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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24

The undersigned respectfully ANNOUNCES that be
has rented the
TAN merry
of John Mcpherson. where be will keep on hand a
good assortment of all kinds of leather. and hopes
by strict attention to meet share of public patron
age Leather exchanged, cash paid for hides
JOHN McGAUGIIEf-
Aug. s. 1855. 3mo.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24

large assortment just re-
s!aE., n 20 9 D 81 ceived at very low prices
by ISdpt s. WE. IRWIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24

DARLoa STOVES from - to So, very large
4 Room So to s.
Nine Plate Stoves from "a %, 2j. 2S. and 30, at
So S5. 81. So and 80. f. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistoyn. Sept. r. 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
BURLINGTON

Burlington, lopo.
q BRANCH of the Mercantile Cell.re Of
"a fennsyivania--incorpo rsted by the !sexi,.
'a'ure OF that State with perpetual charter.
rRUsrEEs.
;, ms ExcelIency the HoN. JAMES Bueu.x.x
non; WIN. WILKINS, Gate Seer e,ary at War,
me non. MOSES HAMPTON; Hon. w II. Low
~ ~ ZION. IHAHLEs NAyLoR; and GEN TX.
ANphEw 1. HowpEN, late senior Professor ~
Book Keeping and Commercial Science 3, ~.
Mercantile COLLEGE Of Pennsylvania.
LOUIS IL. DaLHofr, late Professor Of Com.
msl.ai ana orham entail Psnmanshipin the same
CHAs. BEN. DARWIN member Of N. n..,;,
ton Bar-Professor of Mercantile Law.
Inc Principals design carving out in .v.,x
particular that course ofiraining for business -,
PRODUCED and followed up Cor upwards Of co..
years by MIR. DUR, the founder of the Merc.n-
uie College OF Pennsylvania, by which .hon,
o:ooo merchants and accountants have been uu.l.
ihed Tor business. 1t is now regarded hv ~;
ness men AZ the most Thorough and efIecty. rs.
paTsuon Tor the accountant given in Inc rYni;,sd
states. II compassionate upwards of AM .""i
business Observation-Disclosures sir 1;A..s..
methods OF conducting books by doubl. .rsr"
about sou commercial computations. sr.a.;.;.-
many business operations not found II cc.,."ss
s., comprehensive course or ne,r.,
iIe Penmansh,P-bosines form. and bn.;n..
'ef'ers-daiIy lectures on cemmercial la -.
commercial sciences. ana
Dnu.s bookkeeping, Harper's edition. pr;e.
~ 'se mast perfect and comprehe nsiv. Z -.
Lnslsn Language. Duf's Western Sie,mer.
accountant: perfect system for such aceonr,.
Street. - Ssaelsch
Send for Circular BY mail.
Hut1l0Qfon. Jyflv roGE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

We bad thought that the loves, deo,l
q douGhfacsisn had already been reached
But it seems that Judge Kane. Of Penn
sy'vaoia' has found "lower deep" H.
aas recently uttered sentiments, in hi. Ju.
d'c'ai capacity which can excite in the
nrease of'every generous lover Of freedom
soothing but inesab!e Io.shing and disgust
Our readers are aware that Col. Vince.
leg .was passing through Pennsylvania
With his slaves. who were told BY Mr..
Williams. that they were in free State
and therefore free themselves. Wheeler 90,
out = writ Of Habeas Corpu. against viii
hams. Tbs case was brou sht before Kane
United States District Judge in Penn
sylvania. who. in considering the case,
made the following absurd points:
"That know Of no statute of Pennsvl-
vAnia. which Affects TO divest The rights Of
property OF . citizen Of North Carolina,
acquired and asserted under the laws OF
that State, because he has found it needful
Or convenient to pass through the Terri
tory Of Pennsylvania.
That ! am not aware that any such stat.
ute. II such an one were shown. could he
recognized as valid in Court of the Uni.
ted States
We wonder il Thu. ass-tute Judge was
..'aware" that the constitution OF Peansvl.
vania declares that there shall be neither
slavery nor involuntary seryilude in that
0tate2
The course Of Judge Kane and the "Ju-
daciaI sentiment denunciated by him are
dtsgraceful to the Bench in the land
OF freedom, whose Fundamental declsra.
tion OF rights proclaims the inalienable
right OF oil men to Liberty. We should
rejoice 10 see oil such subservien, tools Of
the. slave obligarchy stripped of the iu.
dicial crmine and sent South to aid the
siaveholders in maintsing an efficient 20.
hce system. Judge Kane and men like
him are far better fitted to WELD the whip
Of the slave driver than to decide upon
the rights Of men in land of liberty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

IHE MoRAoNs IsTnE GREAT Salt LAxs
C;rv.-We have received files of the Des
eret News. printed in the Great Salt Lake
City, for the month of May. They con-
tain many items of the movements among
the Mormons. In an article on the pros
poets of that singular people, the editor
says:
1--WE are far from mobs, far from the
crowded dwelling places OF the wicked, and
through the week our ears are not dinned
by The foul words OF the obscene an pro-
fame, our minds and bodies are no, kept
upon the rack to rescue hveli God for
ourselves and offspring from the hand OF
the deceitfu and oppressive our pure and
fair wives and daughters are no, suhjrc.
to the willy craft of the unhallowed sedu
Ger. or compelled BY the iron hand of want
to barter their virtue for food and rain
ment and upon the Sabbath we are not
Obliged to feed upon the husks doled out
by blind and hireling priestcraf,, but are
blessed with the privilege of receiving
spiritual siren tn from living oracle., and
OF being guided in our daily walk ami du
ties by that light which cometh from above.
and is again freely shed abroad for the
benefit Of oil who will walk wi,ho i, guile
and without hypocrisy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
New York ems

NKw YosK. Angus, 6.-Ex. Consul
FabeDs and several others of the Kinney
expedition sailed this P. NJ. for kcArayua.
via Aspinwal'. in the George Law. Inc
Nicaragua steamer refused to sell them
tickets.
Mr. Nelson, U. S. Commercial Agent at
Turks Island, joined the expedition at the
Island, and proceeded with 10 San Juan.
A convention was held tonight on the
battery n opposition to he conversion of
Castle Garden into an emigrant depot
The runners were the principal movers in
the affair, and they formed INTO a proces.
sion with field piece at their head.
Cap ain Rynders and Assembyman
= NE were chief speakers, AMI threaten.
ed furcibie resistance to the occupation of
tie building for emigrant purposes.
A number of rockets we're fred over
into the building for the purpose, as some
one in the crowd minated, of setting the
building on fire.
A large police force was in attendance.
but their services were not required.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
LEE COUNTY ELECTION.

FROM The ex,ravsgant reports and de-
mons'rat'on' on the streets in regard tc
The result OF the election in this County
We were led to believe that the democra
TIC majority was much larger than the &C.
'uai result as now pretty clearly ascer-
tanned would seem to justify.
We give the following corrected report.
from thirteen townships. which show a
majority Of only abou, SO votes for BOYLE.
over Stuart for County Judge C.d.r
Harrison and Van Buren, township. We,
to be heard from, will no, materially var,
this maiority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

tend them and lend them their cid and
conntenance. The law is amply stringent
10 accomplish the object intended, but it
will prove . dead letter, or worse, il
things are left 10 take their cour.e.
Such ough, not TO be the case. Long
and earnest labor was required 10 prepare
public opinion for the pass,g of the law.
Let not all that labor be lost for the wait
Of a few more energetic Efforts to put The
law in force and rid the community entire.
ly Of this deiestable traffic in LIQUOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

The NEXT CONGRESS The Senate vii
stand as at present constituted and polti
cally divided, SO Nebraska men to l9 an
Ii Nebraska. The are four va ancies--
one IN Pennsylvania, one in Alabama, one
IN Missouri and one in Indiana
The House now stands 1913 anti Nebra.
ka 10 IS Nebraska There are vet sixty
seats to be filled from districts that in he
las Congress sent 20 Wings and 40 Dem
ocrats. II all these seats are flied with
Nebra,ka-Plerc men. then Ere dom viii
have majority Of &c IN the Hou>e-enouoh
to keep Out any new slave State that may
rcratch at the door of the Union for adn.is.
SION Democracy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

lHK CHOLERA Ar SuELpyvILLE, Iii
we have already spoken of the preva-
ience OF Cholera at Shelbyv,Ile. Illinois,
we gather the following further particu
lars OF Its raw .ges from the Banner pub
ll'hed at that place
DEATns-Van Valksnberg, lsborer on
the railroad; Mr. Cook, railroad man
Miss Mary L. Woodward Mrs. Sarah A.
Osborn Francis Nuremberg; Mrs. WI.
nenberg; I. l. McCrsckvn; Captain John
bruster; Charles i. Thornton, bother
OF General thornton. On the same da,
wi'h The later John Jacobs, railroad man.
on the l7th, Abram IL Dnton, three
m'ies from town, immediately alter his
iam'iy moved to town, and two of his chill
dren Tell victims 10 the scourge; also III,
wife Of VIM. Dutton. On the 2l,,. Mrs
Ly ia Scoclle. During the last week, Mr.
fuiy an wife, who were eping board
ing-house near the railroad, died. Some
other persons besides those numbered with
The dead have been attacked but they are
al recovering.
Turing the prevalence Of the scourke.
the town was almost deserted. Out of a
population OF one thousand, not more than
three hundred remained; but those few
proved worthy of the crisis. They visit. d
the sick, took care of the dead, d CON
Quoted themselves with heroism that
cannot be too highly praised--4S Louis
News
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Nrw York, Aug 6.-Ihe Northern
Light arrived here las night from. San
Juan after the remark ,ble short passage of
twenty day. She brings $3.50. 900 in
gold. Col. Walker is nj h ali :, where he
re'reatcd from S-n Juan Cap,. French
came down in the steamer from San Fran
cisco to j in the Government party. Col.
Kinney arrived al San Juan with a party
OF twenty -four on the 10 h ut. THY are
engaged IN putting up building in San
Juan. There Is much dissatisfaction
among them. The mines in California are
yirlding better than for several years past
Gold had been discovered in great quaint.
ties at Pngel's Sound.
Tie steamers Paci6c, J S. Stevens and
Sierra Nevada had arrived up. The lst-
Ter had cholera on board, and 3e deaths
occurred between Sac,amen'o and San
Francisco. She had the passengers which
left New York June 10th.
Mrssrs. A. A. CONN. late Receiver OF
ADAMS & Co., and j. c. Woops. q mem
Der of the firm, he'd been charged with
II I'd 10 the amount Of $500, 600 by Judge
Chambers of the late finn Of Page, Bacon
s. Co.
In an affidavit of Judge c. he alleged
that the firm OF Adams & c., had been
engaged for the last four years in p.lminc
of inferior dust OF p. b. K Co. That a
regular organized band OF disguised &C
completes had been maintained in the va.
rlous mining districts of the interior here
gold dust is bought and sold. The defen.
dants have been held to bail in the sum OF
SaRo 600 each. They have published a
card promising to refu,e those charges.
fire occurred on the 4th of July on
the corner OF Karney and Bush streets, de.
s'roying abou, twenty houses. Los. no,
fur from 100000
The new city government OF San Fran
4 cisco had organized, Mr. j. Slocum hav
ing been chosen Chairman Of the Board of
Aldermen.
The know N pthngs held their Conven-
'ion for choosing State officers first Tues
day in August. A number Of candidates
Tor Governor are proposed.
Ellsworth, the great pedestrian, ha.
completed. at Sacramento, the feat of walk
ing 1000 miles in 1000 consecutive hours.
A duel is said to be inevitable between
Mr.. Dillon, French Consul, and q Mr..
Hermann, owing to dispute. which came
to blows.
Agricultural nffairs through the State
mad suffered from grasshoppers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

FThe Quincy papers contain accounts
OF burelariss recently committed in that
place. We have noticed for several week.
past constant succession Of depre dations
OF this character chronicled in the paper.
OF our own and neighboring States, and
indicating that the business is carried on
systematically and by~-A very large and
increasing force. Persons should. there
fore, be on their guard, and take care to
secure such valuables As they may have.
Tor they know not what night the thieves
may come.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
To the Merchants Of Iowa.
new CLOTHING WARE nOuSF
r. WAPLE, 4 On

n VINO taken the Store, 4S Market Stree.
fh'iadelphia, Formerly occupied by Fsss,,,
20. and having secured the services # he
moss 'as'y cutters, We are now MAsurAcrua-
ING All entirely new stock of c,o,hne a, 49,.
desc iption. and II is our intention II all times
10 keep large stock OF the newest and most de :
sirabie Clothing suitable for the Western mar.
ket.
wAPLrs.
Formerly Of Dubusus,
having spent the last Twenty years in tho
WEST, and knowing the wants OF Wesern Mer.
chants, he feels that he cannot iall to give entire
saus'ac"on 70 all hose that he may have the
pleasure OF doing business with. Our
LINEN EURNAHINo ROOM.
We think cannot be surpassed, As all our
oh,r's' Collars, ETC., ETC., etc, are male To or .
ser.
VIII afford us much pleasure TO have YOU
eai ana make personal examination of our
took y W.prrss
august 8, 1888. dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
rxHYxRAxcx MEETING

1t Will be seen by notice in another
column that the friends Of the Prohibit ory
Law propose to hold q meeting Friday
night to secure an efficient enforcement Of
the provisions Of the law enacted by the
Legislature and approved by the people Of
the State.
The interests ofthe cause. We doubt not.
demani such consultation and ac,ion on
tie pat of its friends not only in Ke,k uk.
but - many Their places ,hroaeh the
state. We trust that suoh meetings ill
be held and that al good citizens will st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

A RAINY JuLY.-From a table pubIish.
ed In the New York Tribune. giving the
rainy days OF July for the past sixty seven
years. it appears that the rainy weather
OF the Iast month has almost doubled that
of any July since the year 1889, and we
are inclined to think that this remarkable
fact will hold good not only in the vicin-
i,y Of New York City. but throughout the
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
A PIOsPERous sEAsoH

Last wintert the frequent failures OF heavy
business and banking houses, east and
west. created panic throughout the
country. add for time it was feared that
there would be general crash. 1t was
sooa found, however, that the bankrupt.
e'es were confined to few leading estat
hshmen,s and their unfortunate satellites.
and that the trouble in most cases result.
ed from overreaching speculaticns in rail-
road an Other stocks. by ambitious specu
iators. So soon as the state Of the case
became apparent, confidence was restored
ard notwithstanding the then tigh,ness OF
the money market, it was universally ad
mitted that the country ceald sustain the
pressure till ufter harvest These antici.
pstioas have been fully realized, end now
Ne have more abundant harvest through.
out the country than the most saneuine
dared hope for. The continuance of thu
European war insures very consid. ra.
BILE foreign demand, and will secure u,
against any draw Of specie to sustain the
balance Of trade.
The country, therefore. i. in sound con
dition. with abundant crops. and with nc
necessity for drain Of cash to meet debt.
or purchases abroad. The banks are gen
orally in sound condition, having wealth
cred the storm Of last winter and drawn
Ia their sails so that at the present tim,
their aggregate circulation is many mil
hons less than 3, this time last year.
What we need, especially in the west
IS 40 Increase of currency, and since al
danger is past and the prosperou, cond
ton OF the country rests upon the substan
tial basis Of abundant crops, and su fl
cient demand at home and abroad 10 Sc
cure ample prices, We doubt not the bank
will soon commence enlxrging their cir
culatlon, and furnish us the necessary ia
ciities for carrying on the immense trad,
demanded BY the present prosperous cir
cuns.ances OF the country.
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HOUSE PAIN ING AND CRAIyING.

The undersigned respectfully announces 10
me CT lzehs Of keokuk that he has opened =
pant SHOP on Johnson, I'd door above Second 81
whtr' To VIII be pleased TO attend to the orders of
those who may favor him with a call. He A..
ttr' himself that his work will Compare with
any done IN the eastern cities. Snaclm.ps Of
wood and narb- limitations may be seen by
calling at his shop.
a sh,r' OF tho pubic patronage 10 solicited.
fyou want work done IN nv line Nth nrai
ness and dispatch, call or ne-all la.K,sa fair
trial. JEREMIAH pRpwN
July 81 1855 dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
To the Public.

THE undersigned resp ctfulIy announces !,
10 the citizens Of Keokuk and v;c,n;,r U4
ma re has recently opened Apotheca sies, u
Hall corner Of THIRD and Johnson Streets -. p,
an entire new and we'll selected Stock OF Drug
Mea'cihes, Perfuineries. Toilet A,ticies NJ
Inc subscriber intends paying Particular .,
een,foh 70 The Prescription Department. and
,eo eohhden' That he can give perfect ss'isfac.
,,oh, having had an experience of ten wears in
this branch OF the business, and homes bv .,r,r,
attention. 10 business that he will merit d sl,ar.
of public patronage.
i. II. OCONNOR.
August g. 1855 div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09

EArs YsoN NSBaAsKA-INpIAs DrFrI-
cuLTrss.-We have intelligence by private
letters from Omaha giving intelligence of
further hos.ililies by the Sioux Logan
Fonienelle. celebrated chief Of the
Onshas. has been killed, aud two men Of
tie Fonsenclle settlement have been sho,
do~p. Governor lizard hss sent out 10
- y scossse The sstalsss. but great ex-
~isemsns pseveils, and come Of the seltlers
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are returning to The Iowa side q the mis-
zion.
Inc government has been all summer
getting Up military movement to project
the settlers, which have for six months
past been threatened, and often insulted
by these Sioux. Finally. after long de-
lay. troops are sent far up the Missouri, a
thoussnd miles beyond the white settle
ments, leaving the whites totally defence
less and entirely out Of reach Of ell COM
munication with the troeps In the mean
time. we hear OF some OF our troops at
Jefferson Barracks stealing chickens, ri
ding over children and shooting persons
who dare to protect their houses. In
Kansas, too, where there are no hostile In.
dilns, We hear Of grand speculations by
officers, aud heavy trains Of mi i.ary sup
plies moving westward through the region
south Of the Platte, where no hostile
Sioux have been heard of for years past
Is there to be no protection to the Iowa
and Nebraska fror tier this fall and winter?
Or how many months are required TO move
troops few hundred miles, Or do they
still wait for high water IN the Missouri
90 they can all take a cabin passage
to the region of hostilit;e. ? Who has
commend in the North " est. and where is
he to be found?
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Premiums for Agricultural Fairs

"a Z. aie now PREPARED 10 manufacture at our
w factory IN ST L,uis,
ATERLING SILVER
all kinds OF SILVER WARr FOR p.r.,r. 49,.
We warrant OF ihr latest STYLES, and nf e,sor
hn,sh, and ss low as any Eastern Hou,e
A SO, or hand and con.tently receiving. a
,sfse ana beautiful assortment Of English,
and Plated Ware, JeweIry Combs. Gu,lsrv
and Fancy Goods, which we offer at wholesale
and rr'atl az low any other house.
l. jACbAkD& Co., 10 North Fourth street.
nc 81. Louis, Mo.
r S-Soeie'ies can obtain our price lists by
addr.ssngns y
July 81, 1885, 2wd
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~The Mormons, it appears, have an
original way Of administering the rite OF
baptism. A number Of men and women
were led to the river at Cincinnati, by a
Mormon elder. and compelled TO strip 10
their linen in the midst Of vulgar crowd.
Then they were 10 be led into the water
and baptized--which ceremony began with
an old man of so, who after going under,
came up and struck Out on his own hook
to have 60 d swim. However, his
drawers slipped dewn over his feet, and
entsngled him 30 that he drowned. His
son, another convert. plunged in after him,
but he too was drowned The ladies then
dressed themselves and went home.
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1855.
MerCh antS Western Linz

NEAL, ABBOT 4 CO., New York; Will.
~ LtAMS, TANNER u CO., Buf4,o, PFC.
Ship daily from Pier ., Eas. River. New york
All cargoes fully insured to Buffalo
Buffalo. a"D
For Freight apply to Neal, Abbot l. Co.. p
o. Brooke, Virgil Hillyer, No. IS Broad Street,
New York.
Mark Packages. IN. W. Line"
July 81, 1855. daw6,l
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RAlx.--From the reports made to TIE
Smithsonian issti' u'ion, it appears that
during the month Of June last. The guam
niy Grain which fell varied in different
sections Of the country from two TO eight
inches. In Pennsyivania and Oil. eigl t
inches are reported: in South Csroliua,
seven inches; 10 New Yosk, Gin inches: 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
CASu CR0CKRRY HOUSE,
u d U l. DS & ELLIOT


EarfhenUare. CHINA and Giossuaye
No. ie5 Pearl Street, and No. 81 Cha,ob.,s s,
NEW YORK,
WOULD say to Merchants a nd Dealer. s.,
~ orally that, having established 4 C.su
HOUSE In this branch of trade, thew are tnII !
convinced that they can sell CsrcxEnY etc. 4,
such prices as Ill pay the pure haser fine y, Of
II TO retail. Experience has proved very con
c'usveiy TO US that, ny adhering strictly to the
cash system, we can afford TO sell from ten IL
twenty per cent below the regular credit trade
prices.
To this end we ask ali examination % M,
Styles and prices, q list OF which will be for.
warhe by mail to anr party desiring
E.r'henware, by the Invoice, single package.
or very carefully rep,ck-d Tor the
COUNTY, TRADE
July o. 1855 div
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Michigan. Vermont, Iowa and Mississippi,
hve inches; IN Georgia, Florida, New jer.
sep, Aab. ma and Western M .ssschuse Is.
Tour inches, in Central Massac hu setts !,
Connecticut and Tennessee, three inches;
10 Illinois. two inches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
JULY ARRIVAL!
KECEIVED THIS DAY,
July 18th, 1855.

PER AMERICAE EXPRESS
81 pieces Whit Ma,qnito Bobinetf
81 50 Pink d. IN
% white Grape Shawis with extra heavy
f,nges.
90 pieces Bieached Cotton Drilling.
- New York Mill. bieached Shifting.
20 9 Red and Yellow Flannel.
Al of which will b. sold very low a, "a
Main Street LA DIEKrsa ro
July 20, 1855. d.f
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TIE RAILROAD yorx IN Hrsny

TIE RAILROAD VoTx IN HxsHY Cous-
Tv.-The proposition submitted at the late
election for the subscription of one hun
dred thousfnd dollars BY Henry county
TO the Keokuk and Muscatine Railroad ha,
been carried by majority Of over two
hundred votes.
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Stray Horse.

laAfED from the subscriber. eornerA
bay horse, about ten years old, small -2s
sized, short black name, and black tail. back
somewhat bent, Any person returning said
horse shall be literally rewarded.
GEORGE LOEFFLER.
keokuk. August /, 1855. div.
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j. =. REEBE.

Nam Street, 6rtween S,rfh md Seren.h.
w HOLESALE and Retail Dealer n Stoves.
W Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, sc. Also
manufacturer of Tin, Copper, and Sheet, Iron
Wares
Roofing add Jobbng in Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron, which viii warrant TO give salts
'aciioh. ]. s. BEEBL.
July "a, 1865. div