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Russian Navy ami Sailors.
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Our Old Betty
Rev. Sydney Smith
Proverbs OF the Tartsrs
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Fire the Bospbom'
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Paris Out OF Doors.
Our New Alley.
A Russian Novelist.
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Party in HeSielberg
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~ u the and others Il ioved 20 assortment Of
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public notified that the price Of shares
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BUCKLEY SERENADERS, No 539 BROAD
ID wAY.-Ths celebrated Company will reopen on MON
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written composed by celebrated composer Of this city
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New-York Young Mems Christian Association.-
EOTICE regular monthly g Of this Association
,m - hsd on MONDAY EVENING, the 9Th inst., o.
Seock the rooms Clinton Hal, AstorPaee honng men
Gnds Of The citation generally invited TO be pres
az A. JUDsON WINTERrON, Rec. Secretary.
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6petial Notices.

FiRhteenfh Ward temperance Meeting.-The reg.
an s.esth, ting will be he'd MONDAY EVENING
~ All oock Business Of importance ia 70 be transacted,
~ he fri ufs Temperance throughout the Ward are ear
s, iried to attend Tbs HoD- L. Snow and others VIII
sdsss the meeting At pemilt Dpcnsary corner Of z5dst
nd sd6y -
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Its worth IL laree. II will DO something toward mold.
Il the career Of thinkns Ia the next
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-03

THE DAMPHooLs Down SourH.-The Legis-
lature of Arkansas, it is said, has passed the
following resolution:
'Resolted, That it is the duty and the in
terest of the people of Arkansas to discoun-
tenance all social and commercial relations
with the citizens of said State, (Ohio) and
the same is hereby earnestly recommended as
the punishment of past outrasts, and pre-
ventive of further aggressions.'
Well, we suppose, in order to avail our
selves of the elegant and refined society of
that State, and to retain their enormous and
xnry profitable trade. we must renounce our
faith, proclaim our adhesion to the pro-sla
very creed of the South, and vote for the sla-
very propagandists. We will take the matter
under consideration, and let them know our
conclusion about tho second Tuesday of Oc-
tober. Will the patriots of Arkon as please
to suspend the execution of their sentence till
that time? We cannot think of enduring the
privation of their charming, interesting, and
very moral and elevating society, at least till
the cool days give us strength to stand up un-
der the terrible blow!--O. S. Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-03

oswEGo, August 30.--The most awful muir
der was committed in North Sterling, about
nine miles west Of here last night. A man
named Fitzgerald with his wife were found
horribly cut to pieces and dead in their bed
this A. NJ, and young son in the same room
not quite killed but since died. A son named
John is suspected, rs he tells contradictory
stories. lie was recently arrested for sleul-
ing horses, and has threatened to kill his
father, and yesterday had quarrel with his
mother. He was arrested and saws the mur-
der was committed hv negro. Another son
IN another part Of the house heard nothing
till the screaming of the boy, and then gave
the alarm. He found all the doors locked on
the inside and found John in the room with
the murdered persons, also blood on his arm.
He slept on tho floor in room opening into
the room where the murder was committed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.--The cholera is again
at Flemngsbugh, Ky. The town ia narly de-
serted of physicians and only one remains
and he is sick and unable to attend to busi-
ness
WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.-Thc whole number
OF land warrants issued to the present date is
1000. vt the present rate of issue it will
lake three years to complete tho issue under
The act authorizing it.
PrTTsBuRc Aug. 29.-Thc Republican Coun-
t. Convention met here to-day. Resolutions
were adopted, condcmning the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, and the outragcs on
Kansas, and Slavery in every respect
They also condemn the Imprisonment of
Passmorc Williamson, recommend open po-
ltical action and disregard to objections to
men on account of birthplace.
BURLINGTON, n. j., August 30.-No more
deaths have occurred from the Railroad acct
dent and the wounded are doing well. The
Coroner is proceeding with the inquest
Mr.. Meredith, who was killed, was of the
firm of Meredith & Spencer, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Dilloa was q member Of the firm Of Dill
lon i Smith, wholesale dry goods dealers,
Baltimore. Mr.. n. III. Newbould was so
badly injured it is thought he cannot live.
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PLANK ROAD.
Travellers take Notice.

4 LII persons travelling this Road will be re-
\ CURED to pay their toll at the gates. Persons
living within the townships of jackson, Montrose,
Charleston and Des Moines, going and returning to
or from Keokak, the same day, upon paying full
toll ut the first gate r:urn free. All hacks for
the carriage Of passengers between keoknk and
Montrose, and which nABirrALLy travel the Plank
Road. can 60 and return the day by paying
one full toll. Those who only use the Plank Road
when other roads bad will be required to pay
fall toll each way.
No persons will be allowed 10 stop their teams to
water on the bed Of the Road, or to remain with
their teams at the gates any longer than may be
necessary to pay their toll.
The law will be rgdy enforced against all per
sons who disregard this notice.
BY order oG tile Board Of Directors
THOS. w. CLAGETT, President.
Aug. 10. 1855. DOT vat
Morning Glory eopy.
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An RIvaNG.

4 I the Boot and shoe EMPORIUM Ne g. Msyu
4 Street, large stock Of Boots and Shoes bought
Of the manufacturers in the cast expressly for the
retail trade. Having had years experience in
the business in keokuk. feel confident thst the
goods will IN found superior in style md quality to
any stock in this market and when ali have arrived
will surpass all competition in extent Of variety.
Come and sce--No HAgx To LOOK AT. NoR 1xor sIx
TO SNOW 4. A. DUkk.
August 20, ls5J.--dif
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

l IN prepared 70 manufacture from all II the bsst
L Brands Of French, GrrmAn, Belgian and Phiia-
deIphia Calf skins, having bought them Of the i'm
orters in New York, and manufacturers in Phlndrl-
phia. The patrons Ut my establishment may rest a.
sured IL getting better article than ut the houses
who buy Of second or third hands.
Call and examine my stock and leave your ordere.
good and satisfactory At warranted and thA work
guaranteed ~ ~ Boot and Rhoe Empsiam. No. "a,
Asaa Hersxa & A. DUKE.
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ODELL 4 MATLESS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Boots q nd shoes.

u constant arrivals stock Of Eastern Work
- will soon be the finest and largest ever offered
in keokuk They selected with special reference
to the wants Of the retail trade and will comprise
every variety imaginable. Tho prices will be such
rs will convince every that have fully adopt
cd the motto Of Quick Sales and Small ProRts"
N. Is. The summer Goods now on hand will be
closed out AT COST.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
To the Ladies we would say, call in aud see our
elegant styles # Bootces Buskins, and Slips Of the
finest materials, manufactured at our establish
ment, which in point Of quality and durability we
will warrant tn be equal to any in the west.
Gentlemen will find ID 70 their interest to call and
examine our stock Of custom made work, Of which
an ample quantity will always be kept on hand, and
We use only the best materials, and employ none
but the best workmen, they may rest assuSd Of
good article, guaranteed to At in all eases.
N. u. All articles Of our own manufacture war
ranted.
Sign Of the Mammoth Shoe, corner building Main
and Third Streets.
August 81. lS55.-dkw
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R~SuRayCE.

STAR fs-rFsscg CosrAsY, II Now York ErsA
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford. Connecticut
HARTFORD lSsuRAcE COMPANY, Of Hartford Conn
4ErSA LrE INSURANCE CosrASY.
The above Companies represent Capital Of ST.
0oo, 900. Lives, Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings,
Personal Property, and the various kinds Of Proper
~ exposed TO the pcrils Of Inland Savi CATION in
sured by WIN. w. BELkNAP, Agent.
Corner Of Min md Second Streets
August r. 1885. dim
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! ECEfN ED this day, August 2tth byJ. 7. CAVE
IL SON
Memoir Of the Rev. sydney smith. BY his dau-h
ter, Lady Holland. With Il selection from his letters
cdtcd by Mr.. Austn
The Island Empire, the Scenes Of the first Exile
Of the Emperor Napoleon Tog .tber with a narrative
Of bis residence the island Of Elhn-Takea frprn
LEGAL information thn papers Ut the British res deut
aud ether authentic sourc.r.
Letters ~ the People, On Health and Happiness 49,
BY Catharine B3ech.r.
History of the Council Of Trent. From the French
Of L. r. Bungener author Of the "Preist and the
"Hugurnot."
Six Days OF Creation. A series OF familiar letters
from father 10 his children, describing the natural
hfstoy Of each day services with particular refer.
ence y the illustration Of scriptGral truth. W q.
Rbfnd.
0.iatta, and other Poems, by Howard II. CALDWELL,
The Mineral and Thermal Springs Of tho T. X and
Canada BY John Bill NJ b.
August ~, lS55-d2t
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HooPs.-We We're permitted for the first
time in our life, to accompany handsome
young lady day or two since, through our
principal streets, she being daintily dressed,
and wearing hoops. Hoops-think Of that
you local editors who never come in contact
with any thing better than cotton duck skirts
or grass ditto. Hoops! But there was a
drawback to this food of happiness. We
could not get nearer than four feet of her,
and consequently the conversation consist
ed Of nnintercsting scraps Of common places,
conducted principally in screams and hal
Ices. During our passage toward the young
iady's domicile, small dog, attached to a
small tin pail, n'his fright ran against her,
and disappeared under the yoluminous folds
of hoped silk.
There he was, and what to do she knew
not. Finally the dog became quiet, owing to
the consequent darkness in the region where
he had disappeared, and the hoopcd lady
started with tremulous and frightened steps
towards her home, we redectively preceding
her, to inform the servants of the catastro-
phe She arrived there perfectly safe, and
after few minutes, during which time show
els, tong and firebrands were pushed under
the pavilion, the dog was oustcd from his
place OF refuge, and shot from his lair
like ball from u musket The last zen of
INN, ne was executing some very interesting
piroucttcs with tin pan Accompaniments.
around the corner. The lady was not ut all
embarrassed by her unexpected compan-
ION, except that an occasional sound Of the
TIN pan would attract the attention Of pas
sers by, who looked in vain for the cause.
30 much Tor hoops.-( Buffalo Republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-03

III The Democratic papers are publish
ing earnest exhortatisns in behalf Of a re-
organization Of the National Wing Party.
Wonder II they hare any interest 10 that
spcculstiOn3