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K E O K U K
-•ton DAT MORN INC. JUNE |I, i*S5.
to- Th. (Ju ncy paper.
mnMro*
*»th, from consumption, ,.f Mr IIknkt
circle of friend, to lament im loss.
«ras»i*c. "_r:
Faaay
*Tht
te Fart. .Madison Vla'tndealer «y«,
that they lost the county subscription in
eonsequence of one hundred and fire le
gal Vbters of the town, who were at work
in the stone quarries, being detained on
able speculation, by the large additional
forthcoming.
BST A correspondent at Fort Madison
undertakes to account for the unusually
Iftrge vote polled by that place at the re
cent election. The Plaindecder, however
we think, does it more sa'isfactorily, in its
allusion to the numerous voters in tbe
hyiek yards, stone quarries, and else
where in the Stale of Illinois many of
whom failed to get across the river to the
•lection.
It was alt very fanny and we eee no
use of making a serious matter of it BOW,
eince the result as it i*.
STRawBtRRicf.—We are indebted to
our friend Allbright of the Keokuk Plank
Road Nursery, for the most delicious
treat of the season, in the form of a bas
ket of ripe, large and lu*ciuu» strawber-
w The electijn for Judge in the Ju
dicial District directly on the opposite side
of the river*from this place, lias resulted
in favor of Sibley by a large majority,
we understand.
then comprised umply the plat of the city
and a few hundred acres attached lo it on
lh,
Tor*., »,»• Of the proprietor, of the
Whig. He i* highly spoken of as having' PRn-'
hee« an estimable n, and good citixen
He Uaves a wife, one child, and a large
tide :e and
or (he privilege of voting, owing to a mis
understanding with the owner® of tbe fer
ry.
Thai was a most ridiculous mi-take in-
DursTio*« Nor Dkat.—-Ti e Chicsgo
d"!!
ComP"»y-
ted
b*fore
t.ental death of DoesUcks published .er List believing that cach had m.de
1
di
no ices, and will doubtless prove a profit-giveanotice
ert,ed
ries left ta our sanotnw one day last will be held on the S?6th without the Plen"
week. potontlaries, and another on the 20th, at
which ihey would be pres n».
IV the Gate City Whig.
The Fort Madison Vote and &. XL.
MK.
EDITOR: YOU
do not in vour last
thereto of Tcrr.tory, »l„ch formerly be-. „4
The increase of Fort Madison is popu
lation and business also for the last year
has been exceedingly rapid.
There can be no doubt of the fact, that
MLadison township (including Fort Madi
son) prisseises now from 700 to 750 legal
voters who have had an nctual residence
of more than six months in the county.
MAT
Cate seem to eppreeiate the large vote night. The fight 1. tt^d ha n hour.
given at Fort Madisonat the recent Rail
road election.
The largest vote ever given by Fort
Madison was in November, 1853, when
she polled 474 votes, if my memory
serves me right. Fort Madison precinct
MAY
woutl(je(j.
MiT
ant*
er
longed to Jefierson, West Point and fallows A very lively combat against
Washington townships done by order of our important position has Listed all night.
the County Court. obtained a complete success. The
u
The other 160 votes more than thus ac-, ish Housf of Commons on the 24 ult
covnted for, is to be set down to the large
number who have been gathered at and
in the vicmi y of this place on railroad
bastfiess, mainly Irish and German labor
ers, who claimed to have been natural
jaed, and to have heretofore voted in this
Stale, and lo have resided lh. KMlat* '",'
V
as there is at ull elections about i
towns and cities, but 1 apprehend that a
purging of the polls wiil show that the
general
results here were lair and honor
able.
Tbe poll books ate not yet opened or
oaunied. But the current belief now is
'reaciasion" has carried
-,But the "rescission," if carried, ean af
feet iijuriously neither your R. R. nor
fMirs,
a*
both companies have ob'ained ak J
... ..
tl
»«ch equities that a vote of "rescission 4
aflfilt not, it is believed, be enabled to
gjgive them of their rctfed rig/Ut.
The Fort Madison Road had, befwe
the proclamation for the election for re
|ifes*ijn was issued, contracted their Hoad
im Wilson it Sou h. In thia contract *1
ii expressly stipulated Uiat after /wo
HUH-
drrd thoutand dollar* (f400,000) worth
of priva'e snbscrtpfion shall have 1een
ewrhed op ihe Road thojr euy tH«
benefit of the cuuuty subsi rip'ion, and not r«l modern!t 'y
[before.
ra-ea.
And on the good ftuih of the Com piny
and of cur couny, Wilson A Smith took
themselves one hundred and forty thou-
««^cH| tion in .lock of th,
»na thera.el.es lo
ctp K0 000 in bc,,i
lh*
Tl!is conlraCt vvai1 88
Con
Wr°rt H%*'
lhe fot
,ion WM i ued aml tbe contrac, had
been, for a month before the election
came off, pushing the Work
'and energy. I
^l"1**4! proacti to aiTpcoule
i i i i a n i s y e i v e y k o e N i
There is then no w*j to get rid of these Jmriy
rould render u« a bye-word and a re
Yoars.
Ft. Madison, June h, 1855.
^ImcLi lost the election mid deprived Dernocratx offices, ivith a rpQtiesi to \ork. liiverpoo! and Australia.
Fort Madison from cast'ng her full com
plement of one thousand and fourieen legal
•ote*.
a -th n ^kr I j°C*' quently I gave him the Advertising of the charg«-d with nritiny. Khe was immedi-
ew i ork Tribute, proves to have (rue statement. If thev give me false for fait age. An rx. nnuaiion of the charge
Wo without foundation.
ones I was not to blame. But since Mr.
The repoit furnished an excellent rp Howell ha* coroplcimd and seems to be Court, when the Judge dec iled that a« the
1frtuiiity for highly eulogistic obituary
'P
osfd to
So snys Mr.
office confesses
'heir circulation
weekly papers,
ith fidelify Ifold in tht ir possesion.
In Central America th«
1
ol
have the community-think I'
hat
^jj lureafCfr
be goy creW
under oatW, and shall expect by the'
a8
i i
IMaito- oi JV^'^Ttte'kfriea.
•p.r. ri port that Au.tria", proposal, «»!i fr
'hat Russia nnd Turkey tctt'e between i
thmselves
France
Co
keep
two
Crvaty with ItuS»u« unle«, .ubmi'ted ,V b«" n,a,le. Th
Fr. nee and England.
According to Viei n* paper.*, the Con
f» rencc will be re opened, and a meeting
SIEGE OF SEVASTOPOL.
MAV 10.—A severe combat took place
during the night along the right, and tbe
musket and bayonet were uned for an
hour and a hall, when the Russian* re
tired und cover of tl eir batteiies.. Lofs
considerable on both »id«.
known.
21.—Another attack was mr.de to
12th.—During a fcv»re storm of
again on tl e 23d, when they carrid it by i
upon a
in the
D'I»r. e
A
he
Russians made another sortie against the I tween ti e Russian* and a ccrps of Egyp
left attack, charging clear up !o the Bi itish t'nns ard Turk*. The Ottomans e saiJ
tienches, and some of thun leaping over
The bat'le «•,, begun !,y tlie'
assault.
Rus.«ian
A stormy debate look place in the Brit
motion of a want of confidence
ministry brought forward by
H°",?e
®f. f",'rdi
__ _f ,i subst quently withdrawn. tion was denied/a when, ufit some oppc
number of days ia this county.
Rotti Houses have adjourned till Jitise
*»6-me illegal votes may have been cast! 4th
Iter*,
demand being almost entirely supplied by
Ohio45s Canadian 4i@42s Sour 40.'^
s
nnd steft'
»w
Later from California.
N*w \»rk, June 6.— lhe
details i 1 rnia new* lo^ lhe lt ol ia q1iC
,nd 1 Leo
I»landi.
MA. EDITOR or THE MoRwisr. GLOEV CaTifornU luiiness was generally dull.
Some three months aj»o 1 sent Mr. II. C. though there had been some very lartr
s i i s
•es, with a request
eet the statement as to the number of each
daily paptr circulated within my office d«
livtry. Mr. lifciuii returned and gave
me the number circulated, as given by Mr.
Richards and Mr. Reddinglon. Mr. Rtd
dington hod the largest circulation, conse-
Tliert had been a good deal of rain, bttt
lhe crops looked welt
mutiny Mas gone into in lhe I!. 6.
h.ve violated the Post Office Law. I now iand !°st all control as already stated, the ty U-night, although the city it perfectly
t!,e.v
circulation whirl* it will secure for his i last of fbis roor.'li, lo receive on affidavit charged. Savings Institute of this ci'y ha* f. i'ed.—
statin* the number of each daily paper'
A
hcen
to hnrmc included
N v
directed his clerk to inquire {as he pro-. °f *Ioluceo« were drowned op
bally did) for the daily circulation. Oh!!P"li'e
i-twVo»«. Juni- n —Till! Ilt-flni ,«- V?lr Kiua,e lengtits of land, mclu-!
to he purely K. N.'.s and anti-K. N.
Governor Bigtar had been honored with
4 public reception in San Francisco on the!
I2)b. The military and s nie 2,000 citi
zens took part in the procession.
Arrival at ilie WMhtagiaau
N i w
YORK,
to have
ir.— Gortaehokotf teleprapha i «5o,00u men.
lha west, jThe enemy's fire is weak. Our losses p,.i ,w xr .faverHwy.
But since 1863 Madison township la* are moderate Both sides are repairing VorVtrain via New Havenf was ntarinl! App,'
been increased largely by the attachment
batteries. lhe battles before
the walls are ^evre.'
Gen teWp!ipht
enemy's loss was enormcu*, and ours con
siderable."
The Paris Pulrie gives further partiou- i i u
0f
1
^ly hbtlled by the wh.ler D. M. Hull sell, but the fact ia ele.rlf pnved, tl a' i
enptjiin of the vessel had abandoned arms all day, and will remain on du
had a right to select a captnin quief.
circulated within the delivery of rnv ofhee. jizrn* bt«n started in Sao Francis- milted on charge of embenlement.
U M. PATTKR8UN, P.*.M. co
Patterson. The 'Glory i,
A unlon
attempted, in (pr ositiou to the K.
Lut
w,lh-,ut
sue,V,s.
that of both daily and! A Mis. Anne Alexander, tk school
while the Col. says he! teacher at Sacramento, and Mr. John
pac"r"'n'»
ao swindling here! |m^ a .icmer b»v.ng ruD down th,W
fo!f,rm ,io
1
!'P
1
the number of ships they Will e* i
keep in .he Black fVa-EtujUnd and
Sujdi.y even-
'""V
0
'SwPyn' by Che ndI
Fr
.hip. therein, nnd,""'1" ,ho
Tu.ke, undertaking noC to enter into any
with Russia
c.
SCJ
Commis^tooers, had oatised much dissat- Evadne, Mr». Duff
Th» prr.'ormance will eonelude with th# beau-
ch 10r kc
P.
e a of N
June f—The stcaner
Washington is 'below, and will reach her
dock ib"Ut o'clock.
Iler dates were an ieipated by the Af
ca.
9 P. A'. The Wushiigton, front Brr-
Number not »*". arrived at 1-2 P. M.
the i'G uk
We find bttt few items of inteicat in the
A
l.}ic
the pirapeta were bayn«t d. (hours. A reinforcement from the Allies
Thar loss was severe. The British Ooinpelled the Russians to retire. __
lost a caplaififajud oae hundred killed and The addition to the Russian army to be
„. ,, ,, v i is supposed to have been the work o!
lars: the trench attacked lae Ru?ian! ,,
robbers w ho hoped the nfuston to rub
entrenched camp near the Quarantine
i» ,t I .u oo i it ul a large inount of specie in charge of
liasiion on the night of the 22d, and .. r-
made nnder the last vka&e-, .ill cid.Uf i
Worcester, the Enginee suddenly dis
covered an obstacle oa lhe track. It ap
pears that the ruls had been pr'ed up,
and 5 or 6 large stones placed underneath.
The whole tram was thrown otf the track,
the engine thrown into a tch, and fix
persons considerab'y injured.
This attempt to destroy the passengrts
4
f.C"'
On the vote being taken, the Ministry Mas*., t- take his phicc.
were found lo havu a majority of 100 out Col. Kinney's case was failed tip in'
of 438. tl»e U. S. District iurt this A. M., wlu n
similar motion was brought_forward hi. counsel moved to qua*!, the indictment,
Ejrl
Gr,-V'
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
BREAKSTUFKJ.—Some oirenlars report
market again very quiet at last week's,
quotations. wound lo lhe latter. The details have not
From tl* trremely small stock o? For-1 that Leavenworth
eign wheat and flour prices are nominal,
the inUid millers and farmcis. Shak
wheat l2jiftllgsSd-4-^Sed IUaQd
fn
ll^9d.
Old Western Canal Flour 41s new 40
Philadelphia and Baltimore 44s
as
8!ve
A (a.
Indian Corn unc!mngcrj White
51s3.i yellow W'C^Ols mixed .OOs.
The season has been late and the wheat
plant is deficient in light soils.
PROVISIONS.— Richardson, Spencer jk
Co. n port Beef in fcctive d* mand. Quo
tations ru'ue.l
no tupp'y. jaw.
1
rcc 1
Tuk ETC.INIK sir.* TIIROVMI
IIoHAi k, (i RK1,M Y Sl't.C I AC 1.K8.—- Ill tie I
course of an account or the opening of the
Paris exhibition^ Mr. Greeley thus"*p*aks
ihe Kmpress Ku^^ni*'
Northern Light nr. ived here at about 11 Napo'emi's iappearance was 88 a* ttnirn
o'clock thi«* morning, in seven da)a an 1 .•jr^aml unprepossing as usuat Mathilde
two hours from S,m Juan. She brings
ft( lCuVe,
na
6?.d lhe amuunt of specie "shipped I y her something more. Ifer a'mirable taste1
in our ti es, lhe passtngera in the North- jn driss U a p*rt of her cemclineae if she
em Liirl.t brin^injr a very large amount of were defects e iu form or featu e. sl.e
bel"^
t,e
i i i i n i i i o n i u i e o i n i v i i o i i i o n i n i i n n
equities and legal rights *«ept by "repu Wa'ker and his paity. The arrival of the It is **id br iho»w who were near her in
diation, which if successfully earned oo' Kinney pnrt^ r.6 anxiau^ly looked for.
lhe U S. sloop of-wor bt. Maty wan recent tears, find ii is hence inferred that
slid at Juan del Sul, and would gome depression of spirits on her p.irt de
ave about June 15th for the Sandwich i hived the movement of the Imperial cortege
from the Tuilleries but such gueaaeii only
o u a n a i n o s i e n o
The mines are )ieiding abundantly, but with intent to sell, cjmm*n*ef is alter,
m: ney was *c rce. nocn in lhe Police Court. The Court ad
The ship John Land had arrived from journed till to-morrow rnj
Tahiti witfi a number of her crew in iron", evidence failed to estab ish th
^r* l^^fssed the 1 quor ui intent to,
the liquors wlo n com| i I of were the
property of the city. By an order from
the Governor, the military have been un
*ote. They were dis- .La if A stir, June 5.—Tie Lancatter
lvnow-Noiiing paper, called the Oil- The treasurer has btenarre-ted and com
A
of the Democr. tic party had
e Slrugg'e promised Irver N. P. Willis' celebrated em of Abialow,
wi'h 3.us lr»m the Oratorio of that name.
(Tnracters u. tbe Tableaux, Oarid, At iA'oaa,
and Joab.
She It. fi on
supers brought by 1 cr. A.
htllt,i
ti,. ii.^
A supp.uncut the
rain, and in the darknes* of the night, the the on dits relative to a bloody battle be j„[,e 9,1855.
rw*e
,'P'f
""'l
StW YORK. ITEMS.
NE W YO K June G.—A dispatch to the'
Tribune sajs that J, W, Barker is to be
nominated Grand President of the KnoA
Nothings, and that his opponents will
probably concentrate on Gov. Gardner,of
i reading. The mo-
tit'on. the trial was fixed lor to morrow.
It is reported that a duel las bet n
fought between two gentlemen named
Leavenworth
and
the challerger, owing to some offen-
remarks by Breckenridge
•pcrean Club.
at
A physician in s large practice, was,
'asked a few days sit.ee, if New York
was healthy He replied—"unusually so
the extravagant cr*t of provisions has
clucked the disposition for over-feeding,
from hiili, ordinarily, we detive most!
ef our practice!''
£W Please mister, give me a bundle of
y. ''Yep, my boy. Is it foryour father?"
No't int, it's for the old ho*-—father
don't cat bay."
Perk continued to moveHfteely but bay- Ifij^The propri«4w«f the Re*rre n*e
en pay present rate s with reluctance. joiieofthe track hotels of Jii ston—has!
Bacon tending upward. Un-en sentenced to the House of Correction ^TT.r'^-*• -L",!.../
^fiibmjlders w r»re etttjuired for, but there for selling Uc|iidr i* tha of iho new S
niTs.
JtJST
RECEIV I) t"*r Express a large lot of
Fashionable, soft fur liaU, Peatl and Black, i
for sal* cheap by
Juue 9, 1^55.
IU*T RCrKlTCD.
A FEW doien wh .le Beat er Hat*.jist the thing
for Shminer wear, at the t' Store of
June 9, l«5V
lh,,*r
publishes
7g
ALL
Russians in check for 11
r„,
the new summer sf* les of Straw jost
receded per E pre«s. for aVe rhesi at
SHELDON'S NEW YOhK HAT EMPORIUM
C.»U and gat you a Uat at a low nrice.
June 8,1855. 81, Mm Street.
Cm-
AI
1
ii no 1. ng. so Eugenie,
(jie
fcw
w
STav, 415 passengers, and ®6^4,0uO on n0 jost ^the g*jcer because of the irjudi- 1
eious exaggeratioti of c'Urily admirera.—
1 he iteamer^otiora left Sitn^ranci^co Few Queens can u it'i tiuth be cliarueter
on the llith with the mai.s. We do not jzej
oin^n hose beau y in!
fy^n prettv she is all this and
wou'd be driven t.) oire exceptional device
Government to coi ceal it. Those who have seen her
often declare that sl.e never appeared to
the
p. Uce'i hat her face bore the traces of
s:rve to show how idle ii a'l «(Tort to re
strain gossip by fttteiing the Press.
Trial at Krai Dew.
PORTLAND. June 6.—The trial of Neal
Duw, for having liquor in his posaesnion
'jiflg
l^i!
The
that
act
The
0 A
deficits are stated at o30,000, and the as-
sets at $12,(00. Much
vai'ed
ixjitement pre-
among the deposi'ors.
O N K I I A 1 1
A S N S O E S E A S O N
MONDAY IVE5MO, JT'^E IITH,
Wilt b« performed for the first tima Richard
Lalor Shield#'
ETAD^E!
i a S i A v a i
Mr. ©off
tiful Tableaux of
David Mourning by the Biff of Absalom
A d»s'irgtii«hrd meinour of the Club willde-
Property for Sale.
B. Curti', Warren, Pennsylvania Hon G.
R. Iia'ret, Chot fir-Id Pan nay U ania Editor Pilis
bwrg'-D lily Union,M Itc.
Juue 8, 18S5.
N K W s y e o s o a s a n s o
pres
Summer wear just receurd per Ex- BL
iOT
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM,
jeg 84, Main Street.
ftNE HI'NI)REI doz»n mens' While, Drab,
1/ and Pearl lur Hat« ju«t received arid for sale
cheap at the "New York Hat Ltnpotium."
A. G.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
which I will sell Lower than the Lowest. Re
member, Cuick Sales and Small profit*, is my
"»otlo. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
s
F. HUMPHREY GAGE.
F. HUM I'HREY k AGE.
Anotlier Wi»goii«
RALSTON k 1 RO. wdl protna'h deliv
any art ol the city all article* ordered
Grocery and Pro*i«iou Store.
j(,hnson S'reet. Orders aoiicited.
LOTS, located on Afain, Bicn
Joho^sn ^treats, which will he sold
Jane 8,1855. dtf
&
W. A-CAVF,
Firm of Graham k Cave, M»»a 8*.
c. r. WHITCOMR. anevacM aiteKU.
WH1TCOMB & MICKEL
Attrrnevs at la\v and Cieneral
Land Agents,
MOKTKZT'NA, POWKSMlER IO..IOWA.
\Yj ILL attend to .ill huaine,s entrusted to their
care in Poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama,
Marshall, and Jasper conntie«.
C'dL-ctions will receive special attention.
Refer to Dongtasa At Co., St. Louis Jno.
Block k Co., Pittihurg W A. it L. Shuinway,
Phi'adelphia Benzinger k Co., Baliimore Hon.
l.ooi..
HAVE on hand 1 dozen Ice
fi iterators. embracing aeve
it
... ...
Cheat* aiu
I ditlerent sizes
a n v w i v i e s o n e o w e s i-
W4tl WWW|i#u tft
Jum 2.1855.
IKM. U SUtlUUSEH. f'll
Wm. C. rilNKHOUSEB.
1.EHOKS.
"J 41 BOXES flnr culfr for 'o« br
iu w«. FLAKHOUSER.
Wm
Jaae 2, H55.
PRKftH OtSTIft%
JUSTSprin^a
received a small lot «f Cove Ojtfr« of
thi* cuorg hv
WM. i* FrXJlHOUriRft.
June 2,1865.
Wcrktrrl and Saft t^b,
50 kitts new No. I.
ft bbli. ilo do
10 do do N 4 «u! 3.
1 drum Hake,
S di Cod Foil,
25 boxea
5 btl* l.ak»- White FUh,
5 do No 1 Salmon,
For sale l»w by W. FtTNKHOUSEH.
June 2 18.i5.
SI \DRIES.
fl^RESH
Peaches in cans,
do Strawberries do
Ho Grape*, Blar» berriej and Cherrir* in ran*,
do Tomatoes, Pe»r», Clam* k, Lo|n,t»-i, do
iRaots and Sws
Of all and Is in) Q«a«i{||v
OW&U.
k MA'I'LLnS have ju-t
received a Utge and sjjlendi
•a iety ot Boots and Shoes, of th*
ia «^st styles, and selec ed with paruC-uiBr'rcler-
•ire to tin* market. Their stock n mj»ri«es ev-
«r thing de-i'nhie for Ladiea, Gentle-
I a k i n s o a i e s a n u o
(ie«ired
atyle. They
dene with neatness and !i«patrh.
We tnrfte all persons to crive & ea'l, at t%A
sign of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. IU
Deming & Co's Banking H«n«e. Mtir, S'reet.
For Gentlemen.
ONGRES6 (iAlTF.HS. a newr am) bead'.il il
Style for (•••ntlenier.. i-* '^'retveH t»T
J«6diw ODEI.L &MATLESS.
SAftTERN EXCHAXSE.
M'
SHELDON
je8 84, M.iin .Street.
Idllort of lidi« lily,
ENTS —I wi.»h to ay to your readers (hat I
have jut retnrneil from market with great
Hreckenri.lge, resulting' «-,
in lhe death of the former and a severe! BOOTS A MO SHOE*. i
Comer 5th and M»in Streets,
tne P. S. I hope no one will believe the above
till they come ami see for them«elves. ti. C.
Ke kuk, June T. !A_w
me«if, c-omprtMiig all kinds of Ladies', Gent
s-es\ Boys', ami Children's wear, ot all styles,
grades and siz^s, which we pledge ourselves to
sell at the Lowest Cash Pi ices, and would only
respectfully solicit an examination of our stock
Situ prices, feeling coufie'ent that both in point
of quality and prices, we are «t|e to plea«e.
June 7,1855. 4
IGHT and tiina drafts on all lha Laatero atid
Bout hern cities wanted by
A. DEMING k. Co.
ma\30!Gt Bar.kers Main Stree*.
St. Louis un 1 Kasitra 1 irh^fr.
CIONSTANTLV
Particular ?iret
1
4*
I.
Hy W*. FUNKHOWEtt.
June 2, Inil.
"weODEll A» WILLOW WARE.
'rCBSofall kin !», Churns, Pail-, fiurkets, i
1. Rask'ts, Wjijjgon*
Cih". Kin-hen N'ltiofts
%nd Rag.. W. C. FUNKHWSER.
June t, 1(43.
best workmen, aid plenty .f them, and are pr»- Vestings ver trougi to the Slate of Iowa,
pared to fiil all orders with perfect satiafartiea i whirl, i,«
and with entire punctuality. hi the la«*t
RirAIRIXU
Ui)LLL k. MA
leakuk. June 6. !5tvry
LOUIS IX"HANOB-
SIGHTST.
DrrftS aad short time i!* \rantei! by
A. L. IiEMING A CO.
m«\ 30 d6» Barkers, Maifi ^'iret.
oo hand and for »*le in si.ms
to sait purchasers at
"CITIZEN'S BANK,"
trisi 3" d6«
fttth, Blindfi and
1()NST ANTLY n
hand at the Br K'
S'earri F^' tcy n* .v
M»in, he'ween Sii'l,
and Seventti Strar'-,
Ke »kuk, Iowa
Window Blinds. h/(
Irr, and other article-.
as gooi as any that
''an be made bV ha
uppli to order.
am
GOOD Nurse
j.f I
Phitade'pliia the rnott approved appara'a*
lur manufacturing thi* dclightlul beverage, iti
»ite the calls of the cituen? of Keokuk to their
bright, sparkling and refreahing drink Try it.
June b, 1&05.
Ta laralMs.
THOSE
wlio have been under treatment of Dr.
Fitch ol New Ynrk, for Dtsea?e» of the
Lung«, are notified that they ran obtain all the
medic ines prescribed by him, at the Drug Store
of Mr Kenny & Runner, as they have talari spe
cial ^ains to obtdiii them.
June .*, 1855. '6t
Iiifiirance Agency.
Eus laasrasc r* Hartlard,
I A K n i i E O A K Y
Of f)gi!er shu'e. New York.
HARTFORD FIKK INMHANCt COMPAN'af,
Mercaallit, Flie fc Mariar Imaraare iaaipaAf,
Of Covington, Ky.
THE above are
all
soun
i.
Juna 4,1955. dim
A
Gale City Boot and &hor Mailt
NO. 112, M\I«« STRKKT, BLTWI:EN4IH and 5th
^I'HE UNDEBSlGNEn vvonld respectfully call
I. the attention of th* I*adie and Ger.ttemea fcf,
Keokuk, and vicinity, to their fine and well se INDIANA, OHIO AND HKNit'CKY.
lected stock of 4 LL kir of depreciated Indiana, Ohio and
»ae
TA A MO KHOKS. i /X Kentucky Bank Not es wanted at heat rates
now opened and for aale at the above establhh- by A. L. DEMING k. CO.
Bankers and Dealer:
Juae 4,1855. Iwd
THE
U. C. UL'lSJtAMI' 4- BRO.
4,-°^m
circular caws, iust received and for sale low
4I.DWIV, FVAN« k CO.
m«\?I
ALL»'«
Mjip Street
Doors.
I -i-iju ire si this office.
fare Coagrfss Water
T?RO,V* Sarat^-ga Springs for sale by tha
I. dozen or Single holtle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate of
M.sgnesia, or Purgative Mineral Water, one of
i he most pleasant and effectual Cathartics
kn w.
Call at Moore k Hoopei's new Drug Store on
Main hetuenn 2d and 3d Streets, aoitia side,
Keokuk, Iowa.
June f'h, l*i55.
W»*ar Mtaaral
Mineral Waltfi Miaer*|
ttalff!
OORE k HOOPER having procured from
n I reliable Compa-
lion will justify
WM. W. BELKNAP, Agent.
Comer Maia and Second Streets.
For Sale.
SUPERIOR Hftfe power. Price $125,00.
D. COJWON.
Jane 6, IS55. 3w
rues, and ke ri»ks at lowest rates that Iocs- Brick bhop, wouhl inform |he public that b« is
1
in Exchange, Main St.
City Lots for Sale.
3 UAT*0If.
ft Co.,
n. smith ft to.
A. L* I'rmin:
an
Tut*.,
B(i 1( Hts
,.. .»•
U
RINKFRS UD !)I:U1:RS
I* EI
(ilANGK.
MAIS *TKLtI. KtOKtTK, IOWA.
I'^'IT CHF.CKSon all. the pTinripsl eiti*a
O «..-iiatant'y for salfllitViri* toViiit.
Coll- cti«ii,« ori thi« i y n natled for promptly
at currriit raits uf Fjifliaiice.
will buv »rtd «»»tl all kiad of (iold, Spec!#,
and unctirrent fi: nk Note*, at b«it rates.
Interest allowed on depoftts.
Rrlrrticci:
("»8h. Ain. Exrhm.j:* Hank, New York.
.\l*Mri. K. W. Clark, Dod^e Si C».
Luc#' vV. Siiii'iud'., St. fjouij.
E. W. Clark It Bry's.
N Corwjth & Co., Galena.
May 21, IKaf).
LIVEEIT FTABLE,
(n JihriHon Sirett. tutu-ten 1st and fJ.
BY WILLIAM M. fLEGIIOIN.
^HFS establishment is large, comroodiou*,
well arranged nnd amply provided with jfooci
horses well lr- 'lPt] fur h»rnr«®, as well as with
Caniages. and Harks, open and eio»e,
revered and half c«\ered, of every description,
*iJ»pted to ronvenier»ce or hixurv.
Horses ind t'arria^es t.f residents ©f the city
Of visitors from abroad kept on moderate teratts,
and carefiillj attended to by Bttu lliouuebly
jrtiHH in 'he b««-iiie*s.
I Horses bought and sold on erm a»«
'my own arrownt at a',I*tic.es.
May 25, 1855, d!y
(Tarriagc MaBuTaflorv,
On John n S'rt'i v• n 1 oif and td
»Y OEHYAN, A CO.
|JAVJ.\( [err rm'ierr'Ie« i«h
*d uur't'icj if, K^oki.k xvs n a:
ainj !e nupjiiv «.f vriy in^Je
rial lor tin
c"0,cest
men, Boy*, an i Childmn, which Uiey wtli sell a,« 'r I1?11*"*",
low for rash, ea any dealer ia the city. Way 2o,
They are also prepared to.
r»e If 'y lif.tcttrfr ,.t C*rri. £«•.. iggie*,
Gig* aid 1 la* we are piepartd 1„ ali ar-
ln our lr,
WiJ|
y be.»t style am! of tbe
Kyv v
MAM FACTI RK DJh1^. r. FiUlr^?f,
Work, in any TJ A3 just received me of the largest sad kest
ry I XL »e!ecte.l atocks i»f |.,th. (^mimeres and
•mfj'cy none but tbe very »eircie.j BIOCKS i»r iiotn. (^«i meres and
art
material, oa rea^oa^t.i^ tersus
i^fy
make up at the shortest natire and
Also .'good a*rrtmen« of GmuV* Furnishing
Goods. rh a- .Shrt», Collars, ii nidkerchiefs,
Crava^ •!l--e, *.c.
Do ii»i lorgf 'hr plaee, No. i, 3d Street, ba
tween K^iu a Jwboton.
BEX. r. DOUSO.N.
May rs. lSjl.
Isreat CxcitfM-Bt 11
AT SHILDOK'I HAT £KP0E1IW
fj^itE lirffe.i»B,| best stock of Hats, C.ps and
A Straw GooiN ever r!ucht n.to the Siata af
Iowa. Any m,f in wm c,f n ce Hat, Cap,
CTtnbrella. Carpet Hrg, Canr*. *c., will alwaya
find a mi leie st.'ck at the Stw York Hat Em
pornim, M, Mail, atieet.
t-a'l and t*©k at the new summer a'yle el Hats,
which i* baaut ful. not f.xget tie place at
SHELDON'S, M. M.ir, ,i,aet.
A N E I E Z K
\J Hals jfist i ereiveil per E*pre»a.
AH the Sew York *yie« for a e cheap at
HlELI»ON\s, "i, M*.a streat.
«na^2I Haa
(he raw ftintriei t') lea «fGeiit'«Mfl4riii
aa w rru in \e« Yoik pis' rer,i»f()
HIi "T- 4 LI. per s i'e*ithe Lite** Fathtou* {or
to *»«e
plied to order on short notice, aad Subn ready v^hat tl»ey ar»i wont i!o wall to emit
glazed always on hand. i at luk«'s'-Boot and Slice Emporium,H wh«r«
At literal diacount to dealers. he is anxious to ho* In* ne w and •p'cndirt stock,
H. 'COPBON. which i* al«» y« kf pi lull atnl coni[lete fram hit
U~ 2,1955- -1 #*n r-aiiiifactnr«., th in st extensive in the cltf,
tbos ei.abling him to fill orders mar a promptly
an led titan any o'her l.ou?r.
an
for »a'e rheap at HHf I.DON'S,
Call and 'ok.at them. *1. Main street
May Vi, l^5\
4 SPLKN 1)10 assortment «f rhildrea's faacr
A iUt* ami ('aptfot vimmer wear, the latest
iUDtner «»\le jn.t received and tor «ale cheap at
Sitn.M'M'o HAT Fiaroa.i st, ^4, Main •».
Ladies '-ul! look at them,
ins v 21
LATEST STILKS
Of Boola and Ma or
a.
He has the greatest assort meat and beat quali
ty oi matei ial that i to h. foutul in «nv one houao
•ft ot the Mi» iv-ippi for the manufacture ot
work to or.ier.
His Lasts are all made to order, and be war
rants a Ii', and all his work superior to auy thing
y*«rs«in
in hia l.ne in lots a.
Ma* *.» 1*55
(VI and see far
llatss.
GOLDFN
Flax, ami Mcdims Frauthig Lireas,
ol Ricliard.'t»ri*s make, warranted pure, JOJ
Linen Shee'mg. Pillow Ca«e [,'iier!. Bleached It
Bro'^n l.tble Damasks, Napkins. Toweling,
Cia.sh.ic., for sale cheap. P. II. FUSTEK.
April C.'l, 18^,
PLOWS A*n WA60V»r
TATLOS II 1,111,
S ces«t.ia ot Now tun A. Stephens.
CORNER Of MAIN AND 12th STREETS
Ki.OIVK, IOWA.
HERE thev keep constantly oa hand all
kinds of Plows, Wagons and Carriaj?Mt
made in the be«t -tyle and out of the best quality
i of materials. Wholesale and retail.
w
P.
TAYLOR *McKKS.
March 14 dAwtf
*FUiri: FLOIR!
THE
underrsigned wishes to inform the ctii
zens of Keokuk and vicinity, that he has for
1 sale a prime artir le of Ft OUR, made of pure Fall
tUtu a?. Every barrel warranted to give aatw
faction or the money refunded. Those wishing
the advantage of the late decline in Fleur Will
tu well to raH at theCirv MILLS.
Flour delivered in ary part of the city free of
charge. W.JH. AlfSTlK.
1 June 1, lb55. d3oa
WILLIAM
betweea
GRAHAM, on Third,
Streets, at tbs
Johnson a»'d F*chan«e Street
prepared to do all kinds of BCAI KSMITHIKC LA a
arat, durable,and cheap manner.
noitst: SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horsea an4 have tfcest
sliodnrl.t. From his long and constant prac*
—Hce w ttti* branch of the business ba flatlarR
himself that he caunot be rxrelitd by any ona ia
the country. He particularly solicits patronage
la this Hue.
He also offers his services as Farrier to all ita
branches.
May 2A, 1859. dtwfy
Fanners take NoticcT
E1CHER has on hand and will faraisb ta
erder Zimmerman's -elebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Magging
Som5'Kt
subscriber offers, lor sale Lots one (1), premium at th" Crystal Palace, New York,
two ('i,, three (3), four (4). five (5), and
six (tt), in Block 11*, uiUirxUyofKrokuk. 4l«na, Illinois, Ac. Orders will be|thaukfally
Terms cash, .1. |s» H. AYRRa. rerruett ami omn unicatfoiu will receive »rompt
April 25,1865. ,«f• !jlte„tion.
——. __i._ Reaidenre on Fulton St., between 44 aa4 Id.
I »ASK Prm.es a«
1 *tfl^Oll«»lwi»'ee^|| Erekak Aprft|#,lMa. 4*w
ain ready for market. It will thrash an4 clean
to 80O bushels per day, and has takea
61,d at
the State Fairs of Maryland, Virginia, la*
KICnElt.