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KEOKUK:
^HURSPA? MORMNG, JUNE 14, Ifcij,
-f*r^r
-tkXAl EIOTS IN I
'There acr ms to exist in
the persons and proprrljr of
SALES
10,
if.
:r::m
DUMA,
Clay Counfv,:
to the Wabash and E ij Canal," but from
it» it. Gov. Wright in a proclamation
thus describes the cetriges already per*
petrated
I. Df struct ion of the Birch Creek Re
servoir, June 23J, 1854.
2. Attempt to destiov wastewav, o?
same, July 6th, 1854.
3. Attempt to burn Eel River Data,
August, 1854.
4 Oestruci-sn o? Birch Creek Reeer.
voir, May 1 Ota, 1855.
Warning otV men sent toreprirthe
same, Mny 3M, 1055.
Birch Creek, M*y 31 &t, 1856.
7. Mobbing, lynching, and tearing
flown the hou^e of a citizen, Miy 24th,
1865.
3. Burning of shan'ieft, destruction
of property and turrini the inma cs out
of doors, near the Reservoir, June 2d,
1855.
The Gofer nor has appointed Gen
Dodd ar.d Cul. Nees, of Clay County, his!
sniiitary aids, sr,d Lol Loring. tlic Sh«iff,!th* P0'10^
to reduce the refractory to submission, '""f
»nd stop the proceedings of the mobs
Yle manifests a good degree of resolution, i
says the laws shall be sustained at all hoz
ards and the guilty arrested and punished
and if nec sBary he wilt declare the Coun- I [ui,d
tj in a state of insurrection. If the
eotirts of the County manifest a disincli
nation to punish the rio'ers, he will aniii
hilate the civil cxisience of the C( unty
-and extend the authority of the odj 'ining
counties over i*.
The work destroyed is teing repaired
under the protection of sufficient force.—
The rio'.ers, before proceeding to thtir
works of violence, blsrk their fape foi
the purpose of disguife
CO'" From fifteen to twenty thousand
Jiquor dealers and friends of the tfcffie
liave united in on Association iu the city
•of New ork, to resist the enforcement
-of the Liquor JLtw. E »ch mtmbt is re­
quired to pay a fee of ten dollars, and to
contribute to th« funds of the Association
atevef may be required for the success
ful prosecution of the ol jects.of the Assoc
iation.
OF REAL ESTATK —VVc report
Jin, $1200 Nos. 10 and
aome of the s des of town lots in this City
which have lately been made.
By Creel &. Taylor, 11 lots in block 97, ballot, Mr. Kirtletf, of Kentucky
bstween High and Morgan, and Sixth and
Seventh streets, as follows
Nos. 1, 2, and 3, to J. M. Hi»lt, lor
Copson, •000 N„, 8 and 9 to N. F.ank betre r'r" a'
w.
By tl e same, to Um i Rude, lot 3, in
block 99, for $500. I'Z
Tnoma* Holt, to J. ,G. Howard,
••one-third rear enJs of lots 4, 5 and 6, in
block 155, with
about 91200.
We learn that several, if not
or three years ago, and in some cases the
-jisn^r-
tion of suitable candidates for State offi-
cers.
By S. W. Johnson, lo Thomas Holt, lot A Washington dispatch says that (iov.
block 197, with Bniall brick house, 1' ^ee(ler will prob ibly resign the governor
for $600.
two-story brick, for
11 of the
purchaser, of lots block 9 4 will put up
T^ere appears to be some danger
-of Ihe several organiz^ion,. and the to- On Wedm-sdsv la„
,oal and clique interests by which the op.
ptaivion is liable to be split up.
Jlic Cincinnati QuzUte in»i»ts upon
iftwrmony, and concludes a strong article
j»j»pn the subject as follows
•*rien upon the Jfla'c Uafc«t. .'ihe chief
tary reforms in cur canal policy, in oar
financial pilicy, and in our tax syrtem.
That if elected they wi!] give us an hon
est and economical Stfte government, and
will advance measures that will conduce
to the prosperity of the tl rec great inter-
ests
InSiana, an »x'.rime degree of opposition Manufactures and Commetee. That they
8'J*U
suc a
lar^e bodies on srvral occasions, and State like a whirlwind."1
«*»7 •"J'"
1
mMf
to,.),
IrWng »m. working upon, »nd int.r..ted«north of Main, near Fifth street.!
1
i
of Ohio, namely Agriculture, attempt
JS?« of gocd morals and hi nest
what cause it ari»es, we are nt owate principles. Give us auch ticket and -father ai that she
People irj that county have combined in
p^form, and we "shall sweep the
R«„ K^oX'c^l 4, f«lor.
ho iwve lhe
ctll,r„ct
fuf pim
Steele & McDoni Id have the ccn'ract
ne 0,k
i seen in this place.' The atone is from
I Reid's ,u,,r
y
ded ace and timber c#n be ob atned.
There are no lugs to be had, no rafts com-
of
1 e nUmb
,0,)'
y
an(^
Africa.
Foreign
UP
he No th in
Here is a fi: e clut.ee
1 'jaglasites to shew their pa
8C^
tion.
PhiLADELPiiia, June 9.—The K. N.
Convention, last evening, entered upon
the election of ©ffbera, and, on the Gih
tl( Ur Vlce Prfsidl
.„
$1800 No. 4, to Mr. Evans, for $G00 |of Pennsylvania Corresponding Seere
No. 5, to William O. Daniels, $600 No.! ^rv, L. E. Desl.ler. of New Jersey. •.
e, to John Hamilton, 8050 No. 7, to ^"Elv
Vo 1 Jm
a.ii.atch
II, to j.
i
Johnson, $1250. Terms, one-third oash, a serious engagement had taken place,
and balance in six and twelve months, j'before Sebastopol, the evening previous,
with interest. was long »nd bloody. Tltere
was
vvus rcctivtd lo li e etle.t that
"T"'
We
From the
SH0SKING
*r» an immenso advance on the rates Iwo tentplated by the people of sLpter i ,T
'UC"CS'
advartce is $2(X) in sir weeks Uw-abi line citirem delivered him into I *.llv'n,"Se
A convention of t.ie opponents of the At the late term of the Circuit Court K
I»resent Adminiairation has been culled, to of Sumpter county, the atiornev anooint- T* it
meet st Columbus, Ohio, for the nomina- !«d^by the court, in the discharge of his:
rnove(1
reen county.
Wm
W'e have before 6oid, and we again
repeat it, dot there is not the remotest
'.lytcuac for div-jaiott at the Culumlsui n
««ntion. If a divjaioji n* made it v ill be
.-one of the moat wuivjtt and suicidal po«
-iilkftl. «4(8 ever perprtrated, and fh« fe
menters of it will hsv« to Uar a heavy AVjnt three tbonsmil^ pmsm were
•,*
present, who witnessed, with various emo
te*! of responsibility .... tions. the dreadful sped,t,le \Y
1" We arc in favor of .nominating the le*t pres
bea!in
8
1,1
a stump, thai
implored him to carry her
^,
laying
or
1
j.„ MOT town, works i
ll
mg down, snd none expected till the river heavens were reeking uith the Menoh
rises. It is feared that thia scarcity will bu'nitig flesh, yet justice was satisfied tl e
greatly delay building operations through- 'aw' retaliation was inflicted as nearly
out the City generally. "V1
2jp*The Charleston StarJardadvocates ®fleet upon the two thcusand slaves wlio
»'"nglli«»ing the South snd
renewal ol the s.ave trade i
w«a!'h-
.... lures and populatirn, and that the onlv
•P*
re idble dl'set for the Stuth, is to be
fnund in the increa-e of her slave imputa
tion.
f..r Nnnb-m i
BY TELEGRAPH.
Kf-w \OKK May 9.—Ti e blockade by
Government vessels of the steamer I'nitcd
States was raised \esterday. It is posi
tively ascertained that Col* Kinney lefi
h-ere two days ago in a sailing vessel', and
that the men engaged iu the expedition
had been quio'ly .sltijiped during the l«st
i two weeks.
AU-Uer from Acftpulso stales thstthe
of
there. It consisted of 2 brass howrzers,
1,000 rillc«. 4,000 muskets, and a few
?abre« nnd Colt's revolvers, as wtll as a
large (junnthy of ammunition.
Darnel Lord, one of the aljist law vers
n this city, pronounced,, in a 1»
have commenced la) irig the foundation devouring flames were enveloping given time mark out a consistent 'ine ofJ
jwa U
roun n
,drtfld:ul
a.?on'
,,,en«
lw
",
(iJ uVi .f 111 i
6 I^rtial destruction of^Ajtieduct over upon exposure. The building is to bii was over,'nothing was left but the irning
:h
hi'f b,'"ck
nJ
a demon of
completed by the first of Oc? ber, rrovt- flesh and charred skeleton of tl.i* human ^',ri'!IU
devil, who could *.hus N-libtra?e!y perpe
trate so foul n crime. The horrid outrage
was fearfully avenged, and though the
cnul(l be wlli,e ,i,e
bu5'.
n IC
Wis
chosen President, having received 90
votes. The following is the result of the
election: For Preidtni, Bartlett, of Ken
Krelman
11 -—A letter Trom 'I'."* 'I'/S*'!1
ship of Kansas Territory, also" that tlie charj^etl with absconding with an
I sloop of war St. Marys has been ordered !f
M«11
ALTVE
B0 burne
Some time since we published an ac- i
count 0f the murder of Mi s ThornloP# an
dwellings this seMon, soms having al. interesting voting ^irl residing near Gas- i ..
ready begun. ton, Alabama. Imtnedia'el) after the mm-1
tn,een.bJ^l'ceatnlrt "7 Piously' con-'! i'K..m«l'tJ i".
outil,. hut alter mature deliberation, the povernnient. 1 he Imperialgftneral
for a ciiange of venue to
The Judge, as the moti.£'
lhc
CI.
asRcru en
erimirii.1 bv force from tl.e i»« »-here e w
wai eonKned I
they carried hial t,,° 0" ^"hl"^
entelly mur.!ered his i.mJUt
burnt him alive at the stake.
w"nea»
#r4 Ut few of ^astrrtrHbllitv K? ftrt.
^-rimina^ C.nrt. II
rel ed on in the record were that the in
dictinent was insuflicieu' that the Grand
Jury was not properly qualified that the
tl,Cm
!f"
lV'
0," b°"'
"illc" *°d
The Rev. Mr. C'baie, a Methodist e'er
jryman, latt ly stationed at Brunswick, Ne1
n,'^n
8
w''e
to inu-rcept the Waikee expeditbn from -v o* extending protection to his ow i
i San Francisco. I daughter, who found it impossible to live
u— with her ill-behaved husband. It is sup-
P7«
du'Y. moved for a ,h, to avoid paymejl. but Ctnsul lllurpl.y Wpreps,st
niasse at Mr.
\N McUroy s and unanimously passed
n a
ol difficulties and divisions growing out lained"the' a'ppiics'iou»HiJ«»t, sus•, j,,,. E HIOTIATIOS TO low*.—Having Hit. JNO. R. AI.I.EV,
and
tes(irv
series of resolutions, reflecting seriouslv i ib. E^q., No. Ko, Main St
upon the conduct of the .JmW nn,»
nrtJi!
«V,T
ha
each
to Livingston' and "too'k"ii,T 7°,'"I" V
,n n one
nn» and
tis.s a iccne uke it. he hie.was com-. by whic
pcrhapa Ilia oslf tests vs would an* cord* ©f bght wo.-xf, in in. esured with exHetHud
i. i 1! A of winch to as u erftfi willow i
& .Ui. r»lee-e ... C«0«TI,U«,| il, jn
On the top of the pile of light wood the
criminal was placed and securely chained
tg the strike. While in this situaiien he Mayoi Kilbourne'fe inaugural address
confessed |is guilt, slating that he had no the council and citizen# ol Keokuk
accomplice, that he was nc:uited l.y lust a creditab.e production, and the council
alone, that he had aHemp'ed to violate her did rijjht in having it published. When
person, but he h. fntled, gand
home to
would conceal the
which he MifTt-reil.
After this confrgsion the-
violence he had inflicted. He then left wide with interest, by the intelligent and
her, but soon returned, and after again ei»t«-rpriseinj part of the community.
beating her, he concealed the body in the The Keokuk city, cour cil uecup* a verv i
v e y o e w e e e s t- n e w a s a n e n o i e e n o i o u o a o a o i
city ollieers cencernirg wh. it may be
was made, "L
,s to be a tfcre. story .nek.: the doomed negro his fearful cries nf "policy or put it into an inteliijble
eighty feet square, with ten feet cellar*, sounded through the atr, while the tur- by mtRs-ige or address -Qainc* Bepitbli- Brilnnp A Co.,
and is calculated for four busiuess rooms.
«nd horrible contortions,
i s e n u i n v u u n a y o w o o o
«b"V" "l6 Jr""""' Hi. sufffrinp. th-«gS elcruciatinp, were 8~« »«.ea arc lo b„ .dm,red .nd i
lhe' fllfu,1y
are now dressing seme of the fine' white short in a few minutes the flames had 'ove(** The reason he assigns is that a (JI^HT CHECKS on all the priiiripal citie#
limestone for Oie front which we have envcloprd him entirely, reve ilin^ now and
bur,,i"S
nia
*wayed hither ^nd
lift!e
Mk.
the fare, grinning, as if in hel ^•Wo.Inen
s 1) when first taken out, and hardens jjsj, trjUtnph, at his tormentors. Soon all daily increases in extravagance, we do not Interest allowed ot,
*x«niple nude of
this wretch had, no doubt, a salutary
w'"ie«''d
Ins eitcution
'"b™nS P°P I HoprBALr CoMMcsirv On Tncsd.,}-
We uie a v-jsjt lo tils
introduction of slaves dircct from sociated Industry, eated in the neighbor
It takes Ihe ground that the 'ng town of Wiiford. The village is one
European Emigration tends to pleasantest in this section of coun-
],oine
niar.ufac- "^"ty TlwelUn'/rind^^U-eir
y
we JftW not an i(il?r in
'rii ti*m --iBotwiihstandine the Community suffer*, in
Cff?r"
10
ll oner Bi.stamcllte, with a large cargo I v .bor— II ».m
arms for (icn-ral Alv.rez, haV arrivfd S
0f Af
uwetangai anil tu-ir
surrout dings give evidence of onler aiul
iiea'ness while the inhabi'aoU locked
like p:ctures of hrppy content. AH were
the village.
|.common with all of us, fro:n the general
idtillnfrsof the times. There arc sixteen
i branches of business carried on under the
auspices the Community, and amonjr
them a printing office nnd three occupied
mill privileges. Of dwelling houses there
are »rty-one, including three concrete oc- LARt.E atock for sale by
tagons. The presiding genius of this S. W. AH.Tt*
Happy dlley" is Riv. Adin Ballou,
who has spent the prime of his manhood
P:»rt«?»y dom™.lrai. the
Arris
on allowed a new Tri&l
The motion f«»r a ne.v iii in tlie ease
of tVm. Arrisou was decided in the Dis
trict Court. Judge Bar ley delivered the
opinion. The wiit of
opinion, tie Prohibi ory law invalid'^ &'<"«*? l-y to reverse the juj
main fen'tures in violation of the Constitu-
prisoner was refused the option of electing
to be tried by the District Court that 0
panel of the petit ui y was r.ot legally fille
These assignment* of error were all over
ruled but the motion for a new trial was GRASS M^TIIES,
i granted on the ground that the Judge of A LARCF. stock Wahiron'i and other inal.
Criminal Court erred in instr uting
In ,h?
iscretion to find him guiltv
seems has been simply
R"f"',,i,c posed tbe untruth respecting Mr. Chase,
who is in all respect* a very worthy and
m,ui-
":i's I1"1
hopelul s, n in-law.
A,D
-THe
AMA0M-*
l"M?n
,lle
i
lo
I"'11
lhi use8 lf the
f?nt
bar«""-_
Tin: EMIGT?ATION xo IOWA.—flavin
citizen. oriC. D^Moi^low7(°,j^07r\»kWn°JrSl r"
ny a rg
1 ,«Pe»r ju.''l"r
w ur last Jrlv inl Iuw
On Friday last. City from Fort Ue. «««, we met «9
c0«re.'1
vjc V"n,,5'
#fty iat tjie
•ceue use iu tie tire.was com- by which tha force of the winds ran te
1
omigration to Iowa this jear,
_1_ i will be double that of any preceding year. ^4"*'
Ezprf.it d\ Herald,
e were 1
Mn
u i 1 1 1 1 V i e- A i a K e u e o e
11 **a^*f 1 ''li *?,W
r,CVtr
Swedish ravy, has invenied an instrument^
MAYOR KILBOUSNE'9 ADDRESS.
A friend handed us hist week a copy of
ier their neighbors. Mr. Kilbourne's views of I r",per,f"l,y
railroad policy wili le' exmiined far and «r
1
match was applied, and in a lew moments of his coun.il together, could rot iu env J«me 7,
truly said that the mayor and the majority f^TJcry," through the F' O.
negroes who witnessed his can. scccKhsoas TO II.LE n. ?rn ro.
A a s
w i e o n a s i o n s s a y s
d,,*P,y
tt
Mil
Large faa4 Irracas.
er'8
the jury that if tl ey 'ound the prisoner1 June 13, 1855. d&w
'ntiiotment, "they r.
INCLUDING
of any other grade of homicide. T)n thiV
ground the \erdict was set aside, and ti e
case remanded to the Court of Common
Pleas uf this county for furler proceedings. IN great variety inclu lin? the patent, ar.d also
jel2 d'f
dllwn
raissiona-
rt,
lh lre|
y-
T'»
afterwerd
woman cannot possibly cover her ^n.unt'y for »al? in to suit.
Prr!,on with »s many yards of silk
,u*ur',n
Wonder t,iat
unfortunate bachelors seek a
IVen
if'
a ti in ii
a n e ti I
npHF. St».,mer C. W. SPAKIIAWK witl run
A as a ie„'ular daily packet trom Keokuk, in
ronnecrioi, wiih ttie cars uf the NarUx-n. C(««s
Riilrnad at y iincy, leaving itncy a' o'clock
and arriving at Keokuk rt \U M.t and leaving
Keokuk ou return trip at o'clorl-. For f.ei^h
pa«faje pr'y on board.
June 13lli,
t|
Mc ruuig Utory copy.
Amft' Sh*T«la.
A LARGE Stock at St. Loins pr-ces, for *ale
by s. W St H. TUCKER
jelSd&v
Plcka and Maliwki*
A LARGE Stock of difTert-ut qualities at St
Loui* prices, for tale by
je 13 d&w
s?. W & II. TUCKER.
LADIES' SPADES.
A LIGH article, just the thing fir small
J». W. A II. TUCKKR.
jel3 d&w
Cam Piasters.
THIS
gr«-at labor and time aavin
s«le by
je 13 d&w
avin& i
H.
f. VV. 1-
H*r mma
j#|3 diiW
UCKFlt
St'aw Varka.
I'CKER.
SCYTHK RtTLKS AND SHARPENERS.
A.\
A
extra article of doabh and treble Srvth*
Sharpeners.
jel3 diw
S. W. & H. TCCKKR.
Sukles.
GOOD article for sale b*,
8. W.AII. Tl'CEER.
je!3 4Aw
WASHING MACHINES.
error was pro-ie- patent floaiiny-knuekle Washing
A
e grounds i
AF the upright kind f»r brirktayers a'd masons, j. tVj!
'he U for sal. bv S. W. A II. TUCKER. '.0,fieid„!
e i. June 13,1855. dAw •. b.:r
,i ... .. _. June H,
Scjr,h OB
the Cra^e-Vaie Cradles, a large
Stock for sale tar
Stock for sale by
Jane 13, 18f5
Cin. Cornel, 8M. the wrought iron Snath, for «^|p hv
8. W. A U. TUCK^U.
d4iw
SCYTHK S51 ATMS.
S. W.
diw
June 13, 1805.
~.j «jiM in u,y desired quantity. We mil pack it in
in cirruldliflo by small freezers so that it will keep for twelve
hours or longer.
The American J,j5«12, 1955.
houses in
P".1', Vr
Sale of Household Furniture.
THE
He will be pie sed to have persoBs desirous of
purchasing to cull at one*-, as I wish to arrange
u
other point*, in the interior, we* can Hi* office, the *ame heretofore occupied by
,y to
to the most ra,«d emig „t.on tha *'%A 'M'*^*',9®ver the store of J. Brace,
feaion flooded the state.— Residence at the lion" on Conceit be-
met
s^kint' a hom. in tbe
uf the a 11
v*w#rs
ee
June 12) 1855.
dtf
3 months.
Kankiu & flillrr
HAVE made arrangements at Washington
City, by which they can s[*etiily procure
L»n«l Wat rants under the law of 1H.»5.
All persona who have served in any of the
ol 1,1
5
itii'b-
1
at»d by order of th« Kiiiif of K.wa lcu it it which we wiU warreat.
te be s*hibiie4 in th* Un*venal E»liibi^ C*liaiu»s*t«re«f
tiuA ttf ^ariA. Ala* 14- Jit'iA ....
Gote City Beot and Shor Ntorf,
It: A1:*'* "THt BKTWI ts l'h and 5th
I respectful!* t»J!
and r,t|»m n
», to i n*'"-' l-':^TDMtSI(i\El) wqi Id
It i« of th« Ladies i
Keokuk, luid vicinilyj tu their
fiue
lected stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
SQ,ir,f an
fj''ll"E:
Mr ana
or June 7, JS5..
Ct,l,ec,|ont
on
K
w\'aV TUCKER.
Grain Snthrs and I rndltx,
A H. TUCKER.
Key Rakes.
HAND
Rakes, and the much appro ed aud
trenei
generally used Revolting Hor»e Rake, for
sale bv W. II. 1TTKF.R.
jeirf dAw
Ice CrcaWKa
Uf
ce
E are at all tunes prepared to furnii.li I
Cream {Vanilla and Lemen) to lainili
lies
Wall se­
'*amin=itiori ot our stock
rnil,lt!e,,,t
",alto
both in point
of quality and price#, we arc »hl» please
H. C. ltUlSKAMP &, BKO.
ice!
A IHOROLGH ji.J txperienccd Book-Keep
/V »?r t!
fires employ men1. Address Mout-
l(. rLAVp.-ii.i
i RANKERS AXO F)i:\M RS IX E\-
Vl'
ci.'
toilette which and uncirreut" B*uk Notes, at best rates
Cash. Am. Exchangr Hank, N\r York.
Messrs. E. W. Clark, Dodjje ti Co.
Lucas Jt S.mo.nd*, St. Louis.
E. W. Clark ic Bro'g.
N. Cor with it. Co., Galeria.
May 21,18.V.
WILLTAM W BELKNAP^
A O U K Y A A W
"VOTARY rt'BLIC AND IXHSANCK AGETT.
[J AN IN"(» reeivcd a r.ew Connni'si K from the
Governor, is prepared to take acknowledge
nenti and depositions as usual.
All b'lstiie^s requiring the servicti of a Nota
ry Public attei de! to promptly.
Fire, Inland aod Life Insurance Policies lit
suhstanlial companies issued at lowest rate*.
Pensions «nd Land Warrants obtained for
those entitled to them, and Land Warrants
boutrM and sold.
T5f* Office corntr Ma»« and Second Stretf*,
up stair*,
June 2, l&iM. d-ml4-6m
W.J. JF.WK.LL.
JEWELL 4 tmMf,
House ami I' tinters,
zicrs and (iildcrs.
ci.. .r
c,
tSt.
dr'ttake work in their line, which (hey p'.etlge
themselves sh ill be executed with puriCt :ali*y
dad in a style eqjal t» the beat, and on as rea
syt eb'e erms as any others in the ity.
N. H. Prtrtirular fttention paid to Parca
HiNMNti, which they will do with n«a ne^s and
dispatch also old sa^h regUxtd.
May 27, 185#. 13m*
c. I. wimr-..vn. MICKRL
WHITCOMB A MICKEL.
Attonicv.s at
Ms-
trie, much used in Indiai.a *3'l Ohio,
a tvonderf' time and labor-saving machine,
which should be used by all ta'c# families ai.d
bo el kceprm. 8, W, A H. TUCKER.
j« 13 dv^iw
Law
N E W style of soft Caps and liaU !or
Summer wear just received per Ex-US
press for «al* at
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
j*9 f-4, Mam Street.
f|NE HUNDRED dozen
and I
cheap
jo*
SI erry do do do
Gum do do do
Cordial do do do
Metropolitan Lozenpes, Conversation Lozen
ge-, Paintilliets, Ar., Ac at
JUST
CREIGHTON AOHMER,
CAKES.
Qr kind
can be bed at
CREIGHTON A OHMER'S
Johnson Street.
June 9, 18
,u-^
S. iC SNEED
k
Uuited Htates are entitled to IfiO
case of t'ecease of persons who
actu-|andpremium
ly serneil, the anlows ami »eir» are eHtitled.
No charge unless successful.
Office over Parson's Bank, KeokuJt, Xcwa.
March yi, lH.So. clAiv 3m
Jb
a
dies' Shoes.
WE r-f)«.v manufafturlng fine Fllrtp# for If.
oneixkMmim
.c.
ITmisehokl
undersigned will sell ofThis
Fiiriiitute at private sal- at his residence on
the corner of High ami Second Street?.
Another Wngon.~
A J. RALSTilN A I RO. Will prompfh deliv
er it. any art ol the city all artich a ordered
trorn their New Grocery and Provision Store, i
78 Johnson Street. Orders solicited.
June 9, 18o5.
ALL
the new summer stvles of Straw Hats just
received per E «:pre?s, fir aa'e cheap at
S11IJ LDON'S NEW YONK HAT EMPORIUAf.
CdU and cat you a Hat at a low once.
June 8,1855. 84, Ma n Street.
City Property for Sale.
VALUABLE
Rnlf-r to Dotie'ass &. Co., St. Louis Jno. iM- liolade'plua the most approved sppara'as
Block A Co., Pitislnjrf W A. A L. Sh im way, l«r manufac tur it tg th delijrhifnl brvera^e, in
Phi'a'!el[.hu lienzmger k. C., Balitinore Hon. *ite the cails of the otizeos ot Keokuk to their
B. Curte, Warren, Pennsylvania Hon G. I hr»ght, *p uklir.|» and refreshing dnuk
June l^a,*).
Pennaylvania E iltor Pitu
&c.
y t,
mens' White, Dra&,
rl lur Hats ju«t received and for sale
UJ "New l'oik Hat Emponum."
A. C. SHELDON
French (andiet,
JUST
receive! by Exj-res.i fiom
New Yotk
City a 'a-ge asiurtment of French Candies,
such as
Ice Cream Drops^ assorted flavors.
CKEIG HI
ON A OHMER'
S
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
June 12, I«55*
llATS.
RECEIVE I) per Express a large lot of
Fashionable, soft tur Hat
for sale cheap by
Juue 9, J8i3.'
JUST RECEIVED.
I FEW dozen white Beaver Hats, just the thing
for Summer wear, at the Hit Store of
D. F. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
LOTS, located on Main, Blon*
dea'i and Johnon SticetSj which u ill be sold
favorably.
Apply to W. A.CAVF,
firm of Graham & Cave. Main 8L
June S, 1855. dlf
Farmers takw IVotirr.
EICHER has on hand and will furnish to
ortlrr Zimmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagging
grain ready for market. It will thrash and clean
from Mil) to SOO bushels per day, and has taken
th# aUh" Crystal Palace, New York,
at the &taie Fairs Mary land, Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, fee. Orders will be thankluHy
receivedand coumui c« ion will receive procnp
attention.
Residence en Fulton St., between 2d and &].
P. EICHER.
Keokuk, April 10,1165, d&w
JUSTHunt»,#
received by ,*tframer (ossamer a snoplv
of44 and "Vogues" celebrated Axes
and for lew by BALDWIN, EVAN5 A. CO
-..JMUmA SA IMA.
»!..
IriAVRoii
2"»
10WA
'«*»itted for promptly
«"»u. „f
UoW 8pfc
pecial depofit*.
Rrff renrra:
haii! 1 (i v. In-- ef's ar Re-
fr»«»"rator», «inbr»ciiie «*ver«l diflert nt sizes
mid stifj, w f.i«h will hf fold nt ffie lowrat pri
?.
iii-ti \vjir»u!»'d !o bv
'j,
Jan# 2, 1pI5.
W. U. DOXBV.
nnd General
Land
Ajicntn,
MOJITrXt MA, PC WLMIIEM CO., IOWA.
ILL attend to all business entrusted t« their
W.« t. FCNKH0U8ER.
Lfc.vlo^s.
BO\LS iu fin* otii'r for *»lf 'rw hv
Mm FlAKHOUSER.
J.iar 2, ff&5.
FRESH OTSTER«.
Jt'ST
reeelvttl a nmntl lr,i of Covs Oysters of
this Springs cot ire by
VV*, FUNKHOUSER.
Springs
Htrlttri and Mt Fish.
50 kitts new No. J.
ft hLls. do do
IU do do No 2 aii
drum Hake,
d» Cod Fifh,
boxra do
6 hbls Lake White Fish,
5 do No 1 Salmon,'
For sate low by W. C. FUNKHOUSER
•June 2 18o5.
MMIRILS.
JpRESH
Peaches in in»,
do Strawberries do
do Grapes, Blacuberries and Chen iea in eas.f.
do Tomatoes, Pears, Clam*
June 2, j.
4.
Lob»t»r«, do
l'i W*. C. FL'NKllOL'sliR,
W»ODEIf A^D WILLOW WAkiil
'JTBS of all kfcida. Churns, Pails, Bucket*,
Baskets, Waggons. C*b-. Kitchen Notions
and Uutfs. W. C. FI NICHOU4J6H.
LOUIS EXCHANGE
SIGHT6T
Draft? aud short hi]i* watted by
A. Di:MIN(J CO.
ruajr30 d6* Ra k ra. NUh. Str«et
SASTERSf EXCHANGE.
VJIGHT and tiaus lirafta on all ihe Eastern satf
KJ Southern citws.wanted by
A.L DF.MlNUtCo.
inay.^0 d6t Bat-kers .Main
St. Louis and Easisro^LidiaBge.
and for sale in sums
CONSTANTLY
on hand
to suit purchasers at
n,a 3 ,!fi!
"CITIZEN'S BANK/'
Main Street
^a*h, Itliudn and Boor*.
QONSTANTI.Y on
9
I
hand a' th** Iiricli
Steam F.ir'o y near
f,. Main, between Surtl
and Seven!!) Street?
Ke kuk, Io« a
stop on the corner of Second Johnson ^, and other article.
Streets. opjot,tt liu
i Window Jjlitids, bet
Ckariea. as g-ooj as any tha
\1^0l'LD re«(^rtfuily announce to the citi- can be made by ha'd
zens of Keokuk, that ihey have formed a »upplifd to or.,!^r.
copartnership, (,Vay 5tb, 18i5,i lor th' purpose Particular nzei of Doors and Blinds, *np
"f '"arryinj ou the above buames# in all it* plied to orier on short notice, aud Sashes ready
branches. They are re» ty at all times to un- gl«*ed always on hai.d.
At lil-eral discount
Jur.e 2, my ,1
to dealer*.
D. COW©*.
Pure ougress Mater
FROM
the Sarat g« apriiigs for sate by tbl
i!ti/en »r aingle bottle.
Alst) Moore .*»m1 Hooper's superior Citrate of
Magne«i«, or Purgative Mineral Water, one of
'he most pleasant and efiectaal Cat/iaitics
known.
tJall at Moore A Hooper's new Drug Store cn
Main between 2d and 3d Streets, nsitb side.
Keokt.k, low...
June .Vh, ISjft.
care in Poweshiek, Iowa, benton, Tama. Mlnrral Water: Mistrsi WsMer Mlaer*!
Mar-hall, and Jasper ciMiiiti*-*. Wmur'.
''he ions w ill receive *prci»l attention. TLI ORE It HOOPER hating prorur«d freni
June 5,18SS* ('if
Try it.
T« In Mi
lit,
rPIIOE
who have been under trea'iuer.t of Dr.
Fi'cli. of N»w York, for Diaeares of tbe
in :', are i otiIi»-si that they ran obtain all the
medicines prescribed by him, at the Dro* Storn
ef McK«'nny h. Hur(nert as the)* have taken epe
cial pains to obUii, thrn..
A MRP.
MESSRS. Pil.VF.LE a CAMPISLL
t4, tin Street, 15 EXPECT FULLY ar ou-ice to the eit
i X* »?er s rf Ke« ktik and \ici ty tbttJ^L
they inte-ml (as soon as a room can i e ob-£^B
•atned in the new block new being built by D.
W. Kilhourne) to open to the public a new
and ws-ll s-!ect»d s!0 k of fit,* Watches and
Jew Iry, Silver an Platt-d Ware. Also a varie
ty of Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments of all
descriptions, & &.c., Jtc., iri fact every thing
pertair.Jng to our line of business.
For the present we may be found in Graham's
block, o* Second Street, three doors enuth __
Parsons' itrtt.king tlnuse^ where a portion of our
Stck in exhibited.
W t- are NOW prepared to to all kinds of work
in our line.
f""« Watches and Jewelry of all kindal
re[..»i'Cii nrut warranted by competent workmen
«t i,
AKMKLK
Pearl and Black, May 8o, 1,«55.
I). F. HUMPHREY A GAGE.
A. CAMPflEJX
New Grocery
Store,
A A S O N & K O
HAVE
just opened a new Family Grocery a
Provsion Store, the room formerly occ
pied by I). 0. Smith as an Auction Room,
Johnson Strfet, where they intend to kt
choice andw«U..\cle,c.tciJ. variety exactly
to the demands of the retail trade of tbe cite
They invite, the inspection of the citixenag
rally, and have no dovbt that they can offer
ducements for frequent rails and a continued
A. J. RALKTON A BRO.,
m,
7$, Johnston Street.
Keokuk, May 10,1855.
Mais! Hals
iv» the spimg "tyle fashiona­
USTrcc
ble Silk Hats. Any gentleman in want uB
of a fine Silk Hat of the very latest style
will do wr 11 to call soon at ti e Hat Store of
HUMPHREY A GAGE.
Keokuk, March 15,1855.
25 DOZEN FINE PANAMA HATS iu
received and for sale cheap at
a •,
LL
n'VSl
THE
iA
April 20, 18o5.
EMPORIA.
~A LARGE ST()CK ^f Gent7 »oft ^C«slm«
Hats just received. All the new styles for si
cheap at
SHELDON'S HAT E.MFOHIUMJ
April 20, 1855.
City Lots for Salef
subscriber ofT. rs for sate Lots one (1
two(*.i, three (3), four (4), fwe (5), a
six (6), in Block 110, the city of Keokuk
Termscash. |f. AYRESh
April So, 1856. dtf
Veil*.
,al by
KEGK Boston and Pittsburgh nails,
VCfJ si ten from 3il to 4M, in store and
i,. A UARRlKOh
April H, 1855. w
Origl