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traiss sirntes !!---A splendid assortment OF
u Fancy Crates which, for beauty and
be surpassed this mrre consult their tastes and
comfort the Furnace and Range Warehouse prepare
for Winters snow clad hand
oe lrts G. s. BLISS.
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4 HNMIIlroN nre my, in rre.i,,,

u Of their Spring supply OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS.
ni all kinds 10 which they would call the
friends and the public generally They determined TO sell
LOW for CASH. punctual customers They would call
especial attention to their stock Of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA, whcf hall Is true that said of every farmer would
do WON 10 rive trial. Ina ll.llSc
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C,LOvER SEED, SUGAR, 4

HATS! HATS! uATS!!!--s R N &, I'm
= = fANhlpNS FOR lS56.-SIlrZER viii introduce Ri
he spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday in March, 1
Tor the inspection Of his public generally
weh w be found to surpass Hat in this market beau
W style quality and finish Also of beautiful stvlo
soft Hats for Gents All desiring hne Dress Hats
to eclipse thing in this market will please at the sign
ut the BLUE HAT. %
All kinds of Hats made to order with neatnes and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed as usual
mar SIS WIN. STITZER
NEW GOODS EVERY UEEK.pi id sill.
~ pam and Inquired Barages Giughams lawns Calicoes
aaS thousand other articles Just tor sale
ohoal Tor Tor cash. JNo. j. rURY1S, agent
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Dry GOODS. GROCERIES. &C.

vi PJRYfs sgont Is seing good bafga as Is al kinds
= ~. fds The public vii please ea.l ana eHablnu his
,1tA. l.ssinofes kesiings Hatisins. Msff1noA, Al
-. ~ ais b.. saek Of White. aoeds. Domestic Cot
III tN'''- - ' nj gr.dsf
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gy..pyous Feet Wnrm.--Just received, by Express,
~ 'rcsh lot If over Galtefsa great protection 70 the
at aud feet lia ltsI y ~ = 49,
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ENNE NAuOGANX BEDSFE fine
- slnes OF elegant Mahogany Bedstends on hand of my
embracing the Curtain French Kenny Lind
Wg,nc and EEahehan styles at the CITY Fnrnitnre
n,nu S9as ~, .o., A. WINSTON
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lDtnP~, TT WF-.-Su"' , ''tP''" 80" -
manufacturers fu supply 81 PUMPS 81 Various Ssth
and aarn. suitable wells rhifnAh sHnos O.
Also large stock of Lead Pipe, various sseN "' o'le
a. -. usia stro.t ina ltdisI G.. s. BLISS.
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Tciegraphic News.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.--The Herald's Wash
ington correspondent telegraphs as follows :
am enAbied TO assert that the President has
determined to dismiss Mr.. CHAMPION imma-
dateiy, the letter of DISMISSAL being already
written, and will be handed TO Mr.. Champion
probably within the next twenty-four hours.
Neither the President or Cabinet suppose
there will be war in consequence, nor doe.
any well-lnformed man here contemplate
such result possible. Of course Mr..
Champions dismissal viii afford no cause for
war.
learn this evening that some disclosures
Will shortly be made, showing up the diplo-
III tcy Of Marcy and PIERCE on the Central
American question.
IN the case Of Capt. Richie. the Court
Martial lately held in Philadelphia found
taat he used tine language charged towards
"a t. Dupont. and sentenced hun to to rep
rmtnted BIZ the Secretary Of the Navy, but
the Secretary III n letter 70 Capt. Richie dis
approves Of the finding Of the Court, 50 the
sentence is rendered nui.
The Americans Of this city hold grand
ratification myetug on Friday. MIR nouc.-
s3u heIng IN the city has been invited and
promised b attend the meeting.
pne hundred guns we're ured lu lhe Plk,
brataon II the nomination cf Fillmore.
1y tue Wings Of this city.
AES YoRk, Feb. 2s.-The Star 81 the
West has arrived, bring ng important nteI.-
-anee from Nicaragua.
She left san Juan on the evening OF the
l2th. ana Key West the 23d. She bring,
%350,pOb in treasure.
\ decree has been promulgated at the city
OF Granada, claiming ana annexing the
whole Mosquito territory as an integral por-
uon Of Nicaragua. Shortly afterwards a
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

N ACHTNCT0% Web -
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III i4'iii wy F''7l-
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s''' - !si9'i 9nl'o'.'''nt easSa' ne docuHthl
I'm 'Sos ""ous ~ ioo'7s"p pa4es.
'''o .''"i'u VIC oi4elca FIihleu'
~ 'i'"sto,' - ~ h@9oii 'ne resolution
a. "a Itsd iei"eS'liI7 'ne RS II. TO m
t'1l" 'i. .''e "9si.' ~ oheF ""S iht4e
- lam 'ii' ''9l q i'ihciil ~ "tol-
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e"s''n ne s'''ea ~" u Wis ms impression
III Su'.i' o'isF i'lu zen haae' od1 PT'haDiy
-7',''oi, - SuSil sun @e'eT i'4u peeh
NJ W. OF ,i."i'y ~ unoiacllt1t 20 our
'i'"'s.eF' he bFlIiSA Government, through
~ "tacia, ofSal' mas announced mat such
ia oI9er tad oee1 maae' pul not oeing ae-
cep1ed "oo.u hol pe renewed u was there
p's lulpoflaht 'he rue state 81 me case
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APIIAL Sato0ee fA>a PAID II sloo, COO
invested according II q. Law II Illinois.
Especial attention given q Insurance ii
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND orr
BUILDl NG~.
| NNI REr such building ar contents IN favorahi.
L terms, for Or yeats. tnsures St0res N are
houses. Baidng- Or Conteut- ard P,rs9nal Proper
generally.
.Q,>E9 EQt TTABlA ADJ .TED AND PROMPT
LN PAID IL CASH
Ihi=e9nrany jainf 9.oak Association Il gan
fed aader a p.c.a charter granted :, tie Leg slo
ar q Wisconsin, with an authorized capital :
s3hH 0a0. One hundr Ill ue4na dullars W 81
pad p, and securely rs Std ia bonds and Nor
sases, he Company being thus ,ecufeiy ogy ,n,z
tpan FIRM basis Il lfeel RS take plaasu y. 4, :.
ainmandlng i 70 puf Z favor. d wor.h.. - ION
enc and surport. vita ~ assurance IN 4 All 10.
shall he promptly ami hinarabiy a. ju.ted. !
s.. z purely stock Company no mo tGaI busine.
tili rs dome Fr-nium notes takcr
OFFICERS
Donaldson, Pres I. IS. 7. CHS n. See.v.
I. " Eddy, Wee Pres't. A. Gibson. Gen s,sp,
oec' @fdJm w =. IL kNER, Ar mt
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lished in tho Post Of March first, in attempt
ing to defend himself against the charge Of
having said that IF the Republican party
should elect the next President the South
would secede from the Union, made use Of
the following language;
II did not say that the South would socade
upon the election of the Republican cand-
date for the Presidency this year, bnt did
say that the South would Secede if the inius-
tice which have mentioned should become
the settled policy Of the country; and have
no hesitancy Ia saying that were | i citizen
either Of the North or South, | would dis
solve the MON rather than submit to such
degradation"
Mr.. c. would dissolve the Cnion'' if the
injustice Of which he mas spoken should be-
come the settled policy Of the country. But
in what does the injustice consist Most
assuredly he thinks it is to be found in the
platform Of the Republican party. This
must be SO, for Mr.. c. SAYS, ''the injustice
which have mentioned and be had men
toned nothing but the Republican party and
is principles. We must then conclude that
the injustice for which he would have the
Union dissolved, consists IN the success of
the doctrine advocated by the Republican
party; it consists in restricting Slavery and
slave territory within its present limits, in
carrying out the principles Of the immortal
Jefferson rs expressed IN the ordinance Of
l1e1, and rs advocated by all our great
statesmen from that day down 70 1854. I,
can consist in nothing else, for the Republic
can party, as party, is aiming to accom-
pllsh no more or less. And should the Re
publican party succeed ii doing what Wash
ington and Jefferson and tile statesmen Of
their day did. what Jackson. ana Gay, ana
Webster did, but what Pierce and Douglass
have undone. Mr.. G. would, TO use his own
words, dissolve the mon" But is il not
strange that Mr.. c. never before discovered
the great injustice which he naw SAYS is con-
tanned in this Jciiersonan doctrine that
Slavery should he confined where il il, ANA
that the territory belonging to the Govern
nent, should be by the Government dcdieat-
ed to freedom VA, not this same inias-
ticc taught bv lay and Webster, and many
other great statesmen Of the age ia which
Mr. q. live. .,as De not pussel thirty four
years Of his natural life a subject Of til,
very law which he nov SO violently opposes
tone restricting Slavery without amurmur
Was il not rs great an outrage il l7s7 or i
$50, 70 restrict Slavery, as it.is.novs Ii thu
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xennyedtrom Cnnccrt ffnll-

r f. II. IIOUGHTON, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at Law Notary Public, Land aud general col
Letting Agent Office IN the Real Estate rency ana
Wholesale Auction House x Smith & Van Sicklen,
on Sd street between Main and johnson. Keokuk
Iowa Lots Of Lots and Farms FOR safe, on reasona.
bic terms. foct cd
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diplomatic corps headed by Col Kinney. ar
we'd from san Juan, and had an auIie zee
with Gen. Walker. On the following day
Kinney was placed under arrest and subsc-
quenty banished from the territory of Nj
caragua, and sent under the charge of Maj r
Martin TO the Atlantic seaboard.
ALBANY, Feb. 28.-A meeting Of the Amer
Ican members of the Legislature was held at
the Capitol last evening; nearly every one
was present, together with majority of tho
State officers Odell presided speeches were
made by Odell, Northup, Prescott, and oth-
ers, alI Of whom declared Fillmore not their
choice, but gave in hearty adhesion to the
nomination, as the action Of the American
party, and declared their intention to work
earnestly for the candidlt.'s success. Reso-
luuDns to that effect were signed by all men,
btrs, and call TO be issued for a grand rat
ltcaton meeting IS persons present and no
dis ,enting voice.
CoLuNBrs, Feb. 2s.-Mr. Wade was nomi-
mated for United States Senator bv the Re
pubheans in caucus, receiving CD votes TO II
Tor all others. His highest opponent had /
votes.
: CINcINNArI, Feb. 28.-The Fugitive Slave
case, which was pending before I. 5. Com
missioner Pendery, was decided by him to- dav
IN favor of the claimants, and the slaves or
dered into their custody. They are still held
by the Sheriff, however, under an Indictment
for murder.
WAsuNGroN. Feb. 2S.--Onsow Peterson,
ore Of the Circuit Judges Of Illinois, died IN
Washington to-day.
WESTMINSTER Wm.-In carriage ease be-
fore the Queens Bench, Mr.. Hawkins had
frequently to advert to that description of
vehicle call a .'Brougham." which ne pro
nouneed in proper dissyllabic form. Lori
Campbell suggested that the word was fire.
quently contracted to "broom," which was
just rs well known, and the use Of which
would save syllable. Hcnceforward Mr..
Hawklns called it "broom." Presently the
argument turned upon omnibuses, and Lord
Campbell frequently used the word s'omni.
ba>,o To which he gave its due length. 81
beg your Lordshp's PARDON" retorted Mr..
Hawkins, 'but if yonr Lordship will call it
bus you will save two svllables, and make
It much more ineligible 10 the witnesses. +"
The learned Lord assented to the proposed
abbreyiation.
lloor" ACCIDENT Hoops are Danger
Gus, in some places. Read and tremble In
Aew 0rk, day or two since. a fnil-rigged
lady was walking mp Broadway, when one Of
thn hoops with which her circum tmhient,
were luaatcd. the ends ~ which had not been
strongly secured together, suddenly brok
loose, ANA dying back vita great force. tore
completely through tae outer garments AMI
struck a .u III boy who was standing on the
sidewalk about twenty feet from the LADY,
The small boy was taken home sens less; il
+ feared he viii not recover. The hoop Is
already rc-coeefed.
The Oldest work il the Russian Ian
"a - was published in ~63, and was trans
lation from the creek Of the Four Gospels
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Etna Insurance Co..
rAPITAI4s5uo 600

4 VAIL Al ~JNUthun
ar insurance Company. capital slj0 600
tolnm rca Insurance Co., OF ST. Louis capital
Stoo goo
Hfna Life Insurance Company capital : 50 900
tlrrt Lift and Mariue / / III 3 ,ssn Il bv
mah! "a NJ " ~ BElENAP Are,.
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NOTICE ToTAx PaYEn,.

fI'hOSE parsons who have received Assessment
Lasts from he City Assessor, requested TO
I'll the same and cave them at the Mavor office br
the 9th day of March, otherwise the Assessor will he
required u list thar property both real and person
al, according 70 the best int rmaton he may obtain
nchidia W. W BEI.kNAp Civ Assessor
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col. Fremont andtnc Presidency

go. John q Framonr i Gkelv to be the
candidate Of the opposition. lie il known
TO possess the elements OF popularity to a
lai9I gASen, l'e-lIl nan "nS amer h'ueFl-
Of nnseI6sh service In the cause Of the conn.
try. ia making known her vast resources. and
IN developing her great wealth, would rem
aef nm stronger oeiore we people, prooaoly.
his inbcrort strona,b nf Ia NO.
gaciouS IL the Democratic party we're de-
sirous Of making him their nominee. But
the whole Nebraska bushes. that be was
dropped by them ike hot potatoe, and it is
not UNLIKELY that no VIII be the candidate on
"2' H., ys,l''g ~ W.'o'7 '"'.- Nsor'ss
hundred. If thousands d snare.
The Republicans throoobaut TIA country
are * l;ttle moved by = aesira to ,,r,n,o,e.,ho
sncees, IF any man, Il connection Win their
movement ~. a,v mart, ever ,yas F.,y da
ciaed nraforooees ma boen exrrossod an
ma faajinp of attaebment I'm. hean evha,i,.l
FINS any NH wb,cb ean af,act tba noye,ne,,
itself IL the slightest DECREE. :. EVERY min.
a. tbe can.o no,b;,,, tnr ,nor J. !. o,,rhat;
eaN1 Indicative q theiF sentiments. Any
sound tfm' prudent man. from whatever
4u'FteF Y 'Ae nation iie may hMI' vino may
pe thought hheIy g concentrate the most
strength W''' re Imported with an aiaerity
ana aeafsness e4a'' 20 vi "hch would be-
eNef.ea ~ iayor % any other Bdt it IS we'll
enough = mahe Ioahe aLil~ion to cand'-
tF4- may TfE4Y torn Inn.
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| HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture, and entir
! interest ~ tht Furniture business u MIR G. (
AbDorr.af the Gate City Furniture Rooms. th,n3
10y friends and customers FIR thor many fayors nm.
cordially recommend Mr. Abbott to their future f.
yur and patronage. r. WHISKY
Feb l3-dtf
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pAyfbn sn,ru sn,,<.,eftrr
SMITH e VANSICkl,t,N
suctIoneer. so.,n,i~.ion u,r,na,,.
ana H.nl rssa'e nraker..
WE vii nav narfisa'ar o''nnD'1n - sa,c. Nv
w Auction Of Real F.statc, stocks, Admlnistra-
tors Sales. &c wIll negotiate Loans. make Conec-
tions exchange Real Estate for Merchandise. make
liberal advances on Real Estate Of Merchandise con.
signed for public sale, viii net as Attorneys for
properly ho'dst7 Oh me d'sposng 81 property, col
4tttns y Ithls, pay lE tuAes @c VIII ~ a. imam
once on THIRD street between Main ana Johnson.
l. 0h 9ALE-i'ot ,, blg.k ~ ~ Nam .treel. Ap
. Piy = sose. - Win AN9iheLEN.
Il nh eALh--i.ol7 ana IN Block %, corner Of
uiIoh ana lVlA stfeets. Terms easy Apply to
,,np..ir r ! !, - - :, i-i-N
l. 3h sALf,-b2ts = and slA IN Block ~, corner
81 fult1n an loth stFrsts Apply g
dee -9 shllH EANsickLEN.
4 - III =, ~ g by l49 on johnson street, be
'"ss" = any = s'fes I,oh S'e; olhi} =
u ! : = !" ' . = 9lN n LIN.
I'"h sAhI'---9 ieei by 40 On 81 street, nlso %
o1nsoh' coIa - IN street, sy ~ on
-, -, = -
Il ny e ~ TT - acres u iand % re Y + CONN
hfac@ apply 70 Hhl ~ q NANslChLfA.
INoR sALE-A dwelling house and lot Bank
street, Apply y SMITH VANslckLE
\ kak Wy property afb}yr T. ,v.>.stcr,,,
L'5E>ALE-or trade f5r Iowa land. Or kcokuk
'lIs p5are5stS-A hoese and lot At Walnut Hills
fs.f q ''Heih"a,,,@liy - ,,.,ct,,,
$50, -, !" : { N'i0 80.
90 re- ~ = on ftrsi street tetTeen Main John
s"1. t.et HOUSE ana III tfh n ifsi and John
s6a- Apply {" It'll /" A,FHIC KILN,
FOH >ALE.
22o Acre = Land. 81 af.ler cultivation, near Ca
..-E.
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Home
INSURANCE COMPANY.
F.l-ELal 49, 80 q In.urance n

Office No. 4 Wall street. New York
.HSh NaPltai, $500 600 .0t
fpiount u asses, S747.972, A
t ,s,ut 81 h1apillties' Sj3,677. 6s
Ilil9 Company differs from most others IN havina
a pad up capital Of s59e ee1 TT and no diyi
lends are made u stockholders without FIRST proy,d
ingfor he unearned premium On All oustnndi,, mol
ioies, iii addition to the eaeital
CHASE. MARTIN, Pres.
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Et,H A4f.E
FOR SALE.

~0 FEET front On second street, with buildings
~ rents for $500 Apply %
noyZ4 Smith I VANSICkLEN.
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900 II,

MN. +. JtRSKR, Sc rrtarv.
On p "a tory Concert Ilali buildin
itusil,aN ms
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4'IYh HUNDRED bbIs winter apples for sale >
/ decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS & mUST0N,S.
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INLODk OIL CLOTHS - Another lot II tctt IT.
| width new ana splendid patterns Just received
ut 81 Main street, DURkEE d co.
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ten. Die game @ntfernune mad Cincinnati betrS2ot T9ksr Sisfar
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init tr9enO elmer 1n6ern, bis iebt betannten @rfeubo bn@ prnts
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oenb einet dneeren 8abn uno 6etra9t ua6 Cincinnati mr. "a
mad SnoinnapOIiS d, mad St.9 uiS Al unb mad GairD IA a.
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buS paer Cincinnati ~perfeben.
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,ur, onbern bef6rbert. '"s"S
50. Dur9fabrtsbtuete merben in alien SouptsfStsn
bss g8efens, in Der Stfet.S Office Der Gam ~enfatipn mnb u, S8cI
fEirotou aunt n~tebrtgten 9reiie perfauft.
l7Gi2n barren 5petter 1lade lit be IL % f;uae onopbSnot
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!" bann ana uG6ften Wprgen nit benny cco n NJ = n NY tn
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SIR, 205 @antpnsMpenne, Sets point,
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Observation-Disclosures, 9ei6mafpDa unb gut %8earbettet aue
Mrten pom Semeirg-, Sunc9= uno Stpre : Upre5 pereen 1ut
Befequng iGnea aus8efubrt; Sitber merben Ginger bmt.
6erner empfebte i'd elm IbDneS enforcement upn Spielwaa.
rem, 6ancn. Nrttteln, trimmings, SrGlmadren, parfunterie.
~5eweQerte, @tppaten, Mtiern, Spe8eln, 8dmnten, &ccpr-
oepns, Qtstnfanen, Nptenpopter &c. &C.
0% Sttdereten &c. perpen IN dIen 6lncp. Nrtifen, ippteYprtt
anomalies &c. seibnafppl sarnirt. - Stat8e unp prpmpte Be-
ptenung perben jugef6ert. GbaS. &reffe,
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