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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
PROCLAMATION. .
William AsaiH, Governor Of tie State Of
OLio

Uhtt 4hCAAtI OOOCfNOT " dGc CtutC W
OHIO.
In pursuance Of an usage, established
and sustained by the usual recommenda-
tions Of the General Assembly, througha
long series Of years, and which usage has
always found a sanction and cheerful ac-
/. quiescence in the hearts Of grateful peo-
pie, I,WILLIAM MEDILL, GOVERN
OR OF THE STATE OF OHIO, do. by
obese presents, appoint and set apart
THURSDAY, tho TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT. to be OBJ
served rs a day Of THANKSGIVING TO
( ALMIGHTY GOD, for the manifold bles-
sings Of the year, which is about to close.
While war, with all its attendant evils.
has been conyulsiDg the nations Of the old
world, and pestience has been performing
It's work of death among portion Of our
own brethren in the South, the people ol
Ohio have been graciously exempted from
the desolating consequences OF either.
The laws Of tho State have been duly re-
spected; the National Union. in all its in
tegrity and force, has been preserved; the
fields Of tho husbandman havo yielded ar
nnususl abundance; and industry in all it,
channels, hsye been appropriately reward
ed.
In view of these evidences Of Divine
goodness. most earnestly recommend that
tho good people Of Ohio suspend and lay
aside all business upon and during tho dag
aforesaid, assemble at their usual places o
worship, and return their heartfelt THANKS
TO ALMIGHTY GoD, the AUTHOR of these
and -AlEother blessings we enjoy. and offe
up their prayers for . continuance Of tn
same.
Given under my hand aud til,
Great Seal ofthe State of Ohio, a
tho City Of Columbus. this twenty
Us. second day of October. A. D. 1855
and in tho eightielh year Of The In
dependence Of the United States.
~ WILLIAM MEDILL.
BY the Governor:
W,,,Y.., ToRyrrr Gooiu ~ State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
a. J. LINCOLN
7harm.n Of Cor. Of Arrangements
LATkR FRoM MEAICn

New ORLE,>s, June p ~ the al.
rival Of the steamer Orizba. We have
dates from Mexico 10 the 10TH. The
goyernm nj troops had been defeated in
several engagements with small bands Of
reyoEuuotl,tS.
Sauts Anna had returned TO ii xIco.
Diego Alvarez defeated the government
troops. near Mecallo, and killed ard
wounded five hundred of them. He wa.
oJon Common fort and Alvarez, who h ID
taken sonora, and were laviting MoreIla
70 JON them.
Communication between San Iosns
PotosI and Mon Grey has been proi ibited.
All the troops which can be- spared
throughout Mexico have been ordered Ia
march to Neuva Leon, to retak- Moot,
rey. General Vol will defend Tamau.
lipas and Maamoros TO the last though be
has only SIX hundred troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

IFThe period Of instruction ut Yves
Point Is hereafter to be extended to five
years, instead Of four. AT this school
the requirements as 70 application and de-
pertinent are more Stringent than is gen.
orally understoo o. The class which has
just graduated, numbered when it enter.
ed. eighty one. but OF that number ONLY
ihir'y-fou were able to retain their ria
ces, the rest dropping of at intervals fol-
sundry failures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

Business for the season is remark
ably brink in our streets In the expec.
tation OF ashort season Of naviga ion upon
the Des Moines this spring, good deal Of
business was delayed as long as possible
but there having been no rise in the river,
OF any importance, transportation Of goods,
etc, up and down, has been un lertaken
by teams, as usual The la.eness Of it's
Z commenceme nt and the increased amount,
IS giving Us long an prosperous season
Of trade from the interior Our streets
are thronged with teams from Monday
morning to Saturday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

SriRlT or ruI RUSSIANS. Rus ian
writing to the Independence Belqs. close
hi communication in he following str aims
We accept the war and challenge which
England has flung to as. Our conf lence
IN events and in the failure i. greater
than you suppose, and if, after the takisg
OF Sebastopol they come to make US prop
osit'ons Of peace which are not worthy /
Russia, we will answer what Genet al
koutousof said TO NJ &c Lauriston. after
the taking Of Moscow, when the French
General wished to enter into negocisiions
But you are joking. 6 neral. the war
has now for US ouly just commenced" z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
For the Gate City
Fourth OF July Celebration.

The Fourth OF July will be &c ebrated
by appropriate exercises and p.-nc din
ncr q; Seminary grove, in oakland. one
mile east of Hamilton, ILL.,
The exercises to commence al 10 ~
clock a y. a genera invitation is here
by extended % al who feel "a inter-
est in celebrating the anniversary of our
Nalon's independence.
I5eAs the dinner is to be a llc.n.c.
persons are requested 70 bring good
supply Of eatables.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
The Glorious Fourth.

The cloftaas alrih, the d - We celebrate
AYd ioui ftrocl9in the freedom OF the fee,
w hen ea9h en- s. III, seci ttte-o-t ete
\ - puff h- we'd AMI sips his sangarec-
Excuse M, Nj. sasghee, no more no n.rel
Ike days Of Ear'y cAiIs.aood they have lied.
They se p ohibited bY law.
1hei .ore 10 nse them rs Il. bred
Bat Whilst tbe hid Of Genus lives,
To corjlre. form, or 70 invent,
A blessed solace she gives,
Which note OF earth car ever report,
She 'erders il 10 every form,
+ Freedoms San or Daughter
As cushlng from the MAJ Foant
he sparkling Nj FIR 4 WATER sipet
For qnatg It's not surpassed S fine In set II
But II yol doubt r. WHY hen pray YOU c al 81
MOORE < HOOPER,
July 3. - Main 81. oefwoet anl 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

or After some preliminary work, ex.
pended during fcw weeks past. in Greet.
ing sbanties, clearing the ground, etc,
tie force upon the Des MONIES road yes
tcrday commenced shoveing earh, in
the neghborhocd Of Sugar Crek Capt
Black IS fast increasing his force and col.
lectlng all the naotfriI for tie most oner
ge'ic prosecution Of tie work Three
cheers for the Des MONIES Railroad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

~. II has been the cause o. some sur
prise that the gentleman claiming the fu
gitive slave 1t Burlington, should have
sworn that the negro presented in court
- not the slave oi his IA her. when he
~as % positive sbcu; his identity before
~ arrest. 1t is darkly Unlimited that the
aeEro was " swapped' between The time
81 arrest and appearance IN Court, If SO.
It certainly is a new and very ingenious
method OF evadirg the Fugitive Law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

Ar h Buckley,
hose Equestrian accomplishments @ntiie him
to be Mercury OF The r,lg.
Tom Osborn.
The great bareback ride; al.o in Aiq ccts 81
lumbiIng and Somefseiing oveI six horee
Nj s D. Baldwin.
II his celebrated acts of balancing aud JugrIery
w,lh Balls, Knives, Rings, &C.
kr W Armstrong,
In hIs elebraled Port'gies tricks, never before
Witnessed ia this county,
together with numerous other artlstes, who's .
names " u BE- found in The programme OF per.
fDtmabce.
The Stud Of Horses,
Is The largest ard most beautiful ard highly
treired ia America.
Accompanying The circus is the celebrated
Brass Band led by
Wm Gbeynisr
The Pavilion viii be found .pacio s-capab,e
81 containing Two Thousand PEI sons with CON
Portable SEATS
The unparalleled appreciation with which the
ab I'VE company has been received IN every clty
and town Which tey have thas lar VISITED, has
induce a proprietor, to spare pans or tx
pese IA proan mig series OF elegant and attTac
tist noveier. superior 10 any offered TO he Pat.
rona1e Of the pubic,
Admission IL Boxes, 80 cents: PIT Is cents,
Child IN under II wears of aga 10 Boxes. halt
price. NJ half pflce 10 PIT.
II Doors open al O'clock r. NJ. Perform.
anee 10 commence al 2
- Evening performance Doors Open al !,
performance 10 commence IA before n
OSCAR w. HYATT, Agent
Jone %. dsl&alt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

The special committee on arrangement Il
met pursuant to notice, and, in order tc
expedite affairs. resolved themselves int,
sub mmittees. as follows
Mossrs Philips and Wilson. 10 procur,
material. ans erect tables, speaker sand
seats, &C.
! Mas.rs. Lsech and Woods, to assist
I the committee Of ladies in obtaining pro
visions, and also % secure water, ice,
lemons, SC.
Messrs. Duke and Nichols To obtain
dishes, knives and forks. table cloths
cups, &c, and see that The provisions are
upon the ground in good time on the
fourth.
The committees request and expect the
efficien. aid Of all persons interested.
All the members Of the different Tenn
perance assc Citations will meet at Temper
anee Hall, on The morning of the fourth,
The Procession will form AID march
{ on Temperance Hall at 10 o'clock,
down Bondeau, down Fourth, down Mum,
up Second to High, out on High TO Sc
vtnth. and up Seventh TO the Grove.
Citizens are requested to join 10 the
procession.
The Declaration will be read by Mr.
Ayres. D. W Kilbourne, Esq, VIII de-
liver an address, aud other addresses may
be expected
The Temperance Associations Of War
saw, Churchville and Monlebello are ex-
pected to unite with our oilizens in celc
bfaiing the fourth.
We understand arrangements have been
made on liberal scale Tor right good
time.
:" Buena Vista" will be Marshall Of the
Day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

yThe Chicago EUangeia. congre-
eatlonal paper. has been united With the
New York Euangelist, which paper IS
hereafter to have a loo Il editor at Chicago
to look after the interests Of that deuomi
nation in the Northwest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
EE- The Guards leave Tonight. on

D1- The Guards leave tonight. ON the
Sparhawk. Tor Quincy. They will be re-
ceived there tomorrow morning at o.
clock. by the military. inclu ling the
Quincy Cadets. The Blues give din
ner to the Guards at the Quincy House
and 10 the evening Ball at Kendall !
Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

BFhs OHIO and Mississippi Rail.
road WAS opened to Vincennes on Satur.
day. Business q the road commences to-
day. We believe the slma required TO
pass bstwesa = toas srd rinsinnsd i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

~ The Illinois State Fair is 10 be
Aeld At Chicago on the 9th. 10Th, 18th
and I2th Of October nsxt. The address
u be delivered on Thursday. 18th, y
~. Dsvid 4. 6aker. q Madison
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
Alcxandcr's PelasniCus.
Tao Great American Hair Tonic

Az HAT IS more desired by the Young than he
w iaXnriapf lock. oil you and beauty? What
IS more Dreaded by the mrtld'e-aeed than IRA y
hairs? Who 'hst Is old but wouli avert hlld.
ness? which eau all be accomplished by using
Alexander's Pelamlcis; 50 universally aeknowi-
edged to be The most superior article for bean,i.
tying the Hair, and which Is equally efIic &C ,ous
Ia preserving It's natural health.
FSl Sale at 8 Man STREET. by
]. d. MiNCHELL & CO.
June %. dtT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
GAS FIXTURES.

dh undersigned are prepared 10 receive or
dors for tilifg up Stores Offices and dwell
ing houses, with pIpe ani fixtures for rs
promptly eNrcllnG the same, a1d guaranteeing
all their work ~ b. gas tight
Az persons destroas of usiug gas, that hare
no. hecn called upon, are requ stcd 10 ~are their
address with ns through the Post Office.
ORDERS cxecuted IN the Succession m which
they received
luly Z. SC0FIELD s. BROTHER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
no THE CITIZENS ofKEoKUK

III ANiNG htere ed with Us the Messrs SEQ.
L iiolds IN he Gas Fitting Business. we would
assure the public that Il orders gwen to Them
vi be executed IN neat and wo kman-like
manner, and that hey rely upou The worl
done by ihnm, hetttg OF the very hes. material
A II VIII be hui short time before the pa<
WA be intr odnced. We would recommend Ia
those tcslrous % hghtlBg no al the time Of the
completion Of the works, that they give tmrne.
d ate rlers for ripe, fixtures &c Otherwise
many would be Delayed beyond that time. as il
would b. impossible to supply all applications
upon shot notice. &. HERRICK &CO.
July 3, 1890 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

sD-Onr friends up at Wnterset insi.
ted Mrs. Boomer 10 deliver their Fourth
Of July Grafton this year. The distance
OF stage travel. however, peyented her ac-
eedlng TO the request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
y. J. JEWELL. w DOLBY.
JEWELL / DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, GIa-
Zicrs and Giiders.
/. DOLBY

Ship on tie corner Of Second Il johnson
Streets, opposite The 81. Charies.
MOULD respectfully announce to the CHI
~ zens Of keoknk, that they have formed !.
coparintrship, May 5ti,, 1855 Tor the purpos.
81 carrying on the above business in all IL
branches. They are ready at al times to IN
drs'akc work in their line, which they p.edc.
themselves shall be executed with punciaali,s
and IN style equal to the best, and on as rea
So abe .erms as any others in the r;y.
N. b. Particular attention raid TO PArEi
HANGING, which they will do with nes ness an
dispatch also old sash rrglazed,
Nav 81, 1855 .i3ms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
Fourth Of July.

I'HERE MI br a oltLtos Parry, on The
L Fonrh Of laly, Al LYON iiorsi, on the
Plank Rad hte niles from keosuk. TIE sc.
conmodajlous VIII be ihe best tie country car
al ri Al parsons desiring to pass a pleasant
evening N the coahtry are invited 10 CONC.
ulY ;, ). DIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
THE IOWA LIQUOR LAW.


THE IOWA LIQUOR LAW.
We give below beicf sbstract OF thu
provisions Of this law, which touch upor
the rights and duties Of private citizens
Read. learn. and obey
Section FIRST prohibits The manufacture
or sale OF any Intoxicating liqrors, or the
keeping Of the same with intent to sell in
his State, any such liquors, with the yes
sells containing the same and are declared a
nuisance, and are to be forfeited Ale,
porter. lager beer, cider and ali wines
are included among intoxicating liquors.
But the act does nos forbid 'pAe making
Of cider from apples, OF wine from grapes,
currsnts or other fruits grown or gather
ed by the manufacturer, and such cider
or wine (if made in the State may be
sold BY the maker thereof in quantities of
FIRE gallons. il sold and all taken away Of
one time.
Section second allows the sale, by the
importer. of ''foreign intosic ating liquor.
imported in accordance with the laws of
the United S ates. If sold in the "oligjnai
cases or packages and 10 quantities not
less than those required by the laws of
the United States. Liquors ale also
allowed TO be manufactured in this
State for mechanical or medicinal purpo.
ses, If sold in accordance with this act.
Section third requires the County Judge
to appoint not more than two agents in
each county for the purchase and saleof hq
uors for "medicinal mechanical and sacra-
mental purposes only The Judge may
remove such agents at pleasure, but. un
less removed, they hold for one year.
Section fourth relates to the bond Of the
agents.
Sections five, six, and seven prescribe
the penalties for manufacturing, selling,
or keeping for sale any intoxicating IL
quors, contrary TO this act
Section eight declares any building, IN
which the unlawful manufacture or sale
Of liquor is carried on, nuisance, which
may be abatei.
Sections nine. ten and eleven, prescribe
the duties Of officers, course Of proceed.
ings. &c.
Section twelve authorizes any peace Of
fcer, without warrant, TO arrest any IN
toxicated person, who, upon being found
guilty, shall be fined ten dollars and
costs, and imprisoned in the County lail
thirty days-a penalty which the msgis-
trate can remit.
Sections thirteen and fourteen relate to
indictmen or informal ons,' and fees
OF eficers.
Section fifteen holds all payments or
compensation for liquor. unlawfully sold.
10 be in violation Of law. and requires the
receiver to refund on demand to the per.
son Who made the payment. 1t also
makes null and void all sales, mortgages,
and securities of every kind, which, either
in hoe or in part. shall have been made
for or on account Of intoxicating liquors
unlawfully sod. saving, however. nepolla.
bic paper in the hands OF bona f5e ho'd-
ers, without, notice.
Tho remaining sections relate to the
purchase OF liquor by the County Judge,
and :ae vote of the people on the law
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

ENThc Hamkeyc says the contract has
been let to build The Railroad from Bur
lington 10 Mt Pleasant and have It all
completed in running order by tie Isl Of
January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

II Gov. Reeder and enc Of the String
fellows had personal rencont,r at West
por, few days since, in which it IS sac
that the former came out second best
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
-
NOTICE TO sIOCKIfOLDFEN.

Office Keokuk and Fl les Moi, es n. r CO
June %. 1883.
THE Stockholders Of the aKeoknk For, ~
i MONIES a. Minnesota Railroad f.onr..l
are hereby noiifed that call Of ten per cen4. T.
the capital stock of said Company has this Il
bfen made by the Boyd of Directors. n.ys1
70 VIM @. Graham. Treasurer, at the of6rell
fhe Company in Keohnk. Oh or before Tueadi]
me 5ist july newt. Shareholders Who have ~
previous calls Of ore and iwa per cent. will
credited with the same on this insta!lmebt. n
by order Of The Board
huCH T. REID, Preside
2, +. CoEH. Secretary.
!unf 20. 1898 dkwtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
From tie New Orleans Della Inr,r ~
Important from Mexico Comonfort
Victorious.

BY private letter received from The
CITY Of Mexico, dated June 5. we learn
that o.: Il 29lh ult. The advance Of Pres
dent Santa Anna's army numbering about
1000 men. made It's appearance before
the city of Aiio Gen. Comonfort's head
quarters. The later general immediately
ordered sorle from the garrison, and
his soldiers rushing forth with the light
OF battle IN their faces. )" suddenly fell up
on the imperial army, after a short but
desperate battle. totally routed and pu.
the enemy to fight. his forced the On.
tire army of II. 5. II to retire TO Morella,
where, al latest accounts, he was waiting
good opportunity 10 return to the caplol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

Er The Northern Cross road is opened
from Quincy to Augusta to day. Fare
between those points. ST. SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

Az They are to have grand oxhiti.
ton Of Fireworks at Galena on the 4sh. -
The most extensive, the Adrerfissr says.
ever exhibited in the West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

ID New Wheat made its appearance
in the St. Louis market on Wednesday Of
last week. and sold for 81 psr bushtl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
Election Of Plank Road Directors.

| \ consequence Of The failure to meet and elect
4 DIRECTORS oi the k+okuk and DssmoIues Val
ley Piauk Road Comp ny al the time Of the an
nuai meeting IN Jnne last. hereby give rublic
rcilce that meeting OF the stock holders of saiA
Company viii be held for that purpose on the
@siA Of Ialy A H. Is IS at three O'Clock P. NJ
ia the City Hail In Krokul. Iowa.
SAN'L r. MILLER
JAY B. 1853. david
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

EF Hon. Alvah Hunt, of n. Y. Hen.
ny 0 Kelley and JUICE Mckay, are IN
town at present on business pertaining 10
TO the Des Moines improvement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
NFw loRh. June %

INV ohh, June I'd
The Paris correspondent OF The CONNER.
ctai ~7dpertaser says the case against Horace
Greeley has not been finally settled, 10 al
low time for obtaining evidence from New
York
At tho recent sale IN London Of the very
choice library Of Mr. Baker. the Afhene
nm says the chef loi was first edition
Of Shakespeare, described as the only copy
known with the two leaves which were
cancelled in As You Like l.. This frs,
lot brought Ella $4,000 al which price
1t was secnrnd, hike 70 Jnany Others oil our
lest things, for mericr. =
4 PFiIsslEn AND RAeLAN.-Some Of the
London letter writer's pr, dict that il will
be extremity difficult for Lord Raglan
and General Pehssier TO get along nar-
mon'ously. The latter is cool, calm aud
cautious, and rarely acts without thinking
twice. " hile the former is bold and impul
slve. brave rs a hon. but sometimes hot
and hasiy. One account states that iii
the recent movement which was SO sue
cessfni, he never FIR moment COZ suited
Lord Raglan, while another states hat be
ordered the telegraph wires TO be cut. with
the object Of preventing The receipt Of in
structlons from Paris. Ii is also reported
that soon alter his nomination 10 the chief
con mand. he received from The Tuileti s.
tcleeraphIc dispatch on the cosduci oil
the war, and that he at once replied: = II
is impossible that yoo, al Paris, can Judge
OF things so well as l my responsibility
and the interest Of the soldiers and oil nv
own military reputation. M axe me feel i,
duty 10 declare that ! shall throw nr
my command il have not carte Nanehs
Therefore. will you allow me to do what
think proper - And the Cabinet ia re-.
portsd TO have repliej 80 Do - you thinl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
Pork and Beans

have Ttercs pickel~d pork well cured, also
l. a few an 'h.ls white ans n &C fnbauv.
70: sale cheap. ". &. FUNkHOU5ER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

Er he National Convention Of the
Know Nothing, is TO be he'd AT Pbiladel.
phia on the 22nd Of February next. The
representation is 10 be. one from each
congressional district and two at large
from each State o ~ elected ~ tie State
councils.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03

" Fourteen boats are advertised TO
form regular daily mail line between
New Orleans and Giro. in connection
with the Central R.ilro,d, to commence
tier trips on the lst # Angn.l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
NJ r notice with much pleasure The extensive
W preparations winch re being made by al
cIarses FOR celebrating our
GREAT ANNIVERSARY
The GUARDS are going 10 Qlney, and are
bound To make Favorable Impression The Ar
tlicTy Is 10 be out and lii by their perfect dis
cipine and beautiful uniform, astonish all who
have not had the pleasure Of seeiug them before
Fhe vari ns Sunday schools are 10 90 Picnic
ing There ARE several other parties proposed,
OF more private character, all OF which we
hope may have a good time
CRlTTENDEN has exh bited frs patriotism
by 'mportluga lot of fine Boots and Shoes for the
occasion.
~" Ills Store IS on the corner of Fifth and
Mas S reefs
June 81 1855 d7t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
Female Life among the aTormons
Life In California;:

\ narrative Of many years personal pxperienc
~ the "lie OF Mormon Elder recently ifo
Utah