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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

COLUMBIA FKE insurance Co.. No 20 Bsroayst, eorner}
Coiiesep see.-SEw YORK jay 6, l255 }
nIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors OF TINS
Az Company have this day declared a sEMl-ANNI Al
DIVIDEND Of FIVE PR CENT payable aud after the
18Th inst The transfer boohs WI be clOssd until that ose
JOHN c. BERDH, Secretary.
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EOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH
i HIGHLANDS, OCEAN HOUSE. LLrTLE slL. *
Po.NT OCEAN PORT ard EATOSTOWN-FAllk
~ = CENTs-The Ard izs.drafiea steamer JAMES
christopher. Capt. JohE Borden, VIII ran nun cot ~
Jayst n. r.. follows:
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W - ISAAC 7. SMITH, sscrstsy.
dividend NOTICE.-The seml-onnnal inter .s
IL est falling cue IN this sity he fihsI DAT W
Grrsr mo On the following named securities, VIII Be pa1
On and er hat date he os Of he unaersEnee on pre-
ssniaiion Of the proper ccupers, VI: -..,
THH CLEVELAND. PAIEasyILLE AND A5alAb 2 Ia
RAILROAD COMPANY : MORTGAGE BONDS. P.f CeI.-.
TtIe Quo am INDIANA RAILROAD COMPAEY's
MORTGAGE BONDS, per Cents
TEE BTLLFFOyTsINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD
coMPAEYrs INCOllE BONDS. per Cent?
UISsLoW LAsIEa 4 Co. No. 81 Wsiat
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Gnantidl.

MARINERS SAYINGS INSTITUTION, 3d-ay'
WI Of eth for the benefit q al eae-s' o.
Bank 1ueu asly from A. NJ 20 2. N, al on WLDHho'
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS tom 5 . 3 oel 4
Irssrss on dcro~its az syo ard under SIX PER CENT
ISAAC 7. SMITH. Secretary.
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NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50

Tor CALIFORNIA.-PA $50
i GREAT REDUCTION Of FkRES-New-Yert and Ca
cru Stesraship Line via Nicaragua Accessory Irans Com
ofEcrsss prspnetors-hrough in advance Of The m<
10 shorter thar any other route avoiding ne de,fy
P.7rs fever us Of dangerous boating IN Pensns
ssy Rate. Fare through San Francisco ineadRs 'tnn1
crossing:
kecCDd 4 ID ss'ss'sfs's''
TIE d dcrble.enrfne sts.lship DANIEL WEBSTER.
90 tIrs burden CAPT Turner viii leave pier No Soth
NONDAY Au.rst g. connecting with the ste.shg SIERRA
NEYFpA ,g tan burden is NcJ.gua Transit route,
hsrnz miles Of lard tranfporatisn By car
ase Information a. the reduced rles appy
ony 70 CHARLES MORGAN Agent. No. Sowing groom
LeertsIs male up the Office. STAMPED letters taken for %
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A N1f@f Gl-t4f1( Gnu y II oi'thO 'efAi-@''
~ COMPANY DVIDESD.-The Bead q Directors have
dec sred dividend % FIVE PER CLNT irora hs ne cam
F Of tie Company the JIs Of May last 70 Be pait % the
Stockholders N the main ne ling o. tie books Of the Com
psny the 9Th Of June. ,
PsJent 70 be 10 the Bond Of The Company payable
On the Of Juy 1855 with rttre scu Annually 81 tae rate
OF per per anunm, 10 ns CITY q New fsTk
stockhodes on tho New York looks wi receive thsir iiv
eeTd u the of1ce Of THE OHIO LIFE INSU RANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY. is Eex-Yors aud after he Let Of
Iusust signed. =. ROCKWELL. Secretary.
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DVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors of the
IL MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY, have
this dsy declared dividend OF FIVE PER CENT, from the
esrngs canal for the pest six months the preferred
stock Of PAYABLE and AFTER the Tuesday THE Ith
next a. their Office IL Jersey City snd % dsns IN
and near Phiade pha AZ the ohIse Of L. W CLARK Co
The transfer books Of sai viii be closed from the 18th
instant 70 the 9Th Of Angus. inclusive. l. y. CONDlT
Jensey City ThuIsday. July ls, 1855 Secretary
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Il Tor sISG-SIN,s.--Sfeauer CLIFTON Capt Js.nes
Emerdorf viii ths foot Of Haonst ~ LRf AZ Elt-
NOON o'clock. T. ~. commencing tTUAOAf july %,
al intermediate LANDINGS het1lninE VIII leave
siug Sing $50 A NJ, laLdrg % Amos-It, each way
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LEyox FgEs IysURsNeE Ce.PNY,l
NEwYoEK, Aug l, 1855. .
nIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors have
~ THIS Day declared sFNI-ANSUAL DIVIDEND
Of FIVE ) PER CENT payable AZ the Ofee o. the Com
NAVY No Wal-sf and Tuesday tn Angus, inst
The book will be closed from the 81 % 7th inst
DAVID DRAKE, Secretary.
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DU II + Z \ { = ] / ; =
HENRY AfTKEN Co.
AGENTS OF ~ NEW-JERSEY HNC COMPANY
No les Washi1zt0n-s,- y Y.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
! tnBTEkN STAGE COMPANY.
~, y " = = NJ ISsk kME,T>

Z
ys - NM IN AkRANGEMENTA.
TINE MeutsrH Stage Comp .ny - spec tfnut an
u ss,,nce to the .pablic that 1jaer Coschs'
te&ve Ksokuk Daily. (Sanday exeepted1 foa
kAisisid. Oskaioosa, Fort Drs Noinssa"d Conn
Gil 1lans, passing through Boston, Charleston,
kramrose, Winchester, Birmingham, Ashland,
NDeacy City, Ottumva, Eidyv'ile. oskaioosa
Ptlls, N ,nroe, Apple Grove, 10 Fl Des Moines
From O5kaloosa ('ri.wsskiyl 20 Council Blnffs,
via bsisefcn.an, Knoxville, raasantvill-. lndi-
anola. ST. Charles. Wiasefsett, Iniantown, Sil.
yer Greek, TO Council Bluffs,
Abo from Ottumwa via Bsknshnrg. Abba.
Lagrange, to Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from Ksoknk Daily, wa Warren, Far
m,ugson, Bonararse. Ben,onspoFt, keosauqpa.
Pitssbarg, Troy TO Bloomfield.
Also 10 Fort Dsigs from Fort Des M9incs,
passing through Bo ,nshoro and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the coRsor
and convenience Of passengers
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above plaees
al I O'Clock, A. M.
e. Office on Main Street, second door above
the Laclede House.
II, A. MccHEsNEY, Agent.
June 4. 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28

UNHREE Daily Through Trans, between pL
ladeiphia and Pitisburg, THE MORNIh
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for plttsbur
al ~ A. NJ. and Plttsburg Tor Philadel phia al
J 4. NJ THE FASTLINE leaves Philadelphia
for Plttsburg al p. NJ. and Pittshnrg for PhIa
delphla al r. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philaielph phia fer Pittsbnre a, II
y. NJ, and pittshurg for Philadelphia al 10 r. nj
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM St. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Galena and Chicago, Ills; Frank ford Lexington
and Louisville, ky.; Terre Hautc, Madison, La
tayeite, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Beilefontaine, Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Massillou aud
Wooster, Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and 10 NEw ORLEANS, ST. LoCis, Lou.s-
vfiLF, aud CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either
oil the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills al Tho
different starting points. Passengers from The
West will find this the shortest and most expedi-
tious route TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Yoik
ot Boston
THOS. MOORE,
AGrNr, Passenger l.ires, Philadelphia
]. MESklMEN,
Agent, Passenger LINES, pittsburg.
Feb. l. 1893. ~
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
CHiCiGo AND BURLINGTON
gAES s<s s3l(a s
RAIL ROAD LINEii
(pcoria & Oquawka, cshtral Military
Tract & Chicago, Burlington
&, I,,,rnY Railroads |
& Quincy Railroads,


q Quincy Railroads.
RS now completed, ana Trains lun The cnlie
| distance from CHICAGO to RuRLIAG
TON, Iowa, without change Of ears.
se most direct route tu Chicago, NV YORK,
Boston. Philadelphia, and ali o'her points last.
Dady Trans }esrc darlington Sun
days ereepfed.
1.---DAY ExrRrss, ~ THRouGn :. 80. a, n
Arriving Ii CHicago tue same evening passing
through MoHm ath Galcshurg, Princeton, aad
connecting at MENDOZA with the Illinois Genital
Rail Road TO LoSale, Bloomington, Sp' hgfc'd,
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Galcna ana Dunlciih
---ExrREss THRouGn 4 50, PM
Connecting with illinois Central Rail Road at
Mendoza for 81. Louis and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run in close con-
uectou, avoiding all laying over at any q the
points.
This Road connects at Chicago with Tic ich-
igan Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and
with all the Roads leading 10 the Atlantic Cities
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Darlington al !, so, p NJ,
reach Galena and DunleiIh in y hours. aud ST
Louis IN 20 hours.
By this route passengers win r,ach The interior
portions OF Ohio and Indiana in less time, and
with fewer charges, than by any other route,
connecting, via Michigan Central at Michigan
City, with tie New Albany and Salem Road,
tho ace TO all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through TO Chicago,
and nd charge FOR handling at any point
ThFoug Tickets b. this Route can be pur
chased at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
g. G. HAMMOND, Superintendent
p. RENtcE, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
G. L. FoLAETT, General Ticket Agent, Chi
cago.
Chicago, Way Isl, 1859. d&w
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
= -
BURLINGTON
CONNER MAIN ynrfERsoN ST..

BavHngion, Tara.
A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College .
l pemSyiyania--intorp orporufed by the ,.egis
lalufe oi tAat StAte Wil perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
HIS Exceliency the Hor. JAMES BucHaaas
Hon. VS.. Wilkins, (late Secretary ai War"
he Hon. MosEs HAmrros; Hos " II. Low
RY; lIos CHARMS NArLoE; and GIN. ] X
MooREHEAn.
FACULTY.
ANpRrw T Howpts, late senior Professor OF
Book keepitg aud Commercial Science IL tie
Mercantile CoIleEa oi Pennsylvania.
i.oCis II nAlRoFf, late Professor If Com.
merca and 0rnam antal Panmaushipn Tile Same
institution.
CHAs. BEN. DARwiE memberof he Batltng-
ton Bar--Proiessor al Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying ont IN every
particular that course ofralniug for business IN
reduced and followed up for upwards oi fifteen
years BY MIR. Durf, the founder Of The Mercan-
tile Coll sge oi pcnnsyigaula, by which sbo,i'
3,6DU merchants and dacconntauts have been quail
fled for busiuess II i now regarded by hus.
ness men as the most Thorough and effective pre-
para'lou for the accountant given in the United
States. II compreheuds upwards Of 400 real
business MISUNDERSTANDING six different
methods of conducting books BY double entry
about see commercial computations. explaining
maty business operations not found in comm i
3 ltamctics-a comprehensive course Of meicaf :
tlic penmanshp-- business forms and bnsine !
letters daily lectures. on commercial law ant
comnerc lal sciences.
Datf's Book keeping. Harper's edition, price
Sl,5o, tie insst perfect and comprehensive in the
English language. DaH's Western Steamers
Accountant. perfect system Tor such accounts
81 To be he'd al Corse's Bookstore, Jefferson
Street.
II Send fer Circular by mail.
huntingdon, IDLY IT, 1855. dAw
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
Is Pruhcs at
REYN0LD DS' Dru- Store
To The Stockholders Of the

heoAuk, NJ Pleasant, and lIuscatine r..
Il. Company
NOTICE Is hereby given, that in accordance
IN with the conditions Of The subscription for
the st Division Of said road, the first instaIment
ofsl3 per cent. will be due and payable Sept
lsh, 1855, at the banking house Of Charles Par
sons, Treasurer, Keokuk, or 10 the undersigned,
general Agent. j. X. HORNISH.
General Agent X. Mt. p. a M. r. r.. Co.
August stb, 1855 d&wid
Morning Glory and MI. Pleasant Observer
copy.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
Fancy Goods.

TUST received elegant assortment Of fine
d Goods, such as French China Vases, Parlan
and Terra Gotta, &c, Pitchers. Laveader and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands, Card Receivers,
Cigar Stands, Jewel Stands, Spoon Goblets, Fig
sres, Cupids, Busts, etc, etc.
Also on hand good assortment OF Crockery
and Glass ware.
CAREY & KILBOURNE.
June Is, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
G. r. wHfTCoMB. RUBEN MtCkEI
wHITCOMB & NICKEL.
Attorneys at Law and General
Land Agents,

MoNrEzUMA, PowEsHIEk CO., IOWA.
M ILL attend to all business entrusted TO thei
w care in Powsshiek, Iowa, Benton, 1ama,
Marshall, and Jasper counties
Collections will receive special attention.
Refer to b. Douglass & Co., ST. Louis; Jno.
Block 4 Co, Pittsbnrg w A. t. L. Shumway,
Philadelphia; Benzinger Co. Baltimore +; Hon,
G b. Curtis, Warren, Pennsylvania; Hon @.
II. Barrett Chosfeld Pennsyly lyanta; Editor Pitts
burg ssDaily Union,'i &c.
June s. 1855. d.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
BALDWIN, EVANS e. co,
WHOLESALE pEALERs IN
Hardware and Cutlery,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN sTs.,

kEOk Ik, IOWA.
RE now receiving and opening the largest
IL and most complete assortment oil goods In their
line ever offered for sale in any house in Iowa.
They have the best facilities for purchasing on
the most favorable terms, and are determined TO
keep at all times as intl a stock. and to sell as
low any house either in Kecknk or 81 Louis
Country merchants visiting keoknk for the par
pose otlaying their supplies. respectfully So
llcited to call and examine The stock and prices
NPO0NS-A very large stock Of hrit'ania tea
- and lahle spoons. lust received and for sale
low by BALDWIN. EVANS & co
II RIND s1ONEs--A small loi OF ihe Nova
u ScoTlA Just received aud for sale hv
BALDWIN. EVANS e. CO.
4 MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY-Just re-
Il ceised beautiful assortment 10 which We
invite attention. BALDWIN, EVANS & CO.
TOFftN TRIM NINGs-Jns, received i small
" lot, and for sale by
BALDWIN. EVANS Il co.
| IAn FlFE--A supply lnst received. and for
Ii sale Nv BALDWIN, EVANS & GO.
" OoD SCREw S--oser i 600 etoSs assorted
" sizes OF Tho best glmbiet points ln store
and tar sale iow hy
BALDWIN. EVANS 4 o..
IDi5-~Jasi received rye supply oi handI-
IL ed aud Carolina Hoes, and for saja al ~
fnted prieee h} BALDWIN, EVANS CO
NCYliiES-Jnst reeened large supply of
- sraSs, grain and hu.h Scythcs
BALDWIN, EVANS & CO.
f0LTS, REt0LyERs 4 small lot ia / re.
~ ceised and Tor sale bs
BALDWIN, EyANS& Il 90.
Circular saws.
5 MALI. lot ui large sizes lxsi received bS
\ BALDWIN. EVANS !. Co
Marchl3. 1888.
AAES. AXES
| UST TrcceIved by steamer Gossamer supply
u of"HanfA' aud s'togues'' celebrated Ax.s
and for sale low By BALDWIN ENiNs& CO.
March l3 1855.
CROSS CIT .NAWA.
"A BALDWIN, EVANS 4 Co
March 3. 1855.
NAW MANDRiI.S-A large assortment for
- circular saws, Just receis ed aud for sale low
by BALDWIN, EVANS < CO.
IAWs received aiarE, stock ofcircular.
- muleY, sash and cross cut Saws, Which We
sii warrant and sell al 81 Louis prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS & co
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
1855.
To the Public.

THE undersigned respectfully announces =
= to the citizens Of Keekak and vicinity EA
that he has recently opened Apotheca aries u
Hall, corner Of Third and Johnson Streets, viii
an entire new and well selected Stock or Drnrs.
Medicines, Perfnmeries, Toilet Articles, &c.
The subscriber intends paying particular at
ien!,on TO the Prescription Department, and
feels confident that he can give perfect sasfac.
tion, having had an experience of ten wears ii
this branch OF the business, and hopes hy stree
attention 10 business that he will merit a share
OF public patronage.
T. 1t. o'CONNOK.
August 6. 1855 div
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
G., Nj. HUSTON,

Wholesale DEALER IN NOTIONS AM
FANCY DKi GOODS,
"a Main street, heekuk, iowa.
tLNA lS Oh hand general assortment ~ hih
IL tons, fpets, Inrcs, Idg,ngs, Insertion anf
Millinery Goods in general, with a large aa8art-
mcni oi white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves
Suspenders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers
Envelnps common and fancy, blank Rocks, fancy
soaps, Han OIL, Cologne and perfumcry ofallkinas
large assortment Of pocket cutlery, SCISSORS
aaxors Pistols, Clocks gold and silver Waite hef
and icweiry OF falldescriptiens, quality yandnr,ees
also large and &c las sortmeni OF Comb S But
tons, Threads, Pins needles, spcctacles an Ia
scs, Port Monies, fine assortment of posket
wallets. Memorandum Books, Pencils, ShayInt
Brnshe and boxes, fancy Work Boxes Goerlet
and Eye Projectors. Ina word everything com
prised In tho
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment OF
FINE CIGARS,
Aecofaeons and Flutinas OF all grades.
our stock will be found very heavy and ON,
4lete our goods having been ccted III the .arl,
tall trade, with great care ard with special refer
sncc to the requirements OF hc western markets
ge confident We can give satisfaction to all as
regards both quality and prices, as we intend to
compete with the st. Louis market, and will sell
as low, IL not little lower than any house in the
West.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, and conhne
ourselves to one particular branch OF business
and OF course buy and sell che per than persons
/ keeping q IT 0mibcHuus sioCR. we would respect
fully request Merchants, Pedlars aad Dealers in
general, TO give It's a call and examine our stock
and prices and ats fy themselves before purehas-
ing elsewhere, we think they will find it greatly
10 their advantage. Call al No. ~. Main street,
G, NJ. HUSTON.
Sept. 1, 1851. dSW
A CLERK thoroughly scrsed in the Drug ta-
"a sness. An interest III paying Drug hasi-
ness would be dispos ed OF to one having some
means and qaallhed TO assist in managing ths
establishment Enquire at REYNOLDS Drug
/ Store. Mechanics BLOCK.
/ keokuk, July q, 1895. diff.
Embrsiderics, Lnces, Ac.
/ GLEEVES, Collars, and chemisettes, Cambria
! y and Swiss flouncings, Edgines, & Inscrtings
Real Thread 1aces, EdgIngs and Bobbins, ant
SaNony Thread Edgings III great variety Just re-
ceved by r. ID. FOSTER
I April %, 1888.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
J. :. REEBE.

Nan Street, betmeen Stath md SerenM.
M H0LESALE aud Retail Dealer Stoves.
W Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c Also
manufactures Of Tin. Copper aud Sheet Iron
Wares.
Roofing aud Jobhipg In Tin, Copper, and
Shect-lron, which will warrant TO give salts
faction j. $. REEBE.
July ~ 1870 div
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
Coa,in.s aud pansaioonri~s.

nRAP D. Efes, Casimeres, Tweeds. Doe skihs
~ and Grape Coatngs. TWiIled aud Plain dun
dee Itinens beaehed linen arill, cord and duck
Brown auh BnT Coating and window shade lin
Ems, choice assortment received aud now opfn.
y. ID. FOSTER.
Aprll % 1875
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
HAIR PRESSING SALOON

ITAIR CUTTING dome aceui Snf to ply aiogao-
| i my aud the principles of tlle Coihsurss art,
al SAampoonihg perfytsned ia aucw and agIcea-
hle style,
Those who desire 10 enjoy the inxury Of the
Toilet shnuidnot failtp call AZ my saloon, Main
street in the huAidinG formerly occnptrd ny ho
Bank
kookuk, April II, isba--Iy GEO. cAnus.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
o&Ex
E LIVERY STABLE, Il
On johnson Street, 5efueem Ist and I'd.
By WILLIAM II. CLEGHORN.

THIs establishment is large, coinmodiou ].
veil ranged and amply provided with Il ~
horses well trained for harness as we'll IS with
Carriages, Buggles and Hacks, open and close,
covered and half covered, OF eve.y description,
adapted TO convenience or lnxnIy.
Horses and Carriages Of residents Of the city
orsistors from abroad kept on moderate terms.
aud carefully attended TO by men thoroughly
skilled in the business
Horses bought and sold Oh commission and on
my own account at all times.
May %, 1855 div
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
Diseases Of tho Eye and Ear.

nR. BELL will attend 10 tho diseases oi the
~ Eye and Ear from = oo'clock A. NJ, until
~ NJ, each day al his Ofice, Burke's Gallery
Aug 1-dti
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
French Candies.

Metropolitan Luzengcs, Conversation IoKcn.
res, PdinIlliers. &c, DC at
CREIGHTON & 0TThIERss
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon
June - 1883.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28

nREss GOODs.-A large and varied stock 0
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
plain, Bareges, Lingarellas, Coup d. Etats, Ty-
oeans, French Jnconets and Brllianis. Lawns,
&c. ,lnstrcceived bv L ID. FOSTER
AprII2S 1852
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
FOR SALE !.
The Question settled.

Tic 1kUcstIOn SCltICd.
Many articles have appeared in our columns
of late the Boot and Shoe question, the vari-
cns writer's differing widely as to who has the
hest assortment al the lowest price
" have taken quite all interest IN The discus-
SION, and after much investigation aud due de-
liberation, have decided that Critteu,len's !
undoubtedly is
THE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our readers to bny Of
him. 2w aSw
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
IL. W LINERAUulI

nEaLEHIn Watches: Clocks, Fancy and NsGie.
~ ty Goodss nfusieai InsJ Juments, and JeyS q
III lkind. Watches Clock and 5cweiry repaired.
Old Gold aud SHpeihouglt. Main street ,bcte ewcr II
Fourth and Fifth ,Keokuk Iowa. tmaf 2s'6s.d
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
FANCY CANDIES.

FANCY CANDIES.
USI received the largest and best assortment
u OF Fancy Candies ever before offered IN keo-
kuk; also large assortment of Fruits, Nuts Sc
at CREIGHTON & DHMER'S
April 30, 1883. dtf johnson Stree
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
10 the Ladies.

ItINE SILK HArS. Of MIC No,tN' nanutsctuf
II by D.. HUMPHREY tGAGE4
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28
cAKEA

4 all Kinds can be had at
CREIGHTON & OHMER'S
Jel2 dH Johnson Street
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-28

BWAngfon, tara.
A BRANCH of the Mercantile College o
| a PenHSyi yivauia--lntorpor by the ..egis
allure ot tAat State Wih perpetual charter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

Austrian proposition will be accepted at London
and Paris. Whether the Czar will be ready to
accent il likewise after defeat, remains to be
seen. Besides, the battle is not yet won, and
the chances, though favorable to the Allies, msy
suddenly turn against them, as they did before
Seyastopol, which is now in a far better state OF
defense than it was either 10 September or even
at the time of the first bombardment in oc,o-
Der.
Drouyn dc lIIuyss disgrace is explained IN
the following way: After the last proposition oil
the Allies, supported by Austria, was rejected
by Prince Gorchakof without Russian coanter
propositon. the French Embassador should
have closed the Conferences and nailed Austria
down TO the stipnlations of the treaty OF The ID
of December Instead Of seizing this opportl-
nitv for forcing Austria into closer alliance
with France, he accepted new proposition from
Count Buol, and by accepting it he acknowl-
edged the right of Austria to seek for new and
equally ilusory propositions, and to evade the
obligations of the December treaty under the
pretext that all the efforts for picificatlon had
not yet been exhausted. Drouyn was duped
by Count Buol, and Napoleon, who cannot boast
of any victory in the field, dismis'sl the Min
liter who was caught in the trap of diplomacy
ard defeated by an Austrian Minister.
The young Prince Czartoryski was pre-
sented at Cour. on the Queens Birthday fact
which sufficiently shows that the humbug of a
Polish expedition is still to be kept up by the
policy of the Allies -Four or five Indian Princes,
Raiahs and KhaDs, were Likewise present at the
drawingroom; the increased facilities of inter-
course with the East induce them to come to
| London and to see the results of European civil
| ization. Whether those visits will have any in
fuence upon the mind ofthe Fasteners remains
to be seen. The ruler OF Kabool, Dost Moham-
med, has signed treaty of amity with the En-
glish which cannot but be beneficial to the safety
of British India. The East Mia Company is
expending large sums on roads, canals, railroads,
bridges and telegraphs, and the next ten years
cannot but very materially advance the welfare
of India and the income of the company They
seem to be in earnest with their improvements.
Miss Nightingale, the heroine and pride of
England, is seriously i'll.
III Denmark the impeached ministers will have
| their trial in few days. A.P.C