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THE Kentucky Military Institut-, directed ny q
board o yfers appointed by The STATE,
iendence "f Cod T. W MORO N, ssItu-bed FtnaBHs Of
Point aud practical engineer, aidTd faculty.
study etreRrs with the
addition Of extended In NAH r,canics
practical etrncerinE ard sinug E,ooy EnsIh
historical r,adings housekeeping and business fos in mod
srn lauEuag.-.
The nineteenth semi annual session opens
september (sh September las. tkagr sFa per
payable in advance.
The Of the buidinr win nrssiCb r
additional students, who
cliud. Applications mada sftrc Octobet
Runcs authorized Hon. AID ~ me
rruasnry
address the superintendent "May Institute, rankn
", KsntnSky,i or the undsrsigntd
r. DUpLRv,
Aug lG-eodDS cpisboot President ~ TIE BaAnd.
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oREENLEAF, ssvy Agent.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF pacsases In b
will recrve the
each drawing will be Immediately AFTER
all order from
Address P.y. BUCKLEY, Agent,
II Wilmington U~aware.
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Republican County MASS Csnyen.
ton.


tiOn.
We trust our readers, in town and country,
will remember the Mass County Conven-
ton, called ut Montrose on Saturday, the
2Sth instant.
There is deep feeling abroad in the land /;
great principles are at stake; the continued
prosperity and permanent peace and welfare
of the nation depend upon the issues Of the
present canvass; whether the laws are SUI
preme, whether the foundation principles Of
our Government are living truths, or biting
and shameless mockeries whether the
People shall rule, or az oligarchy Of Three
Hundred Thousand Shareholders shall die
tate the laws of the land; whether shall be
consulted the pecuniary interests Of Negro
Aristocracy in three millions Of degraded
slaves, or the interests Of twenty five mil
lions of Free Laborers; whether shall pre-
vail Right and Justice and Constitutional
Liberty, or Rufianism, Rapine, and the
edicts of the Strong Arm and the Bloody
Code: these are topics involved in the
pending canvass, and it becomes freemen
every where to be jealous and vigiant in
guarding the sacred trust and holy hopes
committed to their charge by the noble men
Of other days who founded this Free Repub-
lie, and pledged " their lives, their fortunes,
and their sacred honor to sustain it in all
its integrity against foreign invaders and
domestic enemies. We, citizens of Lee
County, have no less interest in these absorb
ing questions than our brethren every where,
and il we would achieve success, and in
stal anew and perpetuate our principles in
the counsels and policy Of the nation, We
must bear our part, like earnest and faithful
men. We must open the campaign and
labor till the close with zeal and activity.
Our candidates will have been nominated
before this article will be perused by the
bulk OF our readers, and we ask our friends
to come up, en- masse, to the meeting Of the
Republicans of the Empire County, and sig
Nifty their appreciation of the choice Of the
Convention and Of the platform they have
laid down for the faithful and true men Of
the nation to stand upon.
1t is hoped that our own Senator, James
Harlan, who in the brief period that has
elapsed since his entrance into the councils OF
the nation has taken rank among our fore
most men, will DO present. Other speakers
will be provided, and the occasion will be
one to lend strength and zeal and encour-
agement to those who may attend. Come,
citizens, freemen, patriots, in the panoply of
righteous cause, and lend it in the outset
the influence of your name, your voice, and
your presence.
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REPUBLICAN
Mass County Convention

county Mass Convention will meet at
MONTROSE, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2S,h.
At that meeting 1t isexpected that eminent speak
crs from abroad as we'll from County. will
o. present, ana II Is hoped that among them will be
SENATOR HARLAN
The names Of Others, If positive epgements are
made early enough in advance will be announced rs
arrangements made.
Candidates will also be nominated by this Conven-
ton TO represent Lee County in the next House If
Representatives and delegates will be selected to
nominate candidate for Senator in conjunction with
Van Buren, County.
Let all the opponents If Ruffanism in Kansas or
cengress all the opponents Of Slavery extension, all
the friends If Public Peace of Popular Rights. Of
Free Labor, Free Men and Free Laws be present. on
that occasion.
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Election. % n,l vacancies.

There is little time to make nominations
and prepare to fill the vacancies which now
exist in the legislative seats for this county,
previous to the assembling Of the extra SEES
sion, and probably very many may not be
made aware of the fact Of the election until
j; as.i.s passed, the time being SO shori. But
that rs extended notice may be given as pos
sible, and that nominations may be made
which shall be rs satisfactory rs they can be
rendered, we urge friends Of the Republican
cause, especially the Chairmen Of Town Com
mittecs, to- take especial pains to extend a
knowledge of the fact, and to call Mt once
meetings to elect delegates TO tho County
Convention which will be held ut Charleston
on Saturday next, for the purpose of nomina
ting candidates for the vacancies to be filed.
Cor. CURTIS IN THE FIELD. Col. Curtis has
commenced the compaign in good earnest.-
We have heard from him yet only at Farm
ington. There he had good assemblage Of
people, of all shades Of opinion, and made a
sound and stirring speech, which was well re-
ceived and produced good effect.
rTPriJe is flower that grows in the
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RepubIIcnn Cnmn,,

There being i've vacant seats in the present Legs-
iature 10 NIL by special election, previous to the
meeting of the extra session, on the 81 Of ne xt
month, County Convention for the selection of one
candidate Tor Senator and four candidates for Repre-
seniatyes, viii be heldat
CHARLESTON, on SATURDAY, JUNE LIST.
The several towns requested to send their usu-
al number OF Delegates, and the Chairmen of Town
committees will see that meetings immediately
called for their selection
by order County Central Committee.
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ATHENEU VI.

ATHENECM.
TI0S. DUFF, Manager,
J. MoRoSEY, Asst. Manager,
J. G. ScHELL. Scenic Artist.
Wednesday Evening, June IS.
This Evening, Wednesday, June 18th, will be per-
formed for the last time in this season, the beautiful
md Romantic Drama, from the French of Alex. Do
mas, entitled
ESMERELDA;
THE BELL RINGER OF N0TRE DAME.
Gunssmodo, Mr.. Dun.
EsmersldA, Mrs. Duf.
The performance will conclude with the fine
(omadetta NJ
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AUCTION.
To the csens Of Keoknk and the Ladies In Particular.
WE have determined to abandon the retail Dry
w Goods trade, and will self oar entire stock VI
cut goods At auction, commencing Thursday June 10,
at which time will oner fine goods, consisting
Of Silks, Delaincs, Lawns, BArsges, French White
Goods, Embroidery, &c, &c. The sale will continue
from day to day until all sold We have just
cevsd large lot Of fine good, ordered before the
change was decided upon. Weshali Offer them also,
determined 10 close entire retail stock.
II. d. WOODWARD eco.
Mills d Co, City Auctioneers.
iunelSl
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y
Physician aaA Surgcoa.
Oae door west of Postofice, I'd story ..... EOKUK
nk. DEWEY has been a practitioner Of Msdcins
IL and Surgery for about six years past in the
State Of New York, and win be happy to exhibit 70
his friends testim Of the highest
regarding his professional ard personal standing.
juael Sd6m
VINHE subscriber having disposed Of his Daguerrean
L Gallery, toJ G. Cur BRo., formerly of New
York City, would tender his thanks TO the citizens Of
keok uk and vicinity for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on him during the last rec years. and would
recommend all who wish True Pictures, TO call AT
the old stand, No. SO Main street.
junelsd L. w. BUELL..
NOTICE.
VTNHE subscribers would inform the citiacns Of keo
L kuk and vicinity that they have established
themselves at the daguerrean Roorns latey occupied
by L. Buell., and are now engaged IN rehiting them,
and will be prepared in few days ~ furnish Im-
proved Anbrotypes and Dsgaerr,o. ypes THREE
TINES AstARGK were ever before taken In this
city. Also, Photographs from miniature to Lirs
slxx. Daguerreotyp pes inserted in lockes. pns and
rings. Also, Anbrotypes on ising,Aes i..,rted in
lockets, 81. Ali pictures taken by US warranted du
rable, except those taken on isngass.
junelSd J.C. 0UEA BRO.
Ho There !...A Voice from the Neg.
ulatOr.
r ARGE AUCTION SALE of new and fine Furni-
IL ture and Looking Glasses, direc, from the man
ufacturers. We viii sell NJ the auction house Ut
Messrs. Phillips Foote, I'd ST., between Main and
Johnson, on Wednesday morning ut 10 o'clock, the
largest and finest stock If Furniture od red Ia
this market
Sale Positive. Terms Cash.
SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN,
Junel7dt An i,neer-.
REMOVAL.
VNHE undersigned has removed his Wholessle
i Boot and Shoe business to No. 81, North Main
street, b,tween "a and Sd, two doors ST f NJ Sea-
ton Sons. W. +. 1 III MPSON
Keokuk, June II. SO dom
For sale or Charter.
TTHHE steamer MARY Co." as site
complete ss running ans o. .rd s9' having ns'' hen
thoroughly overloaded and re-itted
this spring For purtealsrs sRp, 70 Of address
June l7dtf st. Lons.
nNE or two boys to learn the saddle and harness
~ business. The applicants must come we'll
recommended. j. o. BERNARD co.
junei7d&w
TusT received aud for sale lot Of hrs. rate upper
- leather, by J. o. BERNARD CO.
junel7ddw
TWO THOUSAND bushels pl4sterer's hair for
jun.l7daT j, o. BERNARD 4 co.
A SUPERIOR lot of skirting just received direct
junolsd1~ 20 BERNARD AGO.
4 FRESH lot of harness leather, just received
n from Pittsburgh, and for sale by
junel7diw 80. BERNARD 4 co.
JUST PUBLISH
uOMERIC BALLADS, and Comedies Of Lucian,
L translated by the ate VIM. McQuinn: For sale
by CAVE son.
June Id
DLu-Ri-BUs TAH--A >ong b, 40 Au.n,.-.'A
i deed without name, psrp.,fated 10y Phiiander
Doesticks, y. u. For sale by
junol7d CAVE son.
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Republican Meeting An Cedar Town.
ship.

ship.
CEDAR TOWNSHIP, LEE Co., june 7.
Eds. GATE Cry AND VALLEY WHO The
citizens of Cedar Township met at the Morn.
ing Star School House, agreeably to pre-
vious call, and organised q Republican Club
for said Township. Tho permanent officers
elected were
For President--Joseph Bayles
g Secretary-Joseph D. Hoag.
ss Treasurer-Eli Houghton.
Committee Of Correspondence E
Dane, Vim. MARSHALL, David Houghton.
The Club being organized, the nomination
of Col. Curtis was unanimously concurred
in.
fund was raised, to be added to tho
fund OF the County organization, for pro-
curing documents for distribute on.
JOSEPH d. HOAG. Sec'y.
CTHu mainly is the broad foundation Of
the social virtues inculcatcd by religion.
rTWanted to know: The velocity Of q
running account.
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Lost Or stolen.
VINHREE promissory notes, the property Of Mayer,
l. Mandei 4 Co., Of the city Of New York. The
notes As follows, viz:
drawn BY Huston, Hawkins 3 Huston for 4204
! drawn by 3. Ileimstrcet for $l39 SO.
Idrawn by James Reynolds for $270.
On the last is Endorsed \ credit. The above notes
we're dated at ksokak, May II, 1855, payable six
mouths after date to the order Of the drawers aud by
them respectively endorsed.
ihc notes were contained in letter mailed by Mr..
Harris nj keokuk, and addressed to Mayer Mandcl T.
Co., ~ and the letter and contents supposed "
have been taken from the mail in q recent mail rob-
berry tn route between this place and New York
city. All persons are therefore warned not 70 pur
chase the aforesaid notes. presented by my but the
above named Mayer, MandelA Go.
MAYER, MANDEL h CO.,
Per j. RgYsoLps.
keokuk, Iowa, June Is, l85C-dlm
so LADORERs WANTED
A T THE LOCK AND DAM AT PENNINGTON,
IA Iowa. The highest wages paid. Enquire of
q. Il. r. SCOTT, Pennington,
Or WIN. BHUWNELL, keokuk
oLuL q H.
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ICE 4 ICE

lCEi ICEyl
ICE promptly delivered daily, In any part Of The
i town, In any quAntity to suit customers,
Orders may b left 1t Aamill d Co 3 Groosrv.
sPss-d ]. A. RALSTON co. =
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CTWanted to know: The velocity Of 4
running account.
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EDWARD A. FOX,

vi E.1iueeR ana SuvveyoF.
4 lrfICE IN ktl6ouruc'S Block, Main street, ne m
~ Second Lots laid out in Reds, Kilbourne's.
and Mason's Additions. and any other business in
his line performed with promptness and ACCURACY.
kcokuk, June 10, ,J6-d6m
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0ae door west of Pustofice, I'd story, ...K EOKUk.
nR. DEWEY has been practitioner Of Msdicins
II and Surgery for about six years past in the
State Of New York and viii be happy to exhibit 10
his friends testim onas of the sspectabiity
regarding his professional ard lereonal standing.
iuael 5d6m
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rTPriJe is flower that grows in the
DEVILS garden.
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a "a IL D..

ME subscriber having disposed Of his Daguerrean
i Gallery, toJ. G. GuE 4 BRo formerly Of New
York City would tender his thanks to the citizens Of
keokuk and vicinity for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on him during the last three years. and would
recommend all who wish True Pictures, TO call AT
the old stand, No. SO Main street
junelSd l.. w. BUELL..
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"A II II d N ITO NJ!
Dry Goods!
NE W a RRIVAL!!
y H. A0L 8.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STS.,
mas HAT YsErEnvEn


HAS JUST RECEIVED
One Of the Largest and Best Assorted stocks
DRY GOODS
liver LANDED IN THE CITY. Doing business
Ia entirely upon the CASH SYSTEM, expect 10 sell
Goods - cheap any otaer house in kcoknk.
My stock comprises every hing in the Dry Goods line
Mu i'm, bieached ana eached drills, caiioos dc
laines bareges, lawns ve!vo.a. swisses jackonetts
silks. Every variety and all styles Of Ladies' dress
goods, Also,edgng, Insertions, gloves mtts hosiery
collars undersieeves. chemiettes, ,n.bons bonnets
hats, aats, DC. large and we'll selecssa stock OF
Ladies' Shoes and Caters. Also, good assorl...-t
Of Cassimeres, black and blue Cloth Doeskin Sum-
mer Cloth. &c. A large lot Of Summer Vestings,
such rs Marseilles, Silks, etc.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Of all kinds for
Ger tlemcn wear. Cravats stocks, gloves, ETC., aud
many other articles too to mention, ell Of
which will be sold 1t very low prices for cash. Ny
Goods are new. Come md examine for yourselves.
No trouble TO show Goods and Prices.
Keokuk june l8-d&w
TTUdUENOT EXILES, or The Times OK LOais the
IL Fourteenth-A historical novel. For sale by
junsl7d CAVE 4 SON.
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THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Prices of Admission Dress Circle so cents; Gallery
Is cents. Doors open at o'clock, curtain will rise
ut II.
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cTHu mainly is the broad foundation Of
the social virtues inculcatcd by religion.
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40 acres of timber land four miles from the city
64o Of land within three miles Of the city.
Egg acres 50 acres under cultivation, near Camar-
90. A liberal credit w.il be given.
26s acres, also under cultivation, eleven miles
from the city. Terms easy.
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For Sale or Charter.
FTNHE steamer "MARf c." site
i lies at the ST. Louis wharf. IN
complete running order, having ben
thoroughly overloaded and re-6tted
this spring. For particulars apply 20 or address
MUDD4 HUGHES,
June l7dtf ST. Lonis.
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REMOVAL.
TINHE undersigned has removed his Wholessle
i Boot and Shoe business to No. 81, North Main
street, between "a and Sd, two doors 81 Of N. Sea-
ton 4 Sons. w. +. / III MPSUN.
keokuk, June II, SO dom
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NOR SALE-Two new brick dwelling houses.
II Amply soon. Possession Immediately
SMITH VANSICkLEN.
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10 tD0 y 0UI1C.
HAVING determined, hereafter, To do an excis-
L i svely cash business in our retail department,
We are prepared TO sell all kinds of Hats Caps Bon
nets, Ae., greatly reduced prices. Our stock 10
now very complete, and We Keep nothing bat the
best gradcs Of goods always have the latest styles,
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold On credit. So come with your dimes
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
nj the shortest notice.
Oct q. DIFF ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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Fob SALE.

farm Of 100 acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins and barn 30x40 situated Is miles
from keokuk, in sight of, and one mile and half
from the Mississippi. Ter,ns--one third cash, the
ba lance in one or two Year,. Price, t2l per acre.
Title indisputabie. SMITH VANSICkLEN.
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ROR SALE.
Az ACRES Of timber land four miles from the
III city, spplyto SMITH VANSlCkLEN
EOR SALE,
gIywo lots in kilbournc's addition.
L Also, lots IL and IL, D. W. kilbourne's addition,
on which Is a brick house, rooms and kitchen,
cellar under the whole frst-rate welj lots both
under fence. Terms cash.
Also, . lot in Block 1875.
two story brick house on 18th street.
SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21
Political Gossip.

The Rochester Dcrat has strong article in favor Of
the Philadelphia nomination says Fremont Is full OF
'the vor Of rpcred manhood and has, by intercourse
with his fellow citizens in all parts Of the Union, become
acquainted viii, the wants CT every section. He the
man for the times
Yet anor cane has been presented to Mr. Brooks, OF
South Carona by the citizens Of Charleston, the money
20 purchase which raised by three cent contribu
lions sis last makes the tenth, besides three gobcts
two of Silver and one of gold.
The Boston Chronicle, Independent liquor Dealers or
gam placed the of Fremont at the head Of its CO.
lumns has out strong in favor Of the young
fresh Rocky Mountain mustang
Tks Courier DIES Edts Unis endorses the nomination
Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency, Notwithstanding that
this candidate belongs to the Know Nothings, for whom
French contemporary cntcrtaius profound anti
pathy II is opposed TO Mr. Buchanan, account Of the
Ostend manifesto and 10 Mr.. Fremont for fear that his
entrance the White House would be open decara
Sen Of TO the South and the first step towards the
dissolution Of the Union.
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Died.

On Thursday, June 49, SARAH DEIPHEyA, wife Of Dr..
Fnlay and niece of the late Rev. Father Walsh Of Har
hem.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from No. S65 Broadway this
morning. ut nine O'clock to St. Stephens church, Twenty
eighth street.
On Friday June 90 after short illness GsoRaE, of
VIM W. and Eliza Ann Cotton aged years and lnoaths
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral to afternoon at two
O'Clock, from No ~ Market street.
On Friday, June 20 Mrs. MARY DEvARY, wife OF Michael
Devary aged 81 years native Of the parish of Aughrm,
county Galway, Ireland
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from her late residence, M. ia East
Twenty street. " morrow afternoon, mt two O'Clock
On Friday afternoon, June 20, Miss MARY M,ReAREr
N11Eroy daughter Of the late John Neteton in tho I'D
22d year of her age.
Tue friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the Church OF the Holy Evangests
Beekman street, tomorrow afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
ON Friday, June 20 DANIEL DuGGAS, native OF the pa
rsh of Kilbren, county Cork Ireland aged 81 years
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral to morrow afternoon at one
On Friday June 20 CATHAnsE CONNOLLY, formerly Of
the parish OF Grange Geeth county Meath, ireland.
The friends Of the family and those Of her brother Pat
neral from her late residence No 10 Washington street,
O. morrow afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
At Harlem, on Friday morning, June 20 Captain JoHS
TAYLOR in the Goth year OF his age OF the late John
Taylor Of New Brunswick Nj, for the last twenty years
q resident OF this city
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the une
raj from his late residence, l27th street. near Fourth
avenue tomorrow afternoon, at one O'clock
On Wednesday, June Is, OF consumption, FREDERICK
AUGUST MANTEIs native OF Lubbock, Germany
Canada papers please copy.
On Saturday, June H. after short and severe Illness
lRIES daughter Of Isaac and Elizabeth I. Labagh.
In Brooklyn Friday morning, June 20, EMMA eldest
daughter Of " $. Voris, in the 10th year OF her age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon
O'clock from the residence Of her father Gates avenue
corner Of Franklin avenue.
In Brooklyn, Thursday evening, June 49, Of scarlet
fever, DAVID t. son Of David T. and Sarah A. Clover aged
years and months.
His remains were taken 10 Westchester for intermcnt
On Friday, June 20, of consumption Mr. JAMES LEWIS
aged 90 years and months.
His relatives and friends and those Of his son-in law
James Hunt respectfully Invited TO attend his fnc
raj, from his late residence, Newtown to
afternoon at one O'Clock.