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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-03
ALWAYS ON HAND!
Fleming & Darts,

"OULD beg leave 10 inform the II
w citizens Of Lincoln county, that "a
we ase still on hand and ready to do all fys
kinds of work in our line. both for Ladies >
or Gentlemen. in the most Fashion III
abie Style, and at short notice, and LIZ
ON the most reasonable terms. Give Us trial,
We are thankful for your very liberal patron
age heretofore extended and solicit a confirm
ance of the same. FLEMING & DAVIS.
April 5, 1S55--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-03

-
le@l2; Crushed loo 121s; Powdered 100 12S
Grain--Wheat, per bush $l@l 90; rye
81; Corn Yellow, per bush 81 9l 10; whi'e
81 1O@1 20; Oats, clean, 6o@lOc.
Vinegar-Cider per barrel, So.
Tallow--Rendered per ID &c.
I Wool--Common and 18th, per b 2o@2oc
I Leather--Sole, oak tanned. per 1b, Z4ta Zoc
Skirting 25@2S; Hemlock sole 25@26; Har-
ness 22@25e; Upper 2o@25e.
New York. N. We
Cotton finn -. Flour advanced 12sc--saies
of good Ohioa at SO 3l@1O 62;southern sold
at miO 62@1O 81 Wheat unchanged. -.
Corn trifie iower--l3 ,oV0 hushels mixed sold
Mt 81 lIm1sl2... Pork firm, but transac-
tions small-lOo0bbls old mess sold at SlG3;
new sl7 37@l7 5O... Beef. unchanged. -.
Lard dull and declining. ..Ohio Whisky 81
Money plenty.
Cincinnati. Ohio
Flour dull at 50 6o@9 TO-. Whisky S3c
-. Pre- visions dull-small sales of Bacon
sides at Sc, packed; 500 pieces bulk hams at
Sc, loose :. Business generally very dull
No change in other articles,
Chattanooga, Tesn--
Bacon-A sale of 10000 pounds, hog round,
at 83c. including lard of same; 10000 do at
s1@SA; 5000 do 81; 3,00o do &c; city
cured 1Oc. .Corn--2o0 bushels at 81 20 y
bushel, with upward tendency. Flour--225
barrels sold at So 20, in store held at S.
$50 sacks shipped -. Lard--A sale with Va
con at SIC. =. .Wheat-Nothing doing, worth
ST 60@1 TO-
Macon, Ga--
Transactions for the past week heavy, with
stocks bacon, lard, and flour, and all kinds Of
produce light with fair demand
Bacon--Hog round 93@ 10: clear sides 100
lO}; ribbed sides 934@10; shoulders os@9;
choice hams 100 Gle.
JLgd--Stock light, 10!@
Feathers dull, 81 @4Oc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-03
CHR Nnrksts --Iatrst Dntfs

reported expressly for the Fayetteville Observer
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, April 20. 1888.
Mr. ~ O. Wallace:
DEAR SrR.-Since my last review OF this
mar. eft prices have advanced, and much ex-
citement has prevailed. The tendency IS up
ward in all articles of food for man and beast
and truly the "face of the poor is run oE
ground" by the exorbitant rates OF hVing-
BGeon. hog round, Io14 @loKc, with light
stocks and upward tendency IN pr'ces-hams'
11@l2c-Sides 1l@11Hc, and very scarce-
Shoulders. 9@9la-Jowls. 611a @oc.
Lard. I1@12c.
Corn. 81 30@1 IS.
Meal 81 3O@1 So 2 bushei.
Oats, 80@90c.
Wheat. 81 1892 90.
Flour. slO@13 p Dbl; same in sacks.
Feathers, 35@37hac.
Bate,, 25@30c, and scarce. 9At2
Eqqs, 15@18c-
No change in other goods.
Yours truly, .re,px
j. A. ANSLEI,
cornr,;ss;on and Produce Merchant
Nashville, Tenn
The river during the entire week has been
-, rocedinp. and at this time there re-
$50 on tbs Shoals about 43 inches water.
rn.,on--Tbe cotton market has been active,
tho small stock offering being taken INTO con-
SHERATON. Prices are firm, and hoioefs are
ra,ber disposed' to await further adyances.-
~ La s.lss IF the week sum up about fOo oaies
az The r cross receipts since the LIST September
l,s. 20 date amount to 26.265 bales, ana tne
..ock on hand is something over ooV oaies
1 Tba receints are about 500 week.
Tohacoo--The Tobacco market mas oeen
hr;st- and prices better than usual. Inc SAFER
aroonnt to SIS hhds at $5@S ~.
a''i Ern,,r..Tbe stock continues limited, and
r;o0O b;oh. Sales at $1O@11 p Dbl.
r Corn-FMarket we'll supplied, but no aoasec
~ snt in nrices. We quote at 81 lo@l ~ 9
bu Mea;-1, demand at s1@l 10 p bushel;
Racon il gradually creeping up-saies tni'
- of hams at &c; shoulders IA Sec' sioe'
iss @9c; hoground SIS. ~. ro.a;,v at GOA
Rntter--Is scarce, and sells reaoly a. NOS
Csc, wholesale;
La Az in demand. There are orders II
a. s;,y from the South to be filled, ana or's 81
competition has put up the price to o11a @''
uo Wb;skv--Has dropped down ahgure. yin
c;nnati is now selling at 33@5oc; Nasn'i''' :
Groceries-The trade since our last wse n
renort has been less active. ougar n nss
r sp nc, under advices from New oa,sa nd
s SSIes - scarce. and New Orleans command
TsaIbersSLive geese 2b@3oc-
III Reeswax-Yellow ID 2oc. 9 AZ,
Cordles--Mould Tallow lac; sperm 7o'
42c; Star 23@24c. - western Re
Cbeese-Durham Farm lac; western A''
serve lO@12c. ,AMl5c: R
J MoIasses--New Orleans SS@o SOC -. pug
Honse s5c; Golden Syrup 65@aoc Q g gao
Proy;sions--Beef6 @7c.. =. butter 1o'S .
Tr;sh Potatoes p bushel. So
Rice--Carolina. Fresh, per 10 pc GIG
L. Salt--Barrel per bush. Soe' nh0 'AsN'
:" b.e sa@2M; coarse $1A@2, 4o,<. M,
; '' Ss.sesds-Ciover s61k; Millet SzH' lln
! tbr 3iS: Herds Grass 81 so per pnsael,
u Suear-New Orleans per ool o 9. ~ ~
hid 6aeK; HAVANA white sh @s;Aoa''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-03
NEW SPRING And SUMNER

THE undersigned is now receiv-
: ing and opening at his Store, on -
the west side Of the Square in Fay Aa
etteville, his extensive stock Of New Spring
ri nd summer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12
Later from California.

New ORLEANS, June 6.-The steamer
Prome'heus has arrived ut this port with
California dates 10 the 10th.
Mining news reported favorable and
shipments of specie we're large.
Rolton and Barrows clai., had been
satisfactorily arranged BY the Commission
ers.
The law prohibiting gambling had been
very generally observed.
The town Of Auburn had been destroy.
ed by FIRE.
Al Placcrrille and several other towns
the Know Nothings had been .sInl
Advioes from the I,tnmns state that Col
Walker had arrived at Nicaragua and ia
ken the town of Regos. Great excite.
ment prevailed there.
The Know No hing Council of Louisi
ara has repuditted the Catholic test
CLEVELAND, July THE propeller
w. Brooks, hence for Ogdensourg, flew
up near Ashtabula yesterday Two en-
gineers were badly scAlded --one probably
fatally. Two OF the deck hands Jumped
overheard and were drowned. No pas
sengers injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12
From New York.
New YORK, ],

NEW ORR, July Z.
We have dates from Matanzas TO June
29th. The health of that place is very
fine, and prospects OF The growing crops
favorable.
Sugar and molasses scarce and held at
high raes. Business generally dull.
A further hearing was had this A. NJ
before Judge Birdsall, in the case OF Smith
charged with selling l'qnor contrary to
the Liquor Law The points decided
were that the 4th sociion making the sale
OF liquors misdemeanor is constitutional
and that The law does not reach imported
liquors. The proof that the liquor is do
mestic lies with the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

~ The subject has b-en preached in
influential quarters in Eogland and France.
Of forming : new kingdom out OF the
Danubian Principali,ies. 1t is thought
that BY erecting Wsllachia and Moldavia
into an Independent State, and thus Civ.
ing them direct and powerful interest
IN opposing the extension Of Russian
power and influence in the direc,i, Of
~ Porte. more effrctual barrier will
b interposed than they afford a, present
and though Turkey would part with por-
ton Of her authority. it will serve to pro
sect more securely The remaining erriory,
which comprises, as it may be sud all
h.r actual dominions, for these territorie.
now only confess nominal allegiance
which is oommued in money, and the
country 10 not Turkish in respect of any
national sentiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12
HINTS TO MARRIED MES.-Scatierprass

HINTS TO MARRIED MES.-Scailerprass
says that If he stays out late a, night, and
wishes to avoid scolding. or .cmrtain
lecture" from Mrs. S. he generally wal
until the wee sma' hour ayont the twal'
when The anger Of his letter half subsidies
into fears for his personal safely. H.
goes out on business" with pr o,nise ,o
be at home at Line. Halt past nine, Mrs.
S. uneasy ten. aggravated; half past ten.
positively enraged, ind rehearees to her
self an address FOR Scatergrass's especial
ed fiost'on. filled with cutting reproachts
eleven, vague uneasiness, accompanied | v
an ind' finite fear that something must
have happened !" half-past eleven. ner.
vous appr' hension--,ears take the place
OF the whitening glance twelve O'Clock
une ndurable suspense-if she only knew
the worst one O'Clock, completely worked
up. and about t. 60 in search Of him
when Scatt' rgTass arrives. She throw
herself $50 ne says) into his arms, over
Joyed 10 see him, as she was $50 afraid
that some accident must have happened 10
him."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

lNpErENnEscI. July THE Kansas
Legislature met on the ed inst. Thomas
Johnson, of the Methodist Mission. was
elected President of the Council and
Richard R. Reese, President pro. tenn. j.
A. Holderman was elected Secretary. Mr.
Glover, Assistant Secretary DR.. j. s.
S'ringfellow. Speaker of the House Mr.
Lie. Clerk. and Mr.. Morton, Assistant
Clerk. Al tie members were admitted
to their seats with The certificate of the
Governor. The contested elections will
be tired next week. The Legislature
will adj ourn to the Methodist Mission to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

hh undefs'gnei are prepared 10 receive or :
aers for ME up stores, Offices aud dwell.
ing houses, with pipe and fixtures for ras-
promptly exec1iing the same, AID guaranteeing
all their work to b. eas tight,
All persons DESTROYS OF using gas, that have
ho' been called upon, are reqn st,d 10 cave their
al ress with Us through the Post Office.
Orders executsd in the succession in which
they are received.
July 3. SCOFIELD BROTHER
A LII thenew summer styles ofGent's soft drss .
- Hats as worn IN New York jpst received and
for sale cheap at SHELDON'S.
Call and look al them 81 Mainstreet
Nav 81 1850
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A Model DUN

| An Editor s'out West" thus talks TO hi.
non pa,inr Subscribers and patrons
Friends, Patrons. Subscribers, cna
Advertisers
ar us for our debts, and get ready
To paw trust US, We are in need. and
have regard for our need, for you have
been long trusted acknowledge your in
debtedness, and dive into your pockets,
that you may promptly 70 k over. ii
there he Y among you, one nele pa ron
that mt owe US something. then we y
TO him--sep aside, consider yourself a
gentleman. II the rest wish TO know why
we dun this is our answer N It that we
care abou, cash ourselves, but our credl-
tors do
Would you rather that we go TO JAIL
and you go Tree. than pay your dcbs,
and we all keep movingi AS we ar ell,
we have worked for you; As we contract
ed, We have furnished our paper 10 you !;
as we promised, we have waited upon
you !. but as you don't pay we dun GU
Here are agreements for b w,rk /; con-
tracts for subscription promises for long
credit and drns for deferred payment.
Who is there so mean that he don't tab
paper 2lf nny. he needn't speak we
don't mean him. Who is there so green
that be don't advertise p lf any lei him
slde-he amt the chap Ell her. Who IS
there 50 I'D that he d nj pay The rlnter2
If any. let him shout he's the man
were alter. His name is Legion aud he's
been owing us for one, Two. three, four,
FIVE. SIX, seven and eight y,ars-lonR
enough to make US poor. an himself rich
at our expense Ii the above appeal to
his conscience doesn't awake hum to sense
of justice, We shall have to Try the law,
and see hat virtue there Is in wis and
conslables"
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TO the PUBLIC.

IN and after the let OF August | shall strictly
" adhere I" tho Cash system, regardless OF
pass books or persons, MY only apology for
this course j. that | AN tired OF feeding those
thatwill not pay; and { rther that tho cash sys-
TEN will ensble me to buy cheaper and sell
cheaper than these who buy on time and sell on
time. To those who have literally patron
ized and paid me, return my thanks, and ask
their continued favors, promising those that bly,
for cash. goods q lower rates than 1t any time
houses. Those who have fed thsir families fol
the last six and twelve months on my goods ,shd
paid me- nothing, ssk 10 esil aRd pay, Or kesF
sWay. lsepee,aailyf -
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HONE IV>UxAyCE

THE Iowa STATE Insurance COMPANY, o.
i ksoKuk having inly gantzei according
10 the Articles OF Incorporation, and having re
ceived application, for Insurance and 'seen pre-.
mum ties Oh property amounting TO 500 900,
IS now prepared 10 Issue Policies, on the safer
class OF risks, f3r three wears on the MUTUAL
pan, AID of enc year and shorter periods for 4
cash premium.
Officers EIectcdf,r the ensuing Year.
DIRECTORS.
G II Perry, John McCuAe, Ell Hlrrson,
J Rankin, q Il Smfti, f r Ford.
4 Creei, s ) Billings, Nn Turner,
C CARRIER, T Wirksis am,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
E n h rrlson, Z y rher John McCune,
" Hnkin, G Is Sm,th.
n pEKRY, Pres J w RA SKix, v ctPres't.
W rUssER Sec'y. II H4nsisoS, Tseas'r.
Office in Concert Hal building. % story.
July 4lh, 1855. d2m. lyw.
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The Liquor bill WAS paesed by the House
yesterday by vote of 2l3 to so.
Resolutions were also pas ed declaring
1t the duty Of Congress TO prohibit slave
ry in the territories; repudiaiing the in
reference with the Missouri Compromise;
demanding its restoration and asserting
non submission 10 the introduction OF sla
very into Kansas and determination 10
use all constitutional efforts to prevent
further aggression Of the slave power
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

@ The officers OF the United States
steamer Powhattan report that great
change had already taken place among
the japanese. They appear TO be desir
Gus OF intercourse with foreigners, and are
more soclabie and aifabIe than they were
on tho previous visit ofthe steamer. The
officers bought some beautiful lackered
porcelain ware. No restrictions wers
placed upon their intercourse with their
people on shore: and they cay it was !
common thing oase o6cers sitting about
IN ~ houses. sufroandsd b. the family.
and spesEisised By aeoonpiishsd young
l'21ies aing sad playisg e - -. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

To The LADIES OF THE NJ f. CHrRcH:
Your very faerlng invitation o he keokgk
Guards to attend the Entertainment this eve ing
Tor the benefit OF Chatham Square Church, hA,
lus' been eceivea.
We appreciate very highly the compliment,
coming il does from the Ladies, aud feet
prou of their smiles upon our exer'ions 10 sus
tain Military organization creditab|e 10 The
clty an ourselves knowing as We we'll DO ha'
10 what ever the Lad ca lend their support mast
prosper, We VIII be vety happy TO be with you
this evening. Very respectful &c,
r. II TIL SrON. c pint. .
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BALTIMORE, july 7

Rio Grande dates 10 the 23d cor firm
the reported su cesses of the revolution
lists. The whole Mexican frontier, with
the exception Of three towns, was in their
possession. A large number of Ameri-
cans are amorg the revolutiorists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12
TThe Know Nothing party Of Ma.

RThe Know Nothing party Of Mas.
sachusetts are re organizing on a new ba-
AS Of hostility to Slavery. Their meetings
are TO be secret, though no password viii
be required. No fee, bu, only The signi.
ture OF the person, is requisite to establish
membership. Part OF the old orranza.
ton still remains, and they adhere to the
platform ofthe Philadelphia National Con.
vention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

A Ii Gentlemen who are in want Of any,
II kind Of Summer II are requested ~
10 call and ret one a. "The ( nnorium Of Fab
son.' fresh io' of new Summer STYLES INST
received. for sale cheap S raw Gcols of an
kinds, L.gh9rn, Pedals, pananas, Palm Leaf.
hc &C /, in gteit ely
For sale cheap al A. c SHIELD oN's.
ga. Main Street
Call ard look at them and secure soua ice
summer hat.
July -. 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

- The short crops Of las. year and
dillnishsd production Of gold. checked
d inpsrtasieo Of foreign merchandise
vsy esaGdsrably. The amount Of i'm.
1sb Into New York for the fiscal wear
- - aosh 'ul.imo i. sas, 47i.l
- - - amount for tn. previous
-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

~ A recent experiment. shows that
ecnee can be raised in this country. A
eenosmen on Long Island planted some
~ the drv berries of old Java this snr;no
Ind The crop is now nearly ready 10
nntknr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12
WANTED,

4 CLERK thoroughly yersed in the Drug bu.
"A slness. An interest in paying Drug busi.
ness would be disposed OF to one having some
means aud qualified TO assist in managing tbs
establishment. K .quire At REYNOLDS Drul
Store. M-chanics' Block.
Ksehuk, July 8, 1853. Diff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

l. hNiNI interested with Us thu Messrs SEQ
Il heIds IN N" Gas Fitting Business, we would
assure the public that al orders given 10 them
VIII be executed in neat and wo kman like
manner, aud that they can rely upon the work
done by hem. as being OF the very bes: material
AS II VIII be bat short time before the gas
will be int otuced, We would recommend 10
those desirons OF Lighting M al the time of the
completion Of the works. That they give imme-
d'ate oFiers Tor Ilpe, hxinres, &c. otherw
many would be delayed beyond that time, as IL
wonid b. Impossible to supply all applications
upon sh' II notice. 6. HERRTCK eco.
July 3, lSa5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12

DR.. J. K. hickey, Surgeon Dentist
Having returned from the East, will
W6 be happy to wait on his friends
i411YD Having large stoek Of Teeth. from
the best manufactures. can please
the most fastidious. Teeth mounted on either
gold or patira. his new improved method
which Is now being used by the best Dentists
lie is also prepared to cunt Block Teeth, or
Continuous Gums, on gold or p's'ina; uA<n on
the iastey, at lower price amounting TO the diff
irrnca in cost Of material; full sets on gold for
800. on PLaTrnA Tor 500; all work warranted.
Once Youth side OF B.ondeau, between 81 and
4th streets, keokuk. march27 dly
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WILL sell for cash at snail advance on
1 cost al eastern work now on hand 10 make
room Tor very large aud superior supply this
tall ,onnfry people (who a'ways pay easily
VIII consult 'h-,r own in'ere by calling at the
Boot and Shoe Emporium.
Sign Mammoth Boot, Keokuk Iowa
S. A. DUKE.
July Re, TEAS. dwIm
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KEoaug, July 10, 1855.

hEUAtEJ July II, 800.
CAPT HusI ~
SIR: The Ladies Of the NJ F. Church re
specially tender through YOU an invitation 10
the keokuk Guards 10 be pr,sA at an enter
tiinu ent Tor the benefit Of The Chatham Square
Church, to be held at Concert Hall tals even
ing Respectfully yours,
THE LADIES
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JoHN Buaks.
Executors Sale.

N U ice IS hereby gwen te all concern "A that
4'hy vr'ne of authority vested N me, as exec.
'lor OF M estate Of Fullerton + McWilii ms
BY an order Of the County Court Of Lee County
shall, on ihe 81 day of July next between
the no RS oi o O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ
SAID day, at The corner Of Main and Second
stress, keoauk, in front Of Charles Parsons
Banking House, sci TO the highes' bidder, for
cash IN had. Lit Sven n IN Block sixty one
(6i1 ofthe city Of Keoknk Iowa
SAM F MILLER,
Ex'r OF the Estate of Fullerton +. McWillams
June 2lth, 1850. july g. did
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e. A meeting Of the radical A Abolition.

/. r A meeting Of the radical Abolition
lists was held At Syracu'e, N Y. the last
wsek ia June. Gerrit Smith was present,
aad. - usual, took an active part in the
proceedings bu, il is eviden, that his in
Ausnoe Is on the wane, compared with the
respect formerly paid to him. As man
Of liberal and philan,rophio heart, Of spot
hess character and rare ability. he will
never Be without admirers and never fiji
d exerting IN influence oyer every circle
in which he may move. But, placed in
. position where he had so often rebuked
other men for exhibiting lack OF nerve
and unflnching 6rmness, he too fell short
Of what he had required of others and
what was expected Of him. His Con-
gressional career was a decided failure.
Brought into that focus Of social and po-
itical influences which surround a man
On every side. and if he have one weak
point any where are sure to find it. in the
good fellowship and urbanity OF feeling of
the great Radical. Shareholders found
wiIhou, effort and enjoyed without asking
IN immunity in respect of every thing per-
tanning to their habits. primo Piles and in
terests.-which. though it had afTec ed
many man ere his tims and shorn not a
few Of them of their strength. it was pre-
sumsd would possess no power over the
conduct of the most uncompro missing and
thorough Of extreme Abolitionist.. Some,
understanding his character an the ma
turs Of the influences which would sur
round him, pr edicted level of influence
and position below what his principles
and talent seemed to assure him. But
the mass Of men expected the Congress
ional field would widen his influence and
enlarge his reputation. The mass Of men
judged wrong. Gerrit Smith came back
from Congress weaker man in every re-
spect. save in principle. than when he
went there. tie came back with no more
stain upon his character than when he
went. and with principle rs firm and I'M
questioned. But he was found to be dc
foient in that quality which the English cal
plsck,-he lacked that unHiching firnnesi
and unblenching spirit under all the cir.
cumssanccs with which it was possible II
surround him. which he was thought t
possess and he retired from public If
with furnished reputation and weaken
ed influence. And this is why now 10 tn
house OF his friends he holds more ip
noble place than is his wont why other
rise up to an equal position where late h
was peerless, and controvert his position
with degree Of success where latel
there was no lawgiver beside Kim.
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COUNTY AGENT.

n l. MCKINNEY has been appointed Ar.nt
in Lee County, for thr saic Of SrtRrruors
LiouoRs f,r Medicinal, Mechanical, and S ezra
meh'al purposes only.
Call a. No so, sign Of the Colder Mortar,
K,oi nix Iowa
July 81, 1855 div
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We have far sale one Washington Press, plat
IN ISL BY ~; also Medium Pres. Of the same
patent. Neither have received any damage, and
are quifa - good as new, but will be sold at d
dlscosat from the original cost, FOR cash, or on
short time with unqnestlonabe security. They
wiN b delivered about the frs. OF September
: We o6sr for sale, also. alt the Type on which
cur daily and weekly papers are printed. inclu-
ding portion OF the advertising letter, and The
advertising and dash rules This material will
b disposed Of very low, and will be delivered
promptly on the first of September.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-12
Attention. Guards +!

THE GUARDS vii meei at thei- Armorv
L this ., enlng al O'Clock preciseIe, " thou'
arms or 20 iiputnts win white psn*, an
fatigue caps. to attend 10 fetpond 10 tie vbove
ipvi sIon. 1t every member show his gal
lanry By reporting hims~'f promptly al the
hour. K. II HUSTON Captain
Jelly II, 1855.