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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25
DUBLIC CITATIoN-wHEREAs, APPLICATION HAv
heen made Nv I,troctors Sc,th

pUBLIC CITATIoN.-WHEREAs, APPLICATION HAv
ing been made by the Board directors the South
Company, oudsee verein OF this place with view 70 the
Al such have any claims
demands the said South Sea Company what
nkno to the applicant In question and especially
as are IN any connected with the three vessels the
the Hansa Capt Husing engaged in whaery In the South
bea and which the first named vessel commenced
voyage the weser in the month Of December
last named ship the month Of November 1884, and the
for the most sailing between Europe and the
United States OF North America and which made It's last
for account Of the company from New Ore Bremen
In the month Of june 1884, The Superior Court Of the
Hanssalc city of Bremen herewith publicly notifies ali
parties thereby unknown 70 the said applicant who
rom reason Whatever and especially from transactions
connected with the three above named vessels have
suppose have claims demands the said Sea
Company Of this city herewith cited appear Friday
The h Of January 1851 noon O'Clock before the committee
the Council House city, In order then and there hand
in statement OF their claims and demands, with the
condition that all default of appearance the part
supposed claimants will entirely exclude all benefits otherwise
accrung therefro, and that such all claims will be-
from henceorh and forever absolutely null void
Bremen from the Chancery Of the Superior Court
1856. @. v. LINGEN, Secretary,
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A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TRAVELLING THROUGH
"A the sa,es OF rev Michigan Ohio Kentucky, &C..
Ac would DO anxious % tAks the collection,
quring his Unexcepuonabe references from his
present employers be given, addressing line g.
Herald ONCE, two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

HOIIOWNyB OImInhcnt uHu FTIIs arc h1t0n-
,sbinp remedies for scrofua and all Diseases As salt
peneates meats will this ointment reach the affected parts
IL rubbed in externally Sold ct the manuactores 80 Maiden
at 25c, 6216c. and 81 per pot or box
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NEW YORK, JANUARY !, 1S56-ANNUAL STATE
street. =
70 The County Clsrk Of tie city county Of New York-
StIn compliance with e requirements Of the 18th
OF 1.-The act " authorize the formations Of c0rpors
manufacturing mining, mechanical and chemical purposes"
following stRtement:-
Cayis this cempsny ssOoo0o The above amount
In all paid In. Debts at tina date all paid.
JOS Briton. Samuel hiscox lneo Browning N. G. Leo
nard John ID. Ascough, Board OF Trustees.
n. 7. COMPTON. President
WIuIAn J. Wroox, Secretary.
staie u New York. city county New York. M-R T.
Compton, President and William J. Wilcox, Secretary, OF
ard Ma joseph Br.ton Samuel asco. theodore Browning
company being severay duly depose and say, and
each Tor himself that the foregoing full and
statement of the affairs OF the said
are the above described officers and Trustees thereof
Subscribed and before this 10Th day Of January
A. D. 1856. Wn e. SHAY. Commissioner Of Deeds.
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India Rubber Gloves, for Chapped Hands,
rhenm &C. They bleach the hands render smooth
and soft excellent protection IN sweeping For sale all
India rubber stores and 36 John street. up stairs.
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EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL
~ hnd respectable German, English, Scotch and Irish
help Tor hotels and private families ~ MORRIS COHNERT
20 e. N7 Rroaf"av corner Reside Aisn w,ua-~
J02 greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

Singers Sewing Machines.-An Persons
who wish for Information IN regard to sewing machines can
Co.'s Gazette paper devoted entirely to the sewing
chine interests. Copies supplied gratis.
/. N. SINGER Il CO., 323 Broadwan.
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T'URs, FURs;-HENRY 7. LEEDS 4Co.: AUCTIo NEERs
will sell all the stock Of the New York Fur COMPANY
Broadway. Canal street, O'Clock this day
tho copanershp, consisting Of all their best and custom
made goods Ladies' examine the goods before the sale
Bale pOsiuv We, rain or shine.
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consumption and all diseases of the throat and lungs-Dr
CURTIS hygeans Thousands have been restored health
he past year BY the hygeana Principal ONCE 3 Broadway
and cold BY b. Ring l95 Broadway Price only 60 pack
where be may be consulted free Of charge.
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NIOTlCE-AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
bns ID
where he has large connection among worsed cotton and
introduced and adopted there Also willing ascep go,d
O. or os the highest
mancaons be addressed 70 M g. care Of wild Julian g.
Cedar street.
NoTIcE.-wE WOULD PARTICUL .RLY CALL AT.
tenon TO he sale of entire stock OF dry goods and
70 az
tculars see sunday papers ana dsyss Monday
a and sos Sixth avenue one door Selow FoSrssnb a.
OFFloE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, JANUARY q,
which supposed have been stolen, the First district po
Vice Or se a. re sS c snS
ssex street Buffalo robe. Also, ofce porte
GEO. ~ s%s P
commence on the second Monday In March, 1855
as the winter COURSE and emitting the student to the
The winter 1861 win in October and
Degrees are conferred in March and July.
George Hewston, NJ Professor of Anatomy
Henry Hartshorne, NJ. Proe OF institutes.
Isw fy1 D. Of Of aua cry
Parrish b. Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics and
F' Ss.ssss,,s s,s
given daily ~ he Professors, upon
which Of the faculty connected and win the class
h da Se as A. In T
also held twice week the College. For further in,ra
49, -fr'' B. HOWARD RAND. M. D., Dean
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OhrastadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeoa
sxce admiration among All connoisseprs in art suite Of
elegant private apartments for applying his Incompatible dye
he only reliable article of kind Wholesale and retail q
JHRISTADORO'6, No. 6 Aston House,
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Denanec Sa1aman0er Safes .-k1Oberf m. Pat
RICK the sole manufacturer in the United States of the
celebrated saes and powder defiance locks
- cross bars Depot No. lq2 Pearl street, one deor below
Nntham lnna.
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petite, mparttone TO the system, forces of the bile and AL
ecreons regulates the bowels gives strength
md ysor and are The wonder Ct The age for
pspiiadon, dizziness great fatigue &c, II surprising how
soon the patient nds relief No family can afford be with
0ut requires addition OF spirits Solo, In full quart
bottles. by all hotels grocers druggists, &C. Extremely pa
atable. BARNES PARK, 304 Broadway corner Of Duane
street, general medicine ana native vino depot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25
Great Fire In Syracuse.
Another proof Of the superiority OF Searns Marvns VII.
deTs Patent Salamanca Safe.

Horring's Patcnt Champion Fire and Bur
y.r proof safe with Halls patent powder proof lock Both
Crystal Palace New York, lS63-'54. SILAS c. HERRING
CO., l35, l37 and 189 Water street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

The baottng for csndidsts for Vice President then
commenced
Lynn Boye, Of Kentucky, was nominated BY C. A.
wick,iffe.
General John A. Quitman, by Mr. Harris, of Illinois
John G. Breckenridge, (gho wiih6rew) by the Louis
iana Delegation,
Benjamin Fitzpatrick, by Alabams.
F. Governor A. B. Brown Ten esee by his delega-
ton.
Jsnas ssdden OF Virginia. (who decined,) by ths
South Carolina delegation.
James Dobbin, by the North Carolina delegation.
Herscieli V. Johr sou, BY the Georgia delegation.
Mosea Bsyard of Delaware ard Rusk, Of Texas (both)
withdrawn.
Mr. Brecbenridge's ronination made unanimous
the second baot and received with the greatest
en,husiam. he roee smid loud cheering, and eaid:--
MR. PRESIDENT AND GEanFMEN OF TUE CosyrcToy--rhis
result Ia nexpected to to any gentleman in
this hall In the personal and interior view of the case
Reg sou to consider that everything has heen said
cacn at the proof o. the comic felt in me oy the
personal sts'sctiop- have not d nised nv op!n.
DO hos rs. e no 5 this
nbkirg speech. / rise to return my thanks for the
homer done me and do It with full heart Il would
second this ticket but say Of our Illus.
trius chief thai Mr.. Buchanan Of the last sur
vvors Of tia, gigantic race Of statesmen whose
and history. q oud oheers.) He has lived down de-
tracticn and calumny In his green old sse he is
ruppored by the descendants OF HIS compeers He has
the chief msgisrscy Of the republic Great cheers
In regard the platform you have adoptxd can ssv
that IL meets with my hearty concurrence (Cheers)
.. y. is called q State rights democrat Applause
y. baDg united on the principles of jefferson,
AZ We shall be upi,ed sl over the country 10 On.
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CINCINNATI.
IMMENGE ENTHUsIASM-COMPLFTE FRATERNIzA-
TION OF THE SHELLS.


CINCINNATI June 6-3P NJ
The city has been In perfect uproar since the nonins
ticn. Great enthusiasm infested The cubs
ire Pennsylvania headed by the phsdephis Band
paradrg the Streets bearing monster banner. and the
Young Mems Dem oora'ic Union Cab ofNew York. are
fricg taiute in the upper part OF the CITY, the
German population. Capt kyndersgun was the first to
speak. The softs, with effort give apparent
cheerful assent to the nomination The half she'll
presentation assembled at their quarters and after
rappy adarers frcr, Senator Sckes proceeded to
part in the general rsioicings
CINCINNATI, June 6--SIx O'CLOCK P. NJ.
scme twenty meetings organized in different parts
the city this evening and members Of the Convention
are speaking at each Of them.
The reiu,s Of the scfs to present the OF demo-
crat for committee in the Convention arose from
bargaining to State candidates
Israel T. HATCH OF Buffalo, is speaking the Union
candidate for Governor.
Mr. Harmon Custom House Collector at Detroit spoke
at one meeting to night He has been working hard for
NJ BuchsSap ever SINCE the meeting Of the Convention,
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motion tc nominate candidates Tor Vice President,
and then adjourn till p. NJ, was now made, but
withdrawn.
C5i BLACK, Of Pa, having the floor returned thanks
for te uuanmors cote which had besn cast for James
Buchapsn He pledged PenpsylvAnia to constant devo
toa 10 ths Union lie desired to say to the Convention,
In order to put right point aud as he had
alr, Adv been identified win the mate mortal question
here t1st although Mr.. Buchanan had not in mis-
pegon fulfilled duty, ye. that from she time that he
had arrived at marrying age he had bean welded to
the constitution of the In Penpsylvsuts they
did not permit bgsmy.
resco tioa epersing he present adminstration,
hen II ,roGuced by Mr. HILET of Ma ssohusets, which
sI declared to bs adopted unanimously by the Chair,
>ahAough some noes was responded.
hr. PRATT protested sgainst such decision He would
consent that the great Northwest should bs SLAM
dee and stulded by the sIpposon that she endorsed
the sdmipstIatiop of Franklin Pierce
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cre,rg Y sm ~i'h tss tem;er q Jses'on 3hsers)
"erd D. nepprcp,h 'ei'r ne % aoifsfs 5o
Tor o~' att ceInos,scy tb. Union saa.i verify 81
tLer vos- rbs nenlnst n sou M se givsu me 70 day
sIe pisSs :, 10 The rottcn irticst'c r. you, hp2'
&c 'rue aat rha az to torei' ths IN
foercs thSr lsscdeS
MI bIeci anscgs rss2mst his seat smi'As iout cheer
ing.
Wii'ism Prss!ep, o. Kentucky, -as erthusias s.oaI
~ called fo' be psfsea me EeDt1cx, wings to che
support o. rhe ticket ard called o. .aa Wigs all
The Uoion 20 90 ..kswis.
sr FTestea vas loudly chaered Loai calls made
for str. Cow 6, wto not present.
Mr. PETIT, Of lct.. got the foor t:. tns convention
90 rct oefsSe to hear him snc nothing audible 20
The reporters.
After Doniratrg 'he National Com .tss end asaig
mating u azsf ton, S. G. place for tie
Of 1850 the corvenicn adjourned.
Tho OUTSIDE the nation havs been ex
trer1eiy rich There wae inp,onptu meeting oppo-
site the Convention Hail. which ado rsssed by Pierre
Soua snd Capt. Rynders. The Keystone Club paradsd
With bare and their big nsg. All the Buchanan men
were lD eossacies, aud crank immense amount Of
whsksy. Msn psraded with evergreen wrsAths, and
"PucbAnsn" on their hats. Buchanan songs i'm.
proviseo, and tbs greatest excitement prevailed. No
nomination could have provoked more enthusiasm.
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FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.


CINCINNATI, Jur 6, 1856.
The Convention ret IS usual this morning. aud pro
ceeded TO ballot for Candle ate f,r the Presidency
TN the fifteenth bailothe FIRST thi. morning-au the
Pierce votes were given &c Dcrgas and Pierce with
drawn 'y New ampshire. Too vote then stood:-For
Bachsnsa, 16s; Douglas, lls; piar,s, 8 Cass, 4.
On the sixteenth ballot The vote stood "a follows:-
nucoaa IN 1fS
JNasas.- '-..s.-...... Observation-Disclosures. LIZ
Cass ........................ 8
Nix. richardson OF Ilinas tler withdrew Mr.. Doug
las whsn Nr. Preston. Of kentucky moved that Jamsa
Buchansn's noraiastcr be made By gc,lamation. Hs
~ss accordingly nominated unanimously resolving two
hundred and niretys'x 7,te tho seventeenth ballot
Several States explained their votes tie as. ballot
sad Hr hye, or California, g strong Pacific Rail.
-osd speech.
Mr.. Dawson and Gel Black of Pepnsylvaria returned
the nes Of ,ha. Stats for the honor oon
rred by he nomination About Pierce the former said
TIE patty could say, Well DONE good and ailhtul ser
want"
When the Chair announced the unanimous vote Ia svor
Of Mr. Buchanan there trsr endous cheering which
continued foT several minutes The resolution endorsing
Fierce eheered b. the South. The affirmative votes
we're Tid snd thsre wsre r,sry negatives, though the
Chair asrouncsd It Unanimously adopted. Mr. Peck OF
3ct gan said the Northwest did agree with the re-
solution,
All proceedings il relation to the New York trouble
were expurged foa the record Mr. Beards!sy pedpe ed
New Iclk for the Union Mr.. Ludlow did the same, aud
both egreed 10 forget the past.
The Convention INST again at ?. M when great row
about the Pacific Railroad ensusd upon motion to lay
the subject the table The halds and voted No
sid great applause. The motion to lay the table
lost molten 70 uspend the rules take up the reso
iutioLs carried
Mr. irge ofCalitcrna, moved the adoption of the
lution and the motion FAMED the previous question
which was sustained, and the resolution WIS adopted
The following is ire vote the resolution recommend
in the Pacific Railroad
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BROOKLYN.

The Dews o. Buchanan's nomination received by
ths democrats Of Brooklyn with the gsatest decnetr
tons of enthusiasm. Captain Hogan, Of ths NApper
Tandy artillery fired salute Of two hundred guns from
the bridge over Montague street, near the Wall stree.
ferry and the Eleventh Ward Democratic Club also Gred
salute Of ope hundred and fifty guns from a vacon. lot
above Fort Green Meetings also held Of the various
clubs in the Eleventh, Fourth Third and other wards
last evening" to respond to the action Of the convention
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THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
The dlutops composing the platform adopted by
the National Convention given complete the
eighth page Of to-day's HERALD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-31
New Furniture.

ID fcEINEbhy late shipments II the ''istt City
IL Furniture Rooms.
pair Sociahes and elegant styles various pat
terms aud prices
dr. upholstered Louucss,
pair S1fas, f4s honahe pattern.
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 PLAIN 40
marble Top Freze leg Center Tables
Rosewood lat stands, gllt and ivory mounted new
and elegant patterns
6Gothc doqcherry and walnut.
Turned do.
30 dos cane seat chars all patterns and qualities.
do arm Rockers, cane seat aud back
do sewing Rockers, do.
Also some beautiful uphe!4 tered ottomaus, Gothic
Reception Chairs. Quariette Iahee Fancy Towel
Stands, and large assortment Of all kinds Of fash
ionable furniture which the public invited to call
and examine. G. :. ABBOTT.
dec l9a l36 Main L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-31

FNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens IL heokuk that he has
opened his rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
70 preserve and promote the health, yigor and men
tai elasticity of All who may desire to participate in
the manly exercises aud healthy sports Of gymnas-
tics. Pure air AMI cold water, iudciously used in
the manner prescr bed by him. cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust.
Esf- Rooms over Carey hilbonrne's store, Xii
bourne Is Block, Main street in the 4th story En-
trance from the Of the building.
declS1tf @. MANCHESTER.
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SperfnI NnfIcr.

"NEygR SAY DyE' to pcrton whose hair has be
come gray premature.y. unless you Of advs-
ing the use of something which viii remedy the mat
ter. Dying thu hair with ordinary article. il. at
best, but temporary affair, and the shade produced
isauy thing but that with which nature adorns the
human hair. The IslAirABlE Ham oLoR,xc ma
Restorative ~ q IIeimstreet CO.. docs not act a. a
dye il stimulates thr natural secretions at The roots
q the hair BY giving new life and tone 10 thc small
vessels which secree the natural coloring and thus
gives them life ARD strength. II docs not stain the
skin, and may b. used freely water and With al
much safety. The article Is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits, atfordng agreeable hair wash
and i an excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
ii entirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair
The colorof the hair when restored Is exactly the
shade il was before it turned gray, and the singular
phenomena attendngits use, not ony curious bat
easily observed. As The bulbs tic root. Of each
hair are affected by the remedial agents, the com
ncncemeut Of The change may b. noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins g turn ID shads ana 50 con
times 20 d. until the desired chang, i. Elected and
the hair possesses the glossy appearance and shade Of
youth. This may strange but 40 more strange
than true" The article has been extensively initial
edand persons should u partcuiar t. purcha- il NV
agents The genuine has the signature VI ths late
firm and tbs present proprietor across ths top IL each
bottle We HAGAN,
Surviving partner and successor - G. Heimstreet
Co., sole proprietor. Troy, New York For sale by
JaaI7d3m
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n Office is hereby given that Corporation has
y seen organized, the corporate name a which il
the "Aawrcne. Caal Company IT. principal place
"a transactin business tins city Of hcokuk III the
state Iowa. Its principal business II ID deal ia
thg miAing AID selling Vt coal and III tae purchase
and sale ceal land and such 9t mr. L ines. III NAV
~ properly connected Herewith. The amount III
tai stoek il placed ii Three Hundred Thousand
Ollars 70 b. paid in Al the Discretionary calls IL the
Board If Director. The corporation commenced It's
existence On the lst d4y If January, A. h $50 and
continues for twenty years, subject - renewal accr
ing a the provisions If the Code Il Iowa IT, af
air. b. conducted BY Beard II Fiyt Directors
who areto be elected annually The Wednesday next
after the r.t day 4 January e each year. and who
elect President Secretary, Treasurer and n other
oihe-rs ana agents are necessary. tn highest
amount If ndebtedne-s shich the corporation may
incur is One Hundred Thousand dalIars Private
property exempt from The corporate debts
Director Aatnes.
+ Z Ford Z. II Harr son,
WIN. Leighton A. Wolcoit.
sam ], r Miller,
0rHER CoKFoRAroHs.--Joh ohm Il. Alien, G. II. Perry,
D. ". Ford. Guy Wells Jna VI. Rankin. Jno. vs..
Ciegh0gn.
Officers
d Ford Treasurer L. X Ford, President.
Jas 6 Parrott, Secretary,
5apT 4wHEw inns a,s3 paef 0ssr,V
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-31
Lumber Lumber!

THE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw Mil"
l. two miles above the city, and is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber (except Pine at the
shortest notice from 81 - 80 50 per 100 feet.
He is also carrying on the Pow and Wagon facto-
ry the corner Of 9Th and Main Street, whore he
prepared to furnish wagons and Plows Of the best
finish and quality. at wholesale or retail cheaper
than similar article be had IN southern Iowa.
decl 2d6wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

To Galloway Il Webster, James Ham and Andrew
Webster.
You are hereby notified that there IS On file
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Di iret Court Of
Lee County Iowa, nj keokuk, the petition of Pitt
man K Tennent, Douglas Breadilg, and Young
Brothers. alleging that creditors they took at
tachment wrts from the said District tourt, and
caused the same Re be levied on lands # Galloway
& Webster, To secure debts due and 10 become due
them that at the September term Of the said Dis
rict Court for the year 1854. the plaintiffs
cd judgments for the amounts respectively dne them
with costs and issued executions III plaintiffs nj
lege that Inc lands attached tdcscri beo the petit
tion) were purchased by Galloway & ebs;cr Of one
s. S. Billings but 70 defraud creditors the convey
ance was executed to Andrew Webste and by said
Webster James Hahn, both unable t. pay for the
same The bin charges that these la as still be
long to Gallon ay Webster, charges confedeFacy
together 10 defraud prays the Court aside the
conyeyanccs of Jamee Hahn and Andrew Webster.
decree sale Of the lands 10 pay the judgments II
plaintiff and for such special and gene RAJ relief
the fac b. warrant.
Unless you appear and answer said pc tion 81
before the second day If the February FERN, 1856
of said District Court, commencing on the second
| Monday of said month, decree will Is taken ae-
| cordng to the equity and prayer Of the bill.
RANKIN 4 MILLER.
dee2Sw4t Plaintiff ATTORNEYS.
(tooN'S German Sslye, vegetable pin extractor
| ~ For sale by $. HElMSfREET.
janl6d Union Block.
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A CITIZEN.

'UspER..wnIeH King The Dubuque Er
press and Herald says that Pierce cannot, in
its opinion, carry Iowa, and it seconds the
nomination Of Buchanan as more likely
- prove successful. The Burlington Ga
pette thinks (or feigns To thins) that Pierce
would be certain Of Iowa, but 1t says, also,
that il has no donbt but that the nomination
Of Buchanan would be most acceptable to the
mass Of the party in this State. Poor Piercet
he falls in favor. as the important day aF-
proaehes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-31
Singing school!
A o 4 T beginner n muse VII = formed
Q. G.. Isbells Music Rooms,

On Wedns 3iAy evening. january =, AT = o'clock.
All who are desiruus Of learning T. sing are req
pectfaly invited t. b. present,
Terms Invariably 10 advance. Ladies 81, Gentle
men 80 iani sd