The daily Gate City. [volume], May 15, 1866, Image 2

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*»JESDAY MOHNING, MAY 16.
THIS
London Prototypt reports a distressing
accident which occurred in the township of
West Williams on Sotiday last: "A young
married woman. Mrs. Frazer, determined to
bave her child baptised upon the day-men
tioned. and for that purpose had to travel to
the Centre-road, a distance from her house of
about two miles, where the Rev. Mr. M'Pher
son preaches in the Gealic language once
every three weelu. Fearing that she should
be behind time, the yonng woman wrapped
the child in a cloak, and without paying
much attention to it, walked hastily to the
church, where she arrived in sufficient time to
meet the minister and make known her er
rand. The congregation was about to dis
perse, but were detained to witness the cere
mony, and the mother proceeded to disrobe
her irvf{Mt in the presence of the company,
when, as the clothing was gradually removed
from its person, it became apparent that the
child was dead. The consternation of the
assemblage was extreme, and the poor
mother became so distracted with grief as to
renter it necessary to have her taken care of.
In her haste she had wrapped her infant so
tight as to pro other it, and before reaching her
destination it was a corpse."
The Richmond Examiner the fjWtwing
silly warning in its columns
"Enraged at the remarks of Senator Sher
man respecting the letter of Wade Hampton,
which Keverdy Johnson introduced in the
Senate "the other day, bid Mr. Sherman to
recollect Preston Brooks, and beware of
Southern vengence. We trust the Senator
will not neglect the warning. The last acts
of Southern vengeance were assassination in
Washington and wholesale murder and arson
in Memphis. Against vengeance of that
sort no loyal man of Mr. Sherman's promi
nence can always be safe."
The
First Congressional Church at Pittsfield,
Mass., has been organized 102 years, during
which time between 2.000 and 3,000 mem
bers have been admitted to its communion.
Fifty-fi ve persons were admitted last Sabbath,
which is the largest number ever admitted at
one time, with a single exception, some forty
five years a^o, when the number was eighty
six. Dr. '1 odd's health is such that his phy
sicians insist upon an immediate relaxation
from his labors.
Fatal Accidekt.—A
Win.
O.
The
Wl THOTlPM\ & CO,
A N K E S
KEOKtIK, IOWA.
Government Vouchers,
A«D Pay
and
Bounty
1
-CITY.
(KEOKUK, IOWA
few days ago Mr.
Weed and two other men were en­
gaged in running logs down the Bear Camp
Iliver. As the logs were floating down, a
jam was formed in a narrow pass in the river
near Ames' mill, in Tamworth,
N. H.
men went upon the jam to cut
New York Xews says that the Dem
ocrats and the Radicals are separated from
each other now by memories of outrage."
Very true—by memories which reach back to
the dark years of the war, when the Democ
racy outraged every sentiment of patriotism
and decency by their abuse of President
Lincoln, as
OF THE
The
patriotic armies, and of the
loyal masses of the nation.
Southern hra notices the marriage of
Mr. John
H.
Strange to Miss Elizabeth
Strange, all of Albennarle county, Virginia.
An exchange thinks that it is very strange,
but says, no doubt the next event in course
will
be a little stranger.
A Boston
letter writer says that William
Lloyd Garrison proposes to devote
HI
A
CtrUfie&ten,
niBCH^KD AT BUST KATES.
We br.y E*-Hai«s .tnakecollections,anddrawdirec
on ellpnrts Ktir'.po
/•"•ir ifbfn tSfefrlunb»rforg«ue»fltet(a
t*iaoC«n^ -upt»l3»fn 9urcsa*.
Uteres! Allowed oa Time Depoilu,
Jan*7
ESTABLISHED 1846.
8*0. C. *!TDnB80H. 4LXX..B\XrLir.
Geo.
C.
Anderson
KMOKVK,
?.
Jfew Tork. St.
&
Co.
A N K E S
JOWJU
We our own Foreign Bills on
TARTdraw
HEKI.in,
AMSTERDAM, GENKVl.
*!UNKKOHT, 0. M. liASI.K,
UAMHI'lta, Z UK 10 IT,
BKBMNS,
KNOHN®,
K COL KING, 1K KL.A.VD,
AND SCOTLAKD
/.u*0, 0!f
1OUIM,
Cincinnati,
mikI
C'liicnso.
Keokuk. Jan. 4. l*iu*, -1
I S N A I O N A I A N K
OF KEOKUK,
BK3I6HATBP DBPOSIT4KT FINANCIAL AfilHT
OF THISNITKD
STATU.
SILVER,
DEMAND NOTES,
Bought at best ratco.
lurTiarceon *11 the Principal Cities oflthe United
States UotwhtHiid sltl.
B'«h»
hills 01,
rU thi
principal Cities throughout |h-
"u^l, topitit.
handTenne
of
denominations constantly oa
Interest allowed on time deposits by special acreement
R. B. FOOTE. Cashier.
MEW PERwmr
FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
IP
A Isn MImm
P»*t
U
PWMW,
BbUlled
FNA
•arc Mfl •wunlftrt Vlnn, trmtm
ulstsfc tt lut
lUaaftetBred orirtrrniLOH Nil.
wm
mmm
Special Notice&
w i n n o w
I
An «rpsrl*ac«d Mam aad jwnliflfryteton,
PretmU to tkt Attention of Mothert her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
Ckiliraa TMtklif,
which gnatly fccilltats* th* pmcsss of t—thing, by soft
wrtf leaning an Mtautini, wm Uta?
ALL PAIM ial spesmodio ul 1*
SSK to Begnlale the Btirebu
Depend opon It mo
therm, it will give rwt to yvnrselT**
IU1)
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have pat op and (old this article tor-orer to yean
end out
ht
n ooamtno
a*» t»ut*
of It what we here
never been able to say of any other medicine—MTO
has it niUD nt a nmu isbtakci to
irrtcr
a cum
when timely need. Never did we know en Instance of
dissatisfaction by any one who need It. On the contrary,
alt are delishted with its operation!, and speak In terms
of commendation of It* sucieal effect! and medical rir
tnee. We speak in thla matter "what
wi
30 years' sxperi nee aw
igow," after
fudoi
otr*
rax FrflftlXiotm or
mpctatior
Public Healtn. The
The
awav
the ob­
structions, when the logs suddenlv started,
and all three
were carried over the falls. Two
of the men were rescued alive, more or less
bruised, hut nothing has been seen of Mr.
Weed's body since it went over the falls. It
is supposed he must have been crushed by the
logs, as he was said to be an excellent swim
mer.
few of
his declining yeaFs to the preparation of a
maxim
opus—A companion to Mr. Greeley's
American Coufliet—A history of the anti-sla
verv agitation of the thirty'years before the
ro»
WHAT Wl
UU
DICLJ.ii Ib
almost
every instance where the infant la suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be fonnd in fifteen mlnnts*
after the ayrap i* administered.
FnTl directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine nnles*|the fac-eimile of CURTIS A PKR
KTNP, New Tork, is on the ontslde wrapper.
Bold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price,
ANLY 35
Cents
apr24-d*w6m
Prew.
Advertising has been prononnced "mdignified"by the
the medical lhenlty. A physician who advertise* a vain,
able remedy to fifty people in his private practice would
receive the cold shoulder from his professional brethren,
should he make its merit* known to millions through
the business columns of a newspaper press. This may
be "dignified,"—but is it beaevolcnt, humane or just
WhoeTer is fortunate enough to discover or invent any
thing that will prevent, or cure, or alleviate human suf
fering, Is bound to make It known, through every cban"
nel of communication within his reach, to the general
public. For many years the merits ot D08T8TTIR'8
CELEBRATED -STOMACH BITTIES have thus been
proclaimed to the world,
and multitudes have been re
stored to health or saved from fatal maladie* In conse
quence Aa new fhcta have been developed in relation
to the operation of thla moet pore and potent of all"
Stomachlee and AlteratiTas, tb»y have been in simple
lanpiage to the people of many'lands and If the pro
prietors of the medicine have derived profit from their
dissemination, thousands upon thousands of individual*
have been benefitted thereby to an extent beyond all
estimate In the Weet Indie*, Canada, Australia and
South America,
Hostwtis's Bittsrs
nited as the solespeciflc for Dyspepsia, the best possiMs
safeguard against *pid«»rales, and the finest invlgorent in
caste of Qmeral Debility, and the only diffusive stimo
la-it entirely free from noxious Ingredient*.
maylMawlw
MARRIAGE AJTD CELIBACY, an Essay
of Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Ii»
eases and Abtjees which prostrate the vital power*, with
sure means of relief, gent free of charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address, Dr. J. 8KILLIN HOrGH
T0N. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. fdAw8m.
BATOHRLOR'l HAIR DTK.
The Original and Beat in the World! The onlytrm
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Re'iaMeand Instan
taneous. Produces immediately a spl«n(Hd Black or
natural Brown, without injuringthebairorskin. Rem
edles thrill effects of bad dyos, gold y all Druggists.
The tannine Is signed William A.Batchelor Also,
REGENERATING extract
MtA^nas.—Tli* premium for meaiiBs** should be
swarded the man who for money will p-ison the sick.
8ueh are the wretches who sneak around the country
buving op empty bottles of
Dr. SwaiVs
Brmrbon Bitters
and Morning B- verage, refill thfm with their own vils
mixtures, and then palm thrm upon the public as tbs
genuine article put up by
D». Swalv.
Legitimate dealers should assist to ferret out indsx*
pots the guilty,
A CROWN OF GLORY.
*VKRT MAS,
Woquq And
Child who
hM
mtd
STERLINQ'S AMBROSIA
Is willing to recommend It. Three years of rapidly In
creasing sale haTe made the Ambrosia famous all over
the world.
IT IS WARRAHTKD TO PLBAIB,
It cures itching of the Head.
It makes New Uslr grow oa Bald Heads
It prevents the Ha'r from Falling Out.
It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the ScalpfCooli the Heated Brow Remevs*
Dandruff Cures Nervons Iieadaclir: Cures Baldness
Insures Luxuriant Locks Inclines Hair to Curl: Rnpei
sedeswigs Kills Hair Baters. Good effect apparent at
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit yon to s T. Hegantly pot Bp.
Delicately Per filmed. Patronized by Opera fingers and
Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ing two large bottles—No. 3 for morning, No. 1 for
evening.
THERE IB WO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
STEALING'S AMBROSIA li the tost, most agreeable
and effective toilet in the world. To prove this, try a
cat ton.
Sold by Druggists,
Sterltig's Aikwli ••••fketmrlBK
9X5
riltu
Octl7-d»wlr
GOLD COUPONS,
I GOVERNMENT BONDS,
FNCURRENT MONEY,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
STATE & COUNTY WARRANTS,
MISSOURI MILITARY BONDS,
LUMBER! LUMBER!
SAWED TIMBERS.
Shinglee, Lath,
We.
T^UILDERS
and dealers
IN
Pine Lumber
B: e informed that next week our Mill will com
menceruunrngasain for the season, when we will,**
heretofore^ cut &11 kinds of
DIMENSION STUFF
Sr0"?tly to w'er. We have renstantfy on hand dress
Flooring snd Biding, aad tbs flner quaiitips of Finishing
Lumber Alao Joists, Saantling, Ptu^dlni Fencin/
Barn-siding, Bheeting, Shingles, Uth, BrioL fa
Ws expect to make it to tie advanUg. of tmilders and
dealers to give us their patronage.
Ksokuk, April 17,18M.-dtf A. HOSMCR A 00.
». B. Orders for tbs City Trad* left at the Wore of
Hamblatoa A Ha skamp will have immediate attention.
Life and Accident
Insurance.
i\SLRA\CB
TBI MEM UFB~
CO.,
OfJYtwYorkl,
CAiH ASSETTS FEB. l«t, 1866^
#14,885,270 98.
Tlf8'
the oldeRt
Mutual Life Inmntiica
he
coantry,
issues |K.Urie.
™fffre«t plans, and prrsento advantages in oolat
rity aad sooDosoy. esceedlsK anvotfcar
Company In the United States. *,amln^7ts ^ki?2
fc*ra eatertng law a life e«itr«t
The Accident Inaarance C#*
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
ll,000,Mo.
imtSMACAiRn trm murr •rAocnim
tt«jyl«*ssfUfctiff»t*ontiInjury. From *m.
*f*
MWt*r
wmMto osoisms
piCgqgD
for Uu
Fulton's Agency*
W1LL1AI FCifOH,
Insurance and Real
K E O K U K I O W A
•mot KIINTN UU
OntTonte ftBro.'* Dry floods Store, in
room lately occupied by th* K*oknk
Uhrary I—oelaMna.
For Sale.
0TS 1,2 aad 8, la Block (3, comer Morgan and
a .... ealnablefraits.
0T3 4, S and A, In Block 52, corner of Morgan and
Third Streets, now in orchard and valuable fruit*.
good. Inquire of WM. FULTON,
P*d Seal Batata Agent.
For Sale.
LOTcorner
7, and 40 feet off aest elds of Lot S. In Block 62,
with Cottage Dwelling House and other improve
ments, Third and High Streets Title good. In
quire of
LOT8
PAR Battle
M"-l-d Real JKstaU Agent.
PIKNIX MSURANCE COMPANY
N E W Y O K
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually paid
up In Cash, is fl,000.000 00
The Surplus on the 1st day of Jan., I860.. 093,192 72
Total amount of Capital and Surplus $1,693,192 72
Amount of FfRR Preminms written from
Jan. 1st to Dec. 31st, 1*6 t«23,l!»9 «S
Ditto of MARINE k INLAND Premiums.. M2.192 12
Total amount of Premiums for the year., tl,486,381 75
Amount of FIRK LOSSES paid, which oc
curred during the year 317 425 00
Ditto MARIN land INLAND do. do. a46'i»0 28
Total aaoant paid for losses
8410,613.91,
Lmmi
mmiMmmwwi
ESTATE
mm,
M.
WM, FUITON,
apr24-d Real Estate Agent.
For Sale.
9, W, II. H, and 10 feet off east side of Lot 8
Block 62, with an Octagon Stone Dwelling Hones,
containing eleven Jarre rooms, seven small rwai, Hath
rooms, and closets sJso brick stable and wood house.—
Title good. Knquire of
aprit-d
For Sale,
A GOOD two-story Brick Dwelling
during
FOR
or
SALE—On
FOB
millbflkcrs,
far Reatoriug and Beautifying the Hair.
aogll-dawly CHARLES BATCHKLOR, ». T.
COLfiATKI AB0MATIC VIGETAUK SOAf.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetmbl® Olt* in combination with Glyrecrlne^
and especially designed for the use of 1sidles and tor
the Httrsery. Its perfume is exquisite, And its wash
tag properties unrivalled. For sals by all druggists.
febl3dtwlr
8ALK.—The three-story brick dwelima on east
end of "U'nman'e Row," containing 11 ro,nia. Let
•it by 150 fe»t. Oood cirtern and out-t uil lin?». Title
good. Knquire of
tdjultd and paid dwrln( Iks yssr
18 5,
IwScataS tb«
*oUd. substantial, and WtklU —lllll I
Arkansas J'22,X?9
Alabama. 46,7^*
Connecticut. .220,«'il
Califmia _.1S1,320
Iiist. Columbia... lOfl
Florida 20.4GS
Jeorgi»..„ L'J.138
Indiana M.CftT
Illinoi" _._210,6ij»
Iowa 31,r!6
Kentucky 0P.07S
Kansas 13,410
Mainu 66'9S
Massacbosett*..„. 6U S7o
nrylaod no fi02
Mississippi 2n,8n2
Missouri ...™.. 80.&3R
Michigan........... 67,067
Commit.
Street,R«*T*rk.
hi
dered patrons by tbs
PHazmj
CASS ASSETS, JANUARY 1ST, 1866,
$1,006,790.33,
Gives assurance to the public that choice Indemnity, of a
wholesome snd permanr-1 sharaetar, is
teed by Phteni* Policies.
STKADT DKTOTIOIT TO A STRICTLY LEGITIMATE
FIBB 1IVSUBA1VOB BUSliniB.
LOSSES PAID.
Minnesota. -190,988 42
New Hampshire.. 25.R09 19
New York. ^43 630 32
New Jersey.. 3,750 53
Nebraska 1.167 00
Ohio 103,953 69
IVnn.ylvania 53./T4 40
Rhode Island
Bouth Carolins...
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia..
Wisconsin
Canada 38,873 80
New Brunswick... 15,i i0 74
Nova Scotia 14,285 78
20,771 21
21,032 7ft
4r.,PT0 90
a^Nti 9«
4,281 43
27 34
2,000 00
8«.I61 76
4 7 2 9 6
Fire Policies issued through its Agencissl for the year
closed, is suggestive of the widespread and
boslnrss enjoyed by the PHKNTX, and the emphatic
desire among all classes for the protection its policiss
•noro.
BlAWCH TO* THI W*5T A1*T BOtTH,
NO. 24 WEST FOVRTIT ST., CINCINNATI, O.
H. M. MAGILL, Gsnl Agt.
PHdSIX Policies lssnsd prsmptly, by
WM.
FUX.TOIV.
tnchl4d3m Ksolimk, laws, Resldsnt Agt,
A.
Ii.
GURNET,
SEAL ESTATE BKOKEE,
Cotton factor,
un ssramai.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IBLMA, ALA.
CONSIGNMENTS
of Corn, Flour, Pork,
Bacon, Walter, Laid, Pordoce of all kinds, and Mer
chandise generally, raspectfally solicited.
I offer my services to transact a general Agency basi
ie*s tor Companlaa or iudi.iduala. 8|wcial atteation
fT®* wllectkm of ontitaodfBt tfebta contracted
b*fcnorriM«tk«vir.
•"1 for Ml* 10(t,008 acres of the
ta
8o°th, improved and under
trf*»,10
»olt purchaser* aad at price*
*y* a fbrtnne in five ysar* to tbs purchaser.
ImtUnUo^,11* lBfor,BaU"1 rsceiv* ptsapt
8. W. Iiwi*, (froas Keokuk) Selma, Ala.
MaJ. Oen.
Onruni, Iowa.
S5L
ob.U
sIsmL.
J-AO AmuSStT"
V uaa, in 4 lb. t«|s.
CHTEM«.
ni
Belma, Ala.
BrW. Bsm. I, B. Oaest, Iowa
O. W Biasaa, Pnst.lst Katienal Bank, Tleksbnrw Mia
M. t. A. KdthA
Co.,
Bankers, Setma,
And Merchant* In Haw Tork, New Orleans and MoMla
gsawally. A. L. OURNBY
T. Vet.Oar. Brevl S0I. 6. i. A
WANTED AGENTS.—The
00W11TI IK offB YOLinra«
Am* Dr. BtlUae. Ml* CW I.IHCOLM
MSC
Dry Goods.
0. VIUJAM DIMS. DAUelAMT
DI0G3& DAUQSAJJAT,
i
Ooods Store,
In th*
M, W] IB,
MJ Second Street*, now In garden and
HO* good. Saquir* of WM. FULTON,
•toto-A Keal Bstate Agent.
For Sale.
Staple
\s\ '•i"'1''
IMPORTERS 4XD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
—IN-
Hosiery, Notions,
~&c.
Agwnt* far th* sal* of th* Plttstown
Minfcetuiag Oompaai**'
COTTOIF TAJTSFS, WABPS, Ac.
Also, Agents of A*
LOOK STITCH BOfTLB OOMMMT.]
49" We invite the special attention of
cojA
(8UCOK88OK
WM FULTON,
Baal btats Agent.
Hoqm,
on Concert Street, between 12th aud 13th Streets,
37%X140 of ijroond p»od cetlar, ciitern, vood houM
•ua ttUble. Lot well fenced. Title good.
•nqnire of WM
&
year.. fws.921
dksirable residence, on
BionJeau Street, between 10th nud 11th Bt*
Lot
are now recotr-
buyer*.
96 OhAmtoera-Bt^
nch57d*w«m
NEW YORK-
JAMBS M. SHBZiLZnr,
TO OOX BH*LL*TJ
98 Main Streets
Seokuki
IAS
FCLTOW,
now in store, and will be daily
receiving, a large and general assortment of
Fancy Dry
WOULD
the corner of Ninth and
Fulton streets, a desirable l"t and dw.ll ng boose
one and a hslf story frame, with 6 r.-jms a good barn,
choice selection of fruit a never-fisiiini well of watsr.
Lot I Ml by 70 feet Knquire of WM FCLTOX.
mch-J Ko N3 Main Street.
WM.
FUI.TOX,
jan21 Real Bstate Agent. No ha Main street
tV3R SALE.—Eighty acres of improved
land near Charleston, L^e county, Iuwa. G.jcA im
provements thereon Pries tlS per acre—verv rbeap.
Gool title. Inquire of WM
FClK N,
deci) Real Ktate Agent.
N
SS Main Street.
IOWA.
THE PHCElffX transacted the largest bu*ine»t
im the State of lown, j\r the jear e*din§ D*r.
31, 1W5, of any compntty having on
the State, cUvottd to Jirc tMuraMc exclmttrtlj.
Goods
AND NOTIONS,
AT WHOLE8ALE ONLY.
To which he calls th* attention of th* Trade.
febl8.-dew
KRAMER, IRWIN & CO.
WHOLB0ALI DBALB&8
28
WM. FVI.TOM, Agent.
'•RT'O KROSUK, IOWA.
FOR SAXE.
Avery
5jX
U'I feet, with a good two story brick dwelling 1R
US*,
with nine roms and gt--l cellar, gx-l wall and cistern
sud good brick barn. Title good or no sale. Enquirewi
WM Kl'LTON,
apr4-d Bi al Jbtate Agent.
and dwelling foiTsai.e.—
i,it
S, Block 1 on Morgan street.between Kighth
and Ninth: one^torv frame bouse with 4 rooms good
cis'ern, f*lll I»t. Title perfect and all tvzee paid. For
salectieap. Kn.juireof WM. fUI.T'l.V,
mchao N'- Main Street.
IV
Y O O S
NOTIONS.
HATS,
AKL
CLOTHUfO, *C., &C.,
!VO. LOS MAI N STREET,
(tkw FaoirrJ
K E O K U K I O W A
snnoance to the trade that we
are In receipt of larjre Mock of MMooable
8oo*U, bo«(Ut eipreeely for *bi« market, at emceedibgly
low fi|cnre«. Itayer* wjM fin i it KTeatlj to their advan
tage t,. call on us before urr basiii^elsewhere.
aug28
P. IK FOSTER,
•TAKLB AMD FAHOF
Dry
oods!
NO. 70 MAIN ST., KEOKUK.
A
CHOICE
stock of nice and
nttjsss coon/9
Ii choice, frrym a tovpric*), dnrable plain atylet to
tkerfeberanl •ore eipeotlte, *.nd by fraqaent freah
arrlfili will coat4erne to pr«e fit n^w attractiune. La
and bfa*!« of fAtniH««c thu wieh to econonfee in
Ckaki an1 W mppiaid will fl a frnod toe II of heary
and light Blarii Ciothi. col.* Sackings aad Water
Proof CVtb» of the beet jr*nu ne mnk«a.
The ei k of H«^»p Skirt* from Ibe large manufactory
of Down* A Baaaett, Btrmia«ham, Oonn^ i« complete in
aaaortment and noenrpa«eed iu both Qaahty of material
ami elejrance of shape Ir ao t^lber IIoop Skirte fn tbe
eonntrr and et
O W I E S
A rapenor qoality of Notice* aad "little tAiags" al
ways on haj»d octU
GRAND OPENING
—04
SPRI1VG GOODS!
WHOLBSAUI 1MB BBTA1X..
at
PHILADELPHIA STORE,
NO. ILL MAIN ST.
WE
sUomIv
HATE
ruaran-
received our Spring Goods, con-
slating nf
0
J** •V" Catioo*, Irish Linen*, be*t makes.
SP*?"* Caelmerrs for mens' and
Plain and Fl*ui ed Alpacas, bevs' wear.
Lawns, Krilh.ntee, SatuTcta. CoUonades,
OinKhams, Bombazines, Brown Linen Drills,
Alt wool Dtialnea, Plain bliirtmr Stripes,
and Fif^ire1. Obetks, Tickings.
Swiss and Sanjooks, Carpets and floor Oil CtoOu
•aconeta, Notion* of all kind*,
Too aaveroot to mention.
LATEST STYLUS OF DRK38, TKIMMTN8S.
All of onr Goods were bon^t at declining prices. W
will make it onr butineaa to ae!l lower than tbe lowwt.
Como and see. It is no troti(,l»- to ns to show coods.
Yon will be cnnTinced the NIILAliELPUIA SfmilE is
the cheapest of all. Bemember the plara,
NO. Ill MA IN ST., HBT. FOCSTH AND FTTTU
meblM MATSR.
Coal.
COAL! CO.§E,U COMJU!
E K E O K U K
GOAL ASSOCIATION
II AVE on hand and are constantly receiY
lng a superior article of
AISPIKB AND OLD BANK
FAHWINOTON COAL,
]JWRFKTH*T J*?
AT LOW
TH££X„?.N
.^ILkoT'
IRTR'QLRR «"H" HARE
b?*
•wfft »»d Scale*, on LerM,ths
•™*JJtaefoot of Main street. CHAS. J.
IOWA COAL
ARE IM
••LLIV0
Beet Books
w for A(*nt* ar* LLOYD'S ILbUSZBATBD
Battle Hiatorpthe late
Lowest Market Price.
A O N I O a
IOWA STATE
INSUBA90S GDMPT
.! EBOKUK, IOWA.
laOOBPOKATBD, lltl.
Borof ThoaipMB
Mm
A Atenr, ^assas**ss Mam
J. J. Brics A •. Leopold, Sadler, I. Manalng, K
Boaaparte g. Blchards^na^tnasrnit.
Pil^dast Bs 0 fT wvn»nv (w
BAMUBL B. CAOT, TesasnrerT HO^ABD
TUCKBK, Secretary. MpW-dlr
Farniers'
Jlerckaab'
St.
DTSUBAICE C0MPAXT
—OF—
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
A I A 6 5 0 0 0 0
IIJmM
art
rail
with
ESPECIAL
PMYLI—,
attention given to the Insu
ranee of Detached Dwellings, Farm Boiidiags and
their contents, laclnding lire stock, against lo** or d*m
«g* ky few or Ughtalnic.
DIRECTOIU:
P.
ZOWAS
A. Goodwis, QSINCY.
W.R.VanFaau,
W*. MAUB,
H. M. Yaa hut,
W.H. Cum,
CA.giraos,
Chas. a.Ccans*,
0FFICBRS:
W. N. Cum, Prsa't. W.R. Tl* Fum, 0*b*y.
H. M. Vu full, Vice Pres't.
L. Ooow, Oeaeral lfist.
MILLER
seasonable
Oootfo t) in ttf.ire. lo *h.rh are re^fo
lariy fnm the •H«-rt'-i,t ai1 N*i»t
*?OKhtn
•tork New Vorl a»4 PhJlwl-lpbte. Old fn*nda azmS
co«to«ien» til continue to call onee *rni the
He are iavited to examine tti tiork. «Mar«d ti*e
Goods were purr based noder the stoat favorable condi
tion of tbe market thft
MHO,
and artii tt tcld at verp
maUprqjlt. The aaaortsent of
k
JAEGER,
norSO Agentk Keoknk, Iowa.
I I E A N
A I N
Mniurance Company,
INCORPORATED fXKB TUX Li VI OF 10VA.
CAPITAL
Cauh AaeUa imetsted in Un te# Statea Govern
ment Securities,
THI.«
Company being a IIOMK ijASURABCB OOM
PANT, commends It particularly to tne dtisewa of
Jowa. Iu»'jri )f» tuadp n Builiingf of all klnls. For
itn^. Plst*. snd Hrr^handise. Alao,
•n Oood* and Merchandise in store 7 transit, whether
by 0cm, Lak*. Kjr r, Ritil sr w .gj.n,
Insnrance taken at the most fftrorkbl* r*ie*$ aad lo*^
promptly adjsst«d.
r'
DIXKCTORS.
B. F. BAWItR,
W* STTKRSOV.
KDWAKn KILBOURML
C. K. PBCK,
JAS
Of R. F. fawer
A
Co.
Of a Tirabennaa.
R. Mt P, A M, R.R.
JIIKM.KVt
fi
Cadj
A
Per*.
A. L. COX.N ABLI,
K LrtTlt.
WM A BROWNF.Ii,
SMITll UAMILL,
Iji!.' of (Iji A »Le!ley.
t*' C'»r:riJ#le a SmytlL
Pr,»"t FiMt Kstirna| Bank,
Of B'..w*d! Bro.
Uf Haa-ii! A Co.
omcxRs.
BOWRR. President A DAMP, Seerslm.
4 SI1KLLBY, Vice Pres't E U¥E.Traasanr.
aprl-d a 0ILLM0RJS, Atusraey.
iSlIKE WITH STOCK COMPANIES!
DES MOINES IOWA.
Capital
DEATH OH TIIKKT.
OFFJt'EJiS
Got. WM. M. PTOXI, punnm.
Hon. 0 C. C0LR, Vica-PMSinutr.
MILTOJT HHrCK, StcaiTiXT.
lion. W. H. HOLME?. Tajusvtn,
W. W, BARTHOLOMEW, Acre Air.
E E V 1 Y E O I E E
J. A. HABVEr, R«fdstnr i^tatelLand OCBca.
JAMES WK10HT. re-rclaryof!State.
FRA^fR M. MILL?, Stationer, ^es Moines.
JAMBS BRO WW, M-rvhant, Oskaloosa.
JAMBS MATTHEWS, Prorost Manhal, Iowa.
O A K O U 1 1 1 E O i S
Maker, Adjutant Oeneral,Iowa
A llarxej, Hi-gister Ptat
Jkmes Brown. Merchant, fill
Jimee Wri|cht, Secretary of State
Jaai-S Matbews. Dep. gtate L, Office.
Benj IIil!in«w.»r1h. Merchant.OskaloOM.
Qso Krnck. KnoxTille.
II
Casey
Coal,.
"•M-OortwrBf^tkaadltohi *trw*«*.
Benj Hollingsworth,
Wm Loughridfce,
John White, Banker,
Robert Beerer
Jesse Thomas,
R»'« None but tbe
or are an-
LdTB
A rent.
E
I.
N A Z O I I S
SCREENED COAL.
Boots and Shoes.
S I N A E
BOOTS
A C«'I
Baak
OOIMM IMOHP A»D MAUI
WTMMMX
nna0NU-«. HamllL Wholsaals Grocer H. D.
fcafc) H. K. Lore, Pres't 1st Mat. Bank
A. Brown, Commission Merchant H. Tucker A. L. Con-
Hers Just received a large stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Mala street, Between 3d
Th* Bast Blankets la the Csnatry.
Merchants aad Oonsnssets will please call and examin*
onr stock
W*
will take plrasnre
jaa!6
STMK $300,EEE
6aak
Capital $150,000
Inaiurea Against
FIRE AN'D LltJIITXIN'., ALSO AGAINST
THE L0S8 OK LIVK HTOCK BY
•kaloosa.
S
Trsnk Mills, Irtattoner, Des Mains*.
3 K Nwdbssi, Kx-Lt Movcruor.
Wm U.nfthrid'gf. 6|h Judicial District.
Otan Fs*ill», Snpt PnMio Instruction.
John White, Bauker, Oskalnosa.
W 11 llolmee, Treasurer of State.
W
Palmer, Rdltor State Register.
PARTIAL LIST OP STOCKHOLDtOtSs
Mills A Co.,
DA*
Molns*...R„...
Carter,llnssey
K
Oar
I,
James Wright.
W
...
Holme
*,
A
BllioU
V
w
Pallrsr.
W SaT-rS^
Oran
FARILI^'
nes,
A
Ilarvey
W
lVttit,
CO
Oskalnosa.
Cole
Fisber
A MWYBW,
K
Needhami
James
A
Young,
Jmias Hoorer,
Phillip
A
Watt*,
A
•—H—
Geo Rowland,
Birhard Parker,
Jonathan TrnebloodL
Prof Atnulah Hull,
Dr
0 O
Owen,
Prof
ft
W
Oarpenter.
Loaghbridge,
OIL
Co.
Wm Weely,
Ayres,
HJenks
James
RECEIPT
OF TBI
MCCAINSton,
Wm Stone, KnoxYill*,....
Junes M*th*w*
A
Mathews,
Dr
A
Withsrell,
OBAyrea,
Dr French
"flleor^Krnck, Cl'k Marion Co...
Oroye A Pike, Montetnma
Drain,
girtto wsii*, w„hi»gton7.:::::::::::::
J*
Baker, Clinton
Wallace Hannonson, Booth English
Owen Bddyrills, T.....1.
W W Hantord, Yinton,
Q"*"! ^jnt 1st Cbngreasional Distriot.
Jam Wamar,
3d
3d
4th
Raxjoil
A Haiti*,
An Aiul
aprlT-dtdi
6
th
eth
rtonr, Flour.
PWirjmoTm
O
cm,
Ifl N
*tharaWfc»».
SS Ml
Mia, i W
*«rlM
A
St
1» Bit 8 A.
Emerson's Agency.
•«PP„"UW." V" IB»|
and shoes
"^-SAT WHOLESALE.
HAMBLETON k HUI8KAMP
Sc
4tfe,
aarehTT-4 K rolralu
Notice to the Public
38 HRRRBT OMU THAT THRRB A
Flrat-rate Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Inclwdlng Bnlislo.CBotli and Qua Orsrshoas,
At HA. 133 NAM
LA
satisfy yon we mean what
showingdooda,aad
we
ear.
E. K. HART, Agent.
jaatt Ho.
IS*
Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
W. S. BIDLEHAH,
•AimCTVBlR OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AX» II
8H0E FINDINGS, LASTS AND PEGS.
1EA8IJBES TAKES
-AWD-
Work Made to Order
And wanaatsd to aalt la ^aality aad styl*.
FRAIIK MILLER'S
Water Proof Oil Blacking!
With everything in my department at the
lowest market rates 1
FLORENCE"
sSWING machine?
the rerersable teed motion,hare
which enables the operator
to here the work carry eith
er way or to change he di
rection and fasten
tbe end
of seams by turning athntnb
screw. They are noiseless
and can be nsed where quiet
is necessary. Their stitch
1*
the wonder of all, b«-aus«
of its combined elasticity,
strsngthand beauty.
I
K E N' a
A*or*r.
...16000
M00
.... 6000
.... 6000
(000
.... 1000
600
1100
toou
6000
too
1000
1000
1600
1000
6000
600
1500
1000
3500
1000
1000
1000
1000
3Utt
2000
3900
2000
1600
1000
1000
600
soeo
1600
8000
»000
2600
2700
1000
109»
10*)
1000
600
600
600
1000
#000
9000
100
KNITTING IACH1N1
C. H. EMERSON,
Wilcox
ic
Oibbs'
SBWUTO MAOHUTB
(irever Ac Baker's
SEWING MACHINE
MBW BNOXsANO
WAX THREAD MACHINE!
SIDING UP BOOTS.
THE SINGER
^FAMILY
SEWING MAO BINE
Will »ew anything—from the
running of a tack In Tarletan to
the making of an orercoat. It
can MI,he»,Mnd, braid, gather.
task, qnilt, aad has capacity tor
a ar*at rarietF of work.
Tailor's, Shoemaker's and 8ad.(
flaft Manulhetnrlng Maehlnc*
hare
bo
competition.
For Circulars and sample of work, addrese
C. H. KMBRSOX,
Agent,
Foortb street, between Main and Blondean,
ian»
RROKUK, IOWA.
WHITE LEAD.
W,WO Pennde White Lead
From the CoOxer Compaq, St. LouU,
J«*t Reeelwe« by Rtaaaser LWy Bertram
w,^j8rj^s,is5u'
brands
P"r*'"
"PWHd-ANDM
•JJPL VAO*F *A FE
Ja Os o. r.
O'-TK,
kAUm.
lphla."#)
"MM*
kegs, and
1 S, S,
5 oaas
WUKJUISOH, RARFBBIT A CO.
Cards
J. A. EMIO,
hird aa« Vtltk.LESKIK,km,
J^AHDFAOTCin of ail Mad* of plain and tocy
J5°J£22L£
2F?'.*1TRRB
TRTTB-
tsnd*dliberal
to
1
of thaaklag ssy piatrows
as
lorlkslprtai Trsds, which they ar* oOartngat
Ttrj low pricss.
Msrdiants ar* rsspectfally lurited to call and txamins
thstr Stock at th*
•e
•treat,
Ji. mer
Straat.
OSsred Wholesale and Retail at extremtly Low Price*
Alio,
MRRK
A
BRCB
1 OF
V" rrt»' at lowest market pricsa. Or-
C9umtrj Mirchaata promptly flllee.
IANO TUNING, CLEANING AND
UTAUlM.
Th* aatrwaage hitWte
•a, napoaa* on as dnty
\TTTH
for and begl
-It,,the
TEUJ IS
tha rahUe la gsasi
al that
shall always
L"
DEVOTE
heretofore, tbe ntmost care and
attention to Taning,aCleaalag aad Beipairin? Pianos
with thatr erder*.
J*4SRS
so
to merit th* satlalactlon of thoss who will faror
at th* Music Store,
ST
aeoknk,IowaIsft
Main Street,
will be promptly attended to
J*"7 JOHH
P. WRL00MB.
BILLINGS HOUSE,
between First snd Sseond,
KMOKVK,— IOWA.
house kaa been opened bv UM
rprns
s
TOT-
Bier fcropfielor of tbe Terftod* iJouee,
SLAL'OHTRR,
who proposes to keep s good low-pricedIIfi
house,and solicit*tbs patronage of hta former friends
and the pabttc. febtdly
r,
Ha. 01 MAIM treat,
TAKES
PRISN
thin method of retnrniair her
thanks to tbs Ladies of Keoknk
Ukeir kind patronegs in the past,and hopes
liwral share of
a toll assortment of Millinery Goods,stPlaincomandck"merit1fortoncinityHersad
Fancy Blbbons,French and Feathers,ai1
fens also lar*- ae*Flowers
rtm«nt Woolen Ooods, compri­descrifv
sing
THE
same lurswfter
H'tds,aBreak
make of Ooods at Factory price*.
{"bawl*.of
fast
IIoa. Mittens, Far H-^IS
and Chiktrens' Fnrs The
(twods
are of the best qnality
and prices moderate. All of which can be seen by
call
lag at the old stand,and also at the store room formerly
occupied by k Mann, near tbe com tl
AND
Mala streets.Bailej aer«Third
MANNER'S
Dyeing and Scouring
ESTABLISHMENT.
rOUKTH ST, BKTWKKN MAIN AND JOBNSOM
Kaakmk,
Iowa.
THE
andersigned having secured tha
vices of a first lass
T»*
WORKMAN FROM
Bt. Locls, w|l
oontlnae the business ia all its iartowstr ncb«S, and
licits a continuance of the patronage so lite-ally awar#sr
ed to faerlats husband.
J»n2d4m
80PIUA
MAKNK1U
CABU8' BARBER SHOP
—ASI—
BATH HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN SECOND 87
The most eompleteestabliahmentin thecitf.
FOR
good share,(to to
OABAA.
yon want your hair
ENT
0|If
.Abnswhohare
la the lat«*t style, gt
i aot tried him are requested to
FBRIIRE
BorUdto
TAG
I
far the
FALL
call *n
for themselres.
Hal ar Bath Ersry
Daw.
n i s s u v a
MaiaStraat hatv 2d ft
31.
Millinery Jt Dres* Making
CLOAKS & SHAWLS,
FREIICHEND
American Flow ere,Bttbroi'1ered9et#.MoBr»
fcet
#,Collar*, LAREE.GLOTEE,
of all
OareeU. Hocp
DEAPRIPTIONE.FRFDEK
^ITIRTE CLC^§, E«d TERI*T
of other
trade
£)£M1NG H0U8B,
)AI|
C*ratr*f j*hna*n aad
Iumm
KxeavK, IOWA,
J. H. TRPFRR, PROFBIKTOR
Jant-d
99 Jfiain Street,
JJKNRY DEPUGH,
Barber and Hair-Brewert
Sccaad St., a tew D**ra frona Tltii.
4V"£heTlng,
Hair-Dreasing and
HAST^TJ^
KEOKUK, IOWA.
GHA-VCOCNINE ID
JOHN PKRDEW,
tbs
Hcalways saAsarors to
GIR. SATISFARTIOB O
TJNTJBHTAKEIV,
ISsrd 3tr*rt, brtwn Mam end J'ttnum, k" )cuk, lowm
•itOrdrrspromptly
attended to. Carriagesfarnishs
whet! re*jrlr«d Jan2-dlr
WM. 4. BEOWSELL.
IP. P. BROWJUL
BROWNELL BROS.
DRAJLRRS IM
IRON & STEEL,
SMfcfcT IRON,
PLOW STEEL,
CAST STEEL,
SPRING STEEL,
Norway Nail Rods,
HTJB8, SP0RR8, AXLR8. SPRIVOS,
FRLL0E8, AO. BOLT?, NI TS, WA8HKRP, FILM,
8 E E S
n V 8
A S Y I
HORSE SHOES, MULE SHOES
Hone Nails, Cntter Shoes,
THIMBU] BSEZNe,
HEAVY HARDWARE,
sea At lee, Car. Main & rintl Btraata,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
o. s. tmiuni. i. a. Acanu a.
•. mtDim.
ARCHER & CO
KEOKUK PLOW COMPAMY
Hare purchased the eld stand,
Olt MAIN ST., WEST OF TENTH
And are now prepared to manufacture
THE BEST PLOWS IN THE MARKET/
WHICHliberal
we will sell
•.S.TAIL.
at Retail or Wliolj
sale at discounts.
49^RDERS solicited. Bialg-dfm
S. ARMITAOL. 8.8. BAMPLR
BUCKETS FOUNDRT
Cer. NIILH AND Johnson STO.
K E O K U K
Manufacture—
*11-1' MACIIINKRT,
»R«88 HCRRWP,
BRASS0ABTIH9B, BABBITT MKTAL,Ao.,Ao.
And do General Repair Work.
IhaahMfbrtheirberelpetrenagrheretolbreextended
to thisnataMishmeiit, we solicit, aad by strict attention
to the interest of onr patrons, hope to merit acontinn
aaeeof tbesaas. VAIL. ARMITAOR A CO.
frblt-dly
RBMOVAlfc
mHE OFFICE OF THE
1 larreyw *. Callaatar or Caataat
Is removed to
».
Third .Sfreef, Jet. Main & Johnttm, Ktokuk, foma,
In the Law Office of CoL Rraea. Importers aad all
oteers hsrlag burins* with the nnderrigned, will And
hitn by calling at his otBee from
Seld
JfaXga M*.l »*gal*raMatfagessfy
ii fc^ega ira.a»-iier.i*r ie»
«aa ••. II*—Regnlar ntdk
9 A. M. TO 4
TOMSTDBA MHR
ITAllliQg, flnrirayer
A
Collector.
UGARS—60 hhda. Vaw
*rwp, F*rante
Orleans Sagat
by
J**» *.
ITAFFORTI LSEA^.
Jtyr J9ate.
A KtWTWRM WW »*1A Asm, oa
^'4a*eMh
MT
•.AAAANOE.