS ard IS Michigan Avenue, corner Lax
street, chicago -----
IYHpxKwooDA CD. comml .sion Merchants In sies
" 0ra1n ssrds Pork. Lard, BEEF fsiios, etc tnsc'
| ~ " sd:son street -
Grockery and Glassware.
DuRLEf 1 rYRggLL, IaIpor,.r. .rd Jstbsrs 0
ID China, Glass, and kntaen Ware, 10. ~ Lax
us.t. ----------
Chicago Iroh Works
r kiz SOY, 81 70 - prantnn street, N,uufaetar'
Ia wsvueht and Cat Iron fot tui.dlng. tsdgss etc.
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