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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

IHF ALLEGED HAVANA CoNsPIRAToRs LETTER
FROM SFcRETAnY MARcY.-The Black Warrior
which arrived al N. York, Tuesday evening, bring.
news from Havana, which is important II true.
correspondent of the New York Herald states
The iaet that Mr.. Marcy has written to the United
states Consul in Havana, to say TO the Captain
ueherai OF this island that If one drop of American
'looo spilled in the present crisis the government
VI 'he United States will not be answerable for the
result and that Colonel Robertson acting Uuitsd
e'a'es Consul, in that city, in handing In his pro-
ast against the unjust trial OF Felix and Estrampe.
od positively deliver the message to Gen. Concha.
"no' though perhaps some what appalled, a. the mos
aent' VIII nevertheless take the life of Estrampes
Ihere was report In circulation that some fur-
ner evidence having been obtained against DIR pi
ue'o and Cadaiso, they were again to be placed on
their trials. F"'o 'A
ine ielnaie relatives of Estrampes sought an In
'ervlew with General Concha on Sunday bu, ,b.u
were denied admission Upon Es,rampes BEING
informed of this, he said, /" rejoice at It fGenI
"oncha thinks that will ask him for merry he
mistaken"
number OF additional arrests had been made
among them Don Carlos Castillo, the head of the
savings Bank, and Don Joaquin Alcazas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

Refer to the following gentlemen
hon John 4. Caske, Richmond. ya..J,ays Iobn
ii. Gimer ESQ do. NH 81 IN ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11

I4ALY.--KING BoABA s'BAckING DoNN."-
The king Of Naples has dismissed NJ. Mazza,
the director of the secret police, whose re-
cent conduct has excited disgust abroad and
fear at home. NJ. Mazza has distinguished
himself by the renewal of the bastinado at
Naples. He also is the person who convey
Cd threatening message to Prince Satriano
because member Of the British Legation
had paid that nobleman a visit in his box at
the theatre.
\ dispatch from Vienna, dated Sept 90,
states that the difficulty between Naples and
England Is at an end, the King having made
the aaende.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11

ARRlsoN INDICTED AND ARRAIGSEp AGAIN.
VIM. Arrison was brought into the Com
mon Pleas Court, yesterday, and arraigned
upon an Indictment, recently found by the
Grand Jury for the murder Of Catherine Al
l;son, the Prosecuting Attorney having en-
tered ,loHe in relation to the charge for
murder Of Isaac Allison, for the reason Of
the uncertainty Of the power TO transfer the
cnse from the Criminal Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11

NEW CLOTHIN WARE HOUSE.
ID NAPLES d CO., having taken the Store, 4s
L Market Street, Philadelphia, formerly occu-
pied by Fassitt Co. and having secured the ser
vices Of the most tasty cutters, now Manu-
factnring entirely stock of Clothing Of eve
ry description audit is intention nj all times
10 keep large stock Of tho newest aud most desira-
hle G!DtbiEg guitable for the Western market
+. VApLEs, formerly OF dubuque, having spent
the last twenty yenrs in the Vest, and knowing the
wants Of Western Merchants, he feels that he can
not fail to give entire satistartion 10 NIL those that
he nsay have the pleasure 6f doing business with
Our Linen Furnishing Room, we think, cannot be
surpassed, all Shirts, Collars, etc., etc. are
made 10 order.
IL will sGor much pleasure TO have you call
aul rpake a personal examination Of vulT stock.
August 3, fa53--4dIy l.. NAPLES d 90.
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\ CoNTRAsr.-Near the end Of his days,
the lieentious Byron wrote the following lines:

MY days in the yellow leaf,
The bowers and fruit of love gone
TIE wo,tn, the eanker, and the gtief
Are mine alone.
Near the end of his days, Paul, the aged,
wrote to a Young minister whom he greatly
loved as follows:
.. / am now ready to be offered, and the
time Of my departure is at hand. | have
fought good fight, have finished my course,
| have kept the faith, and henceforth there is
laid up for me n crown of life, which the
righteous Judge shalt give me at that day."
Is there not difference between him that
seryeth God and him that serveth Him not
All experience as we'll as conscience, answers
Yos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11
Indiana Suspended Banks,

The State AUDITOR has given notice that he
shall. on the Doth instant, AT noon, sell at
auction at the Merchants Exchange. New
York, the securities held in trust for the re-
demption Of the notes Of the following
banks. viz: Plymouth Bank, at Plymouth
State Stock Security Bank, al Newport Ira
ders' Bank, at Terre Ilaute Drovcrs' Bank
at keene. Farmers Bank, at yincennes. -
The securities consist of Indiana and Penn.
sylsania fves, and Virginia and Louisiana
skies.
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New ALrRRKD Mons. Fiye., If the Bank
Of Elgin, Illinois, have been made ont q 81
notes hy FASTING. The words 1.aye dollars
in the body Of the note cover the word son .
making il read, ''will pay five dollars de.
mand." The figure between til, signatures
ia erased.
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r. Fl. O'Connor,
pATYgEC ANY AND DVITGG V0T


A PorHB}AKIEs' HALL, corner I'd and johnson
~ streets, kcokuk, Iowa IL now in receipt of q
large and well selected stock Of Drugs Medicines,
Chcmica Is and DYE Stufs. Also, large assortment
Of the most popular Patent Medicines now in USE
some of which he has the exclusive agency of ;
therefore would call the attention of country me-
chants and druggists " the same My stock Of Per
fumery and Toilet articles is large and sarie com
prising LnbinS, Bazin's, aud Julius Hauel's fne
Extracts every description Of Hair Oils, Pomades
Fancy Soaps tooth nail and hair Brushes, and all
powders used for teilet purposes Choice brands Of
Cigars, Snufs, and Tobacco always on hand Physi-
clans Prescriptions carefully compounded, at all
hours Of day or night
Oct. Cd r H. 0T0NN0R
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MAMA FOR THE MoRHoNs-A Salt Lake
City correspondent Of the St. Louis Repubi-
can. under date Of Aug. 81. says
You will notice in the Deseret News some
reference 10 sweet substance discovered
on the rocks and leaves Of trees in 7t.n
Valley, large Quantities Of which have been
collected, boiled, strained and run into cakes
like maple sugar, which it resembles. ex-
amined barrel of it. and though it had
bitter taste --owing. probably to the juice of
the leaves being extracted by over boiling
found that ii contained much saccharine
matter. Since its discovery in Utah VALLEY.
it has been found In this and no doubt ex-
tends to other valleys. Like honey dew, it
IS formed by the elements, and the most ex-
traordinary circumstance connected with it
IS the immense quantity extending over SO
great space.
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rINHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
L nounce to the pahlie that their Coaches leave
heokuk Daily tSunday excebted) for Fairfield, o.
kaloosa, Fort Dies Mpncs and Council Bluffs, paSxipg
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham, Ashland, Agency City. ottumwa, Ed
dyviile oskaioosa, Peila Monroe, Apple Grove, 10
1T. Des Moines.
From O~kaloosa ftri weekly ~ Council Hufis vim
Bcllefntan Knoxville Pleasantsiiie, lniianola, 1t.
Charles, Wintersett, Indiantown, Silver Creek, to
Council Bluffs.
Also from 0ttumwa via Biakesburg, Abba, La
grange, to Charlton, tri-wetky
Also from. kskoak, Daily, via Warren, Pennington,
Bonaparte Bentonsport, Keosauqna, Pitsburg, Troy,
to Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge FROM For. DeS Moines, passing
through Boonsboro' and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above places ut
O'clock, A. NJ.
sNr~ Office on Main Street, second door above the
Laclede HouSe.. kE Ft4E -&N
- r. A, .MrCAEsNKY. Agent.
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Autumn Stock

p. d. FOST Err.
sHH now open fine stock of French and Amer
~ L lean Printed and Plain DeLaines Plain and
flaid 4erinoes Coburgs, Black and Coiored Mo
|Aair, ekages, dc, to which he invites the atten-
- the Ladies, assuring them that the style and
4Dty unsurpassed, aud prices low az the same
goods can be sold in tn country.
keokuk, Sept. 10. ddw
M ESsRs. EDITORS: Please inform the Ladies
1Y1 that We have received the largest stock of en-
broideries, Collars from cents 10 $500; Mauesc,
Black SIX Brussels and real thread Lace Lace Jac-
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, dc, dc.
IL b. WOODWARD SEQ
Aug Is, 1s5S.--dAw III
Fall styles.
w have Just received our Fall styles of Ladies'
W Velvet, Cloth, and Silk 0aaks Talma's and
Viscttes; also Of Brocha and Plaid Shaws
sep27daw WOODWARD d co.
nRRss TKIMMfNds-qh Ladies can De suited
II in this line at
sep27d&w WOODWARD cos.
DLAIDs. beautiful Scotch and Tartan
Piaid-, every variety can he found at
sep21d3w WOODWARD 4 cos
"o0L DELAINEs.-Eyery variety Of plain and
W figured Wool DeLaine,, just received at
srp21ddw WOODWARD co.'s.
y EADY MADE CLOTHING Everything il this
~ line eon he had at the lowest figures Mt
ssp27apT !. 8oopM ARD 4 cos
NV HOOKS.
DTS of Blarney by Mack enEie--a series OF Irish
- Stories and Legends. For sale By
oct cd !. I. CAVE son
d ICHARD HuRDIs-A tale Of Alabama, fairly
IL iliustraied by W Gilmore simms. For sale by
oct cd j. +. CAVE d SON.
Guy kIVEks-A tale Of Georgia; by ". GILL
~ more simms. For sale by
oct I'D Ut. CAVE SON.
NORA and the Doctor; or revelations Of Physi-
~ eian's wife. For sale by
oct cd j. T. CAVE aoN
I AND Labor and uold of two years in Victoria
IL with yisits 70 sydney and Vandeiman'. Land;
by Vim. Hewitt Far sale by
oct sd J. r CAVE son.
IABITs and Men; with remnants If record touch
l L ing the makers Of bath BY lr. Doran.
Oct Cd j. T. CAVE d EoS.
TIVE fayorite Authoress Of the South.
i new Novel by the Author of alone"
The Hidden Path, /" novel by Marion Uarland-
Those who have read il pronounce II superior 4.
"Aione.' 1t is more finished production. yet r.
tanning all the pahos and naturaness the former
one. For sale by CAVE 4 SON
rIAHE BOOK AND lis sTORY--A narrative fer
L the young, occasion If the Jubilee Of the
British and Foreign Bible Society. For sale by
repi5 CAVE 4 son.
MORNINGS WITH JEsTs-A serie. Il aeyy-
vi tional readings for The closet and the family,
Carefully prepared from notes II sermons preached
w the late Rev. Vim. Gay, Of Bath
For sale by sep - CAVE son.
rINHAckERAY's New Work, The Newoomcs,''
i Memoirs of most respectable family. For
sale by sep2o CAVE son.
1NHE Kisses Of Joannes secundus aud Jean Bonne-
l. fons With selection from the beet Ancient aud
Modern Authors. For sale NV
sep2o CAVE son.
BANANA In lss5.-An Account Of the Panama
4 Railroad, Of the Cities VI Panama and Aspin-
wal with Sketches If Life and Character the 18th
mus, BY Robert Tones. For saie by
r-paad CAVE r soy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11

SIZE or THE RUSSIAN FLEET DrsrRoyrp AT
SEBssroroi according to the Courier DIES
k,ats Inis, the Russian flag counted at Sch
astopol, in the month Of September. 1854.
seventeen ships, Ave If l2D guns. the remain
der Of - guns: four frigates Of sixty guns.
four corvettes or briggs, twelve steamships md
eighty-two ships Of inferior grade: in all
lOi ships carrying 1900 guns. This colos-
cal armament was destroyed by the Rus
SANS themselves - prevent it from falling
INTO the hands If their enemies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11

TIE LOvER'N kOI.li1O4I u.
go search ~ Iu.iass xsye fyr pearls, st,
To deck yS41 hsgh-lurn maiden
Or Dig GoleoDda = diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
90 gather Myrrb aud FTsnkinecn.e
Aud sweet Arabian spices.
And cluster round your fheart's delight
Loves widest If devices
I'll give 10 her whom / adore,
By far an of ring richer
Myface all dressed IL lovers smiles,
In Bucfl 3 fair Nk VII gAt Picture.
BryII Gallery, So Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11

GREAT RISE IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
The greatest rise in the Mississippi that has
occurred Tor many years ut this season, has
taken place the past week. 1t will be worth
thousands of dollars to the Territory. Al
though there ls not vet sufficient encourage
ment to expect many logs from Rum River,
Yet some two million feet have been received
and will supply the present pressing want.
The effect of the rise in keeping down me
price of freights, will be highly favorable TO
the interests of the Territory. Freights at
the latter part of the season have hitherto
been SO exhorbitant. that it has been only a
ebolce between perishing with hunger and
cold and psyipg an extortionate sum, that
our citizens have consented to be unmerciful-
ly feeced We hope for a respite this sea.
SON 81. Anthony Express.
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it fsuccsysor y 10 Stannas & Rdniltox,l N
XXTHULESALE GR0CERs, COMMISSION AND
wv FORWARDING MERCHANTf, Main street,
between Fourth and Fifth, Keokuh, Iowa.
We have ample means aud shall keep full and
general stock Of Groceries and shall BE- prepared to
sell upon the most favorable terms.
We shall also do a General Commission business,
and solicit for sale nsgnments Of all kinds OF
merchandise and country produce. We are prepared
To maks liberal advances. We shall pay special at
teniion 10 receiving and forwarding all kinds of goods
and produce both to and from the interior, and 10 fill
ing orders for descriptio of merchandise From
the long experience OF Mr.. w. Il. Huston ia this
branch Of business, we shall be able to give satlsfae
ton. UISION, HAWKINS HUSTON.
We take pleasure ia recommending our successors
to old friends and ask for them continuance Of
the liberaliiy lately extended 10 us. Messrs. Hus-
ton, Hawkins Huston are prepared to do large
business, and from their experience and ability,
confident will give entire satisfaction.
STANNUS d HAMILTON.
October s. 1s55-dGwlm
Removed from Concert Hail.
l.. Ii. H0UGiIT0N, Attorney and Counsellor
L.. at Law Notary Public. Land and general col
Letting Agent Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House Of Smith Van Sicklen,
ion I'd street between Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa. Lots of Lots and Farms for sale, reasona-
bic terms oct. sd
TO COOPERs AND MACiIINIsTs.
II ARIEL Stave, Pianeing and Saw Mill for saie,
- situated in Fort Madison, Iowa. To practical
mechanic or others. this is good opening ~ engage
in business The -four Dbl. staves, &c. OF hand can
be bought with the mill. Apply by letter or other
wise to Il. ". HILL,
Oct S, '5o-dlt3~lt Fort Madison
CRACK ERSy CRACKEARs!
CoTNTkY merchants can be supplied with Boston,
~ soda, Butter, and Sugar Crackers, in quality
equal I'd any niakers, at the lowest fgurs, At Gal
losay's Machine Cracker Bakery johnson street,
opposite the post Office Keokuk.
900 Cracker bbls, wanted immediately, and will
contract for the foil and winter trade ut fair price
sleoi dk, Get >, '55-w3m Il. GALLOWAY.
ut. Bes Mones Stntssn.an and 0tfumwa Courier
copy msmths and send bin to this effect
POWDGR MACHINE.
vTAh upd crstgned having built new magazine
J. arc prepared to stqre bowisr favorable terms
and deliver same ju auy part 4 the city They have
Ia store and for sale n
200 Kegs Mining Powder
100 do Rae
81 - DO 4"
Il ID a.
~ dnx. canister in whole and one half pounds,
| Oct 3-w cLEuHQRN Il HARRISON.
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skyiigh, Daguerre.n GalI.ry.

r W. BULL,
! :: :
and vicinity, that ne
il prepared 10 take lkenesses Of all who may give
him call In the most perfect manner, having
large skvlight, the only light by which blue eye
can b. made to look natural, and far superior all
other lights for Daguerreotvping also, having
perienee IN the art Of years, he fathers
himself that he can suit the most fastdious. Pic
lures and Drawings copssd; Landscapes and pie
lures II tue suck deceased taken short notice
Pictures pat up every variety Of style, regardless
Of The weather. aud satisfaction all saaHAn
teed.
June % Is55-dtf
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LATEST by Telegraph.

New YORK, Oct s.--A letter in the Tri-
hume, from New Orleans, says that active ef-
forts are being made in that region to enlist
recruits in the Walker and Kinney expedi-
ton. Several wealthy planters have sub
scrbcd large sums, and others have agreed
to emigrate there with their slaves. The
fund already guaranteed to Kinney, it is
said amounts TO over FIVE millions dollars.
Sidney Stewart, one of the city Judges,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury for
mafeasaIice in Office. He is accused Of re-
tanning possession Of goods taken from ar
rested criminals.
There are two indictments against Stewart:
one for receiving $500 from the wife of n
culprit, for using his influence to get nolle
prosequi entered in his case. The other is
for conspiring with Elder to delay the trial Of
q thief
Ia the same court an attempt was made by
the counsel of Hcrrick, one of the indicted
Aldermen, to have the.indictment quashed. -
The matter is undecided.
In the case of Cooper, II nolle pros. was
entered, and proceeding have been common
ced against his accuser for perjury.
BoSroN, Oct. s.-We have adyices from
Nuscillo to the 1th ult. Business dull.
Gen. Alvarez with 800 troops was march
ing against the rebels.
A party of government troops were cap
tured on the night Of the Sd Of Sept. and
dlsarmed. Their report caused intense ex-
element at Nnsclio. The [. ). Consul and
the families Of the principal citizens sought
shelter ON board Il vessel in the harbor.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s. - a petition was
made in the {. :. District Court day, ON
the part of June Johnson, former slave Of
Col. Wheeler: asking that the habeas cor
pus issued to passmore Williamson be quash-
ed. An argument was made. The ease vi II
he resumed tomorrow.
BosToS, Oct. 1.-The Republicans Of Suf-
folk county and vicinity had large and spif-
tied meeting at Faneuil Hall to- night. a Sc
RES of resolutions to resist the aggressions
of slavery were adopted stated to have been
drafted by Daniel Webster in 1916 Two
whig members Of Congress addressed the
meeting. Letters were read fron Chas. sum
ner and JOSIAH Quincy, senr., giving their
adhesion TO the movement.
! COLUMBIA, 5. c., Oct. Robert 3. Tripr
is the only Know Nothing certainly elected
10 Congress-. Johnson's majority for Gov
ernor is large The Legislature is decided,
/ democratic.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE crrY.

THE Drs MONIES VALLEY WING is issued from
this Office every Wednesdss has an extensive and in
ereasng circulation throughout the Des Moncs val
lev well in the rest Of the state and the nj
ted States and medium OF advertising is not
snrpasse subscription price l,5o per snnum III
advance.
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Keokuk. October s, ls55.-d2w
NEwsi NEwsIi NEMs,,I

rINHREF days later from the Crimea. We arc an
i thorized to state that LANpEs Il DArGHERrY' 3
new Bread Wagon Is on the track Furnishing better
Bread, Cakes and Crackers, and more for 81, than
was ever furnished for the same in keokuk. If you
want any Of the above articles, try the RaD WAGON
Oct Id LANDES 4 DATGHFRTY.
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n. MT. Z. q. NJ L. I'VE went over tha'
poru0n OF TINS road which IS no" unner
contract, dey before ysterday. we iouna
the trhck lncondition for tne hes at seSer"'
poinH. 4ase a humber - patches ha'ihe
been advanced TO tnat wage. Inc heaViest
cuttings nave heeh commenced anu we "erA
"''oge'hcr u progressing very SUBSEQUENTLY
muse VINO nave never eA"i'ih'" 'he me
Wou'u pe surprised % 'i'd no" Siish' an
amount oi "ofh - fequireu upon Tue hrs'
their first estimate. and everything looks
bright for the future.
YEN fLLisSihR MADE ShARshAh' ! nc
Mohi'eur oi ocp'' l-'n' Voi'"'iiS Inc Aoiio"-
ing decree
Napo.eoh, y 'ie graz u oIu d n t,'e
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Y 1ARrLErr Lw.xAAasq
BARTLETT X MANCOURT,

(Succsssors to ~. G. FunkhoNee
nn0OERS AND COMMISSION MEKCHANTSs
" No. 96 Main street ks1k uk, Iowa, resp ctfslly
inform the public that they have forrnsd pArtner1
ship for the purpose Of carrying the Above business
u al its various branches. Having purchased ~
entirestock Of Family Gro series 81 the above stand
design making such additions thereto, "a shall make
of the best stands Of the kind in the est, and
hope by strict personal attention to merit share Of
public patronage. Charlie will wait with the wagon
asnsuai. BARTLETT & MANCOURT.
. GA 10 55-dtf
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Lime |! Lime /!

HAVING sold all our interest in the Lime Barn
L Ling business to Mcssrs. Is. Zwart i Co.. we take
pleasure in recommending them to our old patrons
toforo. J. COPE 4 co.
HAVING bought GU, Messrs. Cope Co.. we hope
i i the friends Of the old firm, And the public In
general, will give share OF their patronage
None but the best Lime delivered
Don't forget the old stand. being the first kilns be
low the corporation. Orders lett at ". c. Funk
houser's Store viii receive prompt attention.
u. ZWART d co.
Eankuk O.tuber le55
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Now is the proper time for planting out yoor
Strawberry Beds. We have the hovey hudsos,
pine Annie. McAvoy's Superior, Burr's New Pine
and Jenney $ Seeding for sale
Nursery grounds three fourthsof mile west Of
the CITY limits, on the Bluff Ferry Road to the
Des M5ines. HUBHELL HILTON.
sent Is 1855 d4w
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To the Public.
Alta meeting Of the Board of Trustees of the
Iowa Medical College. held October Sth 1855, the fol
wing proc sedings were had:
Resoired, That the resignation OF DR. Sanford Bell
US one vi the Professors of the Iowa Medical Col
leg and as trvseee, BE- and the same is hereby ac-
cepted the board being thus relieved from the neces
Ely Of creating vacancy in his chair.
Rssolpsd, That the card Of DR.. Bell, Published.
We are informed. by DR. J. G. Hughes, not only re-
fleets upon the Faculty OF the College, but is poor
copy If stereotyped edition Of silly ISLANDERS against
Dr. J. +. Sanford which IN Judgment will not
injure him or effect the progress and prosperity of
our institution, though its publication may be con-
tinusd in the daily papers for the season.
On ton, d.. Sanford was unanimously elected
Dean Of he Iowa Medical College. rice DR. Bell
Til0S. W. CLAGETT, Pres'l.
Jas r. Cox, sam X. Curtis,
J. NJ. Shelley, I I. Reid.
j. W. Potter II. W Sample,
John McCune, D. " kilbourne
A. Brdgman.
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IN - hn-h. " nush Thy tvatiBg near
The one thou lowest will be there -

On turning the s'poor leaf there was
found one dollar bill with some verses be-
ginning
'sFai, lady lift thine eyes and tell
Ii this is not truthful letter.
Thfs is thu (i1 thou lowest so we'll,
AMI nought to) make thee love it better. (l0)
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries.
Keok uk, leWa.

VhuSis etittANu Aut apr
description of Fruit and
ornamental Trees, Grape
Vines, Roses. Shrubs,
Flowering Plants, Bulbs,
&C., which will be furnish
ed 1T Eastern catalogue
prices.
Also Seeding Stocks to
the trade. Any article in
our line may be had in
time for fall planting,
which is decidedly prefer
able, by sending in your
l s,n.~u<ltntalu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-11
KEOKUK FEMALE xEMINARY.

hF the Keakuk Female Seminary win commence
~ on Monday September 10th.
Roy. VIM II. Williams, Principal and Teacher Of
English Grammar and Criticism Of Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy, de.
Mrs. A. l.. Williams, Teacher on Piano Forte and
Of the French Language.
Miss Mary c. Haft, Teacher Of the various branch
IS of Mathematics and Natural Science. History, de-
Miss julia Benedict, Teacher in the Primary De
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