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FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDAY. Jnly 19tb at s O'Clock p NJ
ffTS a. FOR SFIREVHPDEsT-The fue fast
Hssh running passenger packct. steamer Planter,
D p Asknson master will leave above for
Ecore AleSaIdria Gortons intermediate land
ings on Red River passage apply or to
jyl2 LEWIS SNAPP e co. 81 Front street
H All freight for above Alexandria must he consigned to
Alexandria. afts. ~ ES7EEa'
VIII leave on sATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 oclock r NJ
A. FOR SHREVEPORT-The fine fast
s. running passenger packet steamer Planter
ssAaa D. D. Atkinson, MASTER will leave as above fol
Grand Bagos Grand Eeore Maurice
landings Red River For freight passage apply board
to i35 '6g = n =
jyl4 T. B. SMITH. Tcloupitoulas street
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ITO THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL
OE NEW ORI!EAN NS-Ta the HnunraAe Rnard Of ldel

FH'O THE HONORABLE CFTR COUNCIL
OF NEW ORLEANS-To the Honorable Board of Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen of the City Council The petition
OF the undersigned humby showethhat the majority required
by the new Charter having signed this petition pray hon.
oabe body to pass ordinance resolution to the effect Of
having the side walks levelled graded and paved with bricks
with the usual curb stones Gasquet street, from Claiborne
street Prieur street and petitioners will pray
in duty hound
F. Olivier q feet JAS Desbnn los feet Jos Pina fee
T. Robertson q feet; John Ewrgh q feet; James Oren
d feet j. Vigo 50 feet james Robinson los feet Harriet
Doan % feet P Mahan "a feet Francois Dacer 2 feet
Robert Prnge 107 feet; David G. Wilson, 1856 feet James
Magnirc 50fee Joseph Burden % feet T. Lafon 50
w w Gilkinscn q feet Pat Burns q feet NJ. keye, Is
feet VIM. Volckmnnn, 27 feet Mrs. S. Price, 81 feet Mrs.
Kath Zeiger feet James Foley 25 feet B. Monaghan
feet Michael Finch so feet. myl6 lawSw
A LHONORABLE CONSEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
velle- Orleans.
l A PETITION dies s0usSfgnes repTesente
- hlmbement, la maorie des pfopeaires exigee Ear
la nouvelle charte sgne la pGsene deande pe
onnares prent yore honorable de ben vouo
e ordonnance une resolution eet de fae niveler
ruetes cnrbstone les troors dc la Gaquet entire
les res Claiborne ct Preur ct yos petonares ceseron
de taire des voeux etc. CONNIE il est de leur devoir:
f. Olivier q pieds Jas Desban los peds Joseph Piuta
z pieds T. Robertson q peds John Engh z pieds; JAS
peds; Harriet Doan, 25 pieds P Mahan 81 peds FRANCOIS
l35 pieds James Mcguire 50 pies Jos c. Burden pieds
T. Lnfon so pieds W. W Gknson q pieds Pat Burns, q
peds w Keloe 25 pieds VIM. Volckman 2 pieds Mrs. s.
Price % peds Mrs kah Zegler 50 peds JMmes Foley Is
peds; b. Monaghan, 2a peds Michael Finch, 80 piels.
Nouvelle- Orleans, 2avrl 1856, myl6 law St
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=. 81 a.uE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that on the 18th January 1856 before
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary of the Home Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn
cordng law do depose and that the above
and true and correct transcript from the books of the
aaid Company. .59f ~ A, BROTHER, President.
=e ,es JAS. II. WHEELER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
+ ---El.u the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
cent in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits to the
holders thereof their legal representatives and after
MONDAY the 11h Of February next
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
cent the net earned premiums of the Company for the
ending 3st December 1856 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the 18th Of March next.
EThis Company continues to insure against the peril of the
rivers and loss damage by fire. the of
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN n. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER Secretary.
New ORLEANS. january l5 1854.
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SEA-GOING VESSEL, IS.

-9EA-STJ1lNG VGSSELs5.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
z ~ sl; N' SSsiH
Mall Line Tic new and agaaeent steam
f. FL as"s
g A HARRIs, MORGAN & CO., footof Julia street,
ppSs sasSasg pay shta4sge 1G1nns
,I1 SIhgpfrs, please poyds themselves With the steamsrs
", Leave q EsshfRsH sSyy 3 s&fSo if'ssso s.
ns ana
For freight or passage having elegant staefoon
HxHRI aoRaAN &C 5 sgst Of 5aa s9l street.
gps Kennedy r GTsmpas unless Otherwise
Of gSppsTs mHst P5exlds
~ t e BSS1z
s ssase sh1 b9;s a. Il esan
' ''' HaEs fPS ifsEsss 65issGsass,s HRey
No freight will be received without
60. PHILADELPHIA.
o oRH5F1AP5nhPHA Il sa5ae 1asas! spss
fsyRs
.. ,s1o ! geo, ". AfNSSs 8 Camp q Eo;; street
.kfR FOR PH1LADELPtHIA.-RE REGULAR
ssns pa ss b sg sr Nay
engaged quick dispatch For Balance Of tfesht Or
pp', GEO " HYNsoN Camp street
E9 Il 1aaEa. 5sE Hhas
spsseh For 5slanes @ ffs ffesht
pls1ss lppy sSal1 W. H2NsoN CO.. 80 Camp street
BOSTON.
eE RHSEsssssSFA 3
m m $aafs sE1 o'DS Sampstrse
Ea Il lsa. Bssgs III IEH i,sf
M9plton master having large portion Of her cargo
S ssSe 'sShf sRsE
HTfissf pRPS oipiss board s
h Effhe a pscts bark warden, siGh ei rAGa rsse
- GEO W hYSsosp piy Camp ca opiaa strset %
,k R1yss FoR n1sss B9sToN ]a EISETHE
Mi pSfy s fI RS ssnss SRd | S
Iels GEO. ". HYNsoN & CO, s. Camp street.
.SER FOR BOsT0N-REGULAEP PACKET LINE.
her cargo q, eneased vii hare dispateh
For balance of freight apply on board,
jel6 GEO. W. HYNSON & Co, So Camp street.
SfG FOIt BOSTDN-REGULAR PACKET LINE.
kF%SS-The Al new packet bark Diana, Davis, master,
s4ghavins most Of her cargo on board will have i'm
mediate Dispatch For BALANCE of freight or passage apply
ie16 GEO. W. HYNsoN Il CO.. 50 Camp street
LIvERPo ooL.
SSR FOR LIVERPOOL-TIfE Al bark Old
ES1SG Hickory, yeacock, master, is now loading for
freight of -four grain apply board opposite Beef Market
je27 JH AsHBRIDGE& & CO., 40 Common street
SS6 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAR
EHR TER-The Al fast sailing brig May Queen
Del Of the best and copper
age. Apply on board, opposite Jackson square,
iy2 -. GEO. ". HYNSON 4 CO. 50 CaInp street..
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EJND THE COMMON COUNCIL-CIrY OF NEW
ORLEANS-The undersigned OF real estate front
ing on Canal street, i'll the four squares between Tchoupitouas
and New levee down to Bourbon and Gaopdee Streets
pectuly petition the Council of the City Of New Orleans
cause the said street within the aforesaid limits to be paved and
improved with Square granite blocks and tagging plan
herewith annexed and in conformity with the 10th and other
sections Of the charter approved 10Th March 1856
H. D. Shepherd 80 running feet Canal street; Peter c.
Brooks Jr by his agent Harry Shepherd it, so do do per
pro Saml N Nicholson Co. A. B. Mo5e Sc Dc do Henderson
Ganes % do do; pro Henderson, W. Henderson, AZ do
DO: Merchants Mnna ms Co.. John Pembero, p do do
s. Sckles Scles Co.. IS do do Thos Byrne 80 do do;
u Mclean 20 do do per Jas Dick Hill j.. NJ. Bass
about 30 to So do do H. Slecomb 81 Brown Johnston
Co u do do; Sid. Story 81 do do.
true copy CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Bonrd of Aldermen.
May 18th, 1856. my20 lawSw
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- PASS CHRISTIAN EIOTEL-THIS COM
mcdions and eligible establishment is open the
m reception OF visitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment guests inferior to no
hotel upon the Gulf Coast .+ GRICE & JAMES, EJ21.
jy4 2p3t-m =Eg& n Proprietors
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-, TEdE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
pc opened on the FIRST day Of June under the personal
AZ1enion OF JOHN MCDONNELL, Of 147 Common street.
home. 2 757 -
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TO THE Cow. eoszsIoE q, cogac1!. g Or SEw

ORLEANSThe petition Of the Undersigned respectfully
Charter having signed peto 2ey pray Your honorable
@ graded paved T. & s e esf q 5 bvg i
usual curb stones and wooden gntters Claiborne street.
both sides Of Claiborne except front Of such lots as
may be Necessary TO the opening and widening Claiborne
Names Names # ssS; fro front sss clsoEs
Geo tsSs ss ri F. Es ssulspea Gga
5ihsa & A i
a ~ 5ss y s%s ys s
II fsS aasSsf Fsx ss
fss TSts AZ feet Inch asS - y I = Ssags1o %
s2 w. Secretary aas; i ths sesTd sAlaoHsE ef aisenen
May 18th, 1856 55 u,y20 1aw8w
Az !.rs CoNsE1l4 ; DE VILE DE LA NoU-
Ia ss Rsen dss s
section 1l9 de "a nonyee eharte sgne presene
y1nSil passsF uns ordonnanes es
dfs ds 81 rue a5ona sgs a Ss @ bGs
des Champs les its rolors deyan ee constru de
troven en- Face des terns ae
dite rue Claiborne l'N
Nouvelle- Orleans mai Ter 1856. Faa. 5u M H.
Mons des proprieaires-faee IA rue Claiborne:
F. oss e " Tasa g s
ssss:5 y sss I'M
Azs ss Ss Il sssss %f Si & sa
ss Pr% eMsa Mss o
lerfails W peds
Louis j. Frgeo l2S pieds Ede Beaue 80 beds nonces
l. surgi 96 peds A. E. Benvenu psds-toia 2SS peds
1pouce lignes bsr 'U& Gfi'2f -
10 mai 1856, pour copie conforrne roriginal
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
my2O laWSt secretaire du Gonseil des Aldermen.
ITO THE COMMON CoUNCIL-CITY OF NEW
howeth That the majority required by section 9 Of the New
Charter having signed this petition they pray your honorable
body pass ordinance the effect eig track twenty
feet wide through the centre of Claiborne street. the north
side of The midtle ground in said extending St
Bernard Ayenue TO Champs Elysees street
Names of owners 5E53 l'2& 5s4%&
Edmond soniat, l6 feet 9nches for Mrs T. Logan Geo W
Logan Jr 62 feet inches Shines suzencau, G4 feet
large l8 feet; JohRn A. Langhauser IS feet II inches A.
Yerbeek, 12S feet L. +. Forull $50 feet Felix Robin l74
feet j. Segin l2S feet L. surg 96 feeTota 1874 feet
inches and lines. Hfg
CA true copy us CHAS. CLAIBORNE, '.
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
May 18Th, 1856. my20 law8w
A q CONSEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
velle Oreans-a petition sousgnes represente res
REIMBURSEMENT que la maore des propeaes exgee par
section l9 de Ia nouvee charte ayan gue la presente
mande prient vore honorable corps de ben
coquier charreiere de vnet peds de argerr an
CENTRE du cote nord de la Claiborne dpus la
nard jusqu'a la rue deS Champs Eyses.
Nouvele- Orleans ler mai 1856. 3g.
Mons des proprieaires--face i la rue Claiborne
Edmond Sonia 16 pieds ouces pour Nine F. Logan Geo
ped5 s. p Fargo 2S peds Johan H Langha,ser 95 peds
II pouces A. Verbeck, l2s pieds L. e. Forsal $50 piads
Felix Robin !74 peds Segn 12S pied5 L. Surg 96 pes
total ,S14 piedS pouces gnes.
l9 mai 1856, pour coptf contorme orgnal.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE
py9 c6o
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LOWER MIssIssIPpI.

Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING. at 5 O'Clock. t
,Ef7Egs 2. 9. MAIL PACKET FRANK
E1fhsss5hss1a IYDNin place steamer MISUNDERSTANDING
egRsssssh Vicksburg and Mikens Bend Packet THE
fine ast running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon,
Xeksburg Warrenon, Grand Gulf, St. Joscphs Rodney
and all termediate landings the Coast regularly every sat-
day at o'clock r NJ For freight passage having
passed accommodations, apply on board, or to -
LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street, or to
r. i. LAUGHIIN 1iS Carondelet street
B All freis for Yazoo above Yazoo CITY mst he
consigned 70 some nonse IN Picksburg. i' jyI4
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A u CONsEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
yelle oreanses soussgnes proprietaires sur Ia d
Canal dcpnis les Tchoupoulas ct squ
aux res Bourbon ct Carondele peonnent respecesemen
lie Cose de Ia Nouvele Orleans an quill oronne que la de
e, dams les linites s1smeonnGe soft aneoree pavee
ayc dcs bocs de granite carries du daage pees
plates conomenent plan cianneNe Ia section l20
autrcs de la charto appronvee lie 20 mars 1856
r. d. Shepherd SO pieds sur Ia du Canal Peter G.
Brooks, Dr. Henry Shepherd 50 pieds PIP Sam Nco-
son Co.. More 81 pieds Henderson Gaines, 80 ped
PIP Nine NJ d. Mounttor Henderson Gaines % pieds pp
H. Henderson, w Henderson, AZ pod; Merchants Mutual
sur9nGe Company John Pemberson q pieds v Siekles
pr Sckes Co.. S piGds Thomas Byrne, 80 pels W. H.
Mclean % pieds PIP J. Dicks Hill environ SO pieds j. NJ
Bass 80 peds; H. Slocomb 81 peds Brown Johnston Co.,
q pieds Sid Story, 81 peds.
10 mai 1856 pour copie contorme l'orignal.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
Secretaire fu ,,nusc aesA Alderman
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STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
OHIO RIVER

!. fYussss, y, x, STEAMER NIAGARA, Harry L.
IadsAaHtf5saaSa SpOtts, mlaster-FOR- -LOGIsVILnE =
This splendid steamer will leave for Louisville
and all Intermediate landings The season. follows:
Leaves New Orleans on WEDNESDAY, July 23 at s PM
State-rooms can be secured by applying 10 25Ta5@
Iap2l & BELL. BUCHANAN q co, 95 Magazine st. &
fYaass$e " STE EAMEF JAS. .NIDNTGsOnIERY
Z GA529lhsit55l' Sam,l hIOnfg0mery, nastcr-This
Essss4Sz splendid steamer will leave for LCUISVILLE
throughout the season. follows -
Leave Eew Orleans on MONDAY, july 9Th at p NJ
X: g9} THURSDAY, August 14h, al s P. II.
The Montgomery Is in point Of speed
odations by any boat in the trade. Rooms for any Of the
above trips can be secured on application to 80
ap2l .y BEld., BUCHANANl& a CO. a5 Magazine street.
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" u 90
Hacks are in waiting at the landing the arrival Of
every bont to passengers Immediately Springs
E An analysis of the be had W. B. Phillips
No. SO ST. Charles street. who is my agent Orleans
.je9 Am CHARLES CULLUM Proprfetor
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New Orleans, November l. 1856 " '2-' 1'-f M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-01
Telegraph News.

CoLuHnus, 8. c., Nov. 26.--The South
Carolina Legislature met on Monday. The
Governor, in his message, regards the re-
cent elections az nearly establishing truce
between the North aud South. He advocates
the revival of the slave trade, and thinks
that every branch Of labor should be in the
hands OF the slaves. He refuses to Law be-
fore the Legislature the resolutions Of the
New Hampshire Legislature, transmitted
through the Governor Of that State. The
rest OF the message is devoted to State al
sairs.
New YoRK, Nov. 26.--Lieut. John l.. Wal
ker, Of the navy. committed suicide BY hang
ing himself Yesterday at his lodgings in
| Chambers st. lie was under orders to join
the sloop Of war ST. Marys, at Panama, and
would have proceeded to his destination in
the Steamer Wabash. His family reside at
Erie, Pa.
Nine Frenchnen recently political prisoners
at Cayenne, but who succeeded in escaping
on a raft and reaching Dcmarara, from
whence they were conveyed to Baltimore IN
an American vessel, arrived at this city last
evening.
i BosToS, Nov. 26.--Hon. Thos. II. Benton
delivered his copyright address to the Mercan-
tile Library Association last evening. HIS
subject was the estate Of the Union, its con-
dition and danger" The lecture occupied
two hours in its delivery, during which many
| Of the audience left the hall.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.--The new printing
telegraph instruments of MIR. Hughes were
publicly exhibited 10 successful operation at
the Office of the American Telegraph compa-
ny in this city to-day. They worked both
ways at the same time, and with great rapid
i ity, and in other respects fulfilled oil that
/ has been claimed for them.
/ The New York Society OF Cincinnati held
banquet in this city on Tuesday last, and
/ the occasion was one Of much social and pa
triotic enjoyment.
WAsaINoToS, Nov. 21.--The Cabinet bad
another long session to-day and it is under
stood that they Will continue them daily un-
| til the meeting Of Congress.
| The President has completed his Message
| as have also the Secretaries their Reports
The propriety Of printing their Reports with
the Message and sending them for distribu-
/ ton has been discussed but not determined.
To- morrow will decide what course they will
| pursue.
The New Granadian Minister, Mr.. Herran.
is here, using every means in his power t.
bring about speedy adjustment OF our dif-
/ fculties with that Govercme t.
| am informed this evening that move
! ment has just been disclosed here with RANT
! fcations among the leading iron men in Pa,
New Jersey and other portions Of the Union,
having for its object the retention OF Mr.
i Guthrie as Secretary of the Treasury in tht
next Administration.
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WALxxR's MES--SAD MosrALrTY.--One Of
Walkers men, writing home conoarning tAs
condition Of the troops, the stats Of aaAiss,
etc. says that within the lass fifteen months
Walker has received 1900 rscraits, Of which
number l44 have been killed in battle, while
1851 have psrished niserably by disease,
leaving nominally l,275 on hand, but 100 Of
whom are absolutely missing, probably lost
in futile attempts to escape. SO that nearly
thre..fourths OF the adventures have lost
their lives in that short time.
SuaAR Drry.--ln consequence OF the high
Prices OF Sugar, and OF the TACT that the du-
ty upon il has not aided its culture so rs to
materially reduce its average price, and is
hardly likely to, it is proposed to remove the
duty entirely, which amounts to 30 per cent.
The South, though generally opposed to
tariff, has strcnuously insisted upon the SUI
gar duties, TO protect the sugar producing
interests. Perhaps they may resist and de-
feat their repeal. Otherwise we believe the
proposition will meet with no very serious
resistance.
DuBUorE.--The population of this city
according to an accurate enumeration OF the
Board Of Education, is l2,434. The value
Of new buildings erected in 1855 was ST. ,6Oo,'
600
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Deiia4ucns LAST - Lsss oa which
special Taxes n 70 Ans aaA AapniA.
Owners Names. Lot. hlock, Tag. Cost.
Potter p. W.. 81 1.B.70 ~ .0e
McCuns, J. &C. Ind 10 81 1901 Ia
Curtis j. i. n # west side IL 81 M33 l.o6
SOTICE IL hereby given to the owners VI the lota
described in the going list situated In sAs City
Of keokuk, Lee county. and State of Iowa, Whoa<
names are mentioned above, aad all others tutsr..
ssted, that . special tar hes been asssassd and
the alley through Block number ~, ~ desig.
mated in the above list, and unless pa, men,
BE- made of the taxes ~ levied, and also all
costs before the 18th day Of Decenbsr, A. D. 1855
the said lots, or 90 much thereof - shsli Be
be sold on the day aforesaid, u the Mayor
Oaace. In said city, between the hours Of o'clock
4. y. and 5 clock r. \.
&C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
Nov. q, lS56-d3w
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Trouble la RS.


By the Europa, late steamer, VIC learn
that
Arrests have again taken place in conse-
quence Of the strike among certain CLASSES
Of the workmen. Placards still more msna-
eng than those | have already alluded TO
continue to be posted on the wallis Of houses,
and they assume indiGerently Legitimist,
Orleanist, or revolutionary color. IL is not
by night only that these arc affixed, but some
times in the noon day, under the eyes OF tn.
police. The persons who are said TO be en-
ployed in this work bring small sheets Of
paper, which ure already prepared with VA
fers, and they takethoir stand against wall
holding their hands against their backs, as ii
they were merely resting themselves. They
soon quit their position, and leave the placard
sticking to the wall, without the police agents
noticing them. Ii is only in an hour or two
afterwards that the groups who stand reading
the paper attract their attention, and when
they come up to the spot they find such words
ms these IS iue Henri T!' "pire Il
Comfe de Pari.t" "Kre la RpubIigue, 20
+" A bas Napoleon,. snort aue Proprieta-
rissr' s.Ls Pam ID sous" &c.
The Paris papers have been ''invised" to
abstain from giving, indirectly or implicitly
the difference between the real pfice Of
bread and that at which II is sold to the pub
lie.
The charivari is said 10 have full per-
mission To caricature the Paris proprie-
tors.
The Times was detained to-day for some
hours ut the post Office by order Of the au-
thorities, and it was thought that II would
not be delivered at all. Some numbers that
had found their way to the cafes were with
drawn. If complete stoprage had been
intended It was not carried out, ~ the mum
bers were distributed as usual, though a.
compas atively late hour in the afternoon. -
Paris Cor. London Times.
Nor SATISFIED. Charleston Mercury
OF the 18th, speaking of the late election.
says
sin the midst of all these evidences OF
sectional hostility, which were never 20
strong as now, We are called upon to receive
the election Of Mr.. Buchanan elected be-
~anse the eremi.s ~ the South could MT
agree among themselves elscted by very
small majority elected By minority OF the
popular vote as proof Of the prevalence Of
lnion and constitutional principles, and ~
q pledge TINT the conditions of the confedsr-
ncy are hereafter to be faithfully ful6llod.--
We think we have u reasonable quantity Of
credulity, but We have not enough to swallow
this creed
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PATRONIzE THE FINE ARTS!
Mas aifiesns CArtss0as Pssssass.
PATRICK = GROUSE

PATRONIZE TUE FINE ARTS!
avaifiesas CArtssaas Pssssass.
PATRICK & GROUSE
a RE offering 10 those who nay ratroniss then
"a between this aAA CArissnAs seat, > tickst frss
AZ charge for ey ~ tuo dollars worth Of hhest As
SIC or other Musicsl MsrehAndise purcha1sd q tn
usual rs,ss, in dis.ribu' Ion II aas Rosewood
PIANO, MELODEON. VIOLIN 4 GUITAR,
Valued at $500.
The number Of tickets will bs limited % 7eO. -
nunbers viii b drawn the holder Of the lesh
drawn nsnbsr win h sutitlsd - the Ans Violin.
cass md bsw the 3esh u the 0sttas the setA "a
the Melodies. ssd the holder Of the Aeth drawn
nanbss will " entitled - The ane ssweoA 1ocssvs
Piano.
The person drawing The Pisne eaa exshaags y %
good terms for Real Estate In this city II dssirsd.
Call and see the gifS and stuck Of musical In
stramcnts which sssof the Arst quality aud will -
warranted for one year.
The drawing viii be conducted BY comDittss
chosen By the ticket heldsss, and viii coms 81 -
CAvtsemss Ne aast, q 90 'el0ek In tho evsnine.
PlAss Of Arawisg naAs ksows In due tias. Tbs
best Of refsrsnssa given.
ssesnd-ss., bet Main and Jehn.es,
novl2-d Keokuk lows.
QOLaOAY 0WOOs.
lust received from she East, . general sssort-
u meat III Fancy 0eods and Toys Tho lasgsst
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