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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-05
CINCINNATI.

NEWS PAfER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
SMITH fnTEss sgS CARDS : GARD sanars;
MAD SALES ROOMS. II : IS %ALS%E SThESTi' etc.
Where they every variety paper city
nd acOuny trade and the materials employed in its
ss-! .ssgHa fdrics paidfor Rags. ser4sm
GEORGE W. DAY. Brown MATLAcK
DAY & MATLACK,
Wholesale DEALERS IN
No. 3 PEARL STREET:
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
TNNHE ersgnd Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
varied stock Of Papers Our Eastern
and dealers such that we are enabled to
plain and ruled Flat rs DS%ys RSyf and
& smith and other first class manufacturers.
We for the best Printers % Cards and keep on
sysy b spSs od iSf ue News
hand in store, large stock of the best Four
driner Book PsDes and can supply orders to al
We pay the highest market price cash. Rags. Bag
gng, Rope and Cotton Waste r,,on>,
Wholesale Paper Dealers, & Manufacturers Agents,
sepII II and 70 Walnut st.. Cincinnati.
IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
oR grinding wheat and corn and all other ersubstance
Genuine id Anchor Brand Boltng Cloths Betting
Oar aren't R. McnrOe is authorized sell the above
Caat5 E. MonrOos Family Grocery. corner of Oak end
'iGSsI iessetf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. oinoinnat o.
FRED. DEL BON DEkIO,
COMMISS SION Nj ANT
NO. LAFAYETTE STREET,
New Orleans, La,
oR the sale Of Butter Chess Lard Eggs Dried Fruits
purchase of Groceries, etc. Cash advances
sjgnmeuts. dec14-G6m
@SUNDRIES RECEIVED BY T. HEADEN Main street
70 Roll Butter 20 sx1o window Sash:
'GS IS bushels sS drfS drsd Apples 70 io1 io11a
3doz sup. Country made) Brooms; box Mustard:
" Hemp and Cotton Red Cords l nest Wash Tubs;
RE- s-Gcods delivered TO purchasers. feb27
M case Bates Wstiqg reed ID this day and
feb22 41s Main street. Louisville. Ky.
| EtASsINiEPE.-9O pieces fancy Cashmere handsome
~ styles. reed this day and for sale iy
] decl2-d&w 4I8 Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
6VOTTON ADEs.-5O Ripkaa Cottenades; Is cases
" New York Mills CottOnades rec this day and f5r sale
| mil as Main street. Louisville. Ky.
| PAYNES MEAT SHOP
G7sS IS now opened for the h4 old stand
~. Twill keep constantly hand all kinds of fresh
@ hest qualities and all of them at the
mel feSs- S-f 'A' P1'-'' VIM. PAYNE.
| UNCUR ENT MONEY.
ITIZENS' Bank oherokee Insurance and Banking Com
Bank of and Commercial Bank of Nash
vile and Memphis and most ether Banks Of Alabama Ten
for Groceries, by S.E. GILBERT co,
feb5-tf syc.. Water.
bags prime per E8 ERBrs sosTEk ssT isAs CO.
ANARPBT CHAIN.-25 bags or sale by
| u feb2s s. G. GILBERT CO.. syc. near Water.
MACK kits prime No MssEs5sl S Tssd and
| 10 mh4 [. & D. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-05
READ THE FoLLow1Ne CERTIFICATES.

- LONDON, Laurel KY, Nov. /. 1885
MESSRS. V. II. SMITH & Co.-Last hen a
to Louisville having been afflicted with Fever
for six weeks and finding relief in
that took induced give your Fever Ague
trial. and in two days missed the chill
proving daily since do think that
would earnestly this prepar-
alton to all those who afflicted with Fever Ague or
Chills. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

ANEcporE OF RoTHscnILp. Ansem Roth
child, Of Frankfort, during the stormy DAYS
of 1913, when all Europe was heayng with
the throes Of the popular volcano, was accost-
ed by four stalwart leaders Of the mob, who
entered his bank and insisted on seeing him.
"You have millions on Millions said
they to him, 6 and we have nothing; the time
has come when you must divide with u.s.
Very we'll; what do you suppose the firm
Of de Rothschild is worth?1
"About forty millions Of FORMS
''Forty millions. you think, Ell :? Now
there are forty millions of people in the Diet;
that would be q form apiece. Here's yours,
now be off with you"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
EcfegrapslEc News.

NEW ORLEASs, March 2s.-The steamer
Daniel Webster, from San Juan, arrived to-
alay.
Gen. Walker Ia, been reinforced by 301
Americans.
Costa Rica has declared wan. Walker ln-
mediately returned the compliment On the
sans evening company crossed TIE Lake
20 Virgin Bay.
Next day COL Schle#n4es marched from
Costa Kjca Tic has provided himself with
horses, and intends to proceed against Glui-
no Castle.
Gen. Walker says Ae vas invited by
the Government Of Nicaragua 10 espouse
their cause, lie had done so, and struggled
81 carry out the principle o. the regolati9n
OF ie54. Fac legitimate party had opposed
him. Nothing was now left but war.
Tine Costa Rica Government has issued
an address calling upon the people to arise
and destroy the American invaders.
WAsuNGfoS, March II. The anti Nebras.
mon held another caucus tonight ~
Speeches were made by Cumback and Bar
ber Of Indiana, aud Scott Of Ohio, and oth-
ers. Harmony prevailed. Pomerov, Of
kansas, spoke Of the proceedings there dur
lng the disturbances, and relative to pros
poets. lie says immigration into Kansas
IS at the rate Of one thousand per week, and
eight out of ten Free State men.
The Z. ;. Supreme Court resumed It's Sos
slons this morning. Justices Mclean and
Catron were absent. Nothing done.
GALENa, iLL., April IA fire occurred
This forenoon in the heart Of the city, com
menciug in the rear Of the De Soto House,
and destroying nearly thirty buildings. De
Seto House saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
H. III Came :

The following is the poem that attracted
the attention Of the Marquis Of Landsdowne.
and induced him to make present of f100
to the authoress, Mrs. Francis Brown
l. i come they said on the banks Of the Nile,
no looked tor the worlds long promised day
And saw bu the strife Of Egyut's toll
with tile desert sand and the granite gray.
From the pyramid temple, and treasured dead
We Yainly ash for her wjsdom's plan
Lacy tell If chs slave aud tyranl dread
15t there vas hep when thai day began
Tn Chabiec came with his starry lore
That built up Babylon crown and creed
And bricks were stamped on Iigris shore
hlth -lgus which our sagts scarce can read
From Minus Temple and Nimrods tower
The rule IF the Eastern empire srr al
lnredsoutng faith and inquest Toned power
but sul IL II come the watcher paiA.
The lightaf Persis's warshjpcd hame
The ancient bondage it splendor threw
And once On the west IA sunrise came
Whom Greece to her freedom trust wa true
with dreams T. the utmost ages dear,
Wth human gods and with god-like men,
- marvel the far of day seemed near
IL eyes that looked through her 1aurals then.
Tie Romans conquered and revellea, too.
Til honor and faith and power were gone
And dseperod EUROPE darkness grew,
As waf0 after wave the Goth came
Tho gown was learning, the sword was law,
I'm peoplt served n the oxen 5 stead
h0t sSer some CLEAN the watcher cav,
Aiid sftr more. II Il come they sail.
Peer and Ser thar question caught
Above The din II life fear ana fret
Il march Il With et,ers--il toled with thought,
Through schools and csesds which he world fi-
Aud statesmen tribe and priest deceive,
Af,4 tes. "A. E.,5st - Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
Hos. ii. 4. TALBOT,
Auditor Of the State Of Indiana

DEAR SIR = Your presence accidentally
furnishes me with 2n opportunity Of cor
'recting charge made against me, Of having
been concerned in wildcat" swindling
Bank n the State Of Indiana, at Fort Wayne
1t IS Your province 10 supervise the Indiana
Banks, and | ask you if there is any truth in
the charge that the Bank Of Fort Wavne was
a fraud, and whether it 'swindlel the farm
ers, q whether it is legitimate aud honora.
pie IN itS business transactions?
Very Respectfully,
Your 0b't Servant.
SAA'L. X. CURTts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
For the Gate City.
The May orally.

MgSsRs. EDIToRs As a citizen hayin e
some interest in the prosperity Of our city, |
have been somewhat amused at the great in
terest manifested by certain outside cliques
or Influences in the election Of our next May
or, and future government of our city know
ing and considering the source from which
they come, with many other Of our citizens
have deemed it unnecessary to notice the
slang and disinterested dictation Of those IL
iustrious personages and their pmps. Il
however would appear from Senator Jones'
letter, published in the Times of the 2nd inst,
that the future interest and government Of
our city had, or was certainly to be transferr
ed into the hands Of that fancy and Cesar
like dynasty, who having lost their control
Of our State, now seek to rule and ruin our
city by getting the control, if possible, Of the
municipal regulations thereof.
acknowledge that was at one time IN
duced to believe that G. w Jones could lie
relied upon, TO some extent, in the support Of
the interest Of our city, in view Of which, /
labored with him at home and at Washingt on
City, in number Of frutless efforts Of inter-
est 10 our city; several of which have since
become we'll assured might have been success
full had he, Jones, and his colleague, Dodge,
been true % their professions Of friendship
towards our city, Her future growth, &C., &c.
With such dearly purchased and hard earn
cd experience with that patriotic and disin-
terosted Senator, feel fully justified in eau
tioning the citizens Of this city against advice
and voluntary counsel as to who they shall
have for their next or future Mayor, &c, &c
And, might truly say, save US from ali such
friends as he. II. w SAMPLE.
KEoKUK, April Sd, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
For Il nnte CITY.
Grndes of the city.


1.-THE following communication upon topics
pertaining to the city interests was written
some time ago, and handed to us by Col
Curtis previous TO leaving the city, to be
published at our option. 1t seems to us, un
der tho circumstances, proper to publish it A.
this time, and its delay, which appears in It's
tone, is hereby explained.
MEssRs. EDITORS ~ am requested to give
my views on the subject Of Grades, which /
thought had done on Saturday evening.
In determining system of Grades for he
okuk, We must keep in view the following
present and future interests
lst The River being our greatest CONNER
eial channel, the Levee should be first care
fully considered, and its plan established .--
think it should be raised by an easy Grade
so as to cooperate in the establishing Of
easy approaches to the River. For this pur-
pose it may in the upper part Of tho City, be
from II to % feet above the Grade now es-
tablished.
End Grades Of Streets should have refer
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
CITY ELECTION.

Mrssns. Emross Please announce G. W Pm
ntS and ; n. ElLLncs as candidates far Council
ia the Third ward
AG2sns. Eplrogs Please announce e. G. Srey-
Ems and HAWKINS TAYLOR as candidates fol Alder
men for the Fourth Ward.
MEssns EDuons --plca.e announce c. f. coxv
candidate for the Council from the First Ward.
Eps. GATE CRY Please ann ,unee CuAnLrs
Parsons a candidate for Alderman from the First
Ward.
We are authorized to announce the nam Of f.
J Poison, rs aclndidato for City Marshall a, the
ensuing election.
We authorized to announce 81 r. suARrs
and w. TmaEmAs e candidates fur Alderman IN
the Second Ward.
Mrssns Eptrons Please announce the name o(
b. ). MERRIAM an IsDGpENpExr candidate for
Mayor ~ the next election. MANY Worms.
We authorized to announce JoEL Woops as
candidate for Justice Of the Peace Al the ensuing
election.
JAaEs GRAHAa q sapkusky, viii b. oandi-
late for Justice Of the Peae in this township, a
The ensuing election.
Mn EmroR Please announce J. T. CURRY a.
candidate for City Marshall at the Spring election.
MANY Worms.
We are requested 70 state that wv. sro4Ts Will be
candidate for ra-electouto the Office DC j. r. ct the
prng eieotion.
We are requested % announce +. Cola. a. a cau,
didae ion reelection 10 the Office q Juste. 81 the
Peace 81 the Spring seelisp
1no9As MtnuS viva be a caniidate lor election
T. fbe oEie 81 Jutie. Of Gle paace at tho Anil
election.
AEssRs. Epf1oRs -Msny q the citizens Il Kso
kok desire 70 propose Wm. Il. PuEnsoN d candle
daie FOR Constable. Mr.. Mcpherson has beeu
fied and tested BY the citizens IL The place. ard
found q BE prompt faithful and effieent officer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

The Times and its conductors almost inya-
rahIg charge every fraud ana crime III the
calender, upon every opposition candidate
that Is presented for oSce. Amongst other
charges made BY that sheet against Col Cur
tis IS this, that lie was engaged IN wildcat
swindIe 70 fleece the people
The following correspondence. forwarded
bf Col Curtis, will stamp that lie upon the
reckless camps who perpetrated IL:
Fl. DEs MolNfs,
March. 29th. 1856. (
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
is. s. cAYENnEk. L..
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4'EAia In a IN ii a. " A IL

ITHoLtSALE DEALERS, No IS Main street
" cofn3ref Pine street, IT Locis. Mo-. are now
rae iYrg their Spring sock which is If sup rior
I0aiity and style. baing manufactured especial to
taf oraer. Comprising choice assortment "a La
'ttss Misses ana Children fine sock, a.eo larga
assoritneni q tents and Ladies Philadelphia maze
Ali of which they Will sell to prompt Inen a For
60 50 Il sHaiI adFaAce over eEsj Ia prices.
40 examination vi oug stock Is solicited.
ueh83 -a9tc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
Inconsistency at old Line vhigs.

There are many old line Wings who ring
the changes upon Abolition, Niger worship.
and such Ike terms Of reproach against the
Republican party, rs yehementlv and per-
sistently as do the pro-Slavery Locofocos
themselves. Indeed that class Of our former
co-laborers in the Wing party, seem to take
greater delight in charging us with Aboli-
tionism and dcriding our party rs Black Re-
publican, than even the old line Democrats
themselves.
We have heretofore quoted quite freely
from the speeches " both Clay ana Webster.
fully sustaining the principles cnunciatod Is
the Republican party on every point. we
wilnow quote from The Platform Of the Wing
party in it, best days, and show an unequiy-
oeal declaration Of the same sentiments pre-
cisely:
AT the Wing State Convention Of Iowa.
held al Iowa City, jane 18th. ls4q, the fol-
lowing Resolution constitutes part 81 the
Platform then ana there adopted ~ the uni
yersal Wing party Of the State.
Reoired, That we are opposed to the ox-
tension x slavery into Territory nov free,
and that We believe it 70 be he duty Of the
Federal government TO relieve itself Of the
responsibility of the Institution where eyer
7 has the constitutional authority 50 to do
ana that tle legislation necessary TO effect
those obleeis should be adopted"
Opposition to Slavery extension, the duty
Of the Federal Government to exert it, con
sttational powers @ ria itself Of the respon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

Aucsscuecrs. Commission Merchants
and fspaf ESTATE Brokers.

s.
and Real Estate Brokers.
yXyE will pay particular attention to sales by
w Auction, Of Real Estate, stocks, Administra-
tor = Sales, dc; will negotiate Loans, make Collec-
tions exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, make
liberal advances GA Real Estate or Merchandise
signed fer public sale; viii act as Attorneys for
property holders ihe diSposng Of property, col
leeung Of rents, paying taxes &c; VIII act a. imam
cial councillors for an who may need eur services.
Office on Third street, between Main and johnson
nov24
lion sAI.E-Lot g. Block 20l Main street Ap
l. PLY D. dec. - SMITH NANSlhCLEA.
LYON SALE-l.ot ! ami in Block l59, Of
L Fulton aud 10Th stTee Is I,rms easy. Apply to
dee2s SMITH NANoiChLEN.
l,JK sALt.-Lots r. 5 and six in Block 33, corner
de-. y q. NV" = - sMiTH / FfANslcKLEN.
L,'FR sALl.-20 fect by l4o on johnson street, be-
SMITH yANsitkLEN
l,oR sALE-28 feet By i4O On Sd street, also 70
L les, on Johnson corner q 18th street, BY 40 on
7,h apply 70 SMITH NANSICkLEN
I.sJE SALE - 10 acres If land on the G. + CONN
| Tract. apply TO SMITH d NANsICkLEN.
lrOR SAIE-A dwelling bou.e aud lot en Bank
L street. apply 20 SMITH NAAaICK LIN.
4 1911 in louisville Ky. t. exchange for keo-
\ kuk cry property oPpiy e ...,..,a,.,.
LN8E ALE-ur trade for Iowa lands or keokuk
L Citv ptopcrlyA house and lot al Walnut Kills
Aest eii% 80 N'AesAh Nv s. ,r,,,t,.,.
- 4 z : - 81 = i-'e
goR SALE,
40 -. ~ = th h'f@ 49, - . ."eih . yum
'''. "it1 sfii4s,i .stlsf,tI,4 i.,i ~"
a. htF+9 t " -
EOFE stLI,
229 Acres Land, so undor cultivation, near Ea-
Aare0. Itrms, 'hIr5 cash balance ~ one, tgo
ana thTla years Apply g
SMITH j. NANSlChiEN.
I,0lt F-s40 Acre. 40 choice lard within topr
mills "a tbe eifg. SMITH AyANsfCkLFN
,t,t Eoh
nst.4 SMlTU 4 E4SNICkii%
rsa, h"ts 500 .,,
IN - it' ~ 'A 1900 s.fes'5 VIZ hes'a'"A
5g14 ii $' "PitSu, ..,..,ftst,
n.t1t - /" s".2eiF 'NiefA
- htrt a5' "a 't4t 4t+4't ''itst ak53Ei9 th-
l.1Aa tts - f3'f ,..
H"-t ga y 8 fNslN ht'fits.
IN3k @aLE.@-5a tss frnns or Ma.us'reet APPLY
- noF-l NIlh 9 NaNalt a1I r.
Es'3N S3LE.-A faFM containing 2Hs aert# Ian
i uudss fence m.t. .goa, tLa e.'v IL ias plank
."'l' 90. -s.h ven III ~ = sta.ei h.&t. Al-
~ 7" s5'ii e. tA NAf q
SON -tIEA s.eau3 l0.o nstn rtv
tt5t faN hlN
tH ii 8sa.ee Is at era STE 3 taea tf
y 5.y gsep.res. 1#py
A1t. 4t- u y AAa.t LAN
fcQ AHAi> "a hand 50 Nsasinesel county spur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

TaE nEs MolSrs VALLEY WING ia issued from
this Office every Wednesday. has extensive audir
ereasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley we'll in the rest Of the state and the Uni
ID States, and as q medium Of advertising is not
surpassed subscription price $3.50 per anuum in
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
E,sssE! E.EUr -

NTF the undersigned would inform our friends
w and the public in general, that we have Just
bpfned Kiln q first rate limc, and will coustan ~
te On eaad iail supply of said article during be
seou. Orders respectfully solicited.
Kills he trst balow the corporation limits
nlca24dd6m Il. XNART Il co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
ATEfENEI
THoS. DUFF. Manager, c. ] FYFFE, Ase Manager
Friday Evening, ApriIf
Will b. performed the great play Of
andy OF Lyons;
on. Lowe and Pride

Clanie Fyfe
Pauline, Mrs Duff
rAe Performance Will conclude with the laughalle
farce 4 the
GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF
Diggory, Lytton
Shakspsare'- beautiful creation Of ROMEO AND
JULIET will shortly b. produced.
Prizes Of Admit sion-Dress Circle so cents; Lobby
Is cents. Doors opanat o'clock, curtain viii rise
at ~.
Curiosifies Tor the Little Folks.
LIVERY thing that you can think of To tickle he
IL hearts of the little folks be had of G. ODER
top, at the
Oct 20. j SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

sbility Of Slavery, is the doctrine of the Re-
lican party stands precisely upon the Plat
form Of the Wing party of l849, and Of pre-
vlous and subsequent years, for that has al
ways been the sentiment Of the Wing party
re-endorsed at almost every State Convention
holden since 1916.
Compare, then, that Resolution Of the Wing
party and the oft repeated expression OF the
same sentiment, with that announced BY the
Republican State Convention, and published
at the head Of our columns, and the express
sion will be found substantially, and the SEN
timent itself identically tile same.
Upon that platform, to all intents and pur-
poses, the Wings of Iowa have rallied, spok-
en-, labored and voted, for ten years past. 1t
is familiar to us all. The editorials which
we wrote, and the speeches which Starr.
Browning, and Grimes made upon the Whig
platform Of Iowa, under the old Wing organ
ization, are in principle, sentiment aud Illus
tration, substantially the same with the edi-
torials and speeches of the present dav, in
support Of the Republican platform.
How inconsistent, then, is any Iowa Wing
who repodiates and yilIifes Republican prin-
ciplcs. They are his own principles the
very principles which he avowed ten wears
ago. 0nd las battled for and voted for ever
since
orders from Washington city.
some weeks ago I'd. Johnson, the leader
OF the r. Madison clique, and the Dictator
OF the Democracy Of Lee county, came down
to oarto"n n, and worked the wires to nomi-
nate candidate for Mayor Of the City Of ke-
oSNk. lie needed man whom he could use,
ana choSe one OF aphable disposition and Of
uraent r. iicai aspirations. lie then set his
rfess lna7ing previously sent down his man
Turk from TT. Madison to control Its to stir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
FT. DEs MoINRs,
March 2qtil. 1856.

To Hos. SAM'L. r. CrRris
SlR:-L In answer to your note Of this
morning. must state, that the Bank Of Fort
Wayne, in the State of Indiana, has been
managed with great financial skill. also
state to you, ana through you to the public,
that the circulating notes Of the said Bank
have been redeemed at par in the city Of IN
dianapolis, and nj the Branch Of the State
Bank in he town Of Fort Wayne.
Yours with Respect,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

- Times chariot wheels make their car
rage road in the fairest face.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

cg- The Portsmouth Herald, one Of the
half dozen papers that hoisted the Fillmore
aag in Ohio, has died out for want Of sup
port.
The Newark Times, another Ohio paper Of
the same stripe, found s'Jordan a hard road
70 travel" changed hands and run up the
Republican flag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04
Auditor Of the State Of Indiana.

Co>csgs ArRlL Nothing done. SEN
ate discussed the action Of the Naval Board,
ana harp words sprung Up between Messrs.
Bell Clayton. House engaged on bills
establishing land districts in Kansas and Sc
braska, Central American aa4irs, and Indi-
m affairs ia Oregon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

r w. thousand Eannets Il ia styies ami qualities
- ~ ID. + lit AfPHAEY i GAGE
apo 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

: Professional PREFERENCE do
You like the character Of St. Paul ?'' asked
person of his landlady one day, during con-
yersaton about the old saints and the apos-
ties. "An, he was clever old soul, know
ne once sud, you know, that we must eat
what i set before Us, and ask no questions
for conscience sake, | always thought
would like him for boarder''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-04

IV8E Al.E-ur trade for Iowa lands or keokuk
K CITY pt1pcrty--A house ard lot at Walnut IIili.
near thecatg - Cincinnati, apply e
SMfIH& NANsICKLEN
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Mrssns ElIroRs Please announc g ". pm
Mas and J n biILscs q. candidates fer rpuac-
L ia the Third ward
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Eos GATE CRY Please ann CHARLES
PARsoNs as candidate for Alderman from the Firxl
Ward.
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WISHING a new Hai we have ju=t received per
~ EEprea. dozen SOL Hats If Superior eHal-
i a. the 'Grea, Wc#tra Emporium.
u. T. HUMPHREY i GAGE
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II ANfNtdstersaIu g. heratter. .p ID ar e1slu
4 s1gely cash business in cur retail department
prepared to seI! al kinds Of Hats. Cars Bon
Hels &C., at greatly reduced pric.s. Oar stock II
9gs VERY eemplete. and wR keep nothing hat fAe
5sst grade Of goods always have ,he Iats., e.,
-. gill sell loRsT IL cash thau she eulamen eradea
49, a9,l ete4tf. - c0sas ~ with your a.mea
s - a +. MILITARY work doue 70 order,
at tl.a sa@rtasf not3e..