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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-16
Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL, TRADE

- dealers, are IN receipt II much he largest secB
which they have yet ever displayed to the mcr
chants e Iowa, Missouri and Illinois u which they
ask attention, and Guaranty BE at ST. Louis prices
sept. Z, ls55.-daw
4 Mes SH0VEI5.--A large stock lto arriys, for
I 4 sat Low by = " 4 II. TUCKER.
WASHING MACHINES-rh Tile celebrated Float
w ing knuckels ashing Machine. for sale by
). W. IL. TUCKER.
~,HQI GI As.-A lot II doube-barre lied shot guns,
al. TUCKER.
(fIKCULAK sAWS.-All lies IL III ST. LOU.
5. 81. q II. TUCKER.
NIANpRELS, for Circular Saws FIR sale -
VI :. ". 4 II. TUCKER
sHON ELS AID ToNGS.-lhe ii 1erent aualtius
- Of Iron. Bras and steel. In SHE by
5. W. 4 Ii. TUCKER
DICKS AND MATTOGks.-A supply Of German
stesl ana cast steel pointed PICKS and Matt3eks ;
Also, Stone picks aud sledges for sale Ivy
5. y. s II. TUCKER.
- by s ". 4 II. TUCKER
4 Ne AXES Hunts Collins simmons Lip
z \ pincptt's, Whites and Wilson axes. large
stock far sale lun ~ $ N. & ii. TUCKER.
DLATFoRAl scales. from ICONS and upwards, II
L farbank pattern, with and without ievers To-
aie by 5. W. d II. TUCKER
= G.. h, X.
GADy. JONES PECK.
- l'iN Of tne Anvil importers and ~S>
- dealers Foreign and Domestic 49,
Hardware, Co.
Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Sash, Glass, dc Main street
between sth aud 9th, keokuk, Iowa. Opposite Ne
chanlc@ Block ian4d
BUILDERS hardware, locks, Iatehcs. belts loose
- and fast butts, screws, &c. A full Assessment
and latest styles at CADl, JONES PECK =
jan3d
ENFIELD Tool Co.'S planes a superior art-
~ Gle. az the sign If the BIG ANVIL
jan5d
(fHARC0AL Heater Sad irons. great saving IL
~ fuel, worthy the attention Of every housewife
al eADl, JONES PECk'S.
\NADEa Butcher genuine raxors, also "a sule-
rl2r article Vt razor straps At tbs sign # th,
janJd BIG ANVIL.
II AhBERo Shears, gents pocket SCISSORS ladies
- scissor. sae0ra aud trimmer, AineToAa manu-
jan5d caDY, JONES 4 PEoK's.
II Arm l0rrollers, ne best article in use for hung
ID ing barnard carriage house doors atthe sign Il
the BIG ANVIL.
ian5d
GOLD Box ana Parker's b-nch vices iron and
jan5d cApY. JONES pEeK's.
noU6LAe water rams, pumps, galvanized wfu
ian5d BIG ANVIL.
~. e9a binding. trace, halter dog and jack
- chains, at CADY JONES FEtk's.
jansa
COFFEE koasttrs. corn loppers. euamehd ketties
~ ana sauce pans. brass kettles, aoase turntshih.
articles q every description at tAe sisi s. ,he
jan5d nc IL.
DAINT Varmish sash, horse cloth. hair, tooth,
/ white wash, and other bru-hes. q New York
manufacture al CApli JON - d fEth ,.
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Lumber Lumber !,

FrNliE .ab.eribsr has bousbt the Fast saN Mr.
L twe mites above the and IS prelared 20
Furnish al kinds IL lumhf seept plHel 81 he
sA notice =; from rs 50 So Il PR go feet.
III h also carrying on The Pl8u and Wage facto-
RI On The cotnerof 2th and Man street whore he
IA pared to furnish Wagois and Pows # he best
anlsh and quality ~ shptsaif 0r retaii cheaper
thaH similar article ear be had in southern Iowa.
decl9d&wtt ffANk iNS TAYLOR.
fIfHEsubseriber wahes H. pat ia the wall auring
1850 I've uitlloHs oG bftck. ia which he will
lake I an lots ar land IN the HAT Breed Tract
tlso two span Oh horses wanted exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
iani6dtf
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.
New Furniture.

new III
= TCEINEDby late shipments ~ tho "date ity
IL Furniture Rooms. :"
II pairSaciabies and elegant ,ylcs various pat
terms and prices
d3z upholstered Ionng
pair : ,fas, ~ honable patterns.
marble tapdressing Bureaus various patterns.
10 psib do.
marble Top Frieae leg Center Tables
Rosewood Ia; stands. gilt ndiyery mounted, new
and elegant patterns
66otllicdo cherry and walnut.
G Turned DO.
So dor cane seat Chairs all patterns and qualities
2d"arm Rocker, cane seat and ba. 4.
do sewing Rockers, Do.
AiSosom beautiful upholstered 0tt3mans, Gothic
Reception Chars. QuaFtrtte Ta3es. Fancy Towel
lonnble Furniture which the rGhleareinyit Is eal
and examine. G. s. ABloII
dee i9d l36 Main ST.
E.aad~ and CITY Eots tor sale.
Ii ANINn been requested by stndry persons and
L l. al suuirv lines 10 name th4 prices | would
take for my lands ana lots Ia Iowa. take this OPP
portunity 70 inform The public Ia general Of the
prices will uom take for the A list is here
unts annexed:
Sd ! Z q
lot r in hiosh r in keokak-
10
and tie Whole IL l2I
Lois 60 and lQ3 il Nashville. and tho SE4gf n
" OF 25--b2~-5 g o aeyesJ IN dispute
For The whole Of when / nsH take fcent 4-fieo
thousand dollars ore-thiri in hard and the b. nee
IN one tive, Tires. ami four annual payments with
Interest a 10 pg cut from IL & t. d paid annu.
ally and secured BY deed IF trust untl ali il paid
Any person wishing for particular information "a
@ location or quality If tie lands, ma apply 10 IL
I Reid Esq, or has Honor the saayor Of The city 81
heoknk. WIN. GILIASS.
July %. sa5. i
IAusESs >H0E STORE.
nGRssle room is now fitted up ina FIST rate style
- and we arc new prepared TO attend 10 he wants
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.. q general asg0rI mont Of
NADDI.IKN IIAKnW AXE.

SaUlTeTy IATuWNTt, NVINcEcu mar
aet and for sale nj st. Louis prices.
They have hand and are constantly manu-
featuring # The best materials, Saddles, Brides and
-iarness of every deser. puon.
The above articles viii be sold at Wholesale or re.
All i uniform prices.
Those wanting any hing il our line viii 10 we'll
% call AMI examine sock before buying a. we
intend to give ali, the worth II their money.
The highest price will he pad IN cash Tor Hides
J .. BLRNARD 4 co.
Ir..Lrk
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4 HEAVY supply If Brass Japnnnrd and plat
~ Candle Srick, 1T the ~aie Rooms Of the Quint-
Cannon Coal burner, whichis offered extremely low d
oct 10 C0MNJDLk x BIOL HEkS
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L'L0oR OIL CLOTHS Another lot II feet ia
l. width. naw and splendid patterns just received
at 81 Nam street. DUkkEE Il co.
aecl Cd
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STATIONERY g Writing Fluid, carinine
- red ms, superior cap letter and blotting paper
biz books, blank notes, deeds, ETC..
noyI j H. WESTCOTT
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Gu.llou, andcrsonA co.
HOOT> aNn ~Eaoa~ AZ ensv

-. 4 Ma hets'. below 4th. i'h.lhdylphi.
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100 PAIRof Tnners' solder CYppers On hand a
i w the ale Rooms OF the Substantial Oval Boy
uyatirg Stoves
uetl0 C0MST0Ck & BROTHERS
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The syib~crib Rs, rropgie
tors = the EuTre Stove
" urks ST. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealer IN Iowa titat they
have establish Ii o branch
% their hons IN X eokuk,
"h.rt tie : viii keep con
.antiy on hand q large
and Rr.I-ass Etti stock
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Cards. Cards !
Diamond Card Presses,

Having nos in operation one " Rug
celebFateA
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26
ORDINANCE NO. as,

An Ordinances providing for tho Inspection and Meas
ufsment Of Lunb-r, and Other Building materials,
aud the measurement Of mechanical work.
b. II Osdnaed The City Council Of the City Of Keo-
the City Council, at its first meeting, 0ficsr who
shall be entitled en- npsctor and Measurer u Lam
ber,
SIC. .. That all lumber and other building mate
rails sold or purchased b. used in said Guy shal
be properly inspected and measured by the peon Sc
xcsss n1 thn Iaann,i nuI ,naas. III niinsr
party should require IL, aud certificates thereof aiv
shall be according to the judgment Of the person 80
selected.
SIC. J. That all mech nical work, done and per-
formed within 81 d city. shalt be Measured by tue
rson elected aforesaid, IL either party concern
I'd should rqur- it, and certificates thereof given to
each party, which measurement shall be in accord-
ance with the mpstApprovsd mode and rules Of meas-
urement.
SEC. 4. That any pcrsoa who shall for the pur-
pose OF cheating, wronging or defraading another,
exhibit certificate OF the said measurer by
making the same applicable to any greater LEES
quantity Of Lumber other building materials, OF
mechanical work, any other than the mAterisls
work for which the originally given shall!
forfeit and pay. for the use VI said city, the sum Of
each and every such odense.
SIC. s. That there shall be allowed for services
under the provisins Of this Ordinance, the follow
Ing foes, onehalf TO BE- paid by esch Of the con-
tracing parties towt: for the imposition and NEAR
ursmsnt Of lumber, building materials, ard the
msa.l smsnt q mechanical WORK, the SUN " atty
cents Tor one Ous les, including the time oceu-
psd IN going % the pace whore she measursmsnt y
lone, and thirfy cents Tor each saeossding hour.
IArrs.r.l sAMLR. CURTIS, Msyor.
b. II AsasaAx. GUY Recorder.
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Foreign News.
11R
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
DALLAS TO REMAIN.
TERRIBLE INUNDATION In FRANCE.
Sebastopol to be Rebuilt.
ADVANCE ADSTUFFS.

NEW ONk, JUNO SJ.-l Ae steamer AtlhnLiC
arrived about IL O'Clock on Sunday night.
! She brings 81 passengers, among them Mr..
Fillmore. In honor of his arrival numerous
! salutes were fred in this city and Brooklyn
during the night. She LEFT Liverpool on the
9th Of June.
The English public are still without off,
cial notice Of Champions dismissal, but re-
gard it as fixed fact. The positive but un-
the Asia created little excitement. The Lon
don papers all have editorials on the subject
and generally argue the case as q personal
one, and that there 10 no occasion to send
Dallas away.
toward the United States. The News won
annexation of.lndia as a palliation of her own
propensities, India being an entirely cxcep-
tionable case. The Morning Chronicle thinks
It cowardly to make scapegoat Of Cranp-
ton. The London Star, organ of the Man
chester party, thinks it perfectly absurd to
60 to war TO vindicate the indlgnity toward
Champion, and ridicules the idea
An ATTEMPT on the life Of the Queen OF
Spain is reported. A young man presented
pistol at her, bu. was immediately dis
armed.
Parliamentary proceedings generally i'm
portant. The bill altering the Parliamentary
oath so as to admit the Jews taking it had
passed the House Of Commons.
1t is estimated that the foundations in
France have rendered 10000 people home-
less, and 100000 have been thrown out of
employment. Notwithstanding the foods, it
was hoped the corn crop will not fall much
below the average.
1t was reported in Berlin that Prussia and
Sardinia had demanded the recognizing Of
the Danubian Principalitiss, and that the
demand had been nceeded to.
1t is stated that Austria is resolved to erect
the Lombardo Venetian provinces into the
Kingdom of Upper Italy.
Arabia still in a state of nsurrection, re-
fusing longer to recognize the rule Of Tur-
kew.
The Russian Commissioner to settle the
affairs Of the municipalities has been request
ed to retire from the commission, and Moka-
lair Pascha. formerly Prince Of Stoundxa,
be permitted to take part in the commission.
Crlmean letters mention report that TO-
UOO masons are to commence rebuilding
Sebastopol after the retirement Of the allies.
The steamer Alma started the second time
on the 1lth for New York, but the trouble
again occurred in her machinery and she put
back to Southampton.
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News from Kan.ns.

ST. Louis, June GA letter in the Re-
publican dated Westport 18th, saws Sumner
has put the California and Santa Re roads
and all principal shoroughfares leading into
Kansas under blockade, and has driven Ma
JOY Buford, General Jones and Col. Shelby.
all heading emigrant parties desirous OF be-
coming pesceable settlers, out Of the Terri
tory.
Another letter dated Kansas CITY 10th.
says: Sumner states that every criminal or
person under Indictment in Kansa. shall be
arrested, Ani Una. nelther Lane nor any
body else shal. come armed into the Terri
tory, through iowa, Nebraska, nor anv other
place, except it be over his dead BODY.
An attempt Was made the night OF the
18th to murder the new Deputy Sheriff Of
Douglass County who lives at Franklin.
Three men came to his house and cred
through the window at his bed, thsy then
broke open his door, when the Sheriff shot
one Of them dead and the rest fed,
The same letter says Sumner received 4
dispatch dated the 18th, from Fort Kearney.
stating that band Of Cheyenne Indians
had Joined party Of Siouxs, and war had
been proclaimed again, and ono white settler
killed. Sumner Immediately dispatched .
company to Fort Kearncy from the camp
near Westport.
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TIE BANJO Is Co1xINol
The 0reassst Novelty - sAs Are I
Med Davis Otto A6inDtrols.
Music AND MIRTH FOR THE MIILlONt


VINHE magnificent floating Theatre nAx,o having
L on board Ned DAVIS far famed Clio Mnstreir,
the most talented troupe of vocal and instrumental
performers ever seen In the Western country. will
pay her frat visit to
KEOKUk, SATURDAY. JUNE 2ssh.
when the company will give TWO OF their grand mu-
steal and mirth provoking entertainments which
have been received with enthusiastic appliance
throughout tbs South aud West
NED DAVIS the great tsmborin.st. MADAM DA-
Wis the fayorite dansuese, w. PENN LEnR the
celebrated hanjoist J. W. ADAMS the Lest ballad
singer in the Union, LEVI BROWN w. PLATO,
WOODRUFF, sIOCUM, REED, CAMPBELL. and
CHARLIE B. GRIST, make up9 ssy # talent
never before concentrated; and 1T, -ories intro
dacing new songs now jokes, ballads nr ratio Che
ruses, National Melodies, Duets, Negro Eosentrci-
ties, Solos, Refrains Dancing, de-, Ac elirtt the en-
compms wherever they are given.
THE STEAMER BANJO.
which was built expressly for this cp,a apon m
entirely new and unique plan, Is bca4 tatsy fitted
up. Is we'll ventilated, has q capacaas age, and
will comfortably seat 500 people.
Performan. OF at 2 dTlP.H.
Adnaission so cents.......... Children % ce,.fs.
june26dst
kSORSALE.-Two tne two story brick dwelling
1 situated on the corner Of Concert and 18th sts-
This house will readily rent for $500 Year. and
can DO purchased OF II bargain. Apply to
G. X. DIMoND,
juneco kilbourne's Block, Msin st.
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xxxIvth Congrcsx--r,r., session.
WASHINGTON. June %.

WASHINGTON, June %.
SESArR.--Mr. Toom5s desired to have
some complete anu final IN casures adopted
for paci6caton in that territory. In order
TO effect this the census should be taken, as
this would take away all motive for either
section OF the union IN attempt to force peo-
pie into Kansas, and entirely endanger the
peace OF the country, in order to promote
a sectional advantage by having institutions
made for the people Of the territory by
population who have not the least interest in
the question. The bill also proposed to
protect the freedom of the ballot box, and to
that end submits such questions to commits
sioaers to be selected by the President who
was to cause m enumeration to be made for
the purpose, first of having proper distri-
button Of the representative SO as to give
like and equal representation to the popu-
lation. Secondly, for the purpose OF having
registry law for bona 6de inhabitants Of the
Territory. The bill provides that all male
inhabitants over q years Of age shall be
registered as legal voters, and that Kansas
De admitted into the Union ~ a State, with
no delay, as soon as census is taken, and it
shall be ascertaincd who are real inhabitants
OF Kansas; they shall forthwith proceed to
the election of delegates to a convention to
form State constitution. This election he
would have take place, on the first Tuesday
IN November, and that would be SUFFICIENT
time and allow four months residence to in
habitsnts, and would come on the day when
the people of the different States would be
prevented, in consequence of being occupied
IN the Presidential election, from even At
tempting to defeat the real wishes of the
people Of Kansas by interference in the cleo
ton. This measure he said was liable to
one ,blection-that was not Of principle nor
ezpedency; it was solely the small number
OF inhabitants there but that objection
was waived by considerable portion OF tho
Senate, and BY large number Of people.
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reiegrap htc News.

CINCINNATI. June 24.--A mass meeting
was held here last evening to ratify the Re-
publican nomination. II is estimated {. 1000
or 10000 persons were present. A large pro-
ccssion Of Germans joined the meeting. L.
d. Mansfield presided.
WASHINGTON. June 24.-Gen. Smith left
last evening for Philadelphia, but will return
in day or two, when his instructions will
be completed, and he will proceed to Kansas
Immediately. He eventually supercedes Col.
Sumner, from the fact that he is his senior
Col. Sumner, understand, will remain in
command Of portion Of the troops.
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issaATaeDE.-The Cincinnati Enquirer
tninks At remarkable evidence Of invrat;-
s0ie that John G. Fremont, whom some char
it9ole ladies Of South Carolina found : rag :
sed orphan boy andHrovded for hs comfort
and sent to school, should consent to be the
candidate Of party opposed to spreading
the peculiar institution Of his native State
over the national territory. Incredible. in.
deed! And then, he was dragged orphan
boy" and the "son OF Frenchman!' 70 Az.
tooishing! How can people vote for such .
bess-born migrate!
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From tho NAtsensl Ere.


H The May1lOwor
The trailing arbutus, Or mayhOwer, grows
in the vicinity of Plymouth, and
va the Arst flower that greeted the Pilgrims
after their fearful winter.
Sad Mayhoa NJ, watched by winter starr
And nurs =. by winter gales,
With pc all OF the sleeted spare.
And leaS>S ,,t frozen sails
What Ind shy IN those dreary hours,
Within her ice trimmed bay,
In common with the wildwood flowers.
The hrst s~ CT smiles of May:
Yet 't0od b. praised - the Pilrriu ssia
Who saw the blossoms peer,
Above the hrs sn !eavss dry aud dead,
behold en- MayRower here -
Good Wills 1t: here our rest shall be-
Our years Uf wandering Ger.
For US the bIayllower Of the sea
Shall spre nj her sails no more"
Oh sacred Tower OF Iath ana hope
As swsetly now as then
Ye bloom on many birchen slope,
In manya nine dark glen
Behind the sea walls rugged length.
Unchanged Your leaves unfold,
Like love behind the manly strength
OF the Draw hearts Of old.
So live the fathers in their sons
Their sturdy faith be ours,
And ours th love that overruns
Its rocky -trepgth with flowers.
The Pilgrim. Wild and wintry ds,
Its shadow round US draws;
The Mayfov Of his stormy bay,
Oar frcemen struggling cause.
But warns} sans ere long shall bring
To life tie frozen sod
And ,hrouga dead leaves of hope, shall spring
Afresh tn wers Of God Jaw
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Csuacil Procssainrs.
Council RooH, !
June "a, 1856.

June "a, 1856.
Council met.
Present-Ths Mayor, and Aldermen Bill.
linys, Pittman, Patterson, and Sharts.
Estimate No. OF the work OF James Car
rol On johnson street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, WAS received, and said Carol
allowed $3.50.
The following bills were allowed, to wit:
L. Hutchinson, City Engineer, 1927 =;
J. L. G. Ward and A. G. Bidwell,
rodmen, 95 &c
James Llnch, police expense, IS 90
w. II. McPh erson," 6 IS 90
l. N. Pearce, blank books, "a OO
w. Il. Mcpherson, calaboose &C., 2 g
y. Clemens, printing, 60
communication was received from the
Wharf Master. and referred to the Committee
on Judiciary.
Ordinance No. IS, entitled an Ordinance
providing for the inspection and measure
ment OF lumber and other building materials,
and the measurement Of mechanical work,
was passed.
Ordinance No. 81, providing for and au
thorizing the issue of one hundred thousand
dollars of bonds Of the city of keokuk, in
payment OF the subscription to the Missis-
sippi and Wabash Railroad Company, was
presented, and after debate was referred to
the Mayor and Aldermen Patterson and Bill
lings.
The Committee Of Engineers, to whom
was referred the subject Of the grades, made
the following report:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council Of
the city Of heokuk:
GENTLENES: The committee to whom was
referred the subject Of sewerage and grades
Of the city, after devoting ali the time at
their disposal 10 this matter, have not been
ablc TO give it that attention, or to spend the
time which they wish to, or which, in any
view OF its Importance should be allowed
them.
Examinations, both Of profles and maps.
and on the ground, have been made, and
grades proposed for the larger portion Of the
city but the most important part, (that
portion laying adjacent to the river) requir-
ing the most careful examinations, involving
variety of problems, and for the improve
ment Of which several plans have been pro-
posed, remains vet undetermined.
Anxious rs are oil to finish the labor i'm
posed, yet they do not feel disposed to re-
commend any plan, until they have had
time to consider it NJ its importance re-
quires.
Respectfully your ob't Servant,
L. HUTCHINSON,
City Engineer.
Council adjourned to Wednesday morning
the 18th inst, ut 7.o'clock, A. \.
B. S. MERRIAM,
City Recorder.
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REPUBLuCAN
Mass Coanty COaveusloM,

Mass County Convention.
County Mass Conv .ntion will meet at
MONTROSE, on FRIDAY, JUNE 9th.
At that meeting ii is expected that eminent speak
eTs from abroad, we'll from our own County will
Dc present and il is hnped that among them will be
SENATOR HARLAN.
Ihf names of others, If positive engements are
made early enough in advance, will be announced as
arrangements are made
Candidates will also be nominated by this Conven-
tor TO represent Lee County In the next House of
Representative, and delegates viii be selected to
nominate acandidate fos Senator in conjunction with
Van Buren, County.
Let all the opponents IF Rufianism in Kansas or
ooagrss all the opponents Of Slavery extension all
the friends Of Public Peace, of Popular Rights OF
free Labor, Free Men and Free Laws be present on
that occasion.
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Col. Crarts.-The Republicans Of the First
Southern District Of Iowa have nominated
the gallant Col, Curtis OF Keokuk.
for Congress. He is strong man, and
should receive . hearty support from the
Free State men Of the District.-(C Chicago
Tribune.
AID 30 he will. Never fear Of that!
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90 Spain is reported ~ about fitting out
hest to make an attack upon unhappy, fac
tion-ridden Mexico.
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RATIFICATION MEETING.
FREMONT AND DAYTON.

There will be meeting to ratify the nomins lions
at the Philadeiphia Convention at
THE MARKET HOUSE.
in this city, on Friday evening Of this weak
which occasion
SENATOR HARLAN
VIII addeess tn people, together with
JUDGE BALLINGER,
and other speakers VI ability.
Friends Of the good cause, Democrats, and al! IN
,eres,ed in the QUESTION: of the day, turn out and
hear Per order