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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

OF sELscTED
PRAIRIF, FARM AND WOOD LANDS;
IN TRACTS OF 4U AC ,E5 AND UPWsR8,
To purch.sers lons csd aud ow OF iaerest
buS " this Rs1o d, 81 sh
ID. extreme s1uh Of the Ss,e o. ILLINOIS, It p.s. fO@ sad
dotteo and tb.rs 9TH ussn6cpt OAK Geoges Tds
OpeniDs aesy $40 u of this throEs the
mile, on each side of 1t, tbf ugh entire Ietsth
The SCH sdsrt ,ich mold ON to tive fast In DEPTH
sh.e p ana the caldsa,iou OF What Iad,ia 70, &c
The GGcIop If 4, ian pMted tbs newly broken
& S,ss 5a P.s. tue
One With pOv and Two joke 60xer bss.s onsaae
1ssSg 70, corn Q, she. ~ sssc per .cco 81 ia coa.
management farms may be 'aH faced the f'st and
Tn. Larger ,i,id on tho cOs,p .ods o|!ao's high
priced snds the sh6 Mad Sta Is known 20 os
much than vcens to pay h. daetce Of raasP 'rs.
TIC uisb and Villages The line tolls read af2rd
Coal delivered ons road !. different poin
at hou 81 5ot - the cod or tue.
for tter fatu- hou's Should the ieo n'drAtso ho
county or tbs Mssssippi des tate OF r.r,it that
tho gsr std produce from fns
the line the II Cent han ad drct 20 TIE soest
EUts mnIet 'rcisrs Ct it, 70 p.y the irys"ms9t at
from t. s5 higher ttsn 10 Government laed
lows hsr words thai costa much more to get ptotu>e
E.. tH' h.t the vii Sid much , pa
abe t. locate On the e e 'oi' rairsaf
PRICE AND Terms OF PAYasEr.
TIE price will way from IS to s25, sc,odDg to loc.ou
quality &c Cotsct for deeds Be made dudng tao
sisliu cots Be first to oecoms doe 10 two fear. on dss
cotusc be e,h,rs annually tersosr The s.ynent will
'gs 'ei sDo 81 hs A -, o.
10th fehu,y 1851 thee srds se free from aIs.on aatu
cbsser.
nrERIsr WILL BE CHARGED AZ ONLY Two PER CENT Pa
security for the p.otmass OF the csztr.t IN, f,t
two interest muS b. psid advance oat 1t nu b. "a
6ereood that oleteprh Of the sed pdrh shall yess %
brought de eu,iv Lopsrr cois =, six cot Ger
may sotisd BY speeis sppe. in r~oay peg
An CeduCted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

~ r T S A N d U >
" FOR
HOLD AVS,
ROOERss CHEAP FANCY STORE.
No. $40 .Brosdsay, just be ov Ofandst
IMPORTATION
Ladies and 0snt.eInsn's D.oss lsetioue ~ofk Boz
N C.sea Dol s. Dolls Dolls
Js, pr.ceis.s Brooches &c Crjiss Bahia
Po,ci,in ana China FIGURES aaby RI ard Furniture
:, th, E,.eora Games and Pun 90.
II !, PIu.b,, ms Combs, Red Riirg Hood, and D3n-
Pare. Pomor ,es Bsss &c bevs
~ Wro Nv Dogs, dorses. Ca $, &c.
Indeed every variety Of Fancy Dod sos fey tbs. can %
IN he kIovn yerd ali Of which viii be solt tbs 10
10 - notation 10 se our ,ocr this OF the
sssop p,e 10 sbe reuovt OF on bznness Ia hs oPu5
VENTS FURNISHING GOODS for HOLI-
" DAY PREsEErS-A luss as.Or Inea. st the o!d s,.no
ofGEO NJ TRACY No a. wliiamr e2r d aa'
rre.t reduction 10 pfiee-vholeae resh Gent ooss a.
Chan bfse sospenden. Gloves, reh sea .nd 1871
improved Napoleon Ties Colus Uteer Gsrnean hosaeJ'
fpe Shirts TrsvelinI shsvls, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

HOLIDAY GIFT-Subscrbc to tie Artists
l. Ass citation, and secure ?e Steel Engraving each
FnUGvb 2, size 2fIir ofWASHINGTOS AZ TER CkoS5IN0
Tue DELAWARE, from a des'gn BY barley. Fifty Cens
nonhk Five Dollars annun advance the Plate iT
December IL ready. GEO HO SAhD 20,
225 fu top n. T., wholesale Prtnt Puohhes snd manu-
f.ciu,c1e Of RlsInes esd MOdipss
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Marhinerg, &r.

&GM. WOODWARD. msnafs; as,as" ~
u. s..isn 10 wsOUHT IRON PIPES and rsanS.S
l aosH ~. "a CiS tub and public baSdrfs - So
sssm Trbuis, sosr, q ,srous sse. vsys 90 ~ 80
an Of ~ dos tus stssm Encnns Osfsn ~ = ~ -
Cnspss spa i.sfbeA 5ssI SteemfumSs
Gsd % orass. vhe,saks abd rsesO-
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Real &slaIs tor gdIs.

CHEAPEST HOUSES in New-Yoyk or Brook
~ lyn for CASH or half C IS IA good STORY b'ick
Hovs ssspty sinsted the ferry 10 9r okyn 81 oc
worth 100 ,od brick co'tsg- 4o,h st for sfN In
quite Of j. P. 10 ~nSEND, No 81 'sss,u-st
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRO ID
COMPANY
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Ghanres tcT Bnsir,ess mes.

ITO CAPITALISTS, dc.-The Uadsrssned,
popo,r 70 esrrv lsrse p.et,o. Of ts t.t, ltsss
eeat foss tstsn b. tm ia 30 or0 days. vA b
be oSvsstssity LEAD noos, u f eso u tssiss % tis
tese sscGdty a The astst J. Sd0hPSON
CDSn~ ef Bsosdvsy sex Wal -
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ulmu-tUrles UNI Musir.

Y CHICKERING'S (BcstOo) unrivsled Pisncs
j. BENEFIT & Cos CHLEsriAL PIAs0S, Mebosss,A
sns,c. IL strumeua Of sands AID Nh ic for sale sss
,sfasps bv A BI98IsS No so srosdTsy. MI
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PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS;
cna AC IN

Is NOW PRgPARED SILL oysk TWO MILLIONS OF ACRES
sELscTEO
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THE M eses kOHR respectfully inform thee
j fprds apd tie oh thN the TulRD rER Of bss
BOARDIH3 std DsY.S5O II No. lol West "a ast, II
C rnmsnce the Ut of Feb cay, $50.
THE SECOND TERM OF Mrs. J. L. BESB-
IICT'S BOAR ies and Oar SCHOOL for Young Lsd,se s
naenceo Nov g. No " ess S7bsf.. 80 3Oos foai 5tbw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

sDkOFEhl1 I'd DnOOn LIN tot ohE =
Il HOT n ) 10 P,cir - between Hicks and hsErysA
"a L0rs rtirc Dlsrs bstween Court and SuIts-.ts
II LOTS on sourth. oecs, between CouJt and nh-sn
For tsrus apply u o. Il. NENlSS Etu1ato
No Is derchsuS Exea.nen
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Euur,ng 9raocmlee.

A DODwORrH's PRIVATE DANCING
IA ACACsutES-
No. 8C6 Broadway, Nsw.Yo,t,
No. lS1 osssqs-rlso., Bro Eyn,
are now open for the sea,on Pups cen conmsncs ~
dime Chcu s exp lining time ana terms, can DO ssdn
Acsd, mica
I,PE SECOND QUARTER of @rs LAM
NAYS UANCINO SCHOOL at Montague Hdl, Coas-
s. Bro klyn will open On "a Of J1pusy ~sea dr. Law
EAYwiI oe rrsdy i've ouplt Lessons on "saaS
osys at 81 e'c'tcs on Ss utdsys OF o'clock
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YOUNG LAWYER Of three rear. ezpsri.

A fOUnDERY, DO ng q good retail and whole
~ ',ls bu'hss.. tr -ALs sh,'p Oder. 70, G-1 nn
St, hev.YOrk q a. the fOsaisry, No SO asn. possh
keep-is L. :" hN'Ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

NNHE CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM, B'oie usu'
i Asosp see J. 9. BINGHAM, R"c,or' q o-y nl
Scnco Of the frsc In depart oens reesus tr'u
nots each 1hs studss besuI leg With tbs eisriee"
the meet iDIor ait W ish ST. lies Mat ,su'a1 @
I,tn Gr,ek B. kkscst1x OA~iag. ana heeun Of az
The Seooooous quite ud lsuti p ufoo 't tn'
OF puti Fsxents desire tb9I sons 'ob 20 70 As
trious ish sonsthrs hero Do ssu'oea
nal ars tar-i q school tho best on th1 coneln
b.. ...- s--~>
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~ ? n0n TO SIS 900 The advertiser his
M d. lNNk an s. go :. . sn.nt. v. &C

WV,VVV ON 70 FUt9 o,WV!,o 7 80, 3, "a a
TIVE PARTNERis ,ny SAFE JO5BING BuSl 'ksS that
/, bout 70 established Could Gce1,e usd 'no
IL ustt sdvssbs add srs les9 Rsfreucs sen sat
go General Post Oice.
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- sosect OF CO., tss three ed SLE.Q1s fa zoe Or
twc t1sses ao in tbs bsst of bes nstsEs
eQas to sry fs syss vclG e.sip C. ds.sSdy CAf sas
bsoss porrAsa~S $50 sssss ~ Ne liz ssrr,,~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14
By TELEGRAPH.

NV IoAk. May Ollie blockade by
Government vessels Of the steamer United
States was raised Yesterday. II i posi-.
lively ascertained that Col. Kinney Jeff
here two days ago in a sailing vessel, and
that the men engaged in the expedition
had been quietly shipped during the last
two weeks.
a letter from Acapulco states that the
schooner Bustamente, with a large cargo
Of arms for General Alvarez, hal arrived
there. L consisted Of brass howl GERS,
! 900 rifles, 1000 muskets, and a few
sabres and Colts revolyers, as wel as a
large quantity OF Ammunition
Daniel Lord, one Of the al Est LAWYERS
IN this city, pronouneeI, in lengthy
opinion, tie Prohibi DRY law Invalid in it,
main features in violation Of tie Consti.u
ton.
PHILADELPHIA, June o.-The X. y.
Convention, last evening, entered upon
the election of off eers, and, on the 6th
ballot, Mr.. Bartlett, of kentucky, was
chosen President, having received 90
votes. The following is the result Of the
election For President, Bartlett, Of Ken
tlcky Vice President, G. ID. Free man.
Of Pennsylvania sponding Secre-
tarv, /. 2. Deshler Of New Jersey.
New YoRK, June IA letter from
Liverpool, TO banking firm in Wall St,
says that Just before the Africa left a
dispatch was received to tie effect hat
a serious engagement had taken place.
before Sebastcpol, the evening previous
The tight vas long and bloody. There
was serious loss on both sides and it ter
minated in The decisive success Of the
Allies.
A Washington dispatch says that Gov.
Reeder will probably resign the governor
ship of Kansas Territory, also that the
sloop of war ST. Marys has been ordered
to intercept the Walker expedition from
San Francisco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14
Arrison allowed a new Trial

The motion Tor new trial in the case
Of VIM. Arrison was decided in the Dis
rict Count. Judge Barley delivered the
opinion. The wit OF error was prose.
cuted rs The defendan to reverse the iudg
ment Of he Criminal Court. Tie grounds
rel cd Oh IN the record were that the in.
dlctlnent WAS insufficient; that the Grand
Jury was not properly qualified; that the
prisoner was refused the option Of eecting
to be tried by the District Court; that lie
panel OF Tie petit jury was rotlegally file .
These assignments OF error were all over
ruled; but the motion for new trial was
granted on the ground that he Judge Of
the Criminal Court erred ia instr utin4
the jury that il trey found The prisoner
guilty as charged in the indictment, "lhey
should specify that he was guilty OF mur-
der in tie first degree without leaving
10 them the discretion 10 find him guilty
OF any other grade Of Homicide. On this
ground the verdict was set aside, and tie
case remanded to The Court OF Common
Pleas OF this county for furter proceedings.
- Gin. Conf, 8th.
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From the LanderdaIe Miss Republican.
SHOCKING AFFAIR-A NEGRO BURNER
ALIVE

Some time since we published an &C.
count of the murder of Miss Thornton, an
interesting young girl residing near Cas-
ton, Alabama. Immediately after the mm
der. and detection OF the Negro, bis i'm
mediate punishment was seriously con-
templated by the people Of Sampter
county, but after mature elaboration. lie
aw-abiding citizens delivered him into
the custody of The proper officers, and he
was committed to prison.
AT the late terra of the Circuit Courl
OF sumpter county, the attorney appoint
ed by the court, in the discharge OF his
du'y, moved for a change OF venue &
Green county. The Judge, as the motioa
was sustained by he proper affidavit sus.
tanned the application.
On "Wednesday last, the citizens Of
South Sumpter assembled On mosse at Mr.
VIM. McElroys and unanimously passed
series OF resolutions, rejecting seriously
upon the conduct OF the Judge, and, after
having pledged themselves 10 sustain
each other, portion Of them proceeded
70 Livingston, and took the miserabl,
criminal by force from the jail where h.
was confined.
On Friday last, afer due preparation
they carried hin 70 the spot where he :,
cruelty murdered his innocent vic, i'm. AM
burnt him alive at the stake.
About three Thousand persons wer,
present. who witnessed, with various emo
tons. the dreadful spectacle. We wer,
prfeeut hut lanp that asa :, IN ,-..~
witness scene ike Il. The fre was com
posed o several cords Il light wood, il
the eentie Of whieh vas green willow
stake selec'ed III consequences II ii. ia
destrncaibiiity bv 6re.
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he Gate Citn.
CANAL RIOTS IN DIANA
X T. O IL X:
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE II, 1855.

There seems 10 exist in Clay County
Indiana, an txtr,me degree of opposition
to the Wabash and Ell, Canal, but from
What cause il arises, We are not aware -
People in that county have combined ir
large bodies on several occasions, and
done serious injury 10 the, Canal, snI tc
the persons and property Of many PEOPLE
living near, working upon, and interested
IN Il. Gov. Wright in a proclamation
thus describes the outragcs already per,
petraicd
I. Destruction Of the Birch Creek Re
servoir, June 93l, 1854,
z. Attempt 10 destroy wasteway, Of
same, July 9th, 1854.
3. Attempt to burn Eel River Dam.
August. 1854
4. Destruction OF Birch Greek Reser.
roir. May 10TH 1855.
s. Warning of men sent to repair the
same, May 3ist, 1866.
6. Partial destruction of Aqueduci over
Birch Greek, Nay 3lst, 1855
7. Mobbing. lynching. and tearing
down the house Of o citizen, May cath,
1855.
8. Burning Of shan'ies. destruction
OF property and turning the inmaes oft
q doors, near the Reservoir, June 2l,
1855.
The Governor has appointed Gen
Dodd ard Col. Nees, Of Clay County, his
military aids, and Lot Loving. the Sheriff,
to reduce the refractory TO Submission.
and stop the proceedings Of the mobs -
lie manifests good degree OF resolution,
says the laws shall be sustained at al haz
ards and the guilty arrested and punished !;
and Il nee ssary he will declare the Coun.
ty in state Of instruction. If the
courts of tie County manifest a disincli-
milton TO punish the rioer lie VIII ami.
hilate the civil existence Of the County
and extend the authority Of the adjoining
counties over i.
The work destroyed is Icing repaired
under the protection Of sufficient force
The rio.ers, before proceeding TO their
works Of violence black their face fol
the purpose OF disguise
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14
OHIO POLITICS.

A convention Ct the opponents OF the
present Administration has been called TO
meet Al Columbus, Ohio, for The nonina-
ton Of suitable candidates for State off :
GERS There appears 10 be some danger
Of difficulties and divisions growing Oh,
Of The several organizations, and The To-
cal and clique interests by which the op.
position IS liable 10 be spill. up.
.he Cincinnati Gazfffe insists upon
harmony, and concludes a strong article
upon lie subject as follows
" We have before said, and we again
repeat it, dsat there is not the remolest
excuse for division At the Columbus C,n.
senlon. liza diYisios is made it viii b.
one OF The most Hfaton ard suicidal M.
Altlcsl aets ever perpettated. and the 70.
mentors Of il will have to bear heay,
load Of responsibility.
!" We arc ia fagor of dominating tie Le.
men upon lie Sia'e ticket ( tie ellie
aud perhaps the only lests We would ap
ply arr. that they shaii b. Arr, Mel rasK.
$780, e4aisfAasa. snd In I.ver a ..Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14

SALES or REAL ESTATE we report
some Of the sales Of town lots in this City
which have lately been made.
BY Creel & Taylor, II lots in block OF
between High and Morgan, and Sixth and
Seventh streets, as follows:
Nos. /, Q, and 8, to ]. NJ. Hiatt, ior
$1,000; No. 4, to Mr.. Evans, FOR 5000
No. 8. to William o. DANIELS, 5000 No
6. to John Hamilton, $500 No. 7, 10 d
copson, 5000; Nos s and 10 n. Frank
lin, $1,000 Nos. 10 and II, to J. w
Johnson, $3.50 Terms, one third cash
and balance in six and twelve months
with interest.
BY tie same, to Low II Rude, lot 3. il
block 90, for $500.
BY S. w. Johnson TO Thomas Holt, lot
10, block 1877, with small brick house
for 5000.
BY Thomas Holt, to j. G.. Howard
-one-thrd rear ends Of lots 4, 3 and 6, If
block l55, with two-story back, fol
about $1,000.
We learn that several, If not Ill Of the
purchasers OF lots in block 81 will put Or
dwellings this season, some having al.
ready begun.
1t will be ob'erved that the rices paic
are an immense advance on the rates tw,
or three years ago. and in some cases III,
advance is $500 IN six weeks.
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On the top Of the pile of light wood the
criminal was placed and securely chained
to the stake. While IN ibis si.ualien he
confessed lis guilt, stating that he had no
aceomplice, that he was actu1ted by lust
alone. that he bad attempted to violate her
person, but he h, d failed, fand 10 conceal
the attempt lie had cruelty murdered her
by beating the poor inocent creature with
stump, that while he was doing this she
implored him to carry her home 10 her
tather and hat she would conceal the
violence he had inflicted. He then left
her bat soon returned. and after again
beating her, he concealed the BODY, in the
very hole where the stone was planted no
which lie suffered.
After this confession was made, The
match was applied, and in few moments
the devouring flames were enveloping
the doomed negro bis fearful cries re-
sounded through the air, willie The eur
rounding negroes who witnessed his
dreadful agony and horrible ooutortions,
sent up an involuntary howl Of horror. -
lis suiierlngs, tn ugh excruciatinc, were
elloi', III lew minutes the names had
enveloped him entirely, revealing now and
Then, as they fitfully swayed hitler and
thlihcr his black and burning carcass like
a demon Of the fire, grinning. as if in hel
hsh triumph, at his tormentors. Soon all
was over, nothing was left but the barnnu
ilesh and eharred skeleton Of ills human
devil, wko could nus deliberately perpc-
trate so foul crime The horrld outrage
was fearfully avenged, and though the
heavens were reeking with the stencil Of
burning flesh, yet justice was satisfied, Il e
law OF retaliation was inflicted as nearly
as i could be, while the example made Of
this wretch had, no doubt. salutary
effect upon the two thousand slaves who
witnessed his execution.
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The Rev. Mr.. Chase, a Methodist cer,
gyman, lately stationed at Brunswick, Ne W
York. charged with absconding with an
other mans wife, it seems has been simply
guilty of extending protection to his ow,
daughter, who found it impossible 10 live
with her i'll behaved husband. II is sup.
posed the untrulh respecting Mr. Chase,
who is IN all respects very worthy and
exemplary man, was put 10 circulation by
his hopeful sen Flaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14
MAYOR KILBoURNE,s ADDRESS

A friend handed us last week copy of
Mayor klbourne's inaugural address, to
the council and citizens OF Keokuk. /, i
creditab'e production, and The council
did right in having 1t published. When
the citizens Of keokuk can keep such men
as hilbcurne IN office, they need not fear
having their city affairs we'll regulated,
and commanding respect in the eyes of
their neighbors. Mr.. hilbourne' views of
railroad policy will he examined far and
vide with interest. by The in ellgent and
ehterPrlseing part of the community.
The keokuk city coutril occupy n very
different position from that OF a batch Of
city officers concerning VIII m il may be
truly said that the mayor and the majority
OF his counti together, could rot in snv
gwen time mark out consistent line OF
policy or put il into an Ineligible shape
by mfssage or address quincy Republi-
can.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14

HoPrpALE CoMMuxIry.-O Tuesday
we made flying visit TO dis home of As.
ISOLATED Industry, located in the neighbour
ing town Of Milford The village is one
OF tie pleasantest in Ills section Of coun-
try, presenting an inviting. home Ike as
pect- The pretty dwellings and their
surrou' dlngs give evidence Of order and
neaness; while the inhabitants locke d
ike pictures Of happy content All were
busy We saw not an idler in the village
Notwithstanding the Community suffers, in
common with all Of us, from the general
dullness Of the times. There are sixteen
branches Of business carried on under The
auspices e the Community, and among
them printing office and three occupied
mill privileges. OF dwelling houses there
are forty one, including three concrete oc-
tagons. The presiding genius Of this
!" Happy Valley is Rev. Adm Balou
who has spent tie prime Of lis manhood
in efforts to practically demonstrate the
advantages Of Associated Labor IIo3n-
secht( Il. I Parrot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14

IL A Paris writer on fashions saws
Small womea are alone to be admired and
loved. The reason lie assigns IS that a
mai woman cannot possibly cover her
niue person with as many yards Of silk
and other costly fabrics as large woman.
As women disply luxury in toilette which
daily increases ~ extravaganza, we DO not
wonder that unfortunate bachelors seek a
dlninu i've wife.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14

ii AVE made arrangements at Washington
IL City, by which they can speedily procure
Land Warrants under the law OF 1895
All persons who have served in any Of the
wars of the United States are entitled TO 100
acres In case of secease Of persons who sotu-
ally served. the MidnMs and heirs aee entitled
No charge unless successful.
Office over Parsons Bank, KeokuS, Iowa.
March ri, 1855. dAv3m
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Gatf CITY Boot and Shne Sinrf

No. TX, MAIN STREET, nETwEEn ith and 5th
'Ifiih UNDERSIGNED would resncct(nII, cali
me attention. of the Ladies and Gentlemen q
heoknk, md vicinity, to their fine and " ell ,e-
lected stock OF
boots AND SHOES,
now opened and for sale At the above sstahl;.h
ment, comprising all kinds of Ladies. Gents,
Misses Bows, and Chi'dren's wear. OF an s1vles
grades end sizes, which We pledge ourselves 10
sell al the Lowest Cash Prices and would cal,
respectfully solicit an examination of our stocI
and prices, feeling confident that both in MONT
OF quality and prices, We are able 10 please
IL. e. lTUtSKaMP & BRO.
June T. 1885 i
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Farmers take Notice.

ID ElCHER ha. on hand and will furnish to
l. order Zimmerman's celebrated Separator
for ThrashiDg, Cleaning, Screening and Bagglng
grain ready fer market. twill thrash and clean
from 800 TO 500 bushels per day, and has taken
the premium atths Crystal Palace, New York,
diana, Illinois, &c. Orders will be thankfully
received and somnuf ca iona wilreeeive promp
attention.
Residence on Fulton s., between "a and 81.
y. EiCHER.
Keokuk, April 10, 1858. d&w
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ts1- Vice Admiral kreuger, Of The
Swedish navy, has invented al instrument
By which the force Of The winds can he
measured with the~greatest exacti.uie !;
and by order Of the King Of Sweden il ia
to be exhibited in ID. Universal Eyhibi.
tiun II padA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14

0~ From fifteen to twenty thousand
liquor dealers and friends 81 the traffic
have united in an Association in tie city
of New York, to resist tic enforcement
OF the Liquor Law. Zach member is re-
quired to pay fee Of ten dollars, and 10
contribute to the funds Of the Association
whatever may be required for the success
fal prosecution Of The d jects of the Asso-
citation.
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Tnr EMlorArIoN TO Iowa. Having
just returned from trip to Fort Dodge,
Fort Des Moines. iowa City. Muscatne
and other points in the interior, we can
testify TO the most rapid emigration that
ever in any one season flooded The state
Seek whatever thoroughiare YOU may and
you will find il lined with emiprant
wagons. In many ins ances large droves
OF stock Of superior quality are met
with. On our last days drive into Iowa
City from Fort Dies Moines we met 60
covered wagons seeking home in the
valley Of the Des Moines. II is safe 10
say that the emigration to Iowa this year,
will be double that Of any preceding year.
Express q. Herald.