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Stock on hand, not cleared ..... 1902 pbs3
SUGAR AND M0LASsEs.. .. The sales of Sugar COM
prised SO hhds Fair to Prime eat and IL bids at
for Fair and 7c for Prime. OF Molasses about l2o
bbs sold in many lots at 15l6t for Inferior and 81
as for Choice, and 73 bbls Choice Reboed at 2sa IS
gallon The price paid for the first hid of new Sugar
appears to have been 5s U b. and for the three bbs
new Molasses s5t P gallon. Ten hhds more of new
Sugar were received Friday by the steamer Laurr1
Hill It was made by the Centrifugal process
FLOUR. The demand good, and 5000 bbls were
disposed of including $50 Unbranded at s. $50
at IS rs, 1000 in three lots at IS and 1000 Ordinary
Extra at S. rs W Dbl
GRAIN. Nothing done in Corn. An offer of 75s
refused for round lot of Old White which was held
at 300 " bushe Wheat was still higher the sales in.
Guiding 270 sacks at 81 rs for Red and 81 IS for
White 9ls sacks at 81 80 per bushe 200 on private
terms Oats in good request with sales of 400 to
500 ks at $685. and 5000 Old from store ut 500
" bushe.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was retailing at s2l rs n
s22 bbl.. OF Bacon, IA casks Prime Ribbed Sides were
sold at 1916 a fb,
HAY. 1400 bales Ordinary New York HAY were sold
from the vessel at $21 u ton.
SALT. We heard Of $4,000 seeks Liverpool (one-
fourth to one-thrd Fne) sold ct 81 09OSl 10 "a sack,
and learn that within the last few days over 10000 sacks
assorted to arrive by the lat December have been
taken by dealers and spectators Accounts from Liver
pool represent Salt scarce and having advanced
considerably in prices in that market.
BAGGING AND ROPE. "A lot of Is bales India Bao
gng (heavy) sold at 1414o, cash Of Rope s5s coils
Ordinary disposed of in lot at 10 two three
and four months
GUNNY BAGS. Prices still higher, with sales of 1856
bales at la 100 light at &c. 100 our bushes) at 2oa
cash, to arrive.
LARD OIL IA lot of "a bbls Winter Strained was
sold at 81 o5 p gallon. -..-=
COFFEE. Sales ITO bags Rio at 1o23l1&, and 800
at 1114c p fb.
NAVAL STORES. ...275 bbls Spirits Turpentine were
taken at equal to cash. 2l7 bbls No. Resin at
81 75 and 1l6 of Pitch at 50 20 y Dbl.
FRElGHTs. Two ships taken for Hayre at l Nc
for Cotton 81 60 for Flour and $50 for Wheat and one
for Boston at 20 for Cotton.
EXCHANGES. Foreign Bills were very dull with
downward tendency but there was a good demand for
domestic. We quote
Stsilns lO7l0l071S 1918
reII5 hi. 2o6Dbf. 80 ID dollar
view 1ork si1ty-nay Bills d2X "a OF dis
Sight Checks on New York. I'm x dis
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SPECIFICATIONS
FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY NTH PIrTgBURG COAL

i.
A Ii THE COAL SHALL BE OF THE
quality Of pshur the lunp properly and
fea from impurities and foreign mat.rs
1t shall bs delivered the Of the Comptroller
tus, n CURED in pgst Of the city.
doilkra thA each
days notice that any delivery may delayed.
Security $4,000 shall be required for faithful
y N an o.
Payment certificate Comptroller a. each 500 or
barrels delivered.
The contract from The date Of sho approval
jud scatiou by she Common Copuol. @ :.
10 u nglec, the Of the contractor comply
strictly with the tbs Coanc right
dtellrs the
Of uAe, aud without indcmniying the couiraclor
Bda 10 be barrel deiysrsd.
New 0feans, ApguIt 10, 1853.
LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor,
Approved the Committee Streets Landings of
Assistant Aldermen. - =
Signed, ISAAC THAYER, Chairman,
Approved Committee Landings Of the Bofd
Aldermen
oisTi s'gusd. CHAs PRIDE, Chairman.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEeosD Tu.ffess couaT LINES MCLAUGHLIN Elan
eaas kL4RK ss.s " lie cy ~ Of NV os. ss.'
VIRTUE Of four writs of fieri facias to
oss Ss m s 4 ps e. s
son,s together with large quantity Of Curt
:, Gutter soas' and have &c. Il lie
w again o Tor assvs Cracked sope, Curb and Out
oo ss y or H. 4 q ~ tis H. an q
er.s with bond sd good security. benrlg par Per
OILS q u JOHN a. hGAlssE, Constable.
.s e EpsIEs IeaS RON
NY VIRTUE of q writ Of Heri faciss to me
ne sSa C s ssas sssPf p' s q
'.si y, q q s1,saa2 i Z" ~
fl os and two signs isns lI' (4f'''
INV DssItas1 .ssAr oAEPH KRAaEh HIS crsao
: VIE Creditors of the Insolvent are hereby
fSss y a T.. p D 5s.ss 70; & !,
ssisss s ssn asns1 q ss e. an
Ii s.s19 ssa sissss sfs .ssa
o !. Q. eHAIoN, Deputy cls.t
s.u. e EI "a T. Pc La LOUISIANA,
JOSEPH kaAEMER sss G sis-so Ioasa.
4 20 creahclers oe finsolvale sont par ces pre-
ia'sss tsss WIZ ass e s4 DE- a.
ms ass .ss Pc pa aaas. 10 aa 4. at
eoas "a pstsoaae ct ses bens naspeudus
-@----------J . cH.LnE, hepu,s srstEi-r.
STATE OF LJU .alsNA.
. . FifLh Distuc. Of N-wO rIeans /
Iho1AS kRoSEv va HIS CaEDIToks.-No i0s
'kfHE creditors of the insolyear are herehv
n poiisd iaya5D Eo N',.,v
rsss Of tba ETY. o. IS octo,ss 1885 Il
lock a. of "a Ia
ips9iFen me M ind
stayed. = fSfS-'' u -"-A h1s'4ssns ere
By oder Of ours the 10TH day September, 1885,
I'LL -. ENTERTAINERS, Deputy Clerk
ETAT e Lee L0UisIANE
THOMAS Ksoss @ IS 9 Il Il sars's
I Els creanciers dc Pinsolyable sont par lie pre-
81 not ms d comp nate "a Petads kone Nc
~ dr hurs au man enes les Hires an al
ltsvsue 81 podrasa ia
e. ies sns du dit asolyabs npeaaaea
sat- =. -. N fnEPAGSTER De tsrifBsr
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Rri1n.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


s CLEARED SATURDAY. ,Ia- ~
Steamship Perseverance,, Sheppard for Galveston and ndsano
-, =, 49, Harris 4 Morgan
mp = L warner, Ihomha, Liverpool ] r Whnsy 6eo
5bip Manchester, Clara, Genoa Cr+evy Il Far,yafi
ship Westninlier, HiIz, New York Chester HIfsrd
Sup Dirigo, Cutler, 4. " pxn, or 4
spanish MO Amaro,lssb. f.A;, p,g naho
Spanish sh,p Julia, Sichs Cadir ~ pu,e 4 Ayepdsno
Spaoln amp Adeis Slchss Barcelona Puig Avendano
spanish DATA stsna. fHrschr. Barcelona A 81 Hens
Seer g II Mon sgle Butler, Hsysya A Iet patfo
sehr Iulogens, Ruggs New York RIM HaIrlson b co
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MospAy MOANING, Got 15 1856
C0TToN.... There was only a limited inquiry on
Saturday and the sales reached barely bales taken
mostly the North Prices rather easier without
any quetshle alteration.
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tne left s: Louis tho sh she reports eight
wafer from St LuB Cairo and the river at stsua in
for New Orleans steamers Lakn SAM David Gibson Re-
public snd Florida. 4g." @N IN 10
steamer he from ouoha reports having met on yesterday
Bayou Gorda steamer Bella Donna on QUE
broken of herm - 49,
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

soha there would not have been any actual deficiency
had the regular Of trade been interrupted
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" Domestic Ports
Loving N' os''ei o. snlP osn bois
ssToN-csarsd for New Orleans October sh ship Elizabeth
NEW for New Orleans October s. ship Richard An
Arrived from New esns October anip Far west
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CATTLE MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dot. 49, 1855
There arrived since last 81 head Western Beeyes
and $50 Hogs The stock of all kind ample present
demand and prices somewhat in favor Of holders for the
bettet description
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SPECIFICATIONS
FOR ATTENDING THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE NEW CANAL
AT MAGNOLIA STREET.
FEJHE BRIDGE SHALL BE DELIVER En-


% The contractor IN glod cond and said
order '
The ,ha bind himself keep constantly
during day and the requisite npInbsf Of
bridge often required; ali oil
ths keep bridge good order The
all repr and in good platform
nsed TOR turning said bridge.
which raid bridge negligence
OF aciy Of she contractor shalt ba repaired
all be hned
Said tns
out u Of The monthly be conseior
the Of $1,000 halt required
formnncs Of ths CONTRACT
In tae OF any the part tia to comply
strictly With the foregoing aons the coercil The
right the contract facto, applv
ih Justice and without lid mn
performed Of tha Of the
his security.
Psymsn insds monthly the certificate Surveyor.
70 bcKib on
The tao val the siiasi alton OF the Common Council
b de per year for tbs whole work pee
New Orleans, August u. 1855.
LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor
Approved tha Committee srsss Landings Board Of
AsEs4nt Aldermen.
gnsd, ISAAC THAYER Chairman
Approved Committee Landings Of The Board OF
Aldermen.
oib IT Signed, CHAs. PRIDE Chairman.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

'ss5 ..nsr MARGARET -, TAVIEL
VIRTUE Of q writ Of feri faeias In me
e. Dire I'd Y y: II y q tatenes vi. Iaafiss Il he ~
DAY 9sn oe'ebe sfs at 10 O'Clock 81 ny M Is
Ons E. Ware. .Y.F ~
Sud Ia tbs above salt. Tsras,t =
ui6 II -
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COTTON And TOBACCO sTATEsiEsr

ToBAoco....We did not hear of sale of any m
ment.
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FIRsr JUSTICES Corsr, u c. TEW ANT a. a.
:. Ai1isA % o2LxAss lea is SOL
RY VIRTUE Of a writ OF fieri faolss. to ma
sseisa ey The Hon. L. u Gsunis Iustes If ,hs p,ae
UrleAls
LAf DC lsth, 1885, Al " O'Clock NJ my aeboQse No "a
lehaul isosiaa srsst, the following property,
II street LAMPS; oas large Coal SoYe ana Ips
o. n xrpar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-15

KENTUCKY CAMEL. COAL-HAWsVILLE
MINES. I
N INE THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE
. above excellent HOME Coal psr bstre delivered
ANTHRACITE COAL.
100 tons Lump, Broken and agg sizes.
Red and White b. yard and landing OF the
Wave
SCOTCH GOALS,
600 Bituminous all of The
best qaailes and at 50 below pos
boata aseasing 1000 bhs Of lucky
Coal, at yers lowpucss by the cargo.
ALI the above for nap by
SPENCER FIELD d co,
oisIw Camp and L.fay. tte tsnnre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-15

Gas FIXTURES -OEHMioHEN " I,oEpE, nm
~ NO. laa cnaa street, respectfully II sn ami
inc pnhle gsaeIay hAt they eriy H.
large nyos. the latest Chandeliers ana F.n
OF aldsscriptiens. 1H iA'"tss'
syns tasy for manufacturing they to do spy
raTs'As attention given 10 hing Gas FIses in private
They are also arens for Gas Rasu sors iy,e4
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SPECKs OF WAR--Andrew Musselman is in the
meshes Of ths law In the Garden District on charge
threatening to massacre Henry Cameron, the Deputy
Coroner OF that faubourg. Cameron is generally on
hand for an inquest and has collins to dispose Of but
has wish to patronse himself the double way pro
posed by MusAeman It appears to that though the
coroners have gloomy, morbid time Of It, being adown
fond Of life and its good things the rest Of mankind
No one can inspect the Coroners department without
coming to this copclusion.
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PsEsrslE jUlTcs P1t1 Lc CONS cigy z NV 8
pxsoTsa, p'oRLsAss lean ct JOHN QUiSN-So. 1895.
EtN SERTU dun writ de feri facias a moi
M adrss p or l. U. Gaienne Pr Pair
re "a Faro &c ur sAns psnn poqz
NESDsEci s de Nov LESS
la Mag les Nsfchex Ia sprgs IL
waite
Va YER ain tus sar lie co sud Quest de
Sslas dams IaEsirs
fernes eE Conditions, ptant
o.
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1858. 1854. 1856
Total amount. 1755,6so I8244651 1,2ss4ss
month, (Sept) we viii add one-third of the
estimated value Of produce detained from
reaching market by obstruction to navigation,
1e6ssss
+ e. m., -s'5 .asa=7'ai gFge a=
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FAztsas Jusnes De Pax CoNNELi va Cl1y Of N.r Or
.hoi5ss pokLAAss lesus d MOOR EMO ii sss
E'h FEhIU dun writ de ferl facias a moi
sarsas. par Iii0n L u sasle Jasti de p
t.f - ott ar "a ls
sENpEpl ls de Nyysnb 1855 Parade de- az
cribs E - -Nf ~ Y 'F'tstV hss-
va GER san terra tlGae rue Melpueus ,ntr
les russ Martin Ell Claiborne ypst eDo
frunt.5 ''Nss PeuAe's Eoucss
sAis dams iafaire ci deasus a.
c.udsops, Complain. 'zz=
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MEMORANDA,

Fire ships, names Unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-12
Anniversary OF the Euti-Slavery
Society.
Nrw YoRK. "Wednesday. Mas q.

NEw ORR, w eGBeSday, Mas y.
The weather to-day has been anyjhin.
but favorable 10 the anniversaries, but not
wlthstanding the pelins OF the north
easter, the audience 1T the metropolitan
Theatre was quite large, and the anti
slavery folks had a very good time Tae
occasion was marked by unusual harmon
and nlust have proved itself signally graft
tying 10 the aFyieipators
il appears by report IF the Treasure
that the receipts Of the Society FIR lht
/ past year have been $354.668, end e.
penditures $296736
The following resulu ions were ofTeret
by the Pres.Jenf, VIM H. Garrison, ant
discussed by Rev Anfolnette Brown
Theodore Parker, Wendell Phillips, Mr.
Garrison, and others:
Resolved, That If all systems existing
in the void, Amerioan slavery is the
most merciless towards It's victims, ana
most murderuas and demerallzuq ia il,
features, and calamItou5 in lis operations
Resolved, That is immediate ana un-
conditional abolition Is the pecuuiary ana
paramount duty Of this naticn, before
which ali oIler questions fade into in>ig.
niflcance, and all other issues are n. dust
10 the balance.
Resolved, That for tie confluence and
extension OF slavery CA our sol, tile
American Church and Clergy, 18th hon
cradle but rare exceptions, are prominent
ly guilty, IN that they have thrown over it
the Mantle OF Christianity. declared Il to
be IN accordance with the will and Word
Of God, denounced tie anti-slavery move
ment as lniidel in lis spirit AMI d iects,
and admitted TO tie Communon table, such
as made merchant re OF human bodies
and immortal souls
Resolved, That such church in the
graphic language Of the Scriptures, is a
cage of nncean birds, aud synagogue Of
Satan, and that such religious teachers
are wolves in sleeps clothing, watchmen
that are blinded, shepherds that cannot
understand, and that al look to their own
nay. every one to his own gain, from
his quarter
Resolved, That, in the language Of Pat
rick Henry, 1t Is q duty We owe the pu-
rIty Of our religion" t1 show that ii is at
variance with that law which warrants
slavery.
The American Tlact Society held lis
thlrtlelh anniversary in the Tabernacle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-12
BRIGHAM YOUNG AND COL srEproE

Brigham Young is liable TO become
dangerous enemy 10 the peace of the Uni
ted States. Yet bis cunning seems equal
70 his aulacity aud profligacy, and the
manner which lie had begun to undermine
the influence Of Col. Step.oe, in order 10
continue 10 WELD the power OF which he
IS legally dlspossessed, is scarcely such as
TO bring him within the wheels Of Justice
Col. Steptoe has not YET accepted the Office
OF Governor Of Utah, and no pretexse et
exists for calnmny and attack against him
sell, personal Y; therefore, Brigham Young
processes Tor the new appointeee, indi-
ylduRliy. conditional esteem and attach.
ment. The army Of Gu. Steptoe, how
ever, by which alone he could be sustain
OF IN Office anoug the Mahomedans Of
an, is the force hitherto under bis com
rnand as au officer in the United States
army, ana the efforts of Young are there
Tore directed 10 rendering the soldiers and
Junlsr officers, at Salt Lake City, as obi
Gus Is possible IN the eyes of lis fellow
citizens. lie says Of them, We have
some OF the most corrupt, GamnaUle,
mean curses here that ever disgraced the
earth - and his incendiary language Il
apparently intended to arouse armed hos
llhty against them. { necessary to accom-
Plush his ends. This is indicated by his
own express declaration. He says -
For man 10 come here and Infringe
upon my individual rights nd privileges,
and upon those of my brethern, Will never
meet with my sanction, aud will scourge
such one until lie leaves. | am after
him"
According TO some accounts. oolsilcra~
bic dlsailsctlan exists among the Narlnous
themselves, on account of Young AFRO.
ganoe and tyranny bot it is more proLa-
bic that he exerts All influence as High
Priest which IS as yet mistaken, and that
his inlserably deiuded followers are pre-
pared to follow to any lengths his desper.
ado suggestions. We trust that our Gov
eminent at Washington is fully pre- pared
for all emergencies that may arise al Salt
Lake City, and that the authority bestowed
upon Governor Steptoe will be backed by
sufficient force to maintain ii at every
hazard.-N. ]. Jourai Of Commerce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-12
May 4. 1855
HEALTH NOTICE.

BY an ordinance Of the Hon. Council Of The
city OF Keskuk, the undersigned were appointed
Board of Health Tor this CITY, and "a officer
elected to carry out and execute all the laws and
regulations re stirg to their public duties.
All persons are therefore notified that James
Lynch. Deputy Marshal, is fully authorized TO
act under the instructions of this Board, in re-
moving forthwith all nuisances and aeeumnla-
tons OF filth, either public or private and al
persons who shall fail. upon the order Of the said
health officer, to remove such nuisances, ais
made liable to pay all expenses attending such
cleansing or removal, when dsne by this Board
its officer; md shall also be vigorously prose-
euted for any penalties incnrred andsr the City
ordinance relating to nuisances.
In addition to the above regulations, the Board
ri Health have this day appointed DR.. Joseph
s Martin, to visit 81. boats landing 1t this City,
inspect the condition of the same, and make
proper provision for thAremovai aid safe asesm.
dation OF ali persons having inf ctious diseass.
JOHN f. SANFORD.
M.F. CoLI,xs,
T. H. WYMAN,
Keokul, May 7, 1855. Board Of Hsaleh.
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ekn9endous mass meeting Of the PEG
k.tat,e county was held at Weston
% other day. which ratified the pro-
Iol. the meeting al parkville.-
mee.inQt also endorsed the resolu.
= dsnouncing ! the preachers Of the
ethodist Church and threatening them
sth Lynch Law, and extended the opera
lon OF the resolution so the Ministers of
" denominations who preach doctrines
and sentiments al var with the institution
Of slavery
y That latter clause, We take ii, makes q
pretty clean sweep Of hA Christian demon
inaiicns known jn the history Of the Church
pr theological dictionaries as deciples Of
[hrist.
The sentiments enunciated by Christ
and the Apostles were at war with the
institution of slavery, and the progress
md development of the IDEAS OF christian
visy eventually secured the entire abolition
Of the institution throughout Europe.
where i, prevailed universally at the time
Of thean!rodaciion of christianity.
The Church Of Rome. in one Of her
Grand Councils. six hundred years ago,
denounced the buying and selling OF hu-
man beings as nyarium negottum, nefa-
rious business. and every Protestant de-
nomination in the world. except the Meth.
odist Church South. so far as we know,
has openly. again and again declared that
the institution" is violation OF The laws
Of God and the rights of man.
S.ringfellow g. Co. will have to burn
the Bible and spread pail of barbarous
darkness to shut out from the world the
light which its pages have shsd on man.
kind. rs well as destroy the Ministers of
the Gospel before they can get rid of
- doctrines and sentiment. at war with
that institution" we think,
The gospel of Slavery i, a gospel OF
falsehood, tyranny, Righteousness and
blood, and the Missouri borderers are
worthy exenplars OF It's doctrines and
practices. II is fitting that they should
reject the gospel Of truth. Of freedom, of
purity and peace, and drive forth its hum.
bic ministers with threats Of violence and
> blood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-12

the Union at The battle Of New Orleans,
but we feit sill greater admiration OF
the old Hero when he issued his proclama-
ton IN defence Of the Union against South
Carolina-and had he followed up that
proclamation by shooting and hanging
some hundreds OF the nullifers of that
State, our admiration would have known
no bounds.
We are none Of your Hane5y pambg
dougtfaced ltiy,ltpsrea northcrners who
stand in constant dread that southern
Shareholders will destroy the Union unless
they are permitted to have their own way
on all occasions. We neither regard their
clustering nor fear their threats. The
north with its great majority Of numbers
and its superior wealth and enterprise has
yielded long enough to the domineering
demands OF few southern arstocrats -
Our frequent concessions have but in
creased the insolenee Of their tone, aud
maguided the importance Of few violent
tihbusteriug demasogues, who have now
obtained the leadership Of the south SIM
ply on account of their success in bullying
and browb7ating the north
A change Of policy on the part Of the
north is necessary to the salvation of the
Union. Tat change is already ittaugur-
ated. The political death warrant Of the
Hunker dougyaces has been executed by
the people from Maine to Iowa. The
hand of resurrection viii never reach and
raise them again The revolution will
take no step backward The north will
take her position and henceforth exercise
that influence upon the Union, in the
direction ofou national and internal poll.
cy which her numbers and her enterprise
entitle her to. And the south will learn
that the gasconading bravado Of her bully
ing demsgogues has no terrors for the true
men OF the north. And in process Of
time it will be rendered palpable to "the
rest ef mankind" that the soath could not
ever be kicked out of the Union, much
less 70 out OF her own accord
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-12
To our Friends

We would say that we have now in store, not
only ONE of the best, bu, decidedly the VERY
nEsr assortment OF Boots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the State OF Iowa. We have PUT our
selves to much pains TO get such goods as will
not fail TO give entire satisfaction 10 the most
iasldious taste. Our prices shall be such as will
SUIT our customers, as we ore determined not TO
be undersold by any dealers in the West. We
ask OF the Merchants Of Iowaa careful exami-
nation OF our Goods, and = comparison OF our
prices with those Of other Western places of
trading. We only ask the patron sge of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better inducements
'kan DINERS Respectfully,
MOODY & THOMPSON.
keokuk, Iowa, April II, 1856 d&wtf
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keepers Is poor enough.

The Gate does not deny that The Ritual
published by the Pittsburgh Gazette, and
ourselves is true. This is another cvi-
dence that IT is true Morning Glory.
We trust that your readers do not be-
lieve all the lies published in your cell
umns, on the ground that we don't deny
them.
4 friend informs US that the treacher.
Gus individual from whom the Editor Of
the Glory got his information lef, The Or
der some time ago, and that new Ritual
has been adopted since 1t i, therefore
very possible that the Glory has been
publishing a mutllated and obsolete Ritual
of the Know Nothings.
But whether The Ritual be genuine or
spurious, we should like to know what
the Editor :" is going 10 do about it