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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27
To Country Merchants.

10 country MCrChahtt.
OUR Stock of Hardware and Cutlery Is now daily
and We shall hen BE- able to offer you complete
an assortment AS can b. found III any Hardware
House IN the West. We respectfully ask examin-
alton Of our stock and prices before purchasing.
sep INV BALDWIN, EVANS co.
TABLE CTTLERY--A large stock ON hand i'm
i ported direct from the manufacturers. and for
sale az 10y prices by BALDWIN. EN ANS Il co.
DOCKET CUTLERY. over go patterns Just re-
L ceieed from shgfh ID England. and for sale low
by sep II BALDWIN EVANS & co.
INIE~--We h,Ye received our Fall supply Of files
i u every description which We viii sell at
duccd price. BALDWIN, EVANS co.
lnRCuIAR sAWS.--We always keep on hand
X large stock II Circular saws from six ii inch
o. diameter, which sell at factory prices
sgpiT BALDWIN. EVANS Il co.
ID BEER PACKING always Oh band and for sale
IL by BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
u COLCHESTER COOPER To0LS-We have re-
L l cevel an assortment Of X. u. Barton . Cooper's
Tools, "A superior article which will sell AT Roches
ter prices. BALDWIN. EVANS co.
OK and Log Chains Of all sizes just received and
~ for sale by BALDWIN, EVANS Il co.
I FAD Pipe-A full assortment always On hand
IL for sale by, BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
- NOVELS and Tongs. Of all sizG~ kinds and pri-
y ces. Just received and for sale low by -
sep II BALDWIN, EVANS co.
LAND AND PANEL SANS small lot of ouE
/ l. importation, just received and for sale low
by BALDWIN, EVANS 4 60.
Jaw MANDKILS--A large assortment for circu-
- lar saws, just received and for sale low by
BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
ltNAIHS--Just received and for sale low by
- BALDWIN, EVANS d co.
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HI ELLINGTON



A BRANCH Of this Mercantile cellege Of Penn.
"A sylyania-incorporate by the Legislature 81
that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES:
His Excelency the Hos. J AAFs BtsHANAN HoS.
WILLIAM WILKINS. date Secretary at VAR thu
Hon MosEs HAMILTON Hon. v. IL. Lowry Hos.
CHARLES NAYLoR and GEN. j. h MooHEnEAp.
FAcULT1
ANDREW I. HowDES, late senior Professor q Box
Keeping and Commercial Science in the Mercantile
College Of Pennsylvania.
laufs III. DALuofF, late Professor Of 1ommere al
and Ornamental Penmanship In the same nstIu-
ton
CHAs BES DARwIy, member u the Burlington
Bar-Professor Of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every par
tieulnr that of training for business intro
duced and followed up tor upwards of fifteen years
by MIR DCFF, the founder of the Mercantile College
ut pennsy vania, by which about 5000 merchants
and accountants have been qualified for business
1t is now regarded lay business men rs the must
thorough and effective preparation for the account
ant given in the | nited States. II eomprehends
aIlkaIA Il 4AA real hAsl tie IL =ai aaia
ting SIX different methods of conducting books by
double entry-about 300 commercial computations.
eA planting many business operations not found IN
common arithineties--a comprehensive course Of
mercantile penmanship-business forms and bust
ness leters-daiiy lectures on commercial law and
commercial sciences.
Duir's Book Keeping, Harper's edition. price 81
SO, the most perfect and comprehensive IN the Eng
lish language. Duf's Western Steamers Account
ant a perfect SYSTEM for such accounts, $l-Io be
had at Corse i Book Store. Jefferson Street.
.Ed'- send for Circular by mail.
Rurlfnpt on July l9. 1883. dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

Ii ANlNd been requested by sundry persons and
l. L at sandry times TO the prices | would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa. / take this op-
portunity TO inform the public in general of the
prices Will now take for the same A list il here
unto annexed
\ + Of section 8. township 65, range s.
W E" q, 4"
<! II, - "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27
Plane for sale!

Plane for sale!
A NY PERSON wanting good second hand Pa
n no, can have good bargain by calling Oh the
undersigned immediatciy, at the Post Office, ut
his room in Mr. Burke House. on ID street between
Concert and High. III. }. AsHMoRE.
Sept. IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27
To the rchanfs of Iowa.

NEW 10 j ii Nc RE no 5 4
ID NAPLES 4 co. having taken tbs Store, IS
L Marke' Street philadrlph formerly occu-
pied by Fassiit I0..} aud having secured the
wees Of the most tasty cutters, now Manu-
featuring entirely stocs IT Clothing Of ere
r. description, and il l. intention al all times
TO keep large stock II the and most desra-
BILE Clothing suitable for thu We-tern market.
WAPLEs. formerly Of Dubuque, having spent
tho last twenty years the West and knowing the
wsr'f of Western Merchants, be feels that he can
fail give entire sfaction all those that
h. may haze the pleasure Of doing business with.
Cur Linen Furnishing Room, think cannot be
surT,aSs d all oAirts Collars etc. etc, are
made 81 order.
] viii afford much pleasure q have you call
an make personal examination II vuT stock.
August 3. ts55.-tf1y T.. y APIES A co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27
DAVIES a HIATT.


DLACliLI & SIMPSON, No. H. Pearl street
IL Cincinnati, Importers and Dealers in American
aud Foreign Dry Goods are now receiving their sup
ply Of new and desirable Pail and Winter Goods
embracing every variety suitable for the Western
traie. They respectfully solicit examination OF
their stock by Western Merchants, visiting their
city. Sept. IL. 3tNa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27
EancY Candle.
Union at the Nimble S,xpence

Union at the NlmbIe SlXpenCe.
Q s. a ID. G. billings have united their
-. stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries, and may be
found nj he old stand Of :. 5. Billings, NJ. e. Main
Street, keokuk.
One of the firm will spend his time in the East,
for the purpose Of watching the chances for buying
goods cheap, that they sell them lower than
ever We have hand fifty thousand
dollars worth of goods, which will sell greatly
reduced prices Please give call
S. $. & u. c. billings
Aug II lS55-dSw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

A SITUATION as Clerk generally, or Book Keep
Il er Good references given. Apply Al this Of
fce. sep22d2ts
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INV EsEs'i.
|. Ern...rA 81 t.rnXisin nrs


~ he uY8enlgn.I ha5t eI-t.si the larS Il and
L best eeteA -t.ea f Gt,egle and Provisions
To- fouad ia Ills efy ~ ~, laaa 81 titcf. be-
i~eeu - sei = aad az 10 Tnnin j 6 j on he
most rca.pls- Z j r.z.s.
sepls KrHN i DoB-oS.
I1REsH BUTTER. Just ses.e i,e-l supply Of H.
L lino- Batter - htIiN 4 loDSoN.
il pl5 KUHN d DoDSON.
- 3l tf0t.>-,Iust received from the country at
L a,tl5 KUHN poDspN.
lsoLuLN -Yl.l II II tie bast quality 'san h had
~ u aeptg KUHN d lpDSoN.
DlRt Ctb-k NIAEGAR be had al
Aep5a KUHN p0DS0N
At 81 7s johnson street, can be found the bes,
I \ Tobacco to be hal il he city.
.epls KUHN DoDsoN
rTHE F4yorils Authorsss + the souih.
i new Novel by the Author Of Alone
The "uiddcn Path. q novel By Marion Harland.
Those who have read il lranouuc, it superior TO
alone II is a more finished production yet re
tanning all the pathos and naturalness thu former
one. For SAL by CAVE Il son.
rI,HE BOON AND IIS sToRY--A narrative for
l. the young on occasion ( the Jubilee of the
British and Foreign Bible Society For sale by
rep IS CAVE a son.
MORNINGS WITH JEsIS-A serie. ef deso-
VI uonal reading. for the clo.et and The family
Car, fully prepared from notes e preached
hy tbs late Rev. Vim. Gay, OF Bath
p F.. sa4e. t1 SIP --------e Y + sen
rIYHACkEKA1 New Work, The Newc,mes,
1 Memoirs Of a most respectable family. For
sale hy scpa0 CAVES son.
rINllE Kisses If Joanues Secundus and Jean Bonnie
L fons. with selection from the best Ancient and
Modern Authors. Tor sale by
sep20 CAVE & son,
BANANA Ia ls55--An Account OF the Panama
kailrad, of the Cities Of Panama and Aspin-
wal with sketches Il Life and Character The 18th
mus, by Robert Tones. For sails by
sp2id CAVE 4 SON.
TROY ACADEMY.
rlNHE next Term of this Institution will commence
l. on Wednesday, September 18th, and continue
eleven weeks under charge Of
j. PIrKn, IA Principal, and Teacher in Greek and
Mathematics.
HENRY klKs, A. b.. Prof. in Latin and Rhetoric.
Miss NJ. J. PIrER, Teacher Of Draw ing and Paint
ing.
Preparatory g. so
Higher English 90
Languages, %
Drawing and Painting. extra.
Books and Stationery furnished 10 the students a.
reasonable rates by the Principal.
J. PIPER, Principal.
August 20 lS55.-,,m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

Door and Blinds supplied to order short MOTTO
aud Sashes ready glazed always on hand
~ irbcraf 1i1srouut dvaturs
Jane 2 lS55-d d rap~0S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27
SgGARS.

~ Extra copies 81 his paper can be had a. TN
Office on MAR near Fourth sect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

SH0T GUNS 4 lot Of double barreled shot guns;
- some fine, T Gale low by
:. W. Ii. TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

test of two years, and has
not its equal in the Mis-
sls.ippi valley and to
the " Golden Harp, be
ing a greasly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their as sortment OF
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal Is cNtensiye.
Some entirely new pat
terms, one IF which, the
=" Young America, =" a
splendid parlor stove. re-
GENTLY patented, will he
found superior to any in
yention If the age for IA
Pdiating heat. They have
on sale ut their store in
ISt. Louis, from which
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

FIRE. Fire. and Thieves!
II SA84 \ Pha.nS Fire Proof Safes in Store and
l. sale n. maker prices, carriage added, by
Augas, o, l355.-ds.wf J. II. SULLIVAN & co
Ean.cd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

sNAIHS-Just received and for sale low by
BALDWIN EVANS d co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

WASHING MACilINES-f The celebrated Float
w ing knuckels Washing Machine for sale by
:. ". d II. TUCKER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-27

TO the Gentlemen.
nN exhibition, AN assortment of French, Scotch
~ and American Cassimeres-.he first off red
in this market.
NEsriNGs.--ln Msire Antique; Plain and Figured
Grenadines; Brocaie and Rex Silks; silk Velvet
and Plush
CLorBs.--Black and Bius. fine grades and broken
check Cassi mcrcs, for fall suits
Also-A choice selection Of Kid, Cloth and Merino
Gloves, Half Hose in Wool, Merno. aud heavy Cot
ton with Merino feet Silk and Merno Undarshr
and Drawers Crayats Scarfs and Handkerchief.
Sept. 10. 1855. p D. FOSTER.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-23

1t was very truly said by one of the mem
bers of the House of Representatives. on COM
ing out of the Hal after the final adjournment,
that !" this Legislature viii be remembered !;
we have paid ourselves, given away the prop
erty Of the State, and repudiated her debts !"
ALI these acts were done They took round
sum of $500 each for their services they pas
sed an act to sell the main line of our public
improvements, leading from Philadelphia to
Pittsburg. at less than hall ats cost and agreed
to relieve the Pennsylvania railroad company
Of the tonnage tax, worth TO the Common
wealth st least three millions Of dollars, and
defeated the claim bill, wlrich proyided for
the paymeut Of the honest. hard-wofking Ia
borers, who had assisted reconstruct and keep
in repair this Improvement; msnyof whom
had been kept out Of sheis just clsims for Sc
ries Of years. If this be reform, we have 1t
fully and faithfully carried out.
Il now remsfns to be seen how the people
the masters Of these pubffc servants will view
these acts. Their decision will be pronounced.
either by sending them back, as confirming
their doings; or giving them liberty 70 stay q
home, - coudemnatfon Of their conduct.
We predict THAT not one-half Of the members
Of this reform party win be reelected. We
trust better men may occupy their places -
Dem. Union.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-23
Opposition to Law.

Massachusetts has at all times been celebra-
ted for opposition to the Union and those laws
which may be passed for its maintenance and
perpetuity. In the war of 1872 she refused
to allow her troops TO aid the other States in
their struggle against the gigantic power of
Great Britain, and concocted the Hartford
Convention to thwart the government In its
financial arrangements In 1916 she ridicu-
led the Mexican war, stIgmatIzed as murderers
all those who participated init and insulted the
remains of her brave sons, who fell fighting
on the plains of Mexico, when brought home
for interment Such has ever been the course
pursued by the dominant party in Massachu-
sets. and at the present time treason and in
fidelity 10 the constitution is as rampant within
her borders as it was during the war of 1872,
or that with Mexico,
An act to render the fugitive law inopera-
tive in Massachusetts has been introduced into
the Senate Of that State, and We presume is
likely to. become law. It's provisions are
numerous. Any person who shall act as coun-
sci or attorney for any claimant for any alleged
fugitive from service or labor, under or by vir-
tue of the acts of Congress. shall be deemed to
have resigned any commission from the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts that he may pos
sess, and shall be thereafter incapaciated from
appearing as counsel or attorney in the Courts
of the Commonwealth. Sheriff., Deputies,
Coroners, Constables. Police Officers, and the
volunteer militia are all forbidden to aid in any
way In the arrest or rendition Of fugitive
slave. under penalty of 81 900 or s., 900 Ene.
each and every one of them, and imprisonment
in the State prison for one or two years
There are other provisions equally mon
strous. We need not cnumerate them The
act. if passed, will be an act of nullificafion
withous one paffiating or excusing circum-
stance to redeem it from public odium But
a compact has been entered into between the
Abohtionists and Know -Nothings, and this is
one Of It's FIRST fruits. Mr.. Wilson was elected
to the United States Senate by the same fusion
of fanatics and traitors, and now they attemp
to ont Herod that act by passing laws to i'm
pede and puiify Unitdd States laws within that
CommonweaIth. This is the eliminating
point in KNOWN Nothing and Abolition hostility
tothe Union. Henceforth the eyes Of all pa
triots viii be turned upon these traitors and
their treason, with loathing and disgust
Euening Argus,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-23
Know Nothing Blisters.

The bosom of America is open to receive,
not only the opulent and respectable stranger,
but the oppressed and prosecuted of ALL Ma
TIONS and of ALL RELIGIONS. whom We
shall welcome to particioation in ALL OUR
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES."-W Wash
ingtoR.
.'Our civil rights have no dependence on
our religious opinions, MORE than our opin-
ions in physics and geometry To prescribe
any citizen as unworthy the public confidence
by laying upon him an incapaeity of being
called to Offices of trust and emolument unless
he profess or renoupce this or that religious
opinion. is depriving him injuriously of those
privileges and advantages to which, in COM
mon with his fellow-citizens, he has natural
right 1t tends. also. TO corrupt the princi-
Piles of the very religion it is meant to encour-
age, by bribiug with monopoly of worldly
honors those who viii externally profess and
conform to it. Every person has an equal
right to the honor and confidence of his fellow
citizens, resulting, NOT FROM BIRTH,
BUT FROM HIS ACTIONS, and their sense
of them. Thomas Jefferson.
:. Resolved, That the liberal principles en-
bodied by Jefferson in the Declaration of In
dependence, and sanctioned in the constitution,
which make ours the land of liberty, and the
ASYLUM OF THE EOPPRESSED OF EV-
ERY NATION, HAVE BEEN CARDINAL PRIN-
cIPLEs IN THE DEMOCRATIC FAITH, and every
attempt to ABRIDGE THE PRESENT
PRINCIPLES OF BECOMING CITIZENS
and the owners of soil among US, ought to be
resisted with the same spirit which swept the
alien and sedition laws from our statue book
-Resolsaion Of the Baltimore Democratic
Conrention.
.'The history of the present King Of Great
Britain is history Of repeated injuries and
usurpations, all having IN direct object the es-
tablsAmert Of an absolute tyranny over these
States. He has endeavored to prevent the
population of States FOR THAT PUR-
POSE OBSTRUCTING THE LAWS OF
NATURALIZATION OF FOREIGNERS,
REFUSING TO PASS OTHERS TO EN-
COURAGE THEIR MIGRATION HITH-
ER, and raising the conditions of new appro-
priis.ions Of land d-"-Declaration Of hadePen-
dcnce.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-23

A CurE TRIoK.-G. W. Kendall, in letter %
the New Orleans Picayune, from New Brauufeas.
Texas, gives the following :-eIa one evening.
young fellow came to the house Of German on
the prairie, aud asked for couple Of ears os corn
to help him catch horse. The corn was given.
but the next morning the Germaa missed his faro-
rite and best horse, and found chat the scamp had
asked for the corn to enable him TO rob the poor
settler.v
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-23

EBsIse TIDE OF IRISH HEMMIeRAzssS.--Thon-
as d. Arcy McGree in a letter TO Irish editors Of
America, says that the effect oft policy pursued
by the American" party in this country is driy-
ing the Irish Catholics to Canada and back TO Ire
land. We quote his words
Already small number of our countrymen
have abandoned the United States to settle in Can
ada West. The Emigrsat gent of that province,
Mr. Hawke. has in his report for the present year,
estimated Canada gain in this class at 20, 900,
and he very naturally attributes this fact to the ao
ton of the proscrptive party here against foreign
erss and especially against the Irish Roman Cath
oEcs.
$50 you preceive that the people themselves
have begun to find out that the British flag does
not ofitsef outweigh actual social wrongs, though
perpetrated under the standard of republic
Another class ofour settlers, possessed OF small
means, (from $500 20 $6000,) are pouring back
into Ireland learn from the shippers Of passsn-
gers at this port that the return emmigTation Al
ready proceeds at the ratio Of SEQ per week
Since the first Of January the departufes-srs said
almost TO balance the arrivalf-s highly curious
and instructive fact. !"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-23

g-Messrs. LENNON & KIrrELL have just recei-
we'd a large and splendid assortment of fancy dry
goods, jewelry, &c. Their soda fountain is also
IN operation and all who desire cool and refresh
ing beverage are invited to give them call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
TARGET COMPANIES.

uso TARGET COMMUNICATIONS ABOUT PURcaAs
inc pzes target companies would do wei Ia cal ana
examine assortment, comprising Watches ,ewerv mn
srs Instruments cups ard got lets ~ 10 "a al
mi prize Jacobs California diamond cluster uins Mi chain
80. L. y y. 9AIVJ5 ", BrosdwAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

~ teenh street hast river and foot Of Warren stree,
North river.Ihe undersigned beg afyiae the nrh
hai having made extensive Arrangements for n c,ns.n
receipt the bes OF schuyki while ana "a al cc.l
prssy prepared for family purposes are n,.r
D sell this coal the qualify q Which well as ll weirh
hey will guarantee a. The following low prceswhlse asn
crate. ard ~ ID per ion v.d IN ~
ger large chestnut coat Al a v.r ian ~
1000 he delivered. All ask q ta ~ bic a. ~ g -.
trial and satisfactory we confidently rely upon share al
the public patronage. UNLILL A MCGEE Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
COAL

voAL AT Cosr, roR TEN DAYS. AS THE COAL Musy
~ be sold preparatory 70 change Of business Rest onaltv
warranted money refunded pricea sco,ch nr i
erpool Coal ri w. worth m Corner Of Fourieenh stret snd
NnA avenue. Or liz Grand street, over Pacific bank
J. T. BODGEQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

HOAL BELOW THE SUMNER PRrcE-rHr supscnr
Der has reduced Tie price Of HE peseh Orchard coal below
celebrated Mines which he will urnh rer, from he bos,s
re screened from the yard Also for Leh Camel
liverpool, Cumberland, White Ash and schn,Wm GOALS
HtNkY REEVE corner Canal and Centre ana corner Jane
and West Streets 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
INTELLIGENCE .lrprCEs.

MRS. GREEN BEGs TO INFORM Z ne PUBLIC THAT
4 she proposes 20 supply families teachers
keepers and doesics OF the best deception
Tie purpose. rest Of help for city and country 50
eents. No 20 White st., domestic agency. M
WANTED-AT THE BROOKLYN FAMILY AND SER
w wants Industrial ami Protective unti'ue. z6 Futon
street. sYunuope mazda and
sssm.esses, three chaaiermsts also several general
LosseWofkcrs MIS-, fARkkn, sus cenfendens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
FRENCH ADv~RT1sESfENTs

DoBE, MODE. LINGERIE NOUvEAUTE DE roUr
IL genre srrivan dc Paris, au W 80 White street
line JUNE FRANCAIsE DESIRE SE PLACER dams
~ une ianile respectable pou denant GU fila de
clamote svec lee meleur recoup eniaton sadesse au
I'm - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

no MrORTERs JOBBEHs, ETC.-WANTED, A sITUA-
on by young Of deraple experience,
keeper and general ONCE clerk In large
Old Country Has knowledge OF the commission trade
linen goods DC. Moderate salary accepted immediate
ployment wanted. Address H. w r., Herald Office for
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-24

Most of our New York exchange papers
place no faith in the rumors of peace
brought by the Pacific, The Sun says
Al'aiTs assume Al aspect promising an
early peace, and then. oil n, once, tho .s>
pect becomes more wariika. The Allies
hurry Off re-ipforcements 10 the Crimes,
while their Ambassadors nj Nienx see the
clouds of war breaking away. The Car
accepts the . four points" ms the basis OF
peace negotiations, while his troops re. cross
the Danube, and enter again the Dobrud.
scha. They are again on the road TO Con
s,an,incplc. Western Europe passed, in
few days, from jo, a. the prospect OF peace
to doubt and depression at the renewed
prospects Of a continuance Of .he war"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-24
Arrivals Al the Planters Hotel.


Fanny Firm. II! Cali"w"y " a
Rees. 5 Rlcha,dson. galloway, co"n
N; W Board, " N WILSON - = Richard
son, NY Mr. Thomas, ", Jonas texas
J = Ferry, !hotnh'nIa' l. ferry' "ome'
T. l. Baxter, Is Aycocs' smith county
Texas
SAruRnAy--R u Hsfgrove, " kees'
county; Il " Nivion, q Barker, Msrshan'
a ; kIlcore, Mss 'on.' - wa"
der. " u "ifedock' "a; u " shelton
Rnsk county, Texas; Mr raf"nsm' New
York; q Smith, 'sddo iaf'sh' La :
Wood, New Orleans W ' "h',e' La. =,
SvNpAy.--K u ward Jefferson T.
Milleur. " Il Hodge. Texas = Hooper
Shelby county, hofph,'' y ''s.e's'
Marshall, i Me''"sa'h'f' NY " y
Hotge, New "'h' :. ~. ~ -
MoNcA.,--M hsil' Mf NesnM' J"
scoggins. J l. shefod, kns'eil" par
ker. > } Rlehsr,ison, r. ! .fa'e, y brown,
county, " q bonner " " Morris, .
and I X; A T. hampton, Z" Aio""'
Shreveport.
TrsspAS.-H l. Berry, tpshur county
J " Swanson, r. Cater j. . Ca'.away, "
A Kees, county; { II Andrews, Fort Vac,
do; 4 $ Johnston. Texas; y Terry, \ !
Rowley, Gilmer, Texas; wood, Now
Orleans; G n Weir Austin, IeSss I !