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TERED to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
Ordinance No 63. entitled "an ordi.
nance to amend ordinance No. lG. and
ordinance No. 80" was reported and
passed.
The following resolutions were adopted,
Resolved, That The Recorder open a
correspondence with the makers Of fire
engines 10 Cincinnati and other places, To
ascertain tie cost and other particulars, in
relation to a suitable fire enrine for the
use Of the city.
Resolved, That the Committee On Judi.
ciary be instructed to examine all ordi-
nances relating to The duties OF the Wharf
master, wharfage, dc, and report any
amendments 10 said ordinance that they
deem advisable.
Resolved, That tic City Engineer be,
and he is hereby instructed to adyertise
and contract for the early grading and
opening Of a good passage road from Tx.
change Second down to Water street 10
the river, on side-cut at or near the Old
Brewery, tic expense If which is not to
exceed eight hundred dollars also Of
opening Twelfth street from johnson 10
Exchange streets, the cost not to exceed
TIVE hundred dollars. Payment to be
made III ca5h.
The following bills were allowed, viz
Pat. Y Ben, breaking rock ipon
street, $l5 90
J. w Scroggs, lumber, ~ Sc
Pat. Delany, earth deposited, 6 %
. . setting ring and bolts 2 90
Carroll : McManus, earth acp'd y 10
Pat. Deiany, hauling rock. 5 10
/ y Pearce, binding and let
tenng, 10 Is
Council adjourned to Tuesday morning,
May ed at eigb: o'clock,
Is. S. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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G. oulcil Proceedings

1OL&A8L Room, \
May iA7s55j
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Proseai-the Mayor. Aldermen Haines,
Fulton, New ton, Mckee, Patterson.
Thomas aud 1imberman.
The Committee on Finance, to whom
was referred tie petition Or J. b. Billings
and others, asking an extension of the
time FOR the collection of the special tax
for McAdaml@tag upon Main street, made
report accompanied with ordinance NJ
81, entitled ian ordinance to amend ordl-
nance No. ii, and tie following resolu-
ioa. viz:
Resolved, That SO much Of the rosolu-
ton oil the City Council Of April 7, 1855,
as leyles the special tax for Matchmaking
on Main, Second and Third streets, Be
rescinded, excepting those tots upon
which the said taxes have already been
paid, and that the City Engineer 81 III
strutfed to make out full report ana ap-
portlonment on said lots, in order that
new levy and assessment may be made
thereon.
On motion, the report was accepted. tie
resolution adopted. and the said ordinance
No 62 passed
The Committee on Judiciary reported
that II was inexpedient 10 pass an ordi-
nance against the loading and unloading Of
boats ut the Wharf upon Sunday, until the
nature Of the Sunday law passed by the
Legislature of the State was ascertained.
Report accepted.
The Committee on judiciary reported
IN favor Of the allowance Of the claim of
John A. Graham. Of $3.50 for rent Of
county clerks Office and jury rooms,
which report was accepted, and the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, viz:
Resolved, That John A. Graham 30 AL
lowed $50 for rent Of county clerk 5 Office
and jury rooms.
4 report was received from j. r. SAN
lord, President Of the Board III Health,
and placed on file.
report was received from the City
Engineer, in relation 10 the cost Of els
terms, also reporting the bids for supply
ing the rock wanted for keeping the Me
idaml2ed streets IN repair.
That portion Of the report in relation to
cost Of cisterns was lad upon the table,
and that IN relation TO bids for work re
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Ordinance NO. 60.

An ordinance - amend ordinances No.
is AMI 80,
BE it ordained by tie City Council Of
tie city of keokuk.
SaclIoy /. That the ordinances afore-
said he 81 amended, tilat 1t shall hereafter
be unlawful fer any person or persons to
keep lor Lire Or compensation, either d.
rectly or Indirectly, any bowling alley or
billiard table IN said city, without having
first paid the sum Of two hundred dollars
FER annum upon each track Of said bowl
ing alley, and one hundred AID fifty dol
lars per annum upon each billiard table,
as license - SAID city.
Passed My IT, 1855
j. ". K1LBOURNE, Mayor.
(Attest) i. 5. MIRIAM,
CITY Recorder.
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Orugrist.

~ AVacSaIC AuO 8Aet1u OIUBkx~bf
Mechanics Block, North ride of Nam ST.,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
IL AVfNG made arrangements for a psr-U
IL manent business in the above line, | am
now Offering To the city and country trade
a large and we'll selected stock of
Dra.s, Medicines, Paints, Dyes, Oils ana ysr,
hishes, brushes, Glassware and Windsv
Glass,
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars. To-
hacco and Snuff, and a choice assortment Of
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas, Fla
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Saiaratus, and
variety OF articles pertaining to that department;
all WHICH will be sold on the principle Of asmail
profits and quick reiurnso
Particular attention given TO preparing pro-
seripsions In cases where medicines are re-
CURED during the night it is frequently inconye-
nient to obtain them. This difkc ulty | have
completely obviated by having my residence in
part OF the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines may RELY
upon procuring them at all hours, night OF day !.
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasius
by the quantity, are requested to give nae . cali.
az am determined to sell on ~ favorable term,
as any house in the city.
April6, 1885 dly
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TRADE SALES
Os er il,000 worth of
DRY GOODS.
l. o OTIS n II q = h @ S,
Al PUBLIC AUCTION IN kEOkUK

~
70 be soil without reserve for cash.
Z Z III. be -uffsfet- for Eafr at oar Auction
w Room Oh Main Street, commencing on
Monday morning, 1T . O'clock Mag l4tf. and
continued from day 10 M until The stock Is
closed, the largest and most valuable assortment
Of Goods ever offered III this city at public sale
Amongst the assortment Will be found every
variety ii Bgaad Cloths, Doeskin Casslmers, All
wool fweeds Fancy Summer Csssimers. Jeans,
Cottonades, pll wool D'Laues, Bingham Lawns,
Irish Linens, BIay DO, brown and beached Table
Cloths, Curtain Muslins, Jaconets and Cambria
do Swiss 10, also large assortment Of IIoosiery
black Italian Crasafs, Satin Vestngs, PONCE six
Hantkerchiefs Sewing Silk, bleached Musins,
Tekings. Linen Shirts and Collars.
Also forty cases Of Boots and Shoes, which
will be sold IN liberal lots together with gene
raj assortment Of Notions, too numerous to men
lion, such as Patent Threads, Spool Cotton, Car
pet Bsss, Razor stFops, Pins, Needles, Lead Pen
ellis, Combs, Brushes, &c &c.
Sale positive Terms cash. The Trade are
particularly invited 10 this sale. The Goods will
be ready Ter examination Oh Monday morning
previous TO the sale.
+. MILLS, Auctionecr
May OH. fs55. dSwti
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IlENEa as A MANDl

We want 70 help every body, md we want
every body 10 lslp Us DO II Therefore we
have enlarged our Daily, and We invite every
body to come without delay aud subscribe for
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CITY DRUG STOREi
Burrows Block, Main Street, ke0kuk. G.

n n
j, * ]. G. STEWART are now in receipt "a
81 very large and carefully selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Meli-
cines, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, OILS, Dye Stalls, periusnery. and every
variety Of fancy articles usually found III the
best establishments Of the kind. Every article
warranted pare aud genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by CALI
ing At our establishment before buying eIso-
where.
Physiclans prescriptions carefully put up. r
DIX. J. G-~STEW ARTS office and consulting
Room IN the Drug Store.
Professional REFERFsefSs
r, o. Edwards, Nj. u, Ohio Medical College
! Cobb 8 -
John Locke +" &
May 2, 1900. d&w
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Table cusiery

Table Gallery.
lust received BY steamer Gossataer large al
u sortment II English Table Cutlery which We
ofler al reduced prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS K co
March b, iss9
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ET~ Or. q 81. c. Bussry il duly author
ICED agent for tho transaction Of business con
nected with this office.
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ievery description executed at this office in 4
upefiornanner, and at Tow rates as elsewhere.
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GATE CITY HA,.!.|
q

y VOORHEES, 4 CO. rsspseto
~. nounce to the citizens Of ksokJ
the merchants genersily that they heI
turned from the East, where thsy 49,
are now receivingths largest and most
assortment of Hats, Caps, and other
their line ever brought to Keokuk. Am
ence of thirty years engaged as msnuf9
and IN the sale OF hats, ought to snabIs = e.
entire satisfaction to retailers and cousum
II will be our business as well q our iotoI,
always TO select with care, both with reeas1sll
quality and stylo- We have located hs9e -
manehtly and will exert ourselves to do jaSeieG
to our purchasers. The citizens Of the city CO
rely upon cur hats beng the best quality 81
newest style.
Please give us cali and look over our stock,
at the "Gate City Hat Store" No. IA, opposite
M'Kenny Runners Drug Store.
Highest price paid in cash for all kinds OF faru
and deer skins. s. F, VOORHEES, l. co.
March 26. diff
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u ElCHER has on hand and will furnish TO
L !. order Zimmernan's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagxins
grain ready for market. II will thrash and elem
from 500 TO 500 bushels per day, and has tskea
the premium at the Crystal Palace, New York,
and at the State Fairs of Maryland, Virginia, Ia
diana, Illinois, &c. Orders will be thankfully
received and communications will receive pronpt
attention.
Residence on Fulton 81, between ed and 3d.l.
p ElCHEk. !
Keokuk, April 10, 1858. d&w
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Embroideries. Lnces. &c.
House Keepers

NJ ILL iad at ). w & H. fuckers an assort-
w menl Of Painted Ware, consisting Of Wash
Bowls Foot Tabs, Chililren's Baths. Water
Paiis, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets, &c,
also, Japaued Ware. consisting OF Wash Bowls,
Nests of Trunks, Cake Boxes Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes Knife
Trays, Dgainers for Glasses, Tea Caddies Dust
Pans, &c, also, Plated Forks and spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, siugY, and in setts
Of 81 pieces. Small GfIndstones, Enameed
Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell Metal ket-
ties, &c.
May +, 1883. d&w
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A. EsrisigIllan
S5CO,OOO Reward

NJ ILL be paid for thea disappearance Of the
W high prices Of Hats Tie largest aud most
complete stock Of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods
ever brought into the State OF Iowa All OF
which vail be sold At lower price than any
house IA the city. Cali and be convinced and
get one Of those new sttl Of summer Hats at
SHELDOA's HAT EMPORIUM
Don't forget TIE place, 81, Main street.
April 81, 1890.
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FRESH HOPS,


N'FVFHh HHH fTVosBFFy.
AIDES, coiored black and white Kid Gloves,
- SILK iasle Thread, and cold do, Twisted Il
flict Silk Mtts for Ladies and Misses. Rlaxt
white and mode SIX Hose, aud large stock OF
cotton IN white, nhhleached, black, ssale and
mixed, Of all prices chiIren's do. white, mixed
and fancy. very cheap II. ID. FOSTER.
April 70, 1850
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LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, &c.
THE subscriber proc4res Land Warrants ass
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surveyors Tape Lines.

A WIRED article, and strongly encased.
IA 5 W a Fl TUCKER
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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An ANECDOIE OF DUMAS.

At Mon:r.Chr;sto, Duma- key: open ho:;'". . J: e.
socver dropped in fo hr"nsast "r dinner l'v0a =
cover laid inr him. One day h!ph0nsc ka!r 'n" -
unknown ,ace a; tho end Of the iaD.c aAi -lvt l-
host who i; waa. II don't know-"nc o: ny .,T1
friends, suppose" karr turned 10 bumas .:p
Younger and n.kcd the same question. i aaysa'.
the siishtes; nOI"m-!";io .T1cn! ct n" n'h''
supposr" \ shoemaker CEN" one morning ~
Monte Christie with bill arnuantinE n 4 hue&rg-
crowns. II hGv- no money to-day" SAID luaa-a.-.
NO money p replied the u,nn thai "Iei.T .a.-
bur Two lost my tins n coming here e." e. .s 3
Dumas here are ten francs 70 pay tor N"Hr ~
The shoemaker went ava" enchanted H.t t'a.}
again in three day. nni Dumas gave H.T Isr -a.-,
more indemnify him for his trouble. A. -. c- ..
xix months VI. Duma- had pad 'hra" hU14.c. ..a..,
BY tens a: time, to the shoemaker, Gu ri. ufli
him the hundred crowns.
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from :ha Charlen;on Mrrcury.l
,rIIE N.AR nE RAEES

We copy somewhat extended account OF the
l!oGIT riots that marked the recent municipal eicc-
ton in Cincinna-not for the purpose OF gratifying
our readers with the freshest records Of crime and
vulrnc", but To warn them .: n" fatal tcmdcncy Of
the spirit .!.ai hns been lately awakened, III which
the distinction of is made 10 absorb a! political
principles. and substitute as among savage tribes the
nnaticsm of clan III p,ace Of patrloilsiE, reason and
humanity. In the Cincinnati election, there were
two :iccts-the Democratic AMI lie sO-callcd Ame-
rican The latter WIS admitted all hands, 10 be
defeated by decisive ma i"r::Y. when mob collect
c, took violent possession 81 the tw" polls where the
Democratic ma oIty Ma greatest, ami destroyed Tue
haiio,-boacs. The a,t FOX changed the result that
it nuiicd the election and left Cincinnati without
regular municipal government
But i, had Other and still more depIorablc coiise'
0ucuces. The evaporation from Geirai Oh the one
side. and gross outrage on te other led I" COLLISION
the dny following, in which lives were lost ana
there WAS formal array OF armed bn!!s against
each other. Barr!cmcs were erected after the mall
rcr OF European 'meutcs, and firearms, even can
unn were asci without sc:upe. The parties III this
conflict were the Ameiiran- "h" "NS'i''!' ana me
Germans who resisted There were some petty pre-
;cSt, for the Culii-ip bu; i- plain that the whole
difficulty sprung from The proceedings at the election.
rh" polls made seen" oi h"o violence the paI-
lp; boxes broken up, the election vitIateI, and the
streets Of ciiY s:n:mr with blood. Is this reform,
nr j. il :be bc,muirs Of Hnarchythe letting loose of
every wild passion, and the surrender nt politics TO
the rule OF the MOB 80 E.
This manifestation in Cincinnati il more decided
than ha- occurred ,sewhcrc but il is perfectly i'll the
spirit Of proceedings that have marked the elections
in many Northern ct;,7. Everywhere this sharp di-
vision Gy ug,.nnalties, has developed the same tell
cnry 10 violence. 1t has not the character Of party
ncrr,cc, about political questions. Il has nj! the
hn blood anI uiorgivin. rcvcnGes of personal hatred
II is . war q" blind pre- udic6s not Of intelligent con-
yrtins.. II knows submission: i; can have no re-
cancellations compromises il s envsn"med feeling
not contradictory opinion.
Can any one contemplate the growth oi such par
ties in our country without shrdhrrins! Where is il
Ia end! Once break the force Of law md what have
We 10 depend iur The security oi property, the sa-
rre.n-~ oi horac, md the preservation OF liberty =
We chGvc 10 array 10 mec. the violence ot m"bS with
the REPRESSION "i organized force. If III. law, and
the genera! reverence for is forms, il once ramplcd
on with mpumity. the proPl" Of the United Saiean nrr
on the brink Of being given over 10 ;hc dominion o
angrchy and violence. To such condition they seem
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A VETERAN IN THE FIELD.

The veteran Major ihnc"y The only living repre-
sentative Of the Of ?S, Is brought forward by ;he
Democracy of Buckingham for n scat i'll the Lcgsla-
turc--u port which ho held more than II half century
since, and which he then distinguished by an ardent
support Of the famous report md resolutions against
tho Alien and Sedition laws. IIesurvivcs TO witness
another such crisis in the history of the country and
with the emergency the fire and energy ofyouth re-
turn and impcl him to participate i'll the struggle
The re.appearancc "fths veteran the stage OF pub
lie affairs, sfcr so long rcrosc in private lfc at;cT's
his docp conviction of the momentous character OF the
crisis From the Inspiration of lis example, younger
men should catch something Of his enthusiasm i'll the
cause.
Under the lead Of Major Yancey, the Democracy
Of Buckingham will achieve n signal victory.
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TIE LANGUAGE OF WAsuINGTON.


Inc 'e'c"' scores OF e?iGy-bnrnins md riot recall
rei''li'scence' During the first campaign Of tho
revolution some Of the camp-follower. Of the Aneri
can army entered into design that called OF: the
following order, which may be tound entered in
WnsinGtOn's "Orderly Book
"NovEHDEE !, l''.--Aa the commardcr-in-cNio
las been apprizcd of design for the ,..rvnnc, of
thu: ridiculous and childish custom Of hurninp the
cigy of the Pope. he cannot help expressing his sur.
prise that there should be officers aud solrrs in ,hs
Hrmy void ut common sense NOT Ia .c, ,. i'm
prophet" o: such Il step nj this uncture--ot n time
when are soliciting, and hnvc really ohtancl ,hn
friendship and alliance 81 the people "f Canada whou,
we ought to consider a. brethren embarked IN rh.
same cauSu-tc defence oil the general liberty al
America. ~ such umctrr", aud in suc!, circum.
stances, 10 be na;!!;no their religion noistrnu.
is not 10 be- suffered excused, indeed, instead of
Uirn. the most remote in-a!' il If our duty 10 tx.
pre-, public thanks TO these brethren, To them
wc nr: Indebted lor every in;e happy success over
the c"ai!uom enemy III CaIr!a.
&C. WASHINGTON"
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4 GOOD HIT.

AT the festival in New York in honor Of Henry
Clays birthday, t..e Rov SAM osG"o'u n""' '"'
speech on the occasion in which he r""ed lie se''e
oath bound oraer of Know-Nohnsism in the follow
ing stylo =.
But in saving TIM, wo go for American Citizenship,
VIC do not meni. denouncc any man. an .A''e1'.".
what his birthplace may have been and ar one VINO
welcomes to our shores every person who IS rover y.
our liberty and rf our laws. tCheersl l can never
consent to try to piece out The wings Of our noble o
eagle by any bl"c ioaers from the ns rar'H II.
Jesuiiism. ITrrlnrndnus checring.l American c,'''
zenshu fair play, no kind OF secrecy no hsnt:hG ot
suitsln by Jesutsm, hui an open field aud far piEsy'
and our stur-span1led banner Tor our iHnasfI - o
newed chccringD Our great orator believed Ill l'"'
king America klwer Of our own
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GEN. MILLSON IN NANSEMOND.

In Nnnsemond county Virginia, General Mlson is
reported to have made very powerful az. chect!Ye
speech Oh Monday last. In 13aoerc!ng the true
ends of Know K"th:aa,Drl tclo-e very large au-
denre, j: ee"na .hai Sam found but very small
comfort. Ihe Southern Argus relates tho incident a"
follows:
ain speaking Of ORC al t!.c oaths Of this organi2a.
ton a .0ntlorosn C:euicd that there wae any such
csya whercupun the General asked his name, i'll or
der that hc might give linn ru! proof of the rfoo'
This the gentleman would not & We and when the
General challenged him again TO deny the correctness
Of the oath ull silence. Th. told well. and
proved sam To be- at discount. The Impression
made by the speech viii be shown on the fourth
Thursday in May, aud Nan.emond will speak favora-
bly, iur the Dcmucrncv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-17

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for beauty ard variety ni sc"r"rr 'or i'l -'b t' -
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in a few hoYr-' rde 0i Richmond or Warrington. / .
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