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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

EGl5@ A line Of stages between this city
and Saltwater has been formed. The stage
leaves this city at half past eight everv
morning. For passage apply to Simon
Powers or to WIN. Dahl An extra coach will
run for the accommodation Of citizens and
strangers
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

cT W. d. Lawrence, Republican, has been
elected Mayor Of Calais, by 200 majority. The
Republicans also carried four out of the five
wards in the city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

E@8- The Equator arrived yesterday morn
ing from Red Wing.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19
Af(jinnesota Gin'es.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL l6, 1856.

sSB@ The City Omnibus is now known to
be IA permanent institution. We are glad to
learn that it is doing good business. During
the present disayreeable walking, persons who
are compelled TO travel will find it comfortable
means of getting around.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- The Senate Of Maine have commen.
ced the preliminary steps for the removal Of
the Supreme Judge, because he decided that
Governor Wells acts respecting the s;heriffs
were unconstitutional
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- Mr.. Sherman, late Sheriff Of Bristol
county, has recovered five dollars of Rev.
VIM. Tyler. OF Pawtucket, (lormerly editor Of
the Northampton Coulier,) for libel. He
claimed just one thousand times that amount.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

cT In Cleveland, the Republicans have elect
ed a majority of the Council. Party lines were
not observed. The vote cast was light. Several
of the candidates were on both tickets.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

s9r AS support to the slight hope left Of
the safety of the steamer Pacific, sea cap
tain states that several years ago he sailed
from St. Johns, Newfoundland in March, and
when about $50 miles from land, ran into ice,
and was fast in it for sixty days, during which
long confinement not sail was seen.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

E9T The Reveile left yesterday for the
Minnesota river towns.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

Ee5 Among the passengers on the Time
and Tide yesterday morning, we were happy
to see our fellow citizens Messrs. A. S Elfelt.
c. L. Emerson and Mr.. Sweetzer.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

"A laIy at Lans;nLurg, n. Y, died
last week, from eating maple sugar, supposed
10 have been made poisonous by being boiled
iu a brass kcilic.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

The line of this road from Chicago to James
willie will be completed during the month of June
next. probably by the middle of that month";
Only thirty five miles of rail remain to be laid
down for which iron and all other materials are
on hand
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

THE LAST Snow SToRY.-The snow drifts
are so high on the plank roads, in the neigh
horhood Of Syracuse, that TIE toll is now paid
by dropping the money down the chimney of
the gatc-kecpcrs' house!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

ca A dispatch from ST. Louis says, John How,
for Mayor, and the whole ticket is elected by
1900 maj. Both branches of the City Council
are, without doubt, Democratic.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

\ Donovan, who was 10 have been hung
at Buffalo on the 18th Of April. has had his
sentence commuted by the Governor to impris.
onment for life in the State Prison. 7.I.e.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- A Frenchman has invented revol-
yer which is said to beat Colts, and has been
given the preference by the French Govern
ment.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

seY- The editor of the Boston Post pretends
to have seen ripe strawberries in that city this
season, ripening on the vines. Tell that to
sold Rogers" a@
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- At Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. LOUIS,
there is Il rush OF trade, 1t is said, never be-
fore witnessed, and this, too, without the upper
rivers being open.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

rsz- The Falls City left yesterday afternoon
for the head Of the lake.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

Es1r We learn that the ice in Lake Pepin
gave way on Wednesday night, and that we
may expect a through boat to-day.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- The ladies of Richmond, Va, realized
SSJS from Mr.. Everctt's lecture, towards the
purchase of Mount Vernon.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

se5@ The steamer Equator left for the head
of the lake Wednesday afternoon.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

LIFE 4 LIDRARY.-I.ife is Il Library, composed
of several volumes. With some these volumes
are richly gilt; with others, quite plain. of its
several volumes, the first is Child's Book, full
of pretty pictures the second is II School Book,
blotted, linked and dog's-earcd; the next is a
thrilling Romance, full of love, hope, ruin and
despair, winding up with marriage, with the
most beautiful heroine that ever was there is Il
Housekeeping Book, with the butchers and ba-
kers bills increasing every year after that comes
the Day-Book and Led ger, swelling out in Il Sc
res of many volumes, presenting rare fund of
varied information, and jingling Ike cash box
with money: these arc followed up with grave
History. soemnly travelling the events of the
past. with many wise dedutt and grave warm
ings, and last of all comes the Chid's Book
again, with its pages rather soilcd, and its pct
urcs by no means 50 bright they used to be-
To the above Library is sometimes added the
bankers Book, thick with gold but it is Il very
scarce work. and only to be met with III the rich
est collections.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

10 a company OF three hundred ard fifty
Morlnons recently reached Al'on, Ill.,, as we
learn from the Courier OF that city. They
were Dancs-somc Of them in easy circun-
stances. About fifty of them sought employ
lnent in Illinois, and the residue pushed on to
Salt Lake
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- The Nicaragua Transit steamers it
seems are to discontinue their trips, OWING to
Gen. Walkers proceedings.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- The export Of gold from Australia
last year was S36, 100000.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

- An English Patent has been granted
for obtaining article resembling india-rub-
Der from castor OIL by disillalion.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

BW- The river is now very high. The wa
ter raised about ten inches during Wednesday
night
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

EGT The H. S. Allen arrived from the
Minnesota river on Wednesday night
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

ErEy- The Reveiile arrived from the Mnne-
sofa River yesterday morning.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

~ One of the beautiful swans on Gosiicd
Lake, Essex, (Ensland) belonging to Samuel
Courtald, Esp, was seen floating dead. On be-
ing drawn to the shorc,i was found that it had
been engaged in mortal conflict with monster
pike. The pike had swallowed the head and neck
Of the swan, and being unable to disgorge it both
had died, ard were found thus linked together.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

Never keep animals on farm upon
short allowance. - ~ =
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

ca The Democratic ticket has been elected in
Cincinnati, with few exceptions.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-19

s9 The Falls City left yesterday after
noon. We understand that it is her intention
to 60 through the Lake this trip
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

g4-MAauisss Cosrousp ExraAcr or Nxxxs
rLAsf--A certain cure Tor DIArhGa. Dyssntery,
eamusr Compliant. aud AL aAsetiops Of ~ bowels
attended With relaxation. ASS safe. palasAbls and
reliable remedy IL Is unsquAiled. For children
teething attended with irritation Of the bowels, Il
y the moss soothing remedy in ass. Prspassd and
cold by JAG. MA0UIRE.
Chemists and Drsgsissa,
8. W. oor. Olive 4 ~ sl, 81. Iosis.
Fur sa,ein Ksoksk ~ p. II. oUonnor, ana Dr~..
gists generally. Faag7udA vsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07
Benten,s Closing speech.

| Col. Benton made = great speech to the
Democracy OF st. Louis on Monday night
We quote this passage to show that his posi-
ton on the question Of Slavery extension is
identical with the Republican party. We
call attention, too, to his testimony as to the
position Of Henry Clay on the question, il
any testimony be needed to add force to the
emphatic declaration Of that illustrious
statesman.
sDo justice" said Mr.. Benton, "to all, ad-
minister the Constitution in its proper epirit,
give to NIL its compromises full and free sway,
and upon that | rely that the people viii
cling together, the small party will be una
BILE to make themselves felt. Loud applause. |
Notification ia the South, nulli6cation and
secession in the South, abolitionism in the
/ Nor.h--and by Abolitionism ! include no
man who is opposed to the extension OF
Slavery where il does not now exist. APP
4 plause. | am one OF that class myseif.--
lCheers. | have avowel that on every oe,
casion, and say it to you, fellow citizens,
thnt ono OF the occasions in which | saw
Henry Clay rise higher than thought ever
saw him rise before, was when, in the debate
on tho admission Of California, dissol ution
VAS apprshended il slavery vas not carried
into this Territory, where il never was. Then
Mr.. Clay. rising, doomed colossally ia the
! senate OF tue Uuitso states, as ne rose de.
clarinx that for no earthly purpose, no earth
y object could he carry slavery into places
where il did not exist before. tCheers.l Al
the same time he would bare his breast
agains, any infraction agsinst the rights Of
the slayeholders wherever il exiescd. fLong
continued aapplause.l II was great and :
proud day for Mr.. Clay, towards the latter
days OF his life, and il an artist could have
been there to catch his expression ~ he ut.
tered thnt sentiment, with i,s reflex on his
face, andhia countensncs beaming with firm
ness Of purpose, it would have been q glo-
rioGs moment in which to transmit, him to
posterity--his countenance oil alive aad Ia.
]. ninous with the ideas that beat in hi, bo
. som. Loud applause, which interrupted
could hare wished that had spoken those
saae words. IspsAk Tier row, telling you
they are his. and adopting then - ny own
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07
By KENDALL, HOWE L CO.
Auction sale 0f Lets IN OAKWOOD,
Mondau MOruiN0. Nor. 10.

monday WOrnsA9, NOr. M.
an the preini.cs. VIC shalt sell without reserve,
~ about ~ ~ those beautiful lots.
Oakwoodis situated n miles from the Ferry Land
ing, opposte keokak, high and bcautiful prai.
ric, healthy and abundance Of excellent water
Has already fair supply Of mschanics, one goo,l
store, One church, two good schools. one u them
High school " academy snd buildings are going
up - fast ~ N ,nics and material can b. found
70 build them IN shors, Oak VOID 10 soon % become
very important sabnsb 70 ksokuk, and 10 unvsr-
sally Aduittsd by sl who hare il to b one Il
the hsalshisst aud most ossstfsl peasss se rssidsa-
90 70 be found ia the western country. Nov 10 IAs
time 70 make small invsstneut, = some os the
most choice lots will b sold, nost Of then being
eaclossa and planted with choice grated Fruit
Trees. The particular attention. Of al 10 Invited
to this sale, VII, b. N sds Of interest to the pur
chasers.
Terms easy, and made known ON day Of SALE
Forturthcr Information enquire 81 Kendall, Howe
Co., ut their hon,e in keok uk, or Of r. b. Carey
In lakewood. KENDALL, HOWE = CO.,
nov5-d Aucti0nesrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07
BY KENO ALL, HOWE Z co.



A our house, Second st., ksokuk on W sdsesday
n Nov. II, nj 10 o'clock, ~ shall sell without
reserve, ~ scres with the prviegeof % or &c., b.
Ing the south west a.. Of section ", north west
In Hancock county. miles soseh-wsst II Haailson
and miles from Warsaw, On thS 81. Nasys ssd
WArssw road. II IL in good ssttlemsat, tAsss b.
Ing Improved fAas all around II, and every foot of
It tillsbls, end title uudsabted Thoss will he Civ
On CREDIT Of $500 oa each ~ acres until 6epssm.
hss LIST, 1885, witt per cent interest," the balance
cash.
ALSO, the s,uth west quarter Of section 81. in
north west In Hancock county, ~ miles wsst Of
Carthage, n IL scath Il tho Ksokuk and Cssthare
road, and one mile s"ath Of the Railroad, ali beAu
tifu tiilags p .irie and within short distance Of
timber. Title rfess, AMI will - sold In ~ acres
with the psivi~ys VI the whole ~ above.
There will b. given . credit II $3.50, % sach ~
satil Sept lt 1855 With ten per cent. istsrest AID
balance cAsh.
fsrsons wSAinx to purehass Yarmiae Lands
would do we'll " attend this sale.
KENDALL, HOWE CO.,
= nora-0 AucttNneeeu
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Solp HKR Niocxss.---A Miss McDuf6e, of
South Carolina, John Van Buren's bride
elect, has sold her niggers at an average
price Of 800, preparing herself for CON-
panionship with q Buchanan Free Soiler /,
She need not have done that, for John Is so
dsbauchsd in political and moral sentiment
that, despite his oid-time horror Of Slavery,
We believe he would just as soon raise mig.
eers for the marksts pigs, and, doubtless, in
view Of the trade be might drive in this line /,
we question IL he does not feel that the lady
has compromised his e,pectant fortune by
disposing Ut her human stock ut 50 low an
average.
A MirAnE.--It was reported that Gen.
Stringfellow had been ordered by the people Of
Weston 70 leave, under certain circumstances.
We tbosght il Was pretty steep story, that
any Of the rnl6an towns should expel their
nearest friend and most faithful representa-
tive. And 70 Il turns out. The story wss
unsrus. At least 20 the Lsavenworth Herald
declares.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

RickEr 4 MASON, Surgeoa Dsntists, are
prepared 70 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and uutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cieani'na4A caaa"s he surpassed They sc
determined TO do the nsstsst work that Is
done in the City, and at . less price than
any other once here. O6ce on Rlondeau
between Third and Fourth,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

eT The Minnesota Territorial election
took place on the 10th nit. We hare figures
from but three counties, hennepin, Carver
and Mcleod, which elect Basset, Republican,
to the Senate BY 700 majority. In hsanepin
county, the entire Republican county ticket
is elected BY 300 majority, and also I've nom.
bers Of the Legislature. A correspondent
writes Us that the Republicans are triumph
ant throughout the Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

NOTICE.
vIvHE Fews In tbs baptist Church will bs rented
for the en- 'aing year, on MoAAy, Nov. leth, 81
10 o'clock . "a, thsCaurch. All interested arr
iyited to Atteni.
By order Of tbs Church. rnoy5Atd
"ANTEU iMMkpiATkLY--A gisl = 10
w hosse~urk. Also. nasM. dood wAgss
given: Apply " Y. N. HUSTON,
novS-6St % Main-sf
i IN Nj. 49,, sIs.ss.c N 80 ~ s s,
this once. laov6.dlW
LSOR SALk Low AND ON GOOD T4kn3.--Ioas
T. ] and :, block ls3. cornss VI Jehassn sad l3aA
streets loes IL aAd ~ block ~. eorner Of Naie
saA 18th streets % fsct In ~ 10 feet caruey q
9th end Ridge Block . ksiss .daitisa; asso, 10
Dss Aoiass Rsilrasd. ed. WEICnAAN.
Gct10.dlue Keokuk Hasa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

Fremont AND THE NATIVE CALifoRsIANs.-
Il has been represented that Fremont OPP
pressed the native Californians, on his expe-
ditions over the country for the purpose Of
reducing II to our rule. The contrary ap-
pears to be the fact, and they seem to regard
him with aGectionate respect. A malignant
attack was lately made upon him 10 the Los
Angeles Star, reciting the the represen-
ta.ion stated above, when thirty-two Of the
leading natives Of Spanish descent published
card, in which they say, among other
things
'During the stay Of Col. Fremon, here,
he treated as with more consideration and
kindness than any other officer Of that day;
that instead Of being hated by the natives Of
the soil, his nomination TO the elevated posi-
ton Of President Of the Republic has been
received with one universal shout Of Joy,
which will be proved by all the votes Of the
are actually prevented by the opposite polit-
zeal party from mixing in the coming cleo
ton. They NIL desire to vote for our FIRST
and kindest friend. John Charles Fremont"
Twenty eight Of the leading natives al
San Jose also issued an appeal to their com.
patriots throughout California, signed hy
their names, which indicates the anticipation
on their part that the native Calfornians viii
yield Mr.. Fremont their almost unanmou.
support.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

ANEn, omOVKGO,
&c DOB. Jest received u Am<6' eAovsae. -
OO sale by TILLIN6HASr, LAM DUHL.
estsI-d 6igaof ~ brsa1axs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

o0AbOs
az o.. e JsAa'on a., bet Ind and - 'rss:'s'
O0EAT SALE or Lots
II 0IWVo1D,
wR.anT's ADDITION. CITY OF xpokGx.
sale O TAsrsAAy, NsvsnSsr sSa.
s'st49 Dasle ctk bk 49,. tlsv Abss
crssk, lyisg = bolk 49, y
q1]HD xAYENVx,
An1 kSosting . ~
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
vItHx LStSsrs lsses aAd veil aEssa1pa a. aapgss
i nlsase, Aavfae tsfessnes - ths eooaeW 49,
via sslIsisas xsYsh. ~ Los fssssjss = q
Id = Is ksolsk, 10 Pissss.s II fsssssiss
asl,,s.d a.. :. .ss1 w; s !. e. ..:a t.s
Ne Rsaa1 u hsanllfus, wlaASss slnuos Geak,
onsly sloeias y Ne river, aad puDssuas Nhpsn6
eioSle kstldJng sits. u ~ vistDaW = x1skuk.-
- riyss lsse ass q 5eas -. 4 - = -
as.ssdhy ~ NeyisAs!oa ~ y1saaiis os.1sap
= tAs Mfsissippi hsvlds helsg liaaAsl = 49,
elalay e ~ sEps leek. f.nisass evsAss 49,
- nSsssi. o.s-sissi essS, . Saisss IA
~ ssat, katssssG Mia Dss1sss NsnsmV -
well - gtvons aod Jeeaan10 n ~ 4oG0-
.s,s.. l. X. g. i. e. :: 49, !.
- u Nov, q ~ gse.aa. vhess aS.llatisa Nm
- pssvi1sd. PssSena vieAiag = Dnsshases shssA
snsasns ~ psoesrty, ard mako their eslseeiss =.
: - higsess bid1ss uitiysi sssssWs. Wkn =
ass1. lots will y solA With ~ privileged 60,
80. sAsss = a sses- 0saaA zsssas vil y -.
= sssss: ~, =: ssy 8 ,s.:, - 60 - -
streets, q ,, % aaa 10 e'sssskJ AesegU pan
sssAs 80, pnssiao thsss0h 9ssaA AvGiaAq -
~ De1ss e ~ kssA Il, ~. fisasaas - -
I.svs = - s.ns Ae~ = sssv~. rSa.ise = leso
AeAtsss fsasrnSag - suevsahsas aeass -
A.p..s.... ns.l..s1 s..sssae rlassAp
- seesnsAea = osaeessa. Ssstsas ~ fssa -
n ~ : Hsvs Sshsa $50 tAis ~ \ ,ssaps.-
80 ahsvs - assssas = ~ laslsaaW ~
sssSs14 SMITH AyAAslcKIxu
Aaseissesss. JsAaoso 9.
IsWW 0sass lns0sAoss U01Do0V.
eSSHn n sAaSsa1 ssW sUnAsA - oSougs
6ssso1 0esss4, ksukuk, lsua.
This Ho.s Ossrsay So. olsss g. - 80
AsD q ~ c2s:y t = ~ 70 9S "a. -
MUM, = sssss = FsassaAes = sAss = aay NM.
ssessspsy.
Geo = go, c.0sSs, ND. usssvasa,
O. r. Crna r H. HassSnun VnnsAann
~. S~f,s... - - -. ne~SS.
!. =. sssnn r, ~ ~ ~ H1n3! ny 1s; p:
| = -. -
JOO1P0 =. =. DE8T1AA.
KosAsx Psslse 40 IxoUnAAn Aeass.
lsvt.s r. G~sssi1s.
KxCHANoS U3USXnCH CO. pnII.ADHG1alA.
0.Ri.al $500
u..eSs.1 -.
cs.asSs ~ -
-. 49,. c-~..s~ ~. ~. - ..,,.Aa. -
a.. ~ - ~ -. s =. ss,~.'
All eass.tsl s-sa.~ss .-.sss .s1s.xln
| o. ~ M -
80 -.----
AoOBAoAT1 A0A1WoT AOoO
TkANkkI1 !lkxA MAaIk1 INe %.
ns.9es laex Mtssscmny
WAsAAnoIUh uNUA iNsOo'
! GAsyelaoa. voso. =
hnAespsst, Csan.
| HONE ms co. NAVAL 0TR14T,
Mss CITY.
| y: IunnxAs 1000 - Bsssss.
W. w., toSDs -
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NEw JERSEY. The telegraph says that
New Jersey has probably gone for Buchanan,
but elected the Republican state ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

IowA.--Henry gives 1000 for Fremont,
jefferson 200, Louisa 400. Des Moinss gives
100 instead Of 200 for Buchanan, Lee about
$50 for Buchanan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07
rillnsre after Esce,ion.

CO All the odium that fusion xith the
Know N1.hings could bring to the Republic
can cause has been incurred.--(C Cincinnati
Com.
Hit him again, Sambo. Your ally, Sam, is
scurvy fellow, and you are no better. II is
dog eat dog.-lTimes.
Thst's it. Kick 'em out. Snub 'em up.
Election il over and Fillmoreites are Of no
account nov. Before the election you could
publish their nominations, print their tick
cts, peddls them out, pat them on the back,
chuck them under the chin, call them good
fellows, union-loving patriots, sound nation
al men, and al that. Now you have done
using them, have used them up,-and SECT
out you dirty dog" We trust they will learn
10 appreciate oil this disinteressed kindness,
and get their eyes wide open now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

CUE = DRO. HAVE sOLD oUrif
. ~: !: !; s: !: T.: T.: !:
A GREATER NUMBER on SUPERIOR
DagssrrsstyDes, Aabrssypss. ana
Photograph,
THANANY OTHER ARTISTS IN THR WEST.
NHkIR facilities for taking pictures Of al kinds
ARE souALLup ~ SoHa
g U r. s. GAL LERYaa i
HAS LAR0xR sxY-Liuur.
AND CONTAINS BETTER INSTRUMENTS.
THAN ANY oraEs IN rns wEsrsss COUNTRY.
Their Quick Camera, for taking Portraits os Child-
rem, requires only one second Of tins 70 produce
PERFECT LIKENESS.
CUES GALLERY i. one Of the permanent iusti
ta,ions Of Keokuk every day growing In reps.s-
ton for the supsre Of their pietsrss One
visit will prove the fact,
0-dalIery No. % Main street, between 50 and
9TH. (ssvAAaAw
SINGING 0CHooIR
those Advanced In VOCAL HGHIC, vill
Be founded at o. c. ISBELL's Masic Roons, on
Wednesday Evsning. Nov. 9TH.
Tssss Pr quarter, "a lesscas.) Ladies - 50;
esns'.ssa = se;-...-----.-.---.----.-le s.sa..
J. uArcH. w. YnDnSn0x
Late Of HagvokstHvsA, XII
0anklng 0euse
HATCH 4 TQOMPsON,
MN
DAkTICILAk attention paid 10 col lsc lions, md
remittAnces made 1t csrrent rates
All business appertAining 70 Banking promptly
| attended to.
Exchange on England, ireland, and The Cont.
nent. D. w. BAILEY, CAsAisr.
kaHxa4xCgA:
J. NJ. Morrison, Cashier AanhsssAa CO., NY;
Chas ID. foete, Cash'r Commereisl Bank, cin.;
Kinney, Espy Co., Ciacinnsti;
Curtis + Warren,
Northern Bank 81 Kentaeky Lexington;
Taylor, Shelby i Co.,
Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, rrankfsr.;
Commercial Bankof Kentucky,
Darby 4 Barksdalc, st. LOUIS;
fittmsn Brother, q
| Z. l. TinkmAn / Co., Chicago;
/ Mitchell Cable, Hook Island. fnoyl =,
Z
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Craious FErLrSC.-Sallie Jones Gays that
when she was in love she felt ~ il she was
IN tunnel, with train Of cars coming both
WAYS.
Jimicks says that when he was 6rst in
love he felt - Il he we're being hung-and
had cat in his hat and peck Of humble
bees under his waistcoat. Jimicks knows
the symptoms.
Julisna says that she felt-oh my--as IL
abe were in bower Of moonbesms sinking
10 bath Of eGulgsnt honey beneath . blaze
OF balmy stArs to the tune Of slow music.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-07

GT The vote in Pennington township, Van
Buren, county, including the Pennington and
Bonaparte precincts, was 2S4 for Buchanan,
los for Fremont, and 100 for Fillmore.