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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, June l0.--There is to be q
grand qualification meeting tonight. Cass
and Douglass will speak, as we'll as q large
number Of members Of Congress now in this
city.
PITTSBURGH, June 10.-River unchanged
since Yesterday; l feet 9 inches by metal
mark. Weather clear and warm
NEw York, June l0.-The brig Branson
was seized here yesterday as SLAYER.
The Kansas rneeting last night collected
an immense crowd. Ex- Governor Reede,
was not present. $4,000 were collected.
The Fusion Democratic State Convention
has been called to meet ut Syracuse JULY
10th.
New YoRK, June 9.-Aux Caves dates
state that the instruction had not been pus
down. The rebels-G0O0 strong-were in
front of Aux Cages. Martial law had been
declared. and the citizens called on to take
arms. Two or three skirmishes had taken
place and 80 insurgents killed.
Inc steamer City Of Newark was burned
this morning while on her regular trip be-
tween this city and Newark. The passengers
were oil taken of with the exception Of one
lady and two gentlemen, who were drowned
The boat was run upon the Jersey fats.
Tie City of Newark had 100 passengers
and large freight on board. Three steam
tugs towed her on to the fats.
| B"sros, Jnne l0.--An American anti-Fill.
more convention was held in the sixth dis.
trict to elect delegates to the New York con.
vention, on the 18th. A large number Of
persons, hitherto supporters OF Fillmore
We're present. The opinions expressed were
that only a union of all parties OF the nortt
. ei'a.d defeat the Democratic nominations
and that the delegates to New York should
60 with the understanding that they suppor
no Candidate except nne who ~ pports thu
Springfield platform.
Alta Kansas meeting at Chelsea near seve,
hundred dollars were subscribed in aid O
the people in Kansas.
! OscEoLA.-We had the pleasure = fey
weeks since, Of visiting this village, tn
county seat OF Clark county, and found it
very handsome and fourishing plac 9. Osce
DIN was laid out, If we remember correctly
about three years ago, and like many othe
inland towns in the State, las improved will
great rapidity. 1t j. sit,Iated on one of tn
great thorougfares icafiing to the Missouri
and in tho midst Of . rich and beautiful re
gion Of country. The citizens, judging from
the improvements ia progress. are industri
Gus and enterprising, and Just tho kind i
/ build up thriving town. CLARK ounty con
tains an ample supply Of timber I'd water
and il one Of the richest and most tssirabl
| IN the state.-[knoxvills Journal.
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cTThis prose in rhyme will do Marshal
spare that dog, touch not single hair he
worries many q hog, from out his muddy
lair. o! when he was pup, 80 frisky and
90 plump, he Tapped his milk from cup,
when hungry-at a jump. And then his fun
ny tricks, 80 funny in their place, 80 full Of
canine ticks, upon your hands and face
You will surely let him live Oh do not kill
him-dead; he wags his narrative, and prays
for life-not lead. Go get the muzzle now,
and put upon his mouth, and stay that bow
vow vow and tendency to drought. He il
our children's pet, companion Of their JOY
you will not kill him yet, and thus their
hopes destroy. No, Marshal, spare that pup,
touch not . single hair. o! put your pistol
up and 20 away from there.
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WAsHINaroN. June 10.

WAsHINoroS, June 10.
SESArE.-Mr. Crittenden, in reference to
Kansas matters, said they had been in ses-
sion nearly seven months, and disgraceful
evil was growing day by day and spreading
wider and wider, inaaming passions already
too much excited; and not only is the peace
of Kansas disturbed, but the peace OK the
entire country ii disturbed
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The New York Tribune until quite lately
has looked suspiciously upon the proposition
! to nominate John c. Fremont. But, like I'll
the rest of us, il is pressed into close quar-
tiers. 1t feels the need OF securing every
vote. On cool and anxious survey, it CON-
cludes him to be the strongest man;
lst-Because he is young and active, and
would enlist the sympathies and exertions OF
the youthful and ardent.
2d-Because though young and poor born,
he has done mere service, braved more peril,
achieved more reputation than any man OF
his years now living.
3d--Because though never n strong parti-
gan, he used to be ranked as n Democrat,
and his nomination would close the mouths
of those who would seek to make capital
out of the cry of g Wing trick" If 4
Wing were nominated.
4th-Because Fremont's name is spon-
taneous suggestion of such men as Blair,
Banks, Wentworth, ETC., whose influence
with the old jackson and Van Buren, Demo-
CTutS 10 stoHSs uHu NfusC soEoIltN 10 WI
thy of Difference.
9Th because Fremont was one OF the
most active men in the establishment OF
Freedom in California, and has been Iro-
scribed for his conduct in that regard.
6th-Because he has done nothing to rem
der himself obnoxious to American or
Adopted citizens.
7th--Because he could carry California,
and make q good fight in Delaware and Mis-
souri,.
sth--Because the attacks that the Ebo-
shins IRE already making upon him, charging
him with being incompetent, unqualified,
etc., would be likely to advantage him
greatly.
In our own opinion Fremont will most
likely be the nominee, yet we shall not be
much disappointed if the choice fell upon
Judge Mclean. Certainly the nomination of
Mclean, Seward, Fremont, Sumner, Chase,
or any similar man will be equally accepta-
b @ to US
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ATHENEUM.
THOS. DUFF, Manager,
j. MoRoNEY, Asst. Manager,
J. c. ScHxLL. Scenic Artist.
Friday Evening, J.ae -.
Last night Of the engagement Of the celebrated
Artists.
Mr. G. F. BROWN,
andl
MISS LOUISA PRAY.
This Evening, Friday, June 18th, will b per-
formed the celebrated Tragedy Of
PlzARRO;
OR, THE DEATH OF RoLLA.
Dance, by MISS LOUISA PRAY.
The performance will conclude with tho new
and elegant Comedetta of
THE LADIES' STRATAGEM.
Joseph, q. +. Brown.
NJ argaret, with songs and dances,) Louisa Pray.
NOTICE. In rehearsal "Esmereida, or The Bell
Ringer Of Notre Dame.
Prices of Adm Dress Circle so cents Gallery
2ss3ais. Doors opanat O'Clock. curtain will rise
at:i.
A FEW genteei day boarders can be accommodated
N il application BE- made to tho undersigned
ut tbs Pavilion, Concert street, between I'd and Sd.
June i3d2w S. /. blaine.
COapetkti0n - the Life ~ Trade.
iVnIN ROOFING, and all kinds of jobbing work
done on the most reasonable terms by the und.r-
signed, And all work done warranted to b. equal
| TO any other shop in this city or State
N. B.-Shop the corner OF Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK ZUG0.
| Keokuk, June l3d6m
| Regular kuk and BURLINGTON
Packet.
| T1vHE fast running passenger Packet - -
i SKIPPER, J. Cram commander,
will run in tho above trade the coming season.
LEAVES ksokuK
TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, at u o clock A. \,
Connecting At Burlington with the o'clock p. y.
cars for Chicago. Returning,
LEAVES BrRLIsGrox
MONDAYS,
| WEDNESDAYS,
| FRIDAYS, 1t II O'Clock A. Z.
Rer freight or passage apply on board, Or 10
/ STAFFORD McCUNE,
! Jsnslsd Lsvss, Lsokak.
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Cnlcago New Who.....~ :.

OAtC0BO new WhUisnAAt
CIGAR TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE, 4
No. n Randolph Street, ...........CHiCAG0, Ills.
nv h are now receiving a larg. and choice stock OK
w HAVANA AND BONES re CIGARS,
FiMe.cut, sm ON Ing, 4 Piux Tobacco I
Having direct communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, tbs source Of
production and manufacture Of PLYs IosAeto, en-
ables us to onsr some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobaccos Ut very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
TO examine our rtock. j. +. JORDAN 4 C0.
Il Randolph ST, Opposite Young Amerca,) Chicago.
June III '56diy
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Republicans Declaration of Princi'
pies.

ADOPTED FfrTsBUUH CONVENTION.
|. We demand and shall attempt to secure thu
repeal of oil laws which allow the introduction Of
SLAVERY into territories once consecrated 10 freedom
and win resist by every constitutional means the
existence Of Slavery in any tf the territories Of the
United states.
q We will support by every lawful means our
brethren in Kansas in their constitutional and
ly resistance the usurped authority Of their Law
less invaders and will give the full weight Of our
political power in favor Of theimmedat admission
Of Kansas to the Union as free, sovereign, indie
pendent State.
8. Believing that the present national admins
tration has shown itself to be weak and faithless,
md thatits continuance in power Is identified with
the progress Of the slave power to national suprcma
CT, with the exclusion OF freedom from the terrific
ry and with increasing civil discord, il is leading
purpose Of organization to oppose and over
throwit
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The People of the Upisst States, without regard
tot past political difehfioe divisions, who are
opposed to the repeal Of The Missouri Compromise,
TO the policy Of the present Administration, to the
extension Of Slavery into the Territories in favor
If the admission Of Kansas as Free State, and OF
restoring the actien of the Federal Government to
the principles of Washington and Jefferson, are in
vited by the NAtionsl Committee, appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention of the 23d of February,
1856. send from each State three Delegates from
every Congressional District. and SIX Delegates n;
largo, to meet in PHILADELPHIA, ON the 18th
day of June next, for the purpose Of recommending
candidates for the Offices of President and Vice
President If the United States.
By order Of the National Committee.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1855.
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To Carpenters, Bo AZ re, and OF h ~.
\NOOD Turning. Scroll and Fancy Saving done
w TO order a. the keokuk Furniture Nanusscto-
ry, corner Of Johnson and ith streets.
June Iedfwd kTLBDUNNE h DAVIS
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/ Before the Spring election, while Col.
!, Curtis Was candidate for Mayor, the Time,
! said he was - Black Republican Candi-
date" (See Times Of April CD From the
Times of April 9th, We extract the follow
ing
Wonder what this same
/ Col. Curtis was doing at the Black Republi-
/ can convention as Charleston last winter ?
/ Does the Gate not know that il 10 asserting
LIE when it says that Curtis 10 no political
manager? Does it not know that the Col was
there and played chief fugeteman in setting
the traps and getting up the resolutions,
taking strong grounds in favor Of Black Re-
publicanism No political manager, eh 7
oh, humbug! Try again Mr.. Gate.
The Times of day before yesterday has the
following:
. rHE No-PARrY CANpIpArK.-We know
IA number of Democrats, who were unac-
quainted with the political opinions OF Col.
Curtis at the late charter election, and who,
upon the representations OF his friends that
he was not Black Republican, voted for
him. The Gate City now says he proclaim
cd his political principles to the people. 1t
took care not 70 report I If . did, but he
did not. The people were to be gulled one
way then-they are to be gulled, if pos
siblc, another way now. Vire la hum
bug ~
II is very plain that the Times lied, either
in the former or latter instance, and we
believe 1t intended to do SO in both.
a1J A large and enthusiastic meeting in
aid Of the Free State men Of Kansas was
held at Davenport on the 9th. Col. Lane
addressed the meeting.
CT The Times didn't hear Col. Curtis
any he was Republican, therefore, he
didn't say sos Gate.
We did not hear Col. Curtis declare in
any Of his speeches prior to the charter cleo
ton, that he was ga Republican, as you
have reported him. Did you hear him If
SO when and where? Let's have the particu-
lars.-[ Times.
At Burrows Hall, Friday evening, March
l4thl 1856.
Gu The Times resents our plain and
truthful illusions to its particular political
friends, Brooks, Rynders, Atchison, etc. 1t
is nothing surprising.
"a fellow-feeling makes them wond rous kind .
Thos. Darcy McGee sen. letter to
tho President OF the Cincinnati Convention,
demanding the expulsion Of the murderer
Herbert of California, who was one Of the
delegates. No notice was taken Of it.-[Ex-
change.
OF course not. 1t is not the way OF the
party. Heating was but an Irish waiter
Herbert was rich, a member of Congress,
and delegate t, the great Convention Of
the Ebo- Shin Democracy.
ITThe New York Herald says Of the
nomination Of Buchanan:
''Many o. our hopeful democratic fellow
citizens affect to believe that there will hard
" be fght-that Mr.. Buchanan. with hard
lv II show of resistance. will walk over the
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EN-. 4 u. w. rOun.

Re HI ~ -. wskONb,
Dealers In ReAi Estate,
Office over Banking House Of Ford, o,rhan Ford,
junel0d&wl KEpKuk, IOWA.
kc0kuk Furniture Ma factory.
Eleventh Street bel Main and JohnSJa ksoklk fJIsa.
kl1OOU 0NE u DAVIS,
A. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE Deal
WI ers in all kinds Of Cabinet Ware. Orders from
distance respectfully solicited aud promptly At
tended 70 il selected in person, carefully packed
and forwarded to ali parts II the country.
keokuk, June 10 ',0-tiSw
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ORD, CuAs. r. GoRHAN Il. ". Y
Ford, 0oYham & Ford,
BANKERS,

Third ST., one door SOUTH VI Main. kepkuk, Iowa.
REFERENcEs.
Metropolitan Bank, New York
Winslo1, Isnier 4 CO., New York
W. Howe, prest., Boston
Geo W. Thaycr, Prest., Boston;
II Seldcn Thayer, Cash'r, Buffalo
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
l. II. Burch Co., Chicago;
Carpenter Il Ford. Cincinnati;
Darby Barksdale, 81. Louis
L. r. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
iuDe1 0dAx
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~ B. FOWLER will commence q course Of Leo
~. lures In Keokuk, on HuxAs LIFE, its orgAaa,
fuaotions and improvement probably on Saturday
svsuing. For precise time and place, see Saturday
papers and bills. June IL SD &
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E1rThe New York Herald says Of tn
nomination of Buchanan

''Many o. our hopeful democratic fellow
citizens affect to believe that there will hard
" be fght-that Mr.. Buchanan. with hard
ly show of resistance, will walk over the
course. We have only to say, looking calm
ly over the whole field, that for all such Us
entertain the belief that there will be no
struggle, the doors Of some lunatie asylum
had better be left open at once.''
Nobody thinks less Of the Herald than We,
but it has often been very correct in its po-
liiical calculations.
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Tim s and Post copy.l
CRACK EH.l CnAOkERsi

ITNTWMENNt
TIfIAT in consequence of his being about to build
/ and enlarge his Machine Cracker aud Bread
Bakery he will not be able after two weeks, TO at
tend to any orders for Mt least months.
He requests those in want 10 give him speedy Io-
tice X. GALLOWAY, e.~,@
el2ff JeA ssen ST. tr-twpru I'D and ath.-
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ron sALE,

TOR SALE,
full lots on Sd street,
2 lots 2oxsy II Sd street,
2Iots 2VA.v on Sd street,
/. lots on johnson, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
lot on johnson, loxloo, between Sd and -.
lot on johnson, 20x4e, between second sDd Sd.
loi ON 81 between Main and johnson, 20x56.
io.s on LIST, 20x75.
lot on Bank, between I'd and I'd.
: iots with brie. house, On Eighth and Bank
streets.
A house and lot on 18th street.
houaes and lots.
l lot on Main street
lots iVth street.
] lots ON Franklin street.
10 Arrs Ut laadnsar the city.
= lots eH 9Th street, with q small house.
. lots End street.
Apply 10 SMITH VANSlcKLEN-
ST0RE Pod hENT--3 stories With . cellar, in
~ Burrows Block, possession given immedissely.
Ii can be had for two years Apply to
SMITH vANSICKLEH.
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AlWave on ManA.

AlWays ON Hama.
VTIOODWARDS CO. have his day received BY e.
w press dne lot Of Gentlemsn's Spring Cloth.
ins 1t No. 50 Main street mcbSdfw
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40 acres Of timber land four miles from the eitJ
60 acres of land WITHIN three miles Of the city
22s Aeres, 90 acres under cultivation, near Canal
60 A liberal credit will be given.
26S acres, also under cultivation, eleven nil,
from b. city. Tssms easy.
SMITH
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febi6 dom

CuFIoslties Ter the Little Felix's.
LIVERY thing that you can think Of 70 tickle the
Il hearts Of the little folks be had Of C. Ober.
81 20. SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLR.
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NOTICE.
CAN'T HENDERSON, il hereby noaiAsd that II
- his Threshing Machine is not oall.d for with
In 80 days, il will be sold TO pay charges. by
junc6-d30d CONNABLE, SMYTH co.
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ICEg ICEIl
ICE promptly idslisered daily, in any part Of the
i town, In any quantity to snit customers.
Orders may Sc left ct hamill / Co = Grocery.
apr3e-d J. A. RALSTON + co.
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INDEMNITY INDEMNITY

INDEMNITY INDEMNITY
TN ANo l Companies.
i EQUITABLE or LONDON, Capital $500 ,eoe.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, PhilsdelphiA
Capital 100000.
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond da Lee
Wis.,, Capital t5U0, 200.
BRIDGEpOkT FIRE AND MARINE, Bridge
port CT, Capital $500, 900. So
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, O., Capital
t300, 900.
HOME, No. 4 Wall street, New York, Capita
t5OO, 900.
Policies Issued In the above safe Companies, %
mutual principle the insured sharing in the proats
Of the Co., and on cash plan, 81 reasonable rates.
Nm. II. TURNER, Agent.
Ohce on I'd street. myl7din
kEOKUk MAXINE lNSURANCk CO.
Capital, $500 900.
TIyHIS Com pany 10 prepared to do Marine 1n1uS-
i ancs business. Cargo risks taken 1t customary
rates. and the usual Cash facilities extended to reg
ulAr customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRRcToRs:
A. Bridgman, VIM. r. Turner,
Il. II. Harrison. Geo. Is. Smyth.
John Tcmplin, A. L. Dcming,
John McCuno, &. 4. Conn,
&. Harber, Jas. +. Cox.
W. c. Rsnsgen.
A. BRIDGMAN. President.
Il. B. SMYTu, Vice Presde0t.
A. l.. DEMING, Treasurer.
WM.F. TURNER, Secretary.
Office in Samples building, Second Street.
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uAvIN0 determined, hereafter, 10 do N excl9-
i sively cash business in cur retail department,
prepared 10 sell ali kinds Of Hat, Caps, Boz
nets, ke. ~ greatly reduced prices. Oar stock 10
now very complete, and We keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles,
and will sell lower for cash than the grades
are sold ON credit. 30 come with your dimes!
~ An kinds u Millinery work done 70 order
ct the shortest notice.
lAct diff. ID. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
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SMITH 4 yANsICKLEE.


A farm Of 40 acres, all under fence, with tive
double log cabins, and barn 3exlo, situated Is miles
from keokuk, IN sight of, and one mile and hall
from the Mississippi. Terms--one third cash, the
balance in one or two years. Price, &2l per
Tit,- indisputab.s. SMITH VASSlCkLEN.
LS0R HALE--A house and Two lots In Pontoosae,
Il Illinois. Apply to
SMITH Il vANsIckLEN.
L,0R sALE-Two new brick dwelling houses.--
il Apply soon. Possession Immediately
SMITH yANSlCkLEN.
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a1T large and enthusiastic meeting in
aid of the Free State men Of Kansas was
held at Davenport on the 9th. Col. Lane
addressed the m Getting.
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O06 R1XVUF08e
rIsHE undersigned are prepared TO receive orders
for fitting up storss, ofhces and dwelling houses,
with pipe and 6xtures for gss-promptly executing
the same, and all their work to BE- gas
tight.
All persons desirous OF using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their nd
dress with Us, through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession in which they
are received. SC0FIELD h BROTHER.
Jnlv I'D
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HATS !! HATS

HATS HATS
XNEhave now on hand full supply If HAt1 OF
w the spring style, Ia which We invite the al
teniion Of merchants Ana the pubic generally.
myvdAw u. +. HUMPHREY 0AoE-
S0TT HATS, black, elaret, tan, brown and drab,
- Of every variety OF style, Just received. by
myy-dkw ID. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1900 D0Z. palm leaf hats, just received at the
store Of ID. y. HUMPHREY AGA0E.
my9dAw
900 DOz. Leghorn and straw hats, just received
by Dr.. HUMPHREY 4GAGE.
nysdA~
MILLINERY GOODS Of all kinds, large stock
WI constantly on hand, at the store VI
myaddw D.. HUMPHREY GAGE.
500 boz. WOOL hats, just received, by
mys dAw ID. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
SHIklS-Just received, q good Assor,ment os
~ Shirts. Also, crAvats, gloves and collars, of
every variety, ct the store of
myydkw Dr.. HUMPHREY GAGE.
100 Cases silk aud straw bonnets, ~ the store cf
myydkw d. r. HUMPHREY GAZE.
DARASOt4s and Umbreiias. endiess variety, ~
i the store Of u. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
my9dkw
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nFFICE In hiib'urn . Book, Main street, near
~ Second. Lots laid out in Reds, kiib5urne'e,
and Mason's Additions, and any other business in
his line performed with promptness and accuracy.
krnkuk. JnAe 10. 'sA--.lbm
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DRusHEs.-rooth, Hair aud Nail Brushes, :
II large ass1rtm snt OF sup ,ror qualities for sale
by Wilkinson MARSHALL
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists,
june31 Corner " Main aud Sd sta
GENUINE LtBtS's ExrkAfvr>.-tocks y club
~ R1agh and X .sIy, Bouquet de Caroline, Pat,
,uly, Rose, Jenny Lind And pther celebrated PSF
fumes for the toilet for sale by
WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
Sacc,ss II IL. IL. Ayres, cor. Main and Sd
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DAvIp .. sNIrH.

00aA Estate Broke and Agents fer
the sale 81 Real Estate.
Peet Buildings, I'D street. bet. Main and johnson.
FOR SALE.
A FARM containing EOS acres SIS timber land,
n the balance divided into five fields, all we'll wa
tered, 40 acres in Timothy hne orchard Of bearing
apple trees, hne peach orchard, choice selection
Of pear, plum, damson, apricot and cherry trees,
ounce currAnt, guosebcrry and other fruit in album
dance. The farm is situated on eminenee near
the Plank RaAd overlooking ths Mississippi river,
for miles In extent, snd from which can b seen i've
towns, TO wits Montro~s, Charleston, New Boston,
Ambrosia, and Nauvoo,) tho railroads on either
eide Of the Mississippi be from this point;
the buildings Of bat little account, but suf
lcicnt to accommodate for short time, any person
wishing aud having the means 70 invest IN view Of
constructing 6ne dwelling and out buildings, upon
the best location and choicest piece Of farming land
in the State OF Iowa The fencing 10 sabstAntisl-
the RsIge not 70 be excelled in this or any other
State.
The purchaser can have ten years q laIgc por
ton Of the purchase money. For further particu-
lara apply to myl5 SMITH vANSlcKLEN.
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GNSURANCE5
LIRE, Life and Marine Insurance effected IN the
1-sabr+4ntiaf cotnpauivs named below. Their
combined capital amounts to s., 200, Geo. -.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
E,na Insurance Go.
Etns Life Insurance Co.
Once corner IT Main and Second streets.
myiOdln W. W. BRLKNAp, Aesuv.
LOOK HERElI!
STOLEN or taken Of of the Levee through mis-
~ take, boxes merchandise, discharged by the
steamer "Yuba" April 10Th, mark ed ..Hesse 4 Gar
Ing them will BE- thankfully received and suitably
rewarded, by CONNABLE, sMYIH 4 co.
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