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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07
ia Contractors.


INHL nniers gned Is prepared and sil con,in.
ne 10 receive, until August 18th, proposals
Tor inc construction of the Road bed Of the first
DIVISION q the keoknk, Nj Pleasant and Mas
ca''hs halifoad 5 nd work TO consist of Clear
ing, drnobing, Grading, and Masonry.
Pian, protiies and specifications, may be seen
n The office OF the Eng,neer, IN Keokak. after
Augmst Ist.
SAID wo.k w'l be let in specific Jo5s, or by
o'cliohs or as whole. az may be deemed best
iof the interest OF the company
Contractors viii Stale, in their prounsals The
tine Wiitn hey will be ready to begin the work
IL the event Of rs being given 10 them
HE company reserves the lgil', at he Jrttlnp
o. making saeh disposition Of Tie bids as my
be dee1ed best for rs interests
All proposals viii be seaed
j. K HORSTSH.
=, sfsn Agent X. MI r. and NJ X. r. ca.
:. fhs Newspapers in Keokak. hi. Pleasant.
AEnscss.ns tnd Davenport, M pl6eee ,epws AID
"
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GRowISo The Toledo Blade says
the city Of Toledo has never exhibited
more certain and steady growth than It
tits time, judging from oil tie indie 4tioas
afforded.
We are glad to hear il NEG Dor but Il
YOU want 'osee town growing, JUS. come
TO Detroit. There are over two hundred
buildings IN process Of erection here
Dttroit Tribune
II two hundred l>ajldings is the measur
OF great ircrensc for town of $4,000
inhabitants, will the r. ib,lne tell us what
1t thinks Of an increase of several tines
That number IN place ike Keokukl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

EA& The Oskaloosa Iuaes says Of the
Prohbitory Law:
I'VE maintain. therefore. Aatihe liauor
law, inasmuch rs it warrants unrraoua.
bic seizures and searches, is a violation
Of the natural rights Of man and of The ex-
pressed words Of the cons tuition
Would the Tines be willing 10 apply The
same logic 10 all laws--the Fugitive Slave
Law, for instance?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

lTlhe Buffalo Democracy. Of, Ilth
,hs''' says that The grand jury Of that city
mas indicted or intends to lndict, as fast as
the cases can be- taken up, about one hun
area Of the principal liquor dealers, and
among them the proprietors of the differ.
cnt hotels and rests urants. The aeal.,s
ana motel T'opfieiors have expressed their
determination % lest the question 20 The
extremity ff The Law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

Arlington, one oil the services Of The
Ifesidens approached the Governor, and
oesired I'm t. resign, remaiking that il,
would be great relief TO tic aslmiuis,ra-
TIN u he oulJ do SO; as Gov. n was
very unpopular with many members Of
lhe DC motrauc par Y. Gov. R.moestly
bin I'd that he should do no such ,hin.
pa was ready torecese the str.ke az NJ
Ru.io me al any time. If Mr. Pierce
aeslfes 10 restore harmony in the demo-
efA'4c rank, remarked the Govsnor, Il
nm W 1he experiment. Of rssigninp, and
sec What khc eject will be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

TIE uafsfNgne4 respectfully aunou,css 10
The q zhi's Of keeknk la be- hss opsned a
Pa'tt op % Johnson, II door alb Sc ~ conI - !.
IN r e "ill be pleased IL attend to The ORDERS Of
thos@ who NAV favor ham ~ith call. H. G,f.
itf' himself that his work wit e impare w ~
hy done IN tn. eastern cities. Specftn-ns ~
wood and msrbi- mutations may he seen BY
cathg a, his shof
A shir Of The pubic petronsge is solicited
II YOU want wotk done "a NV lire. with neat
ness a d dispatch, call o. rie--ail az far
4 al. JEREMIAH BROWN
Jdly - 1885. lin
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The County MUST BE RKpEEaEp.--We
were little amused at an appe OF one of
the speakers at The Democratic meeting
on Saturday night. With much enthusi.
asm. be circulated, 'lhe county must lie
redeemed and con-ideripg it was in I.o-
cofoco hands, We could no, but concratn.
late him on bis good sense.
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BURLINGTON
CORNER MAIN ,IfrEnso, sr~


Boltg'oa, ira.
4 nRANCi y be Mercantile College d,
f'hhsy ~i'---inc ofpotaita ~ lie Fps.
'"s"Ie 81 ma statr siih perpetual ckditer
TRUSTEES.
Hi ENeel'rncy ne HoK. lAaYs rreu.s.s
i!oS. hM NLKtps, Q4te SeeI,tsty War.
The Hos AosEs HAMPTON; HoK. W II ~.
~; hos CHARtIs NArroa; and GIN. j. XII
MooRtHEAp.
FACULTY.
ANhak" /. HowpEN, late senior Professor ii
n'oA heepihg and Commercial Science In IA J
Mercantile Colisga OF Penns, ,suja
Louts II. DALHoff, late Professor &c g..
'n%rclai and Ornamental ? .nmaushipia The sa,r
CnAs. Rts. Darwin member Of HE Bur,;.y
ter Bar-proiessor OF Mercantile Law
he PRINCIPALS design carrying out in .vcr
par mar thei course oflraning FOR business ia
iouueea ana followed UP Tor uraarrs oil fife.
Years by Mr.. DUR. The foundcl Of ,Ie Ma,cs
tile college OF Penn ylvar,s. hy wLieL 80.
3.tuJ merchants and accountant. hsy. hen 49,.
iied Tor business. It's uow reeafssd bv 5ss
hess men as The most thorough and effective nrI
nd avon ior ue accountant gsnn in TIE Unii.
'ates. II comPrehenfs urWa,ds OF 400 re
business Observation-Disclosures six dig.,.
'ne'hoas nf conducting books b. doabl. entry
abonl SUI commercial computations. expsi,,,
many busines. operations MT found IL romm
aihldneiics--a eoinrrete i've cssrSe OF ne,r.
NE petfnanshtp-bastness forms and bps;ne
ie''ers- daiiy lectures ca commercial law =
connercia sciences
u u, Book ping Harper's eh,ior ar;
$50 t'@ t=-si perfect and comprehensive e
taslish lang1age. D1H,, Western s,a.ma
Accountant perieci system. Tor such arron.
u 10 be had II Corse's BOOKSTORE. J.fI.r,
rect
~ Send for = C',citl4r ty mail.
bufilHgfon. Juli iG. 1898. dAx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

Ilt may not be gener lly known
that the order OF Know No!hings have
thrown off he veil Of secresy, and that
their trans ctions are now no more secret
than those Of any political society or par.
ty. The knowledge Of this fact should
quiet tie minds o. those who have been
frightened by terrible bug bears.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

FROM Oun INSANE RErosrEa. IS a
man. asked Mr. Bampkns, arres'ed by
police ffic,r and brought before Justice
Fin,al, "ilas man any right 10 commit
a nuisance z"
mo, sir. replied the magistrate, mot
even the mayor " the recorder
Then Npie Bnmpkns. Il clnm
my liaery was srreste rs nnisan e
and no one has n night 10 commit me. /
move for n n)n suit.
Nh pumpkins was discharged. ana we
last stw BIN conyersing Ut he nort " est
corner Of the Court House with very
crafty lawyer CT tins city, WHO, slru k
with the sharpness Of Mr.. b., VA, en-
deavorlng 10 ascertain upon what terms a
p rtnership could 20 affected between
them Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07
Draah Of Horace greeley. Mo,he,

Inc mother Of Horace Greeley died at
Wayne. Eile County, Penn on the II, i
OF July. The father of Mr.. Grcslev ].
still living.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07
T The Caddo fI,agL6ye

E- The Caddo fla J Gdsen, gives a.
account OF negro boy IN that parish who
has horns Ike those Of a young desr. -
They ere foil tx inches lon.., well covered
wsh vslvel, ard ", enc II lhem fuo
spikes have made iheit appearance. aud
sreetl grow iny remarkably fast. Pro-
diiris1s:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

The man win The wheel barrow, +"
or rather another man with wheel bar
row. passed through town yesterday, des-
tined eventually for Fort Des Mones.-
The wheel barrow is great insti u,ion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

- order g erjey Old age i is deemed
IL % observe rules: --Flsi, 10 know how
u he old second, 70 know out,ell We'll
tnfd, 10 make suitable adj, n, of IN,
daily he, and ia>'iy, 10 tack every NAL
a1y al Ia uestnnlug B4cAwood's Ma.
aztae, L rough whose agency we have
become acquainted with NJ. FloAreIs'
taeory, sAs
no these speculations as 10 the quantity
q ne ufoA 'lie globe interfere in any Wa,
"llh our fea,oLlags and conclusions 4, IL
ne iIaiurai am possible leu Ia Of human
me- Not IN tle least AS an ahsfr,ct
result % thyslo o.1cal inquiry, il ha> been
ha' ieu pfooA1le hat IRON ninety I, a
hnhuiea va - tho La ufa lrnp h of an
ordinary human Alc AS s,ecial md
Individual positive result, ailrcliny each nf
us 10 nom. MS information is given. il
has o'ei' rendered further probable tia,
oy 'eadiug a moderate and sober III. an,,
O u may attain TINS length Of hfe il com
Pai"'lse heaith and Comfort As IL whal
"ouid h'ppen On he a. c OF the olobo
Wefe All men 30 TO 1--we that nuns sbo,lJ
LII % ieaci 10 eh's s'eat age AS TO h W
'ne pope would mu tiply, and hat
"ou'a o,c''ne OF them. these IRE quc.
''o''s "nien u hot Concern Us as inaN ia
u''s anxious 10 1--we long which. vere
"c - - DesIn inc5ntIn~nly SO to i've,
eo"'u so1iee'y cause Anxiety for genera
ions 10 come, and when ". NAV conf
ue"oy ie'Se 10 be answered By The All
disposer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

PH1LApgLrHfA August The Amer
i an Congress Of Dsnti.ts assem- ledLelc-
to dav and ielcgafcs from Nil paris Of the
world are in attendance. The sessions
4 hus far have been privatr and deyo ed to
business en rely. but the future sessions
vii be public Am IL the subjects for
Discussion will be the propriety OF admin
isterinJ chloroform 10 patients
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

NEw OaLEA-s, Aug. --Dr. McFar-
Ian, one Of our most dist guished pby>i
Det that the fever here is epidem c -
Our CJton' m rket il dull, and prices es-
sier, bu not quo'ably lower. Sale yes
terdaY Of $50 bAles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

HV Potatoes III Oio have generally
come Gown 10 25 cents per bushel, and in
some places are eelIirg for Ia Here they
are still selling for 90, which seems 10 be
an exorbitant price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

1856,
McrC hantS' McSlGrn Linz

Y EAL. ABBOT n CO, New York, VII.
y LfAMS, TANNER y CO, Buhno, Pre-
prietors.
ship daily from Pier @ East River, New York
All cargoes fully insured to Bniialo
~ lran+hipmcnt between New York and
Buffllo.
For Fright, bpplyto Neal Abbot & Co., T..
3 Brooke, fngii tIillyer, No, IS Broad Street,
New York
Mink Parkages. IN w Line"
Juiv -, 1879. daw6rl
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Inc hevoiniion In Msxloe---<anta lima ebsu
TO Flee the Conn nv


to Flee 'he Conn ry.
INV YORK, August p TIE cores
pondelt Of the Journal ~ Commerce tslr-
craps from Washing on that priva G ad
wees TO July l9th. from Mexico, induce a
belief that Santa Anna Is gboul to compro
mise with his opponents. on condition of
beng allowed to retire with his fortune
and family. His wife was 10 embark for
New York in a Mexcln wnr steamer
with her sepiath,r, Gen. Vidal. ho
IS appointed Minister TO the United
States.
New ORLEANS, August 2 - Tie steam
or Nautilus has arrived with later i t.s
from BRACES. The revolution ON The
frontier was progressing. Gen. Vol
had fallen back from Matamoros. The
revolutionists were following him closely
Gen. Vidal was also marching from Mon
ierey viii 1890 men. The ta!l oil Mia.
moros was nsIdered certain.
The deaths here last week were 275 of
which lI8 we're from frver.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07
Removal.
D. +. HUMPHREY D. GAGE

Ii AVE remos ~ tue Hat Car, Il 1nnef and
Ill MI nsfy Emporium to No. 50, MAN
Street. between 81 and ih. few doors above
her oil stand, where they viii continue then
business Oh largely TIC eas.d scale, both IN tie
wholesale and retail departments
We Viii have the iasg.sf stoeA sf goods in enr
line ever orongh TO lie Western country end
III b. enahlpd 20 supply the wants of onu
Country Merchant in low a or elsewhere.
We "ili hsv. stock of goods for The q. .fali
tFale" which viii BIZ s-coud 10 no 10 In Chicaro
or y LOUIS in point of '.s,ls' and '.auaittY. =
Our rooms are fit ~ in the finest STYLE and
10 pains will be spared n make The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

TmpprtpTs and IoLbrfA Il
EGrfhenn1fe. Ch'ta and G,asstrare,
No los 7 All Street, and Ne. u Chamber S.
NEW YORK,
w OULD say 10 WercNa aud Dealers per.
W easily that, having es,ab i,hed CASn
iioUsK IN this branch Of trade they are luiIv
co slhcsl that ihor can sell ca cKlKY etc, At
-lieh psces "a II pay tie plr haser ne y, If.
Y 10 retail Experience ha. proved very con
c'hsiseiy TO US that, ny aiher,ng sttciiy to the
cash system, 'Se can afford o ell from len g.
twenty per cehi be ~ he regular credit trade
! rices
n this end we ak al examination c. our
- Is and prices, last Of which viii be for
"a'itt bs nati u an party desiring
liz hrnware, IS the lseolce. single package,
or se9y carefully rep eked OF he
couNfFy IHApn.
Iufv FL 1855 ,Nv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07
ssH The Matthew Ward

Texas as Candidate for Congress, il no,
The kentucky murderer. ba, a well known
merchant, formerly residing in ] fferson,
Texas. lie Is very good man VIII h d
very bad name.''
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j. :. REEBE.

lfoln Street. JrfD. en-, .S,rih cnd .Seren.h
M H0LEsALE aud Retail Deaer Stoves.
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock. &c. Also
manufacturer OF Tn, Copper and Sacet Iron
W RS
Rnrtrr end J bling in TIN, Capper, and
iacilon. ]. S. BEEBE.
jay 81 1855. dfy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

ROCHESTER, Angus - fire Know
Nothngs AID kpow Sine hngs held n
fusion meeting here yesterday. aid ayr, cd
70 unite n the Ants. Slavery Platform.
They Also sgres d y upLold the Pyoi.,tilo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07
Stray Horse.

NFRAYED r. N The Subscriber. cornern
- Of Exchange and Thrice b Streets HM
hay horse, about len years old small-S--
sized, short black mare, and black tail, back
some nal oett Any person returning SAID
horse shall be lberaliy rewarded
GEORGE LOEFFLE Ell.
Keokuh. August /, 1850. alu.
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GILL WANTED.


IA are now prepared 10 manufacture az onr
w factory IN 81. L1u,s
STIRLING sILyFR
all kinds OF sILyER WARE for psfMruMs which
"e warrant % The Latest sfyles, and al sttuer nr
finish. and as low as any Eastern Honse
4 SO, O. hand ard constantly receiving
large and beautiful assortment Of Engitsh
French aud American Clocks, II stches silver
aud Plated Ware. J"el,y Combs, Cutlery
AMI Fancy Gods hich We fer at wheles.lr
and RI al a. low as auy other house,
/. JACCAkD Co., IS North Fourth street.
s.. Loui-, Mo.
s-soc,e'ies can obtain our price hsts By
addrtssH g1e
July 81, 1885. o.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07

~ h3.teI SigFel are prepared 10 r.eeive|
L der. ~ f itg ~ ,'ore!. otices ard al
ING houses, WITH plpe aa4 fixtures Tor "a
p Empty exc llirg the same. AL. p.,.r.nts]
Az their ~otk 10 br gas aht,
4 PERSONS DESTROYS III nsirg res ,h.,
not beer called ppar. ar request, 4 L. esy.
a.'df"ss +" ili ~ through tie Post Qf.e.
0Ti@fs =, Nec trf IL tie SUCCESSION i. .
tfes are recel4ed
Julq 8. sr0Ffrfp pparur
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To the Merchants of Iowa.
NEW CLOTHING WARE HOUSE
r. WiPLE, l. GO

HAVING taken the Store. ~ Market Sres.
- Philadelphia, formerly occilpis by rlssift
CO. aua hasrg secured The services
fnoAf tasty cutters. We ARE now MANrFacTpk.
ING AZ ehtif@lv nelr stock Of elafhinp OF eyer,
desc i5iioh, aad Il IS OH Intention al all tunes
10 keep : arse stock Of he newest aud most ie-
sirabie Clothing suitable Tor lie We.tefn MIR.
ket.
WAPLrS
IeFmcgly 81, Dubuque,
Having spent the tas Iseuiy wears IN the
v tST. a'td knowing the wun.s OF Nss.epn M.r
ehinfe he ie i that II canuot iail 10 give entir,
satisfaction y al hose that be may have tie
pleasure 4 dong bnslne.s With Our
LfNES FUR>n ROOM,
uii'k cannot be surpassed, as al Our
>hh's, Collars, ETC, etc, etc, are made &c or
ssr
u VIII afford us much lea.ure to have you
CAL aud MAKE pe'sonsl examination Of our
took p 3prFss cp
august :. 1859. div
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TO THE CITIZENS Of uroxu]

l aFiA1 iffeff 5ied viii 70. th- a.estrs ~
helGs ~ the Gas Fitting Bis.ines, w. -
assure he phbils that sii ofd.rs given 10 al
sii re csecn led IN neat and wo kmss.il
h"hher' al 'ha' they car ypiy upon The ~
oohe ey 'hfto ~ beihg OF TIC g.ry b.s. rparrs
~ Il "iti De buf sbesf time before the
~ oe lhil o9aced, "s would recommend
nose a's'fohs o. sghing np al The ,,fn- OF .
completion Of the wptks. that ,hav e,,. ~.
d ate ~ lers for r,pe. fixture. Ac a,h.r~
many would be sieyed beyond tina, i'm.
"orid be ifopossl bic e supply oil snrl,e.t,
upon sh y notice C. HIKRIGK a. 81
july 8 1898
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Notice

w aavs n store one rnre.ling Machine.
" III r. ed A. III !, Fairfield" tnot called
ior within thirty DAYS, it VIII he sold to pay
charges. CONNAB BILE, sMYrH & co
keokuk, July 81 1853. dl.a
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u 2. WOODWARD ( co have on hand q
barrels q tbs irt'cie on Consignment. which
they are anxious to dispose Of al los tigares.
August d 1859.
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Board Wanted.

private family by a gentleman and " r.
L Apply al this oflce.
August 81, 1888.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-10
BY Authority.

Senator Brown affirms that Secretary Davis,
in arecent speech in Mississippi, admitted the
appointment Of Reeder to have been mistake,
and minated clearly that it would be speed
lily corrected by the appointment of his sue
cessor. Tho convention gave emphatic testi-
mony that it thought Roeder's an appointment
not at to have been made by loudly ap-
plauding the Secretary's intimation that he
would be speedily removed"
This concession appeases Senator Brown,
who says that "if the President removes
Recdcr, win freely forget his appointment"
In tho meantime Reeder returns to Kansas,
where he reigns over everybody except String
fellow, nor is it probable that he win reply to
the Inquiries Of the administration into his
land bargains, until after the Mississippi cleo
tons. The promise to remove Reeder has
been made by authority. Let us see whether
it win be complied with.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-10

ArroRsEr GESERAL's 0YucK.--Har6oY Inn
proUeDents--l, The banks and shores Of naviga-
BILE waters, whether sea, lake, or river, In any Of
the States belong either 70 the State or to indiyd
uals, as the case may be, and not TO the United
States.
2. When, by act Of Congress, a pier or break
water Is constructed for the Improvement of har-
Dor, no right TO the land which Il Is constructed
TO the United States by that fact Alone and
without purchase and cession from the State.
3. II, in consequence OF any such construction,
land is made by acccetion, such accietion belongs
to the owner Of the land to which 1t attaches and
not to the United States.
WAR DEPARrMENT.--Deat h.--lntelligence has
been received at the department of the death OF
Lieutenant Samuel T. Shepherd, of the I'd
dragons. He died at Fort Leavenworth, on the
9th ult, of cholera.
NAVY DEPARrnEsT.--The Secretary Of the
Navy will leave Washington to-day for the Red
Sulphur Springs, Virginia where he will remain
for short time. Although his health Is not as
rugged as his friends could desire, 1t Is far from
being as delicate as ii is generally represented to
be. The relaxation he is about taking, at the ur-
gent request Of the President and many of his
friends, It is to be hoped will prove Of permanent
service to him.
During the absence Of Mr. Dobbin, Mr.. Charles
w. Welsh will officiate as the acting Secretary OF
the Navy.
TO be Discontinued We learn that the Secretary
OF the Navy has concluded to discontinue, after
the LIST of August next, the superintendency OF
timber agencies under the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks, he having determined to make change In
the entire system. The local agencies in the State
Of Alabama have already been discontinued.
United States Sloop-of-ca Constellation.-T
following is list Of officers Of the United States
sloop-ofwar Constellation, about to be attached TO
the Mediterranean squadron:
Captain--Charles H. Bell. Observation-Disclosures
Price, VIM. M. Walker, Lardner Gibbon, John P.
Bankhead,. @. N. Fauntleroy. Surgeon--Jobn A.
Lockwood. Assistant Surgeon-Wyatt M. Brown.
Purser--John Johnson. Master-Richard L. Law.
Passed Midshipmen-Edwa 7. Spedden, 0. +.
Stanton, Franklin Shepperd. Midshipmen---Philp
Porcher, r. w. NJ Graham, 7. Mex. Buchanan.
Boatswain - John Burrows Gunner - Eugene
Mack. Carpenter-John Jarvis. Saimaker -
Francis Boom
The officers are ordered to report at Norfolk, on
the 25th of July.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-10
Canvass In Kentucky--The American FEES
tival at Harrodsburg.

The American Festival at Harrodsburg on the
4th, the anniversary Of Sans birthday, was at
tended by an immense crowd Of persons from all
sections Of the State. The number present has
been variously estimated at from 5000 to IL, 000
The crowd, or rather as much Of IL as could get
close enough to the stand to hear, was addressed
in tho forenoon by Hon. John B. Thompson, of
Harrodsburg, and In the afternoon by Roger Han
son, Esq, Of Lexington Their speeches we're
characterized by much ability, abounded in true
American sentiment and were frequently interrupt
ed by the applause Of thousands. The barbecue
was well gotten up, and there was abundance for
all The ladies' were out In great numbers, and
the whole affair passed of pleasantly rcnecting
the highest credit upon tho Americans Of Mercer,
aud giving fresh energy to the friends Of Ameri-
canism In all this section, which demonstrated so
conclusively the fact that the Americans are at
their posts and that Central kentucky win do her
whole duty by rolling up such majority in Au-
gust next, AZ viii cheer the hearts OF Sans" adj
herents throughout the Union. The cause Is on
ward and Kentucky win soon take her stand as the
pioneer Southern State on the principle that Ameri
cans are competent TO manage their own affairs.
After supper, that true man, Col 7. +. Bran
lette, OF Adair, addressed large audience at the
courthouse, In Hsrrodsburg His speech, we are
informed, was just such one as might have been
expected from such sound, patriotic, heightened
gentleman. Kentucky Tribune.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-10

MoSKrsH 0RDrRs SUrrREssKD.-The Ministry OF
Sardinia have suppressed siIty-thrce of the seventy
Monkish orders In the Kingdom, under the law re-
Gently enacted by the Parliament and their reve-
nues are appropriated TO the support Of their infrm
members, and the poor benefces and schools Of
the country. The organ Of the church at Turin
{" The Armonia'') announces that the ministers
and members of Parliament who voted for Il are
accommodated under chap. ri Of the Council Of
Trent, without special Bull, and that they cannot
receive the sacramento Of the church. II is esti-
mated, however, that new note from Rome may
be looked for.--Nepark Adpocafe.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-10
M. BURwBLL, Editor.


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throughout tho Union, and in order 70 promote u
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the proprietors viii hereafter furnish IL at 81 year
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extending, in corresponding ratio, the advance
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