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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08
Railroad Msestmg.

La accordance to previous notice, meet
ing OF the friends Of the proposed rail
road from Springfield to keokuk, was held
in Pleasant Plains, on Saturday, July Is,
1856.
a. Tomlin was elected President, and
Or. A. Ather,on Secretary. j. IL. Shaw,
Esq, OF Bearistown, wa, then intro luce o
the meeting, and addressed tn IN ably in b, :
half Of the proposed road, showing clearly
the many advantages in favor Of this euter-
prise.
Mr.. ID. Short being called on, made n
short speech we'll suited to the occasion A.
ter which the following resolutions were
adopted.
Resolved, That the proposed railroad
meets with our hearty approval, and that
We will nse our best efforts to aid in its con
struction.
Resolved, That delegates be chosen to
attend the mass meeting to be held at Besrds
town on tho 5th Of August
Whereupon, p. l.. Harrison, A. Tomlin, j.
N. Huber, j. Epler, 7. Turley, and Rev p.
Cartwright were appointed.
Resolved, That copy Of the proceedings
Of this meeting be furnished to the Central
lllinoisian, the Cass County Times, State
Register, and Illinois Journal, for publica-
ton.
On motion, adjourned.
A. ToMLlN, Prest.
A. ArHERroN, Sec'y.
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reiegrapAlc WE'VE.

WAsnIsoroS, July 29.---Our relations with
Spain hsvc become quite interesting, il not
critical, ~ appears from the dispatches late
ly receivsd from our Minister, Mr.. Dodge
The government cannot with safety make
any concessions, which would seem to com.
pre- the national dignity. The Cortez CEN
sured the government for having allowed and
paid the claim on account Of the Black War
rior affair, and in consequence of that, the
government has refused our demand for the
adjustment OF other pending claims
The latest accounts show, however, that the
government has failed to conciliate the Cor
ter, to which the body of tho insurrectio nary
movement is attributed.
The bill making appropriations for the sup
port OK the army for tho next fiscal year, has
passed the House with Mr.. Sherman's pro.
yiso, but not with the clause declaring the
laws OF the territory Of Kansas null and void
The Sherman amedment passed by majority
Of only votes.
Under this proviso the President 10 prohib.
tied from employing troops to enforce the
Kansas laws. He is required to use force "a
preserve order aud protect property in the
territory; to disband the militia, and to pre-.
vent armed men from going into the terrific.
ry to disturb the public peace, &c. The
Senate will probbaly reject this proyiso bu,
some adjustment Of the Kansas question is
not yet despairsd Of.
bill has been prepared in the House,
which will be offered as substitute for the
Kansas bill Of tho Senate, and which adop Il
the main features OF the Senate bill. This
will be offered next Monday, or before.
CiNciSNAri, Aug. 5.--Scanty returns from
Kentucky this morning favor the Democrats
The impression is that the Democrats were
generally successful throughout the State.
Mason County Circuit Judge, Plaster, Wing,
1856; Wadsworth, Wing, ssS. Cohfmon.
wealth Attorney, Bruce, American, sos
Rust, Democrat, COS. Circuit Court Clerk,
Metz calf, Wing, 1901. Cambell aud Kenton
Counties 300 each Democratic majority.
Grant County same Democratic majority
Pendleton County 900 American majority.
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ScaAp OF FILLMORE HisToRY.-We wish
10 call attention to the following extract from
speech delivered in California last fall. by
tx Senator Foote. Shortly before General
Taylor died, he sent into the Senate, for con-
hrmation, number Of appointments. Fill
mere was then vice-President, and presiding
ofhcer OF the Senate. .uangman Foote's
had hnished haranguc against their cou
nrmatlon on the grounds that they were not
uoushtaces, but were opposed to Slavery az :
erosion. In his California speech, Foote
brings 10 light piece Of history which we
hope the know-No.hings Of this city will
read and remember. Ii furnishes another
INK IN the long cham OF proof Of fiilmorc's
rro-siayery principlcs-to say nothing Of
his damning treachery to those WHO elected
him. Foote SAYS
II had not long taken my seat before Mr..
Badger, Of North Carolina, came TO Inc and
stated that Vice. President Fillmore. then
presiding officer in the Senate, had requested
him to make known TO me that he perfectly
concurrcd in the views which had lust ex
pressed, and that he would be pleased 10
have All interview with me on the subject. in
the official room Of the Capitol, ut the hour
OF O'Clock on the next morning. prom
ised to attend upon him ut the time and place
specified. did SO.
''W!'hcrs gong intn rarticr'n-s At rresent.
II is sufficient for me to say that obtained.
by the direction of Mr.. Fillmore, BY the
hands OF an accredited friend Of his, lis,
OF the nominees subject to the objection OF
agitators on the question Of Slavery. This
whole catalogue OF worthless WAS disposed Of
in the Senate, in other words they were sac.
rihced to the peace Of the country; save
one or two, whose nominations remained TO
be acted upon on .nc last night OF the SEES
sion of Congress. They we're disposed Of
by Mr.. Fillmore himself, On that same night.
for just before the clock struck II, this GEN
tleman, being then President, sent In a
special message, withdrawing all tbs offensive
nominations, and substituting others in their
stead.o
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How rBE TIDE RrSs IN PESSsYLvAxtA.-
The Pittsburgh Gazette Of Saturday, saws
''The Harrisburg Telegraph, u paper Il
Wide circulation and influence, and which
tiilnow has held of from committing itself
on the Presidential issues, has hoisted the
Fremont and Dayton flag.
"'rhe Butler American, which at Grst de-
clined to commit itself on the Vice prcsi-
dcncy, has since added the name Of DAYTON
to that of Fremont ut the head Of it's COL
nmns.
"Ihe Clear6eld Rafssman, which has here
tofore supported Fillmore, has taken down
the name OF that gentleman, and comes out
for Fremont
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The New York Herald, in noticing the pro-
ceedlngs OF the Kansas Convention held last
week at Buffalo, and the determination there
evinced corresponding with the almost uni
versal determination to make Kansas a Free
State, volunteers the following advice to Mr..
Douglass, az the only course now left him 10
carry out his original irtent Of making n
Slave State Of il
The way to put an end 10 this perIous
trouble is to provide mt once by act Of Con
gress for the admission of Kansas ms n slave
State--why mince the matter and audible a.
boat it, Mr.. Doug lass we repeat, a4 a
slave State, according to the intent OF the
bill Of Mr.. Toombs. That bill of the Senate.
now before the House, will do il. Il places
the requisite agents and power in the hands
Of Mr.. President Pierce to secure a State
convention in Kansas, and State constitu
ton for Kansas, recognizing and protecting
the institution Of Southern slavery. What
more do the South wantl What more can
they ask? And now is the time to strike
while the iron is hot. The bulk of the Free
State squatters have been driven out Of Kan
sas by fire, sword and terrorism, and ere
they can return the work must be done, or
the South, TO recover Kansas, NAV have to
fight for it as Turks against Russians. Shall
oil that has been done by Mr.. Douglass, Mr..
Pierce, Gov. Shannon, Col. Sumner, Gen.
Atchison, DIR. Stringfellow, and the Border
Ruhans, he lost2 They have cleared the
track all that is now required to hold the
ground in behalf Of the South, and her right
full claim to u balance of power in Congress,
is to pass the bill of Mr.. Toombs. Let the
Southern democrats in the House, and the
Southern Fillmore men, make this bill sine
gua non with the Northern supporters Of
MIR. Buchanan, and they can pass it. Ii is
the test question Of Southern rights, under
the compromises OF the Constitution. Let
the bill be passed, and let Kansas come in
al a slave State
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A an election held in The Icarian Community.
\ ON the 4th lust. Messrs. Lafaix, Mourot and
Gerard elected Directors For the said society 10
MI thc places Of Nessrs. c. Mcenicr, Hergl and
Nogel. The Administration If the tcaIian Comm a.
NIFTY Is, therefore, now composed Of Messrx Cab5t
Schroeder, Ferrandon, Lafaix Mourut and Gerard -
They respectfully inform the pubic that tho outy
or agents appointed by them entitled a. act or
ansact business for the II III Icarinn Com
nunity. The common seal " the Community sha
hereafter be affixed TO any paper relating TO SAID
society. MOt'RlT Pre.'t nTo tenn
"kaARp, Secretary. laulS-tit-w2t
VIA nhattan Life Insurance e ems pa nv.
I46 BROADWAY, <gw YORK
. Cab Capital and AZ ama afioE 1900 $40
h@poslfEDf 100 900 with the coinp,rol er ~ the
~ sat of NV iprk. for The security Of Policy
hoiiIs, In addition 10 which ths Stockholders q
personally l,abs. Among the Directors ars ia !:
most wealthy and influential citizens Of New York
This / q stock Company, returning 10 the as.
cured 81 per rent. Of All the profits ir -annsaiy
party ~ years II age may to hs family
free from The claims OF his creditors, for about
cents pr week, apoiicy for s., 600.
ho would not spare this for tho grati6ca-
ton II rejection. on sick bed or in case If acct
deat, thai X all else fail he had made certain
provision for his family? 1t would tighten his
pain, aud do more Tor his recovery than mudicinr.
N. D. MORGAN, Prest.
G. I. WrxrIE, Seciy.
Prospectus, with all necessary information fur
nshed BY RlCkEY 4 SIMPSON, Agts
Post 0fics building,
augs-d Keokak, Iowa.
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oa the ssas'fy question the platform ADOPTED for
Buchanan can1rtses thes2 points:
lst- Congress has no right 10 exclude Sta,.r,,
1r0m any territory.
-. The psopie Of territory have no power Ia
ment lasts.
81 'qaa'ter Sovereignty is a humbug. and Is ne
longer plank N the Democratic creed
ath. estate equality mean. the right If Slay,
holders TO take their Slaves into the tutt,f do
main by vHtue If the Slave law. # the Siay,
States,
9Th, Thai slavery is national aud Freedom Sep
tionai.
on. ihai the people Of a territory ea cry ex
cruise slavery from among tiaem after they hay.
FORMED state Constitution a,.1 bs61 admitted INT,
tho Union. -
I'm That Kansas must b kepi 5,;i Il the Union
80 'he piea OF want ot population, until the frc
state men are murdered driven oul ard the lave
h"iasrs hrmiy f4mnied under the protection at h
Ganoral Government
s'h. Inai any man DENYING tho foregoing doc
'rne Il a Traitor, and should B. deaf, Win 80
ipgiy.
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The PosirIoy OF PARTiEs--The leaders oil
the Buchanan and Fillmore forces are com
bining throughout the country against Free
mont. 1t is pregnant sign of that uniyer-
sal rule which leads to the union Of the
weaker parties against the strong. The Blu
chananites and Fillmoreites are equally Pro-
Slavery, and the only condition required for
their harmonious union is programme for
satisfactory division of the spells amongs,
the leaders Of the two factions.
Already there appears to be entire concert
of action between these two parties in Con-
gress. On every question involving Slavery
in the slightest degree, the Fillmore members
of Congress, as we'll from the North as from
the South, unite cordially with the Buchan-
GERS against freedom.
Aside from the leaders Of the Fillmor G
party in the North, however, the masses who
propose to support him for the Presidency
are earnestly in favor Of freedom. 1t is
time they were looking to the position of
their leaders, and the effect Of their votes
The slightest observation must satisfy them
them that four ffths OF their leaders as well
as those of the Buehaneer party, are in the
South, and pledged to slavery -propagandism
while the fraction of them in the North are
as useless, and have MS little influence upon
the direction Of the party, Ms a fifth wheel
would have on the course and looomoton Of
wagon.
We would say to the sincere friends Of
freedom, your support of Fillmore will only
play into the hands Of Buchanan. Look
about you. See how anxious the Locofoco
leaders in the State are to have you organize.
low they praise your efforts and pat you on
the back, and how they ehuckle in the hope
OF your organization as party in the State.
Observe how the American vote thrown in
thus county anu in Davis has operated to
strengthen the Locofocos in the Legislature
ana to maintain their prcdominance. Re-
member that YOU charged the Abolitionists
with defeating Clay in 1874, and consider
whether YOU will not occupy precisely sim
ilor position now.
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1.-THE Republican majority in Daven-
port was 1875 on the Congress ticket, which
is about an average.
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CO Major Buford has gone back to South
Carolina. lie investsdalb50 900 in the KAN
sas enssrprise, bn. tho lazy scAmps whom he
took up there yield him nothing, and he re-
turns home poor man, but we trust wiser
one.
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CO johnson County gives 800 Republican
majority. All gain.
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ceT- Muscatine County gives $50 majority
for the Republican ticket. A small gain.
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ca Appanoose gives Hall q majority OF
225, which is gain Of 81 to him.
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THE.
Negro Ministries

JAMES RI YMOND,
M Music Hall Immediately after the EIhibi
ton On the Palace
ADM SSToN-25 CENTS
-Wiilrxhibit at a !extndria, Sat urday 10th
at o'clock a, tn, AMI Warsaw Mt 2 and 4 p. IN.
Au14 2tvlt
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IN. suniihr.--i am fully prepared to nj.
10" oi lnuch ingenuity IN Burke's theory Of
The sublime, as connected with self-preserya.
uan. There are few things 50 great az
death and there il, perhaps. nothing which
oaaisLcs all littleuess u thought and FEELING
r an equal degree with its eontemplat;on
rsess.hin-, therefore, which in nny WV
poitits to it.-ani. therefore, most dancers
ana powers over which we have little control
are IN some degree sublime. But IL is No,
.he Tear; observe, but the contemplation al
uealh NOT the instructive shudder AMI struo
Eie. OF sell Preservation, but the deliberate
measurement o. the doom. which is really
great or Sabine ia feeling n is no, whiIa
we shrink, bat while We sseNs, that we receiva
or convey the h,.,Aest conceptions Of Tho
Tate. There j 40 sublimity IN the agony of
terror. Nnllhsr 90 We trace 1t mos. in III.
cry e the mountains, ..Fall ON ug y, and 20
the bills. Cover Us - or in the calmne.s -
the prophecy. And though after my sA,n
worms destroy this body, Vet in nv fe.b /
shall see God - A little reflection will ga !.
ly convince any one that, so far from thu
feelings OF self representation being necessary
TO the sublime. their creates, action is totally
destructive 10 10; snd That there are ,ew
feelings less capable Of lis perception thai
tuoHe Va seNhfds-4 ieurkin.
fT Prentice Of the louisville .Jo ,,,,oy
who IL we'll posted IN the code Of La,,ar
speaks thus OF Bully Brooks. the c,..arti,.
rushan champion Of the soutt csral;ns
Ghiyafy:
Air. books, however. ol.iecs 1, .oa.n. y.
sraseAipg iaronsh New .iets IA M. ~
u - > cansia. Ii thi' 1, ~ would ba,c
- 80 zoe gasDflet Of .aobs ana ,,....;n.
lie is-afra4.t' Yes, The grim ,,re...ater. who
bpAsts ma Win one f,lo~ he could inauga.
AFRAID to travel thrO urh Neg Ier..,.a, "a < -,
YORK. We rather wonder that III doe. ~,
fount MS "bJectson upon Tie Insecurity or
t'ie railroads, for We really think there wonld
DC 'nore chances Of his losing his life bv q
raiiroaa accident than BY the hand Of assas
sins sins lie certainly backs out OF a 6aht.
lie runs. And herein is an INSTRUCTIVE
nors.. There are "tooks in the running /
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mocratic ticket, with the exception of Prose
cutor. Our popular young friend and whole
souled Republican, Clay Caldwell, beats his
Locofoco opponent for that Office near two
hundred votes. CARTS beats Hall "a votes.
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q he Gate Uitn.
X l. @ IL u X:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. s.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY

iHg Digs MoiSBs VALLEY WING Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive md in
creasing cireulailon throughout the DesMoin Val
ley as we'll rs in the Of the State and tne Uni
ted States, and n medium Of advertising IL not
surpassed. Subscription price 81 80 per annum in
al ance.
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DISSOLUTION.

NoflCEt- hereby gfFeE that the co partnership
~ heretofore existing between j. q. stewart ard
IL fpthcringham. III the Intelligence and Gensrai
Agency bu ine ,s n rchy dissolved Til busine csc
II he firm Viii be sett ed and continued by
ans7 JIG. STEWART.
keakuk, August S. 1886
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WILLIAM ". REakNAP

Agsn, for the following reliable Insurance
Companiess
Hartford Fire Insurance Coz
Rtna Insurance Co;
star Insurance to;
Commercial Insurance Co.;
Etna i.ifr Insurance CO.
i'aless promptly iseued, Losses adjusted and
pad With dispatch and ali information given 1t
the Office, Second street between Main anu johnson
July22 DIN
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ing CONSIDERABLE time and space in cxponnd-
ing the principles Of the Black Democracy
and defending n men. Yesterday morning
1T explained and extenuated the relations of
Mr.. Clagett with the Know Nothings, de-
Tending hun against ,he charges contained
N handbiilissued in reply TO one from him,
IN which he charged US with being liars and
Villains for saying that he belonged to that
Order.
1t says Mr.. Clagett went into the Order
under the impression that he was going to a
Wing meeting.
Did men pay m iniatory fee TO get into
Wing meeting and must he no, have
thought ita curious Wing meeting to find
almost all the leading Democrats Of the city
there
II says that Mr.. Clagctt, when he found
himself deceived, staid only twenty minutes,
and then went away.
II that were true, then why did he visit
the Council repeatedly afterwards
Again: Does the Post suppose Clagett
such iool as TO take all the obligations and
oaths OF Know Nothingism, and not know
tlli after he had taken them all that il was
not Wing meeting not know till he
got away that il was Know Nothing Coun.
ell?
The Post says tlse handful n reply to Mr.
! Ciagett gave y false impression. For all
that biM contained except the certificate
! signed hy several citizens, we are responsible
aud We take issue with the Post. Wesay i,
DID s'x gives false Impression.
! Unpublished Mr.. Cage,t as having be.
longed to the Know Nothing Order. For
That. clagett said We were liars and villains
We then pablised n handbill prorino il OF
him. II that is giving falss impression
i then the Post is right.
! Now let the Post defend the leaders Of the
+ EacA Democracy as FIR as il chooses. VIZ
I shalt follow il to the end
MACK Democracy orYAnixin Enl.
morclsUs.
Y Col. Albertson says that Gen. Var
! Antwerp aud Others suggested the organiza.
ton Of the Fillmore party here, but he op.
i posed il.
30 his Is where the movement come from.
The Leading Democrats are organizing Know
N,iing clubs
We are obliged TO Col. Aihort.on for the
Information. We acquit him Of all respon-
si5ility. II Is tho ordinary concession to
those who turn states evidence
ST. Locis.-ln the st. Louis district, Mr..
Blair, Bentonite, is elected to Congress over
Kenneth. Mr.. Blair is n son OF Francis p.
Blair Benton has a plurality Of some 1900
for Governor in ST. Louis.
We want to see who the liar is.-fTimes.
Look in the glass and you'll be gratiisd.
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CO.rARrNERsaaIp

VINHE undersigned have formed a co partnership,
under the siyie ~ Warsmsun Denny, for the
purpose VI Doing " ho,esaie Boot AMI shoe bus-
ness j. l.. WARTMASS,
augs DIT X Il DENNY
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Clark gave Hall majority of so.
Monroe county gave Curtis majority Of s
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AlWays OM Hama.
WOoDWAkDF C0. hsvethisdsy received BY cx-
" press Gnelot u Gentlemen = spring Cloth
nc It No. " Main street mehsdtw
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We want to see who the liar is.--fTimes.
Look in the glass and you'll be gratiiisd.
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kO13 NALL,
k'AkMS VI various sixes, from 6ne acres dow "a 10
i Sand 10 Aar.,. Lots situated In different psrts
Of the Tp~nship. County and State. Apply to
SMITH NANnlCkLEN
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INSURANCE Co, no. 4. WALL STREET, NY
WARRINGTON
UNION Inc. CO., CLEVELAND, o.
n0lDGkPOHT
FIRE 4 MAHiSEINs. Co. BRIDGEPORT, CONN
k0ASkLlN
FIRE MAkINEiAs. CO, Fesn Du LAG, Wis.
GQUIIAnLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON.
MASSACHgA SETS
MI IlALLlFEIAs. CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS
'INHE ab,se COMPANIES t9isho an Aggregate tapstaI
L u -, DOO,OOO) oder s,roDg induc n,enis 10
he public TO provide against loss damage by hre.
Juiyi2d Nm r. TURNER Agent
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IL AflSd determined, hereafter. to do .n exclu-
aveiy cash business in our retail depart ment,
W. are prepared ~ sell eli kind. Of Hate Caps bon
nes, &C., ~ greatly reduced prices Our stock II
GOV ssry complete, and We keep nothing but the
6st grades Of goods always have the latest STYLES
and VII sell ioser for cash than the grades
ar sold ON credit. 80 come Oh with your diin,s,
SA- All k,Bds Of Millinery work done 10 order
AT ia. shortest notice.
Del. so.-ili. u y LII. MEuEEN 4 GAGE
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niaeA Democracy organizing Eiii-
morcisNs

ST.. Locis.-ln the st. Louis district, Mr..
Blair, Bentonite, is elected TO Congress- over
kennett. Mr.. Blair isa son OF Francis p.
Blair. Benton has plurality Of some 1900
for Governor in ST. Louis.
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WANTED Ann rOTrelr

WANTED AND NOTICE.
"A LAhiE number of persons viii be n T. q
STEWART co.. Intel.ig enes and General
asenay once, =. ". corner Of Third aud johnson
st-, up stairs. every day this week 10 hire Men.
~ omen Boys aud Girls, in city aud country Call,
II you want work. l.n.5
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RErrRss.-Polk County gives a majority
OF loo for Curtis. Fort Des Moines gave
T him l25 Of it. Whole County Republican
ticket elected.
Lucas County gives Hall majority Of
100.
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MENAGERlE, B,rds, Fishes aud Reptiles; Wax
Statuary. Machine Circus, Cosm ,ramie Views Rel
les VI Antiquity, Revolutionary Relics Ores aud
Minerals, Hare Coins and papers aud Thousands II
otber Gurosities. on the
FLOATING PALACE.
ApMISSl0S-rweaty Five Cents. Ma half price.
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ron NAI.E

BUILDING Lots IN different parts ~ the city,
- 2'mpfisius oil the most desirable for ,usi-
ness and manufacturing pnriesss. Apply 10
SMITH 4 VASsICKLEN
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zfs- Having established an Agency for the above
hrs ca,s Companies, am prepar u issarv against
L1ss ar Damag- ~ Pre- on
SToREHorsks, DWELLINGS, And THEIR CONTENTS.
ALSO, on GOODS shifted.
open Poi!c'as granted on favorable terms All
Losses ABUSED aud raiI Nj this Agency.
OK. A. SIR BlEN lsraI Agent
Once al the Auction House If Howe Lock rood
| 90. second st beiw Main and johnson.
keokuk, Aug T.dlf
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SIN Another K obbery ..RcaA rAs
% Following.

The ire.,dent of the New York aud T. j. Road rub.
inh'- tn following card IA reference to III. late
/ rnhharY.