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BEAUTIES or KANSAS LEeIsIArfos.-Wc
take the following from the correspondence
Of tho Missouri Democrat.
Il may state that | heard two members Of
the House confess, after readin. the Nilsson
ri Democrats recent article on s.thc Black
Laws Of Kansas that they shad been a lit
tie too careless in t~rotting through such an
important bill, ut one sitting, without refer
ring to a committee
BY a strict construction Of the 18th Sec,
of the law referred TO. any person could be
sent 70 tho pcnitentiarv with hard labor, for
two years, for bringing into Kansas, Jefer-
sons complete works. Cowner's Task, Mae
aulev's Speeches. Patrick IIcnrv's writings,
or the published opinions Of. Washington,
Franklin. the Adamses, John Wesley. Sydupy
Smith, Charles Dickens and almost cycry
modern author Of gcniuS-for nearly AL Of
these contain expressions Of thought, which
would have n tendency to promote disc1a-
tent among slaves If publicly promulgated.
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\ friend, saws one of our contemporaries.
tells us an anecdote Of Booth, the greet
tragedian. which we do not r~ecoIieet having
seen in print. 1t occurred in the paImy DAYS
Of his fame, before the sparkle of his great
black eye had been dimncd BY that bane Of
genius-strong drink.
Booth and several friends had been invit-
cd to dine with an old gentleman in Balti-
more, of distinguished kindness, urbanitv.
and piety. The host, though disappearing
of theatres and thcatrc-going, had heard so
much of Booths remarkable powers, that
curiosity to see the man had, in this instance.
overcome all his scruples and prejudiccs.-
After the entertainment was over, lamps
lighted, and the company rc-scatcd in the
drawing-room, some one requested Booth, MS
a particular favor, and one which al present
would doubtless appreciate. to read aloud the
Lords PRAYER. Booth expressed his willing
ness to afford them this qualification, and all
eyes were tnrn.l expectantly upon him.
Booth rose slowly and reverently from his
chair. 1t was wonderful TO watch the play
Of emotions that conyulsed his countenance.
He became deathly pale. aud his eyes turned
tremblingly upwards, were wet with tears.
As vet he had not spoken. The silence could
be felt. 1t became absolutely painful. until
a. ihs ttft SIttli u bIohfi as IL Nv Ill tlNt-
trie shock, as his rich-toncd yoiec. from
white lips, syllablcd forth, sour Father who
art in Heaycn,' &C.. with a pathos and fer
vid solcmnitv that thrilled all hearts. lie
finished. The silence continued. Not n voice
was heard or a muscle moved in his wrapt
audience, until from a remote corner Of the
room n suhdued sob was heard, and the old
gentleman (their host) stepped forward with
streaming ewes and tottering frame and
seized Booth by the hand. sSir,' said he
IN broken accents, "you have afforded me Il
pleasure for which my whole future life will
feel grateful. / I'm an old man, and every
day from bovhood to the present time, /
thought | had repeated the Lords prayer. but
| have never heard il before, nerer." s.You
are right" replied Booth, .to read that
Prayer rs it should be read has caused me
the severost study and labor for thirty years.
and ! am far from being yet satisfied with my
rendering Of that wonderful production
Hardly one person in ten thousand compre-
hends how much beauty, tenderness, and
grandeur can be condensed in "A space so
small and in words so simple. That PRAYER
OF itself sufficiently illustrates the truth of
the Bible, and stamps upon II the seal Of d.
y~inity.'
So great was the effect produced (says our
informant, who was present. that conyersa-
ton was sustained but a short time longer
in subdued monosyllables, and almost en-
tirely ceased; and soon after, at an early hour.
the company broke up, aud retired To their
several homes, With sad faces and full hearts.
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Russian division between Kars and Ere
roum, having been reinforced by a corps of
5000, marched upon krni, on the Sd, drove
the Turkish troops from that position, and
finally c%ncamped three leagues from Ere
roum.
Russian agents have been sent to the chief
cities in Europe 10 raise a loan for the Rus
sian government.
The mortar vessels arc sent home. Admi-
raj Seymour ha, relieved ADMIRAL Blylis, or
Cronstldt.
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pASCHALL,S FEVER AMI gu
MIXTURE.

LNDR the cfeetnal cure Of ehilts and Fever. Inter.
L mittent Fever, Dumb Ague, and Bilious At
tack.
This preparation has been found, after eNfensiye
trial, tu he a certain and ef.ctual ci,re FIR the above
disea@es. 1t is composed entirely If vegetable sub
stances. and contains nothing that can act injurious :
~ upon the system. Persons while using tins mnIi-
cine are not Obliged g lie nv, as tn contents of one
bottle breaks the chill and removes the disease, and
are not af'ctsd by exposure 10 water Or sickiy local.
tiles. any more than Whom III ti,'ir usual health and
by tnking one or two bottles mere. the patient Mill
find the appetite 10 recover, strength 10 supply Tie
place # Gentrat DEBILITY. Nign Saeats, Diz1ine-s III
the Head, and MI Other form of disensc having iheif
origin il MiasIna or Malaria, anl become e%aftfeig
reti.
The Proprietor statss. without + ar Of eoutradie.
tion, that PAscHAtI's FEyEu aNn ActE MIXTURE
has .f etualiy cured more persons whore IL has bsen
introduced, than ANY other preparation known. and
ecti,i produce any nuinb9r II certificates. n is nsaal
With IN sdlcincs Of this kind, from those IT the hgrt
rcspactabiiity, anl from eminent physicians of PHI
l~adclphia and elsewhere, who Tre-cribe IL IN their
practice for tn above diseases, certifying to it's s'ui-
usual eth aey IN curing whgre 9th 4 remedies have
failed btt IA IT Is 10 stand or fan upon IFS oprA merits
atone. II II do IN ID unnecessary, and pfsf ~ saying 10
those afflicted, BUY Que bottle aud yDu Will have in
fatlbic rTat in yourself.
FaImers, Planters, Mechanics, and all Lahoring
Men in sections of country whore the above diseases
prevail, by adopting Il "a Il preventive, will b. fsea
from these attack ia That season Of the year which,
Will H. II the most slekly, Is thu most valuable ~
them,
For sale by MOORE 4 HOOPER, Druggist.
Ar fits faF keakas, Iva
EMFgE ~ 7 = 10
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The Old Crockerv House

(F X 4 kILBOCRNE il still in full blast
Oand, A. We trust by strict and honorable DEALING.
has secured aud will retain . large portion Of the
rsrg bo.t set If customers, and in accordance with
the incren4e II business we are enabled to import
our Good
DIRECT FROM ENGLAND,
and IN srch quantities N 10 place our house in . po-
sitiou inferior t. name, either in Cincinnati, ST. Lou
i or Chicago. and hold ourselves ready to duplicate
The regular bill Of The season from any Of the above
places.
We arc happy 10 inform our friends throughout
the State, that We have open for in pection and sale,
upwards Of
400 Crates Of Crock
together with upwards of 500 BOXES GLASSWARE,
manufactured to our own patterns, aud expressly for
onr own trade. We have also the most extensive as
EortBient nf
LOOKING GLASSES
ever brought to the STATE, with all other goods kept
in Grockery houses. We will be happy to rec any
and all who desire to purchase goods in our line, and
assure them II they deal with us we will do as vel
by them rs We KNOW how. We have careful pack
ers, and very seldom have complaint Of broken ware
Orders re p~cctfully solicited.
Main Street, between sd and 4h Streets.
CAREY 4 KILB0uRSE.
keokuk, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1S55.-w. y
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o5E;Li 81 ATE-Es~.
NtNUFtCTLRERs And DEALERS IN
Roots selas OeA.

y eoHs tuat at3ya 8 our took ef Eastern Nolk
10 wHt +o}n hs the iiuast aud lt 4tS, tyrr rhar8
IN keekuk, Thcy ar5 seittted WITH special teisteut E
~ tar waHss st the ret,0i trldt. and Nili tyHlfsk ~
Ctery VARIETY Imaginable. The tT5c ; ntI II Il II
Ms VIII convince every 0ne that va has fully al Ut
III the npttJ of tQulek ~lles aud SMall Flohls.
n. Il. Ihe sumlaer Oeoas nov 50 hnld viii b.
c3osed ont At cosf.
Boot and Shoe Manutdcfory.
10 ia ladic Vs. would say. call IN and sec opr
elegant styitst # Bot 81, BuskIns ard - ~, ST TIL
finest matctia ), now manufactured at car establish.
nlent, watch IA point 81 quality and durability ne
Will warrant 20 b. equal " any ia the west.
bgntlemen via iind II t. thar utter, st to ca]l and
examine eur stock Il custom made work, IT which
an ample quantity will always be Kept On huud aud
a. We use on the + Il materials, and employ none
bl' tie b Il morkms II, they may rest ASSURED Of a
pod article. guaranteed q, III ~ att cas-.
\. Il. All articles cf cur own manufacture war
Tanted.
sign II the Mammoth Sh e. corner building, Main
and lhitd STREETS.
AUGUST 81. JS55-dEw
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LandeS & Daughersy.

jtt9 tc5aie & Retail Bakers s. cVHfecti0nefe, - JJhas2f
street,
ID E9"&tfFt LILY Inform tn public thai they
IL have Termed a partnership for the purpos ri
carving ON TIA. ahos business IN all is yafious
branch =. Oak, ), b. al. frackera, and Cardi al
WAYS un hand AT tn lowest prie =.
IN rv ar icie purchasa from ~ warranted.
our wagon will b. On ia track BY tht l0fh II til;
month. IASHE> d DAlLHEkI4.
Sru.. c lF
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Fall Trade.
Gate civ Root and shoe Store,

M. liz Main Street, l. tween Fourth aud Fifth
ME undersigned would respectfully call -,
1 the a~ttentiou &C tn Ladies and G,nt.c- ~
man # keakrk and vi"inity. to tn il fue andI
we'll select Il stock Of Boot and Shoes. now
opened and Tor sale nj the above establishment. com.
pising ali kinds II. Ladies', att, Miss9s', BY
and Children war, q All Style, grades and sikcr,
Th.s goods HAY, been select Il with speeial RI rene.
10 neatnass Of .tyi anl durability. AMI viii b spld
al Il very small advance above Eastern cost. ~ ",
are def Jiuined not 10 b. uud .rsold ny any honsc in
the city. Please give " a call. An examination 81
ersl4 and price l. the only favor We ask.
II. G. lIUISkAMP & BRO.
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t -
Tue Socretarysof the Navy has received
the report Of the officers Of the retired list.
Il will be presented to the President in u
few days. 1t is rumored that Montgomery
Blair, free %soilcr, has been selected as sue
ecssor to the late Judge Cranch, Chief jus
t.oc Of the District Circuit Court.
Mr.. Gobcns, Minister Of the Netherlands
t. our goyernm mt, has received an appoint
ment to Russia, and will leave in a few DAYS.
NEw YonE, Sept. 6.
The dead bodies Of two women and a boy
were found this p. M. lying in n room oecu-
ptrd by som poor families 81 Bowcry. By
their side was found a bottle supposed to
have contained poison with which they com
mittcd suicide.
duel came of ut Baltimore on Tuesday.
between two gentlemen, one Of whom was ii
Nv Yorker. Two shots were exchanged.
and ono Of the duelists was slightly wounded.
MADISON, Wis. September 8.
The FIRST formal ballot for Governor was
takep Yesterday p. M, with the following re-
suit: Coles Bashford, IA; +. y. Holton, 81;
scattering, Q. Mr.. Bashford was declared
nominated. Anti-know Nothing resolutions
were adopted.
Aftcr the nomination Of Mr.. Bashford thu
Committee proceeded to the election of Lieut..
Governor. Third ballot c. G.. Shoies lbs:
Nj. l.. Gibson, 81; scattering 3. &C. Sholcs /,
of henosha was declared unanimously nom
mated for Lieut.. Governor. Tho Conyen-
tion then adjourned till s this 4. NJ.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.
The deaths. Yesterday, at Norfolk, were 81,
Portsmouth, II.
No papers were published at Norfolk yes
tcrday. Mayor Fish and Rcy. Mr.. Miller are
not dead as reported yesterday, but both are
improving. \ meeting Of the refugees Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth was held at Bar
NUNS this \. NJ, and expressed much dis
satisfacii IN at the refusal of the President TO
give up Old Point to the refugees. and mp
pointed another committee to IS ait upon tho
President TO urge h $ compliance.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 6.
The Convention was addressed by ~eyeral
prominent speakers. The committee on res
o~lations reported a series opposed to tho ag-
gressors of slavery, declaring that The sla-
Very question oyershadows all others; that
freedom is national and slavery sectional, and
condemning the Missouri Compromise.
Resolutions adopted by reclamation. NJ
side issues. Bingham. and Campbell, mem
bers Congress from Ohio, and other promi-
ncnt men addressed the Contention in fore
n 'on.
Evening. - Convention nominated Pass
more Williamson for COMMISSIONS Of Pub
lie Works, amid much enthusiasm. J. r..
Giddings now addressing Convention, which
will probably adjourn tonight.
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T1lifS Institution is beautifully situated in the
i village OF West Point, Lee county, Iowa. which
Il d.seryodly not a for its hsal,hfuiness. industry,
and whoiasom mo nj and religions infuenc 3.
Tis coufss If instruction Is similar 10 that pursu@i
In our u ~ Institutions, and assigned to qualify both
y5une gentlemen and ladi@ for any station in life io
which they may b. called. The government will be
mild and parental. Particular care will BIZ given IT,
the health and moral welfare If the pupils.
The Bible Will be u stated text book. Although
the charter and constitution require the teachers to
bc membars # tbs Presbyterian Church, yet the
course If instruction will not b. sectarian.
There will be three sessions If Is weeks in each
year. ihc first NIL comm nee on Monday, October
sth, Isa5.
Terms Ger $ sxion, paid promptly In advance, IN
Loss 81 special arrangement with the principal.
English Elementary Branches, : ee
Natural Sciences and History. 50
Lanrua@c- and higher MatAInatics, 90
Incidental fec, so
Ne student received fr lees than one half If any
.rr1u- ana fhe highest branch studtyd determines the
grade Il tni ION. IL il very important, fur those in
| pding 10 enter, 10 be psreent Mt the opening Of the
term.
from 81 80 10 ~ 90 per week-in clubs it can he had
much lower. and il any Ipefer boarding them.eise.
rouuIs can b. bad in the eollege building 10 alimitd
extent.
TIL principal will lie aided hy well qualified NJ
sistants, and he hattcrs hiRssiI If, that from his Iast
exp RENE " several years in t~eaoLing. and bpins IA
graduate If Miami | niyersity, ONE, that he will b.
able 10 give full ss,ist-rtlon Ia iho.e who may pat
rnir- III Institution, and render it vne If q high
ord r..
leg further particulars enquire #
". {. HOLIDAY, Principal,
Wet Point, Lee county. Iowa
August 81. lSo5.-lwd4ltw
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G. CARRIER Il Co..

NI'n s., e'Neen WafeF and TllaT, kEUhCNl II.
\~FH0lESALE Dealers Id F9gcip ana itta stW
W Dry Good,
Having rec#iy a ~ ext.nsiv stock u Fail 4 WIN
Ter tfoiis wc isyite III attention ef cynptry Il aicFs.
Among ptier thing, ~ iptte a COED stsek cl
W.Dlrn apsl. alI approx q rad 3 # tloths spI
StiHets rd. white. yeicw, tHiIlcd aiol plain Fiaas
lc'y "a grwl tariri& 4 ptau aHl ptuld IAua@y M
rNi nsiy Assortment Il tlnts, nnd Trimmings 81 all
kind
n pG1 +. 1856. aty
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HE naSk SEARcH.-ln Yesterdays Wash
..yaoh Ontoh we find a copy Of the instrle-
.,ons gwen to Lieut.. Hartstene, commanding
,ne Arctic expedition to search for and ro-
1lese Dr' Name and his companions. The ex-
Teuition consists of the burquc Release and
steamer Arctic, supplies Of coal for which
we're 10 De obtained at Waygat Island
Commander Hartstene is furnished with l,,
ters from the Danish Envoy at WASHINGTON
TO the Governor Of the Danish settlements
NJ urcenland. Secretary Dobbin saws il his
Instructions. - -
Dr Kane sailed from New York. in The
advsnce, early in June, 1856, since which
.nc department has received no information
rom aim. IL is believed, however, that in
o'iigence was received of him at Jpperna-
vlcA, IN July, 1853, by his father, Judge
Name OF Philadelphia. The expedition was
,nen gong North, and this il the last that
nas deem heard from it. The Department.
however learns, and deems it proper to put
,oa IN possession of the information, TINT ii
!" ihe intention Of DR.. Kane, after leaving
.PFsrhasiek, on his way up, to make a de-
=, PROVISIONS, ana erect a beacon. &c.,
a. oape Alexander, the East Cane of Smiths
Sound, or at Cape Isabella-most nrohnhlv
the iormer. The Department further learns.
tnlt 1T was then the intention If DR.. Kane ~
pa. . up Smiths Sound, and proceed Nest.
ani, III case it was necessary for him 10
ABANDON his vessel, he would make for
Beechy Island.n
Commander Hartstene Is instructed Ia
'e m every opportunity of sending home in
.0ih cnce OF his movements, and also TO use
every OCCASION of leaving flag stats, piles of
stones, ana other marks and records of his
= o,5ress. Should the two vessels separate.
pom are to do likewise. The expedition is
ieIt Tree to act according to circumstances
utHrammeiled by stringent directions. In
less constrained by strong hopes of future
success, the expedition is to AVOID passing a
winter IN the Arctic regions, and also all un-
necessary exposure to danger PHILADELPHIA
Gd-etfe.
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Carpets 81 Oil Cloths


=. a. VT ft N III. n 70 ~
AVE Jas rtctited The largest and most varied
l s.ock a carpets ana Oil Cloth. ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises onc hundred different styles,
aud having been bought before the recent advance,
We Will sell them at present Wholesale eastern pri-
res.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nIEAing their houses, TO an examination OF these
Carpets aud OIL Cloths, feeling satisfied that tho
qualities, styles, aud prices, are such that they can
not fail to please ali who may favor us with q call.
auguSt ib f5gJ tixwtf
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NEW FALL GOODS.
. & CO..

la anil t72 Main ST., 81. inaia,
WE are in receipt III full assortmeffs If Plain
w and TwiiIed Fianncls, Sattinets, Black ind
Fancy tasincrc-, Dark and Medium style Prints,
Brown and Blcaa hed Mnsiins, &c.
These gool- w,re purchased PREVIOUS 10 rIE An
rANcE, aud we invite tbs attention II the city and
country trade.
EDDY. JAMESON, & co.
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KEoAsN FEMALE SEMINARY.

II the kNoln k Female seminary will commence
~ ou Muaplas Serfttnlsr 10th.
Rsy, Van. IL. Williams, Principal and Teacher 81
English Grammar and Criticism IF Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy \. 6e.
Ma. 4. J.. Williams, T aehcr on Piano Forte aud
"a tbs FIlm1h Language.
Mis- Mary (. Ilaft. T aeler ~ the various branch
= Il Mat. matte ani Natural Science, History, ac.
IT, JuIa i IL diet, 7 ac,rr III the Primary d.
tafttu III.
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EY- The Mt. Pleasant Observer saws a
young man by the name Of Griffith was sent
to jail one day last week to await his trial.
on q charge Of horse stealing, he having sold
a horse which he had hired Mt the livcry xt,
BILE.
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WHAr GLORY HAS cssT EsGLAAp.-It an
pears from n statement published IN one Of
the English Reviews, that between the sue
session Of the house Of Hanover and the bat
tie of Waterloo, England was engaged in war
slxty-fye years. During those sixty-fye
YEARS Of war it cost England an expenditure
OF 2,U23 100000 pounds sterling; and the
national debt saddlcti on the country during
the same period was more than two-ffths that
amount, there being borrowed not less than
e33 ,0oo, 900 Of the former sum
Thirfy-six millions went in the Revolution
ary war which brought William Of Orange 10
the throne Of England-twenty millions We're
borrowed aud commenced the national debt.
Sixty-two millions in the war of the ..Span-
ish Succession from May 4. 1902. to March
IL, 1Ti3. Thirty-two and a half millions
borrowed.
fifty-four millions in the ..Spanish War;
from October %, 1876, to April 80, l7iS.-
Jwcnty-nine millions borrowed.
One hundred and twelve millions in the
.Seven Years War;" from June .. 1856, to
the peace Of Paris, November, 30, l7S2. Six
ty millions borrowed.
One hundred and thirtv-six millions in the
American War, from 1774to the peace of Par
il, November 80, 1852. One hundred and
four millions borrowed.
Fonr hundred and sixty~four millions IN
the French Revolutionary War, from fehru-
airy /, 1883, to the peace Of Amiens, Is02.-
Two hundred millions borrowed.
And one thousand one hundred and fifty
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Gy Some editors have such a horror of
local items, that they publish two or three
deaths occurring a hundred miles of, and
never mention tho score or 90 carried of
oy cholera in their own town during the
same week.
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To Ihe Gcntlcmcn.

exhibition, an assortment Of French, Scotch,
~ and American Cassimeres-.he first ever Of rcd
IN this market.
> yrsrlScs~-ln MORE AniiqAO Plain md Figured
trenadi ms BrOcade aud K I silks Silk Nclyt
anl Plush.
tturHs.-B1aek and Blu, fne grades, AMI broken
cheeh Cas- irlarts, Tor fan suit.
Also-A choice selection of Kid, Cloth and Mcrinn
G@oves; Iiaif Hose IN Wool. Merina, and heavy Cat
ton with Meriua feet Silk and Merino Und ,rshifts
and Drawers Cray4ts Seats aud Ilandkerthi r..
SeIn~I0. 1895. L. j.. FOSTER.
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Third Street
Wholesale Boot and shoe store

ANING now r crissI my Fall and " int T stool
| l Of Boots and Sho :, | am pr par Il TO OF r 81
perior inluc Iacnts 10 deal r.. My stock bing di
re from first hands will b. sold as low. il not a lii
tia low n, than anF hcus in the city. | protni, III
max it 70 tn ADVANTAGE Of thoss desiring 10 pur-
chasa, 10 call pn IN y far, purchasing.
RIM NIB r, on ihirt street, btwaen Main and
johnson, a ( W daors south If Ay,r.f Drug Slort.
: 1T. s. 2mmff ". +. THOMPSON.
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4 SPECIAL Election Will Il, held IN each e The
\ Narls + tic etiy 4 ktakuk. Of Saturday, III
Id day of sept mher, 4. I. 1879. fr the pIrisse II
VOTING NJ = the following proposition. to w,t ~hnll
the elty of keaaut loan - tbs "keokuk. Mount
n asaat and Mnseatin Eaihuad Company III csed
i & the city T. an auaonmt not exceeding one ban
DECD thousand dilians; the bonds 70 IL payable in
tw MY years anil bearing interest II the rate If : i
IN per cent. i I anuum. TIL = yutinvf r tie loan
viii plaee upon their tickets "Fr IRE Loan. !" and
III . voting against il, upon III II tickets, i" gairi
ne L3aH."
Said Election will Ia held % The I .llowin~ Places:
Frst Naai, oniee a +. kiIbaurnc.
"a :" osfiee Of DR.. Collins 4 Paige.
III " Store at VIM. Leslie.
4h j" Plant r's iIan4..
D. W. kILBOt RNE, Mayor.
kral TX. SENT. L lsMa.-Iia
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4 FULL assortment Of Iietorines, Cuffs and Furs
II expressly for tho Ladies' just received at the
Gate C"lty2IIat store, No. "a, Main Street.
Sspt. Is. ls55-d :. T.. VOORHEES, 4 co.
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INDIVIDUAL REsPoNslBrLITY.-The moment
man parts with moral independcnce--the mo-
mcnt he judges of duty, not from the interest
and will of u party-the moment he commits
himself to a lcad,r Of a body, and winks at
evil because divisions would hurt the cause
the moment he shakes off his particular res
possibility, because he is but one Of IL thous-
and, or a million, by whom the evil is done
that moment he parts with his moral pow
er- lie il shorn Of the energy Of single
hearted faith in the right and true. lie
hopes from mans policy what nothing but
loyalty to God can accomplish. He substi-
tutes coarse weapons, forged by mans wis
dom, for celestial power. -Chaaainy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-10
4 BALL
..Gate civ Hat store.,,

4 LARGE and carefully selected assortment Of
- the iateFt style e fine Hats and Gaps. expressly
for the city trade. s.. Il. VOORHEES, d GO.
sept. Il, lSa5.--d