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The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-03-22
II. s. DRUM.

DIX Ne
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALExA HOTEL.
IA NANUFACTURE and keep constantly OIL hand y
1VAComplete assortment of fancy and Windsor Chair
Also, Bureaus Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, OOkin
Gasses, bedsfeads, &C., &C. Persons wishing pur
chase will do well to cali before they buy elsewb ro
we are prepared sell good article and as our term
are invariably cash, afford to sell as cheap O
cheaper, than any other in the city. e dc
ducton made to persons buying sell again. Iii orders
from distance pnnctualy attended to.
Galena, May, 1851. 3-4y
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st. 33aut a0Nt's.
MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT!
XHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Third Street, befueen Roberts and Minnesota.
ID PRESLEY. has just returned from below with an
ID. extensive assortment of Groceries anu Provisions
and also large stock of Fancy Articles to be exhibited IN
the Fancy store, next door, and ready for sale.
His Groceries and Provisions consist in part OF the iol
lowing viz:
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GEORGE A. N0gRSE.

GEORGE A. N0gRSE.
A TTORNEY & CoUNsfLLER AT LAW. Ofice--oppo
N rite Spooner's new building Lower Town, 81. An
thony, Minnesota.
Rejereices-Prof Parsons, Law school Cambridge: Prot
Parker, do; Hon. +. G. Lorng, do; Chief Justice
Shaw, Boston; Hon. c. 6. Lo.ng, DO; T. j. D. Fuller,
CaliaS, Me; f. B. WashburEe, Galena, H.; Duton,
Richardson & Co., Boston, Batchelder, Mann X Co,
do; stephen Brown Sons, do; r. p. Upton, Esq 81.
Anthony. NJ T. d .
J. A. Ea. IaD1SzNSsEON,
TSOOk- BINDER, third story of b. frcsleys Ecick
House Third street, will attend 10 all business ii his
line with which lie may be entrusted Books, Magazines
and Periodicals bound any style, OLD Books rebound
ana Music boand IN QUICK time, 1or the Ladies.
saint padi Oct. >. i oct3d
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:. CHARLES CHARLES H. CAKES
BORUP OAKES,

June >, ISo0-oI
CHARLES BoRUP. CHARLES II. oAKEs
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
FEVAkE the liberty to inform the merchants and other
business men OF the Territory, that they have
atey formed such business connections in the prjnc
al cities of the East and South to be able aford
BANKING FACILITIES
They will receive current bank notes on deposit,
like funds, or i'll coin exchange on the East at
rent
EXCHANGE ON THE EAST, SOUTH AND EUROPE.
BOUGHT AED SOLD
Collections promptly attended and proceeds for
warded, less exchange.
Laad WaYTGnts Bought and Sold.
Uncurrent bank aces taken at highest rates. 40-6m
w ted agent :c- Kent K Fuer's celebrated marble
maunfactory whereby he is enabled fill all orders for
Grave stones Monuments Jsts and Mantles at the rcu
W s COMBs
May 12tf. Near American House
MIscEiIANEoUs BooKs-A large assorilnen1
AN1 late publications, among which Is the
ianlpl igEter,
Autobiography of an Actress.
Life in the Mission
Frank Forre:tcr's Field Sports
Fish and Fishing.
And other popular Books for sale cheap for cash.
Qy WI s. COMES
EsY EXPRESS.
MATHEMATICAL Instruments, Vei!um Cloth,
A'A zoe complete WORKS.
Almanacs for 1851,
New Novels. at COMBS Bookstore.
FOR TIaE, LADIES.
Mrs HALL $ Ssm Ns" ca.9 aou1Sn@a raol Receipts
Mrs. Leslie,s Complete Cookery,
g =" New Receipt for Cooking,
c. HAMILTON & CO.,
! june 30dtf No 3, Wnslow House
NEW EsOOE1S.
! 7 if'E and Savings OF lIrs. tartington
/ \ iuS,l iir,ps nf tl,n .i,.,i
Russia As It Is,
Africa and the American Flag.
C. HAMILTON & Co,
! june 30-d0 No. 3, Winslow House
TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
CsI received all sizes Of Whamans Dire wing Paper
- II fine setts Mathematical Instruments
Sloans Model Architecture, Vols.
Beniamins Architect.
Modern Builders Guide,
and hing needed by them for sale cheap for cash at
COMES Book Store. near the american House. june II
| r.. EaD \. aaL q co.
TEANE just received large assortment of Mscelane
Books. and all the latest publications, and in
vite their friends and the public generally take look
at the stock At the rIoNEER BOOKSTORE,
! Sep. 1dtf Opposite the Post Office.
MUSIC! MUSIC! +!
A NEW and splendid assortment OF SHEET MUSIC,
| n just opened and for sale by Z. IIOWITZ & CO.
| Sep. I-dtf Opposite the Post Office
ssEEDsaEIS esE7 1EsEI NEW y: es}2EEs,''
| d i. ROWITZ & cos
| Sep 7-df Opposite the Post Office
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,h,HE EFYSlEIN.

by HRISTIAN SUTTLER
Grocery Merchant, Fort STREET Saint HonI MINI 7err
II EEIS constantly OH hand general assortment Of
IN Groceries Al;o, Holland Herring, swiss Geese
Oysters, Sardines togeer with all the luxuries of tie
season, all of which he sells cheap for cash.
Oct q. ISL ma
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Jdcksct Street beLtceel, Ihird and Fourth,
LOFT A0FFEIf. Proprietor
GOOD BOARDING, by the day wcc. month easy
terms. have kept hotel in 81. Pac tive years and
consequently understand the wants of all who
palled TO board Sign and Compass decl 5d1
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AMBROY OYSTERS.
"A superior lot ofRobnson 4 Mentz's Ambroy Oyster
"A in cans, and for sale by 80
w. CONSTANs, Levee, Lower Town.
April a. 1854. 3tf
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

R,HsIEVT ADvEGTISEMENTs-Ore Dollar per Square
of Ten Lines for the first insertion and Fifty Cents per
Sau ire for each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERriSEMENTS-Ien Lines of Nonpariel
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STRANGE, SUR PASSING S'TEsANGE!
FTsHAT Groceries can be sold so cheap.
Il Great inducements held out to persons wisl
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand, as | dete
mined to make room for my spring stock
J. W, DOWNER
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Additional FOREIGN News.

BosroS, June 6.-The London papers
contain nothing important additional to
that telegraphed from Hlifax. The
Morning Herald says the British carried
the works Of the Redan. but were STOP
red Ivy deep trench, where they ware
exposed 10 mnrderous FIRE from, lie Re.
dan as well as the Malakoff Tower, whose
guns enhladed the outworks OF the for
msr. The ships in the harbor lay broad
side. pouring also their shots into the
tt oops on their retreat. The British loss
Is stated at from four 10 FIVE thousand.
and believed to be greater than in any
former action during the war. English
officers OF distinction besides Sir John
Campbell were killed. while the French
lost. with general officers, vas, number
Of killed
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From Utah.

Late intelligence from Utah informs rs
OF the discovery Of the richest beds Of
The finest luminous coal. and extensive
deposits of iron and sulphur A FUR.
mace is 10 blast at Cedar City, and in ag-
ncultural and mechanical improvement,
The Territory is rapidly advancing. Cat.
tie and sheep are increas ng in NUN Der
rapidly, and the ease and chea pness with
which they can be reared renders them
very profitable. The Capitol a. Fillmore
City is being constructed of red granite,
Is nearly completed. and will be q sne
building. Rock salt Of an excellent
quality and in inexhaustible Quantities
has been discovered. There is no telling
yet what this Territory may amount to,
but is likely to prove of more impor-
lance some day then was anticipated when
first organized.
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~" INC -'tW OiiebHh CeF, ~ IN Glf.
DISASTER AT MAzATLAN-ONE MILLION
DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY DEsrsoy.
ia frighiful disaster occurred in the
harbor of Mazatlan, on The night Of the
18th of June. A considerable number Of
vessels were. according to custom, moor
ed outside tie harbor. They were mostly
laden with valuable careocs, and were
waiting anticipated Revolutionary move.
mcnf, IN order that they might enter the
port by paying part only OF The heavy du
lies exacted by the Tariff. The move
ment, however. did not take ace and the
government having abated some hat of
ITS demands. the vessels sailed into port
IN tie latter part Of My
A few days after. during the night OF
The flrst inst, violent South wind arose,
the wa'ets of the harbor were dashed into
Jury, the storm became furious, The crafts
became unmanagea cable, were driven from
their anchorage. and broke into violen,
collision with one another. Six OF the
vessels were nearly entirely DESTROYED
and % OF tie crew drowned. The car
goes destroyed are estimated at above o.,
4 million dollars.
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\ GA Convention i. to be held at Lex
ing. No., on the 18th. for the purpose q
considering the Slavery question as con
nsctsd with Kansas. The design of the
leadefs in the affair evidently was to effect
such an organization and bring such in
| duences to bear as would insure the es-
Establishment Of Slavery in Kansas. Since
their raid into the Territory, the Missouri
people, especially those on the western
border. seem fully determined to operate
IN every way open 10 them, legitimate or
iilegitima,e, to spread the institution
which curses their own State, over the
territories Of her neiglbor. In view of
the extreme sentiments which have
prompted the calling of this convention,
and the uses which demsgogues and ultra
lists may make of it, some of the St. Lou
il papers are counseling the selection of
= full delegation Of sound and discreet
men from that city. We hope there may
be . sufficient number Of moderate and
prudent men in the convention to give
lone TO its proceedings, and curb the hot.
heads who will endeavor 10 control it;
but we doubt If that class of men do not
ind themselves overslaughed by he grea,
numbers ofviolent and bgoted people who
will assemble there, and find il impossible
10 turn the current OF popular feeling. We
wish il might be calmly and CONSIDERABLY
conducted. II SO it might prove an ad-
iage 10 tie existing state Of affairs in thu,
region. Our expectation. however, ia, ,hat
it will only tend TO increase animosities on
both sides. and prove pestilent and de-
plorable gathering.
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CHICAGO Cry Insurance Co. - Thi.
is new institution, started. we are in
formed. under favorable auspices. and al
ready transacting large amount OF bust
ness. The General Agent. Kenneth
Hanknson, is gentleman with whom
we are acquainted. We also observe
among the list of Officers, names kno xn
TO US, and which would seem to assure
discretion and safety. as well as enterprise.
10 the counsels OF the Company.
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For the Valley Wing.
am Doing Above
Last uor3s II Ms Musarei Craig, pAo died
June oath 1855

Last words II Ms Mrrsarct Craig, rho die
June Path. 1855.
BY HATE HARRINGTON
In tie hour OF parting, when friends we have
cherished
A-e leaving opr home for far slant Lard,
When the vords we would speak, seem OF cre;
TO have peishod,
i And the heart tells It's wo In III. grasp Of the
When tie thorrs Of ReSre: pierce the fountsin
OF feeling,
Whose unconsirainsd waters well up 10 the eve.
How dark seems tho curtain the future con-
cealing.
How Keen seems the pang Of that sen, good-by /!
But ben angels Of light from the regions Of
Glory
Descend with message from Him they revere;
When they enter the household end whisper
the story
OF rnal release In the sufferers ear
When the Heavenly messengers towering o,er her
Keep pointing the way TO the Eden OF love
Is II strange she should say TO the dear ones be-.
fore her,
In accents OF joy, 81 am gcing sbove"?
She is gone, and though daily our spirits en-.
In humble submission to bow meath the stroke
or we seem to forget she has left us forever
That The cord has been ioosened--the polden
bowl broke
And we listen In vain for the accents to greet ne
That fell OF our in the days that have gore:
or the footsteps that often came forward 10
meet us,
The hand that SO fondly was clasped il. our owa
We haste to the homestead expecting TO find her,
Nol dreaming OF Chang; but the vacant arm
chair,
The chili' aching void that still fingers behind
her,
Sends the truth to the heart, and we murmur,
Not thefeo
Then Submission grows weak, aud Hope loose.
ITS power,
As we stand thus bereft of her counsel aud love
UNTIL Mem'ry reverts TO the last tr, ng hour
AND Faith whispers DER " am gong above"
Ii we profit Alright by the petiern she gayeus
NJ sweet resignation whilst ] ,nrneyipg here,
We Will hui her example stiIi fingers 10 save Us
rom many mnrmnr and MANY lea. Glng
As the soil, lingering rays after sunset descend
Keep shadows at bay iii the twilight, steals on.
Just so VIII her smiles with our heart-grief keep
blending,
Although from our presence the loved one 10 gone
She has fought the good fight, and has gone to
Inherit
The glorious reward by the ransomed possessed;
II triumph untold has her uniettefed spirit
Been wAned away to The haven of Rest
%! 'tts sweet to reflect Us her footsteps drew
nearer
IheVailey Deaths sh des had to power 10 move.
But that Faith trimmed her lamp as her vision
grew cIeafe.,
And she hopefully breaihed.s'I am going above
Pennington, Lroa.
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TO ThE PUBLIC.

ON and after the lot Of August shall str;c,,y
" adhere t. the Cash system, regardless q,
pass books or persons Ny only apology 70,
this course - that am red Of feeding ,ho1e
that Will not pay; and rther that tho cash svs
lem VII enable me 10 buy cheaper and sell
cheaper 'hau those who buy on time and sell on
time. 10 those Who have so literally patron
ized and paid me. return nv thanks, and ask
their continued favors, promising those that b, Y
ior cash. goo"s at lower rates than at any time
houses. Those who have fed N ,ir fan;t,e. ~,
the last six and twelve months on nv goods AID
paid me nothing. ask to call and pay. or keen
away. Respectfully.
VIZ. &. FUNKHOUSER.
July 10. d..
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Ordinance No. 90.

IN Ordinance TO amend Ordinance No 56. sen.
titled an Ordinance relating 10 Hay Wood
and Coal Stands
Ksokuk.
SECTION lst That hereafter no re son or pc :
sons. having Wood, Hay or C ,a ia market f.,
sale by the wag 4, cart or sled LOAD shall sion
or Fali Tor purchaser on any street, alley o,
"hati ~ SAID city, eSecf' on Fourth street b.
t"o9n Johnson aud Main streets, and o. 9l.nsor
street between Third ard Forth Streets
SECTION III. That any person violating the
provision If this ordinance shall be liable TO thr
penalties prescribed in. ordinance No. Sc. 10 be
enforced and collected as other civ penalt,es
Passe. July Q h. 1855
D ". KILBoURvE, Mayor
Attest t. S. MERRIAM, Cuy Recorder.
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1 ANlNG intere,ted with US the Mes>rs SEQ
IL helds IN The Gas Fitting Business. we wnuIa
assure the pubic that all orders gwen 10 them
VIZ De execnted in neat and wo kman I;k .
manner. and that they can RELY upon the xork
done ny 'h@m, as beng Of the very bes: material
Asit VIII DC but short time before the ras
"l'he introduced, We would recommend 10
NOSE ars'rens o. i'gniing M al the time of the
completion Of the works that they give ,mue.
ate or iers for ripe, fixtures, &c. otherw,sa
many would be delayed beyond that time ~ II
wonid bs impossible to supply all snpicstions
upon sht II notice. G. HERRICK &CD
July I85S
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IHE SEcRDERs IN rns MAJoRlrY.-The
New York Herald. b4fara The Matt nal
Council met III Philadelphia. made an es
climate OF the strength Of the r. Ms in
the United States. from which it appears
that the strength Of the Sece ssionist. is
~. 1866, and IL the Piatformists. 6Oe. 9ll
The seeding States have 4 majority Of s
"a The eleetorial vote.
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Executors Sale.

III oIlCE is hereby given 10 all concerned, that
- ~ vir'nf OF authority vestef in me, as exec-
.iof OF 'ne estate OF Fullerton F. McWilliams
by an order Of the County Court Of Lee Coun,,
shall. on the 3lst day Of July next, betwees
tho hours oil . O'Clock A. NJ and 4 O'clock p. "
OF said day, at the corner of Main and Second
streets, Keokuk, in front of CHARLES Parsons
Banking House. sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash 10 nand. Lot seven ~ in Block sixty- one
(ol) the city Of Keoknk Iowa.
SAM. f. MILLER,
EXT OF the Estate of Fullerton +. NJ Williams
June eth, 1855. ,llv o Ara
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EF The trial for the first offence un
der tire new liquor law at Ottumwa, the
Courier says, caused some little feeling.
but very large majority of the PEG
pie" it adds, ''are in favor of rigidy en-
forcing the law, and it will be DONE
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D David Paul Brown, OF Philadel-
phia. is aboutto become sn author. He
has in press book entitled THE Forum;
or Forty Years Full Practice at the Bar
The Philadelphia Inquirer says: Some.
thing rich and racy may be expected. 1t
will contain sketches, anecdotes and re-
views OF men and matters connected with
the profession Of the law.
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The Glorious Fourth.

The glorious F ,urth. TIE day we celebrate
AID loud proclaim the freedom OF the free.
" hen zach enJ VS. his social tete. tste,
And pulls hi weed and sips his sahgaree--
Excuse me, sasg iree, no mote, no mor~l
Ike days OF Earty childhood they have fed,
They are prohibited bv law,
Therefore TO nse them 'tis I'll bred
But whilst the hid OF GENIUS lives,
To couture. form, or 20 invent,
A blessed soace th-n she gives.
Which none o. earth can ever repent
She tenders il in every form,
L Freedoms Son or Daughter,
As gushing from the NJ arb'e Fonnt
ne sPa,hHhe MiNExN WATRR, snper
For quality Ms not surpassed lis fine In TACT II,
But II yoa doubt ii, WHY then pray Won call OF
MOORE g. HOOPER.
july ). 10 Main 81. between amt 3
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We have for sale one Wash ng.on Press plat
en- 2SI bv AZ; ala Medium Press Of TIE same
rstent. Neither have received soy dam age az 4
are cutie as good as new, but will be sold Of a
discount from the Original cost, for cash, Or on
short time with urqnes,ionah,e security They
viii Be delivered sb"ut the hrs' OF September.
We nnsf for sale. also. oil the Type on which
80 daily and weekly papers are printed. inciu.
sine portion OF the adver'is,rg Letter, and TIE
advessisine and dash rules This material will
. aispossd Of very low, and will be delivered
pseoptly o. the frst Of September
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EF We learn from the Fl. Des Moines
Stdtesman, that ] H. Mccall, OF tina,
place, has received a Lieutena nt's com.
mission in the U. S. Army. He leaves
for Texas on the Goth inst.
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AnUrdinanee amending Ordinance ~ SO. Gen
hii'iee an Ordinance to prevent Hogs running
at targen
BE Il ordained BY the City Council IF the Gin OF
keokuk: =
Stceon lst. That instead Of the sum named
In sa'd ordinance Ito which this is an amend
ment} allowed TO The CITY Marshal he shall be
allowed the sum Of fifty cents for each n . q,
pig AIKEN up, and the addition sum Of twenty.
i've cents for every hog or pig advertised an
sold.
Passed July 9th, 1858.
b w KILBoURNE, Mayor
Attest, 3. s. MERRI,M, CITY Recorder.
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BosTos, July 5.-Ths Abol'i,nist.
met Yesterday in birmingham Edward
Everett was strongly denounced by some
Of the speakers. The Anti Slavery
Know Nothings held political jubilee
in Abingdon. Speeches were made by
Henry Wilson and other prominent lead
ers Of the order. The attendance was
large.
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DETROIT, July 6.-Last nigh, crowd
Of rowdies attacked a negro dance house
in this place. from which fight ensued,
resulting in the death Of one girl by q
brickbat thrown during tie melee. SIEVE
raj persons were wounded, The house
was fred by the crowd and burned down.
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NOTICE TO sroCxHoLDE.a-

Once keokuk and Fl. Des Nor e. R.R q.
June %. l0a
NJ Stockholders Of the "Keokuk. Fort
"o,nss a. d Minnesota Railroad Comp}
e hfifoy notified lhst.s call Of Ten per ees
,he capi'ai stock ct said Company has thi3
been made by the Bo,rd of Direriors. ~,
10 "n q. Graham. Treasurer. at the o0f
me Company IN keokuk. on or before Tue{
me 5ist July next. stockholders no bavi
presions calls OF one and two per cent. u
credited with the same on this ,nstallme.f.
BY order Of the Board.
HUGH r. REID, Prss
F. Cosx. Secretary.
June 26, 1855 david
Dispa'eh and Fort Des Moines Stat1
copy III day.
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NEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS.

j'HE subscribers will npen their ~&~
shop. every morning,fron day ~
nng from iour ill dsrk. for the sale Of meat aud
vegetables. Shops on Main, between 81 and 81
and on 81, near corner OF Johnson
full assortment OF meats OF the best quality,
and general variety Of vegetables Will be k pt
constantly on hand, and sold AZ as low rates as
anywhere else JOHN G. WEISS
THOMAS CROSS.
July 6 1855 DIV
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New Cod Fi.h,
$500 REWARD.

NIRAfED or stolen from IN. snbse.
~ tween the morning Of June 3Oih and I
sorre' coiored HORSE, with the I'd
marks; Two white hind fea,, white spo}
ace, a.d abop.. i4i hands high the hs;-
Pc :" .rom the undo =.
a" purchased from Ad.n 49,
lola. Monroe couu,y' rn~.s,sa ~
morning. and 10 may have ss.,,.a 80
Any Person giving informs9sns ~
~ s = 49, !. = =. tonne q .stursJi,e ~ r.
's = 49, - a fe,1
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a Monster Wedding

The New York Herald announces .
monster wedding on The most NJ acni ficen,
scale, o come off On or abou, the lstb
inst. We goute;
/ The bridegroom. who is Louisiana
sugar planter, named Mitchell, and re-
ported TO be very wealthy, is now en-
route for New York, accompanied BY two
hundred pairs of Dung LADIES' and gentle
men who are to take psn in the wedding
exercises. On their arrival they are to
put mp at St. Nicholas Hotel, the exclu-
sive use of which has been hired for the
occasion sor the sum Of Two thousand dol
lars day, the festivities to continue four
days. The bride is understood to be the
daughter of Judge Conklin, formerly
Judge of the Northern district Of The
State of New York, but more recently AZ
pointed Minister to Mexico, and whose
successor to the first named place il
Judge Hall, formerly Postmaster Gene.
raj
The marriage ceremonies are 10 be a.
81. Nicholas. and We understand that two
thousand invitations have already been is
sued. The religious rites are to be mo,
imp sing. and the attending festivities are
to be on scale of the most profuse mag
nlticence, and viii include balls. fame,
dress and masquerade. private concer is
ana dinners and suppers OF the most re-
! cherrIe.
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Dental Notice.

UcHt1I NOIICts
DR.. J. K. RICKEY, Surgeon Dentist
Having returned from the East, will
Yt&1 be happy to wait on his friends
.1IIY1yHav,ng large stock Of Teeth, f. ON
the best manufactores, can please
the most fasiidious. Teeth mounted on either
gold or platina. on 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 pa ina; nhsn on
the latter, at lower price amounting TO the diff
ference in cost Of material; full sets on gold for
$iOo, on pL.1InA for 500; all work warransed.
Once south side OF BIondeau, between 81 and
4th streets, Keokuk. march27 div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-10

EFThe late "Karsis outrage. a,
Manha' taiylle, turns out as We had al
TIC psted. Osborn. who complained OF
the treatment lie received at ne hands oil
people there. proves to have been the ag-
eressor. and ought to have been more Sc
yerely dealt with than he was. His hrsl
act on arriving IN the settlement. was 10
pitch the nlenls OF the cabin OF enc o.
the settlers out o. doors. He was warned
to make himself scarce in ten minutes, and
be prudent, obeyed.