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SAMUEL HAHiLL. BARIlL.
%Ns% n. a. j. HA MILL,
NXT H0LESALE Grueers Tea dealers Comm ssion
.sSV and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Lcvee,
athree doors below Locust street St. Louis, Mo.
- March | 4, tS50-d
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A supply Of Tayior's Improved Music Stools, for
~ sale at the Gate CRY larniture Rooms.
feb22d C.. ABBOTT
Tfmescuuy
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Always on Han d .
PLANO NTODIN.

W0oIWARDs 90, have this day reeeved.by er-
w prss Il fine lot Of Gentemen's Spring Cotb-
ing III No ss Main street mchsdSw
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nFFfCE at his Residence, on Bondesu Sire
None door " est Of Second, ke3kuk, Iowa.
April 90, ls54.-d
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TOYS! TOYS !

A GREAT variety of Toys Musical instrument
( \ Dolls, &c, for children, for sale By
febl9d CREIGHTON x 0HMFR
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a. s,HEl.Ttpp

X FL ts n stock Of Family Groceries, n variety o
IN TOYS and IN assortment Of Musical Instru
ments, for sale on Main Street, between Second an
Third. msr 23. 1898. q
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DR0DICE, Commission and Forwarding Mer
Il chants, corner of State aud South Mater street
& Chicago Ill febl2dtf
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

ROBERT HAINES.
4 RCHITECT, Graham's Building End St. Keo-
"a kuk, Iowa.
Plans and specifications for buildings accurately
ind scientifically prepared. ddwly
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W L. soAEgYILLE. JOHNSON RuDD. C. D. BRADFORD
N. q. Produce a. C0mmi NJ on House.

COMMISSION Merchants, Wholesale Grocers an
~ Dealer. in Produce Main street, between Fourt
and Fifth, keokuk, Iowa.
September l. IsJJ~-dly
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LUMBER YARD. EOKUE

on0rth of Main street. A large assortment oi
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand dawiy.
, 1856-09-12

THE Press AND THE TELEGRAPH.-The
Democratic press is beginning to complain,
and very justly, too, about the conduct Of
the Telegraph operators. The Boston Post
bears down upon them as follows:
:" A WORD TO THE TELEGRAPH How is
it that whenever there is a pow-wow any
where about suiTerings in Kansas" the
telegraph flashes come thick and fast, Civ
ing Mr. So-and-so'S speech, with all the
houriShes and yet when the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency utters few
interesting, nay, important sentences, the
same telegraph is utterly dumb aud igno-
rant ? This is wrong-it is rascally. We
ask for a fair show from the telegraph, and
nothing more and it may as well be un-
derstood by those who have the matter in
charge, that the people are not ALL negro
wOrshippers east of New York"
The telegraph lines are generally in the
hands of the Black Republicans, and the
operators mostly belong to the same foul
party; hence their rascalIy conducts is easily
accounted for, by any one familiar with
the history of the photographic art
, 1856-09-12
ExDlOrer, EXDlOfiSt,

The nomination of Fremont by the
Shanghae's is appropriate just at this time
They will want some one acquainted with
the country up and around the Sail Lake,
at the head Of Salt River" and we know
Of no better explorer than John Charles
Fremont.
He can locate them all around the great
Sail Basin in those little cabins which
Greeley says he is so perfectly familiar
with. He can preserve the inestimable
riches Of his party's principles, because salt
toiA be cheap, as well as Demag0gHes around
his exploring encampment whom the De-
mocracy will send up along with him. He
can take up the political dergy with their
"Sharp's Rifles" and bury them, fully ac-
coutred, that some century's hence they
may be exhumed by another intoIerant
band that may be sent on the same errand
thither, to find inscribed upon those rifles
breech, the heartless words" RITES instead
Of Bibles )" Americans must rule America y
."Let the Union slide y The Union Is a
compact i0itk hell."
, 1856-09-12
Ds- 1t is said that gentleman arrive

DSr 1t is said that gentleman arrived
in New York on the l4th inst, from st.
Paul, Min, distance ofifteen hundred and
twenty-five niles, in the unprecedentedly
short time Of three days and six hours.
WHAT ARE THE ABoLrrIoNIsrs MAKING
ALL THIS Fuss ABoUT.-Their organ in Kan
sas has the following:--"Aud yet there are
people fools enough to think it is possible
that Kansas will be Slave State!"
B6- 1t is fact worth noticing that the
three of the most popular Democratic Presi.
dents have been called James-James Mad
ison, James Munroe, and James X. Polk
James Buchanan will make the fourth ol
the series.
Nor TRUE.-It is not true that Gov
Shannon, of Kansas, has resigned, as repor-
ted. He is still Governor of that Territory
and will have law and order restored there,
before he will tender his resignation. Al
last dates oil was quiet in Kansas.
, 1856-09-12


The BIAcK-LINE PARrY.-Mr. Comins,
Of Massachusetts, said in q speech in the
House Of Representatives on the 10th in
slant, that nothing remained for that gen
tleman Mr.. Cobb, Of Georgia. but 10 drdsO
marginal lines of bLaek around tie eOnstiIw-
tiOH and Iorite 'eEpEngeF across is pages."--
Mr.. Cobb's rebuke Of the revolting senti-
ment was one of the noblest bursts Of pat.
riotic eloquence that ever honored the halls
Of Congress He said "Sr, he tchO Is
prepared for the ddmnabe deed may perform
IL. 1t is no part of my duty, and finds no
response in my heart. / prefer to guard
and protect from Me assaults of treason and
fanaticism this sacred legacy from our rerOiu-
tiOMary fathers" 1t appears from the fol-
lowing, which we clip from the Bangor
Me.) Democrat, that the process Of er-
pWngiAg has already been applied by Mr.
Comins's party in Maine to the glorious
flag Of our country - '7l ~
DIsUNIoNIsM. Hannibal Hamlin, Lot
NJ. Morrill,, and Charles W. Goddard, esq,
of Danvile, addressed a Fremont meeting
at Norway on Monday, standing under an
American flag, on which were only sirteeR
stars l-DemOcrGti Advocate. f ,sntsa
The disuniOn flag, with sixteen stars on
ly, still continues to float across the public
highway in this vilIage-an emblem Of
sectionalism, and disgrace to the party
who placed it there.-NorHay Adrertiser.
The Portland State Of Maine has hung
out Fremont and Dayton flag, on which
are only sixteen stars.
A salute of sixteen guns was fred Of
Portland the day Hamlin was nominated.
Only sixteen States were represented in
the convention which nominated Fremont
and Dayton. ~ W Boz gaialau
These are significant signs Of the disun.
ion tendencies and feelings Of the black re-
publicans They scarcely take any pains
to disguise their hostility to the Union,-
Let those who love their country and de-
sire to perpetuate the Union ponder these
things, and then do their dnty.-- Wash.
Union. q.,s,f -..,..,.
, 1856-09-12
Life of Fremont.
Compiled from Authentic Sources for ~ Y
Ddilg Neaos.

]
Compiled from Authentic Sources for ~ Y.
Daily NeaOs.
l8l2-Born in Charleston, and, hearing
Of the war with England, Immediately takes
to arms enrolls in the infantry.
lSl3-Tears cap resembling the Brit
ish flag from his nurses head arrival Of
his mother to her aid final triumph Of the
young Know Nothing M
lSl4-Conquers his aunt in a grand
battle. ''H
l8I5-0verthrow his grandmother.
lSl6-Discovers the source Of his nurses
lager beer.
1sl7-Explores his grandmother's Jam
and preserve cupboard fH EH
l8lS-Gets up bis uncle's apple tree
lS42-Climbs the Rocky Mountains.
lS43-Captures woolly horse.
lS45-Performs "0thello to Bentonfs
" Brabanto."
l846-Eats q horse, assisted by Ray
mond, Greeley and Bennett; Live Oak
George too sick to relish it.
l856-Sets out on expedition to explore
the White House at the head Of lot Of
niggers
lS57-Not being heard Of afterwards,
subscriptions raised to send out Kane on
an exploring expedition.
l900-FOs remains found in Pennsyl-
vania Avenue-supposed to be the mortal
relics of Fremont, Bennett, Greeley and
Raymond-part Of Tribune for 1855,
found sticking in Raymond's esophagus.
, 1856-09-12
-" The Propontic Sea,
Knows no retiring cbb." ."

Do WHEN great scoundrels put theiI
heads together and act with common end
though before at enmity, the remark is
general that somebody's to be cheated.
The support of the Fremont ticket by the
Tribune, Herald and Courier & Enquirer
of New York, is suggestive of this remark
Greely, Bennett and Watson Webb arc
three immaculate politicians, and the more
support they give, the less it will aid Ere
mont
, 1856-09-12

p4- The FramOngeys have gone to Nil
waukee, away over in Wisconsin, where the
sun goes to when it sets, to find a man who is
willing TO deny that their candidate owns
slaves. That he did own slaves, however
three weeks before he was nominated, has
been proved; and that he does own at least
seventy-Gve, at this moment, is positively
asserted by the Hillsdale Gazette. If the
assertion is not true, why does he not au
thorise his friends to deny it2-PrOrideno
Post.
, 1856-09-12


PRESIDENTIAL ELEcfIoN.-The day fxed
for the election ofelectors 10 select Pres
and Vice President Of the United States, Is
the first Tuesday, after the first Monday,
in November. 1t will fall this year upon
the fourth day of the month. b.
DS ibid you know" said cunning
Yankee to Jew, that they hang Jews and
jackasses together in Portland?' "Indeed!
then it is well that you and ! are not there, .
returned the Jew.
pSr TIE F.'s.-Fremont, Falsehood,
Freedom, Fuss, Feathers and FiddIesticksl
The B.'S.-The Bees swarming every
where" @
pS- Bayard Taylor sailed in the last
steamer, to travel next winter in Lapland.
Potiphar Curtis has taken the stump for
Fremont.
, 1856-09-12

A FACT WHICH NO FREMoNTER DARE DIS.
PUTE.-That General james Watson Webb
in the Philadelphia convention, declared
that if It's nominee lodS not elected, il t0OuLO
Be the duty of The republicans TO TAKE UP ARNt
AND RESIST THE GOVERNMENT OF THE COUNTRY
This sentiment was loudly cheered in the
convention, and has not been rebuked by q
single republican newspaper.-PrOrideno
Post.
"a Proclaim it on the house tops that
Fremont is running for President in only
sixteen states of the Union.
, 1856-09-12
p 0B y q Y
Plnky Winky and Her Father.

IrATIoN OF HIAwArHA," BY LoNGFELLo
Said my daughter, Pinky winky,
Pinky Winky young and tender,
With q cheek as red as roses,
With a1ip like a ripe cherry:
Father, dearest father, tell me
What it's best to have for lreakfastl
SAID l, darling Pinky Winky,
Proud it makes my heart patcrnal
To perceive this thirst for knowledge
Such lIudablc inquiry
Should he answered, who can doubt it;
Therefore, dearest Pinky winky,
Since you ask me will answer,
will answer, will tell you,
Possibly it may be LiUsr.
Al this only bare suggestion,
Pinky winky slightly shuddered,
Saying with some hesitation,
Liver is the food for paupcrs,
To be eaten but with mustard,
Mustard which is hot and fiery,
And is apt TO burn the gullet.
Then, renewing the inquiry:
Father. dearest father, tell me,
Tell your fond. devoted Daughter,
What it's best to have for breakfast
Said !, with deep emotion,
While my heart overhowed with kindness,
Dearest little Pinky winky,
Since you ask me will answer,
l Twill answer, | will tell you,
1t will probably be Sauiagc.
At this answer, Pinky winky
Turned her little saucy nose up,
Saying pertly, smartly, tartly,
Sausage, sausage, always sausage
am tired to death Of sausage
sausages are fat and greasy,
Sometimes made It's said Of puppies
Puppies Juvenile and tender,
Which come 70 their end untimely.
No, my venerable father,
IfyOG love your Pinky winky,
Don't by any means have sausagel
Then again my Plnky winky
Asked, with question pertinacious
Father, dearest father, tell me,
Tell your fond and loving daughter,
What it's best to have for breakfast
Now felt my anger rising,
And rising Of my dander;
Said l, with some irritation
Since you persevere in asking,
pinly Winky, Pinky Winky,
will answer, will tell you
Said I, in a voice emphatic,
Which can only be compared
To the sound Of rolliRg thunder,
Which reverb'rates from the noun tains
When 1t scatters wide destruction;
Or the sound Of raging whirlwind
Or the sound Of mighty waters
At the cataract of Niagara
Or the sound Of booming cannon,
Spreading widely death and carnage
Or the braying Of the trumpet,
Urging on the charging squadron;
Or the neighing Of the war horse,
As he rushes 10 the battle,
Said ], In a voice emphatic,
Then II must be brekirhsat pancakes.
As fair and blighted lilly
DroOps beneath the fervid sunbeam
As the grass oppressed with moisture
DrOOps with weight oI, pearly dew-drOps,
Dropped the head Of Pinky winky;
While her tears in gushing torrents
Fell in puddles on the table
Deep her bosom heaved with anguish,
Sadly in a voice Of sorrow,
And Of tender melancholy,
Sad she murmered-bHcklcheG pGncakss?
o my graeiOus-buektohsa pancakes
, 1856-09-12

p9- The Assassination of KING SrRANG,
the Mormon leader has been mentioned =
The act was provoked by punishment in,
ficted on one Of the offenders, by Strang's
order. Strang was at the head AEormon
community on Beaver Island, Michigan,
which it is thought will be broken up by
this event. The Detroit Advertiser says
there remains no man among them capable
ofwielding Stang's influence, or of supplying
his place. DR. J. Atkyn, who spent the
last winter on Beaver Island, says he leaves
six wives. He was owner Of q printing
press, and published weekly paper.
, 1856-09-12

B9- Franklin Pierce, through the whole
of his administration, has been obliged to
allow Brigham Young to remain governor
of the Territroy-Hartford Couram.
When Mr.. Fillmore FIRST appointed Brig.
ham the governor Of Utah, we do not re,
member to have seen any opposition to il
in the Hartfotd Courant?-NeU Haren
Register.
DISPOSED OF AT LAsr.-The New York
supreme court have denied the motion for
o new trial in the Forrest divorce case.
, 1856-09-12

Bss~ 1t has been stated that John Van
Buren, is about to marry q daughter Of
John G. Calhoun. An exchange says that
this is not so. The lady is the only
daughter of the late Senator McDuffie, de-
ceased, of South Carolina. She is very
wealthy, and has q relative married to
Abram Van Buren, several years. Miss
Med. is beautiful, accomplished and thirty.
, 1856-09-12

At an early hour the company broke up
without anything having occurred to mar
the harmony of the occasion.
o. b. McFADDEN, Presr.
GAY G y HATprx, f1rplgh'' Secretaries.
, 1856-09-12

B@- The negro worshippers have not
disappeared from the land, but, Bennett
having joined them, the term has disap-
peared from the columns Of the New York
Herald.
, 1856-09-12

R0- The French budget for 1855 reach
es the enormous sum of $SOO,OOO,OO OF
this, $240,0Oo,OOO are set down for war
expenses.
, 1856-09-12

WANTED, AN ARTIsr.-An artist is wanted
to cut representation of j. C. fremont asst
ride the woolley horse he sold to Barnum,
climbing ladder over Colonel Thomas
Hart Benton's back, reaching his long
feelers in every direction for the Presiden-
tial chair; the cut to be forwarded to Gree
ley for his forthcoming picture book.
, 1856-09-12
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No paper will be discontinued unless at the option
Of the proprietor, until all arrearages are paid.
, 1856-09-12

DV- The New York Mirror says james
Buchanan. 'is riding on the topmost wave
Of that ETERNAL DEMocRACY which is ever
raising higher and higher, and like the
tides of
-" The PropOntic Sea,
, 1856-09-12
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, 1856-09-12

pS- The following states will hold their
elections previous to the contest for the
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bterbur6 bas 9ubltfunl perwarnea, feline Der unfere Gatente be-
acknowledgement Mtaf4tnen gu faufen pper gu b%enIBen, wenn tie
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brauden, bic iebt gang gefanO trIber aber an elmer iOl9en
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9tun elm MDrt im 8ertllueni
an Die, Nel6e bur6 frlher ~eetriebene Sassnbfinben pser &C.
f6le6tliGr @us,6 uetfune f6 bic 8Oleen ~Suse3Ueen BADEN,
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f6r6@e, DhBfimnune, Druden i'm 1ppfs, Sdwtnbel, Gbrens
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betdnnt eepDrben bin.
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