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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-27
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heos EStNtc y ina uuS0romCc AGENT
nffftk in hiipsu-ncs Block, Main street, be-
~ tween I'd and sd, keokuk, Iowa.
KxFsasSrss--hiwnri hilbourne, Esq., kcokuk
John Waitehesl, Esq, New York; Chas. l.. Eros:
do; Msssrs. Page, Drugs 4 Bsbbitt, Boston; Amos
u. Smith, ESD, Providence, X. L.; Edgar Conklin,
Esa, CiBcinnati o., j. w. Iaekerie. ESQ.,, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY Particular attention
paid 10 the purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
Houses and l.Aads OF every description.
LIFE, FIRE, MARINE INSURANCE. AHEN'
Cf for the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of n
foyS. ACCUMULATED FpSn, Ss,25n,0no.
The ATLANTIC FIAE u MARINE ms.
C).,"oi Providence, II. I. Pam up CAPITAL $780,
600.
THE .'ATHEyEuM FIRE INSURANCE Co. u
Lonlau. BnASoH AT pniLApELrni,, Pa.
Ids"PEJRIA MARINE AID FIRE ms, co.
of Peoria, Ills. PAintSCAPirAI $i00 600.
Having been appointed Aggnt for the above
nayned arst class, reable Offices would beg leave
u inform the merchants aad citizens generally of
ihis sty, taat AN prepared to take Life, Fire. and
Marine Risks, at as low rates can be bad Mt any
other soand and reliable Offices. Open Policies
granted ~ fnvorsbie terms as can be had in any
OF the Eastern Cities. NAV 30 is1G.-d
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ORIG lit French Warc, Preserve Kettles, Sauce
ID Pans, Cullsnders, 6kimmers, Dippers, Wasb
BAains. Ladies', Forks, Spoons, Cups and Ssives |;
Brass Kettles; Tin Kitchen Ware JspAbsd Cham-
Der ard Wi ker Paiis f0ot AatAs e1rsnks. Care.
ana variety Of osheE articles sale IT l59 Main
Street. Union Bloek.
aug2s HITCHCOcE, MOTT co.
EyANCY emAnslIed Chamber 6ctts, consisting IL
- water pails, chamber psiis and foot bath. Palnt-
ID water Paiis foot 18th and chamber pals IL sits
or single Also a variety Of Honse Furnishing goods
IN silver plated, britannia, jspwnsd, white mstal.
snd common wares, forsaie Vt the Troy HARDWARE
Union Block. HITCHCOCK, MOTT CO.
f-y0LTs' REv0LvERS.-Ri1ssa and do16ls 6as.
~ relied Shot unps can be found 81 the Troy Hard
wAre store, 359, MAiA street, Union block.
scp1e HITCHCOCK, MOTT, &CO.
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0ENDAL Ass ~ NE - COss
tsresKAeaA ~ sNeMRs LncxweDp = co.,)
VA1I6sAle aua R11aiI
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aa1 RAAl EStAee Ageasss
ssossa 81. nGk< 1Dsr ~ 6AsAthsaeun ,Ksakuk,
Iowa.
DARrICULAR attention will be paid to buying
/ and selling keAl Estate and personAi property,
negotiating oans, and any other business thas Nay
be eatruatsd to us.
ehaSs convenient rooms, aud will attend to
ssoring and iiag goods and produce Of all
kinds.
Liberal cash aisancss made on goods consi gned
for sale when lie sired.
We hsve lares AMI we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches Jswsiry and notions, which
We oasr ~ wh ',aA..e and retail, a iawas can be
founiin the country.
Mereaaats ani psidlcrs will be supplied al ex-
tremeiy ISw reicss for cash.
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0AMlLL 4 RAL1TON,
nEALxRSin uroosries and tsodsse, aad porwArd.
~ Ing and Csmmissi0n MsrshAnts, 81 MGan ttrvst,
between ID and Sd, Keoksk, Iowa. ef
Wosldca ths attention Of shs citissAs Of thtsclty
aad Country Merchants TO their large and VIII -
lscted sock Il roesrics- They have one q the lar
eest st0ckS sv offered In this place Of al sns ~
0sles - Ass usually keptin 0roecry estaAlsShmsdt
md wlN sall - the most reasonable terms They
fsel eonAdant from their long experiences and d.
tsrninasioa - give strict personal attention 70 bns-
49,. tAat they will merit iberslshsr Of custom.
nov3Sdw
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sIoN or rHs noslIss LOCK, l59 UNION BLocK,
III Moin Street, Keshvk, Iovs,
Wholesale ana 0esail Dealers,
A RE receiving = large and general assortment d
n HARDWARE 4 HOUSRk ERPINa WARES,
to which the attention Of dealers and custemsrsis
ssspcctfully invited.
keokuk, May 81, '56--dAv.
1NLiE subscribers now receiving iKrgs additions
i 10 former stock Of Hardware and Iousekesping
wares, 70 which We invite the attention Of DsslsrS
and Consumers.
aug25d HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
To Csnsracsers, Builders = otAers.
NXE are sscsiving oar assortment II Buiidsss'
Wv Hardware. direct from manufacturers I; also .
variety of MechanicS Tools, which We orr for sale
at l59 Main street, Union Block.
aux18 HITCHCOCK, MOTT D CO.
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GREAT ATTRAOT705

e !. p
ssNIM LIE SIxPE NCEll"
+ AN now rsssisiag hssyy s,eek n anAsssAala
i eoops. direct fson ths BAstsss sitlee. Iha1aDs
not ssssnd- hand gods bat frssA anA niae. =
good assortnsnt SD large lot, - emit ell kris
Of customeTs.
Thsrs are three things to b. oonsiAsesd 10 tsoaiae
one 10 70 hAys the risht kinA 81 epsdei snatAss y
10 make the prices 10 suit and ths thirds y AAss
accommodating saiesmen. Ny Aoxsss posssas III
these reqssemsnAs sna certainly there II thA Is4a
ny WfNTEk STOCK coasists In part Il ~ lol-
lowing Dslainss, solid and figured dsbaise, nsri-
nos, iastsss, paaids, hn:sys snghans, eloths 60
aas, sS.,. ~ $500 Jssns. 1880 sssas.
Forts, hoods, nitts, gloves, hosiery, abb itnsa.
wool shira "a drssss. dssas.iiss. b. Sd SsSvs
. a :sss.s ~ 800, 90 - :: 4. 49, -
partness. And II connection With tho n6Oss, I
have large ss0sk IL Cascx9aT WAAa. Having
recsutiy fssruttsd ny stock, l can Ser suYesiR
indeesmrnss !. tais Iias. Aa.c.a seod ss1srtnsss
Thing IL the nspshandtss llne. and Il tAers = any
.rtcls W cAasos fsrAlsh, We an tsi Jos whsfe y
And IL.
y Jet a-cr n :. -. "sIMnI 2 sIxpsSc., - =.
hand sinoS the yeex one. II Aeasd - pleasafa y
show nise eoods. Yon win Ind thSn - ~,
Nes. %, n = 10 Maln.ss.. keeknk.
0et15d&v =. 9. RILLlNgs.
leeers.n. g laalissa9 Ceasvessers.
/ proved sail-Ieo1iag Cart. u Gsssp Cart, ~
receatly broneht mshis locality fsxel 49,, -
tAk city, IN ~ Aspas II ]. ~ vial, sss1saass.
= .s.ss -. ~, ls.s,s sssa q =: ~ =
srsSy sAs sslsaliae 4 81 8 aSss ljsG 4
tasissm. ~ latsre.pA an rsspssalslly tsstesA
sosAnSir vnlna as3 a~o~o.v' m iecrs~.sassS -
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a omeaIl Rarsm Scr ealc.
A FARMssa.Aining 10 asrss, % " u hcine en-
~ slssed, oksiee iAnd, oaly ~ miles from Keo-
knk, and ?Miiss frsm Belfast. For particular en-
qairsof EDW ARD KILBOUKNE, ksekak, Or %
01O. DTANWO0D,
On tks Promises.
String Prairie, lava, Are se-d4wtf
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kEOkUk N 9 ME- Won ~.
ny -. DaWNen 4 Sen.
A LWAySkeep on hand good stock Of the 6rst
"A susiityof Marble, which re viii sell ~ the
Very lowest rates.
Tha hsal kind Of orkmanshp guaranteed, and
orders solieted for plain or Ornamental styles IN
HtUne Or Marble.
shop on fAird street hat Main and R,ond..r
sept 8, '8e-diy
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Witches Z
u. W. JONES.

ON sgCoxD eTRxDf,
Next door " c. Parsons Banking Hexs<l
kEVkL .s...Av -
TTyHE subscriber has Just received large -
Waa1hes, Gold Jsuslsy, Ae., esayssing Ne
latest styles Of LAaiss' breast Pins, Ear
Rings, tiagss RAus, csH Hss, 0siA osss1 80
Reh Chains, Keys, 6eaas, silver Thinblss. 0ssA
slides, snaps, Ssuds, Gold Pens With Or without
holdsss, 0oA PsuciA, Peas asd Psaeils.
VASES knpAinano. Ss4s
The subscriber bsing psa~tieAl wssSA.shss,
feels ssnpctsat 70 repstY To 1eet dteah - 6sis-
sa&s uosk thaa may bs entrusted U his ease.
All work warraated 10 give sssisfsesios.
OoAnscT Tsnn.
The publie nay rest assured that the eorrsst NM
10, and always win b kept -
Nov -. l655.--dly n. ~. JON@
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Ao0k0k female OOoAoGoe)
T1vHE hrst term Of this Institution viii - epeaoA
oa Mosdsy, New. ID. 10 rooms Of the II. J.
church, ON Chsthsm square.
Nm. Mary Dsan sd Miss n. o. Bsi1, vbo ass -
gagged - teashsrs, have had mach txpsFsenes 49,
succssS II fsnele seminafies. and bring Wtt4 tAsO
satisfactory tcssoosiais n their hgA htesASy -
taaments and social chaseeter laes md Of tAAif
ample qsalsasasisas for inssruetinG b The vasens
brsashss u fall course Of Liberal eassDtisa.
The Trustees AnA Tssshess are plsSgsd - speslal
vigfiaucs anA eGort fes shs Asst nnAna4sasns -
tina sstirs sssssss -. shLs see snssspsISsy-es ~
portaat u The hoaAs sd pssspsnty % ear city
al wAS desire The sussess and prospity ~ ahs ~
stitatiOn.
Tui&lsn fses es~ tern 81 10 Weske--3rinasy
branches -, advanced branches .. EaaH, fssfssl,
Ac., a..
Competent and expsrieaesd Aesehsn will give in
s,ructops in Latin, French, GssmAA, OsswiDS,
Paintiag asd on the Piano 1orts. - the eastsasry
prices. For the Trustees,
oct3i-d A. B1IO0 MAN, 4rest
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A FGLI+Assorfmeat constantly ON hand Ut thesign
"A of the BIG ANVIL.
nehi7dAu
llUIlDEhs' hardware, locks, istches, b.lts, loose
- and fast butts, screws, Ae. A fall assorsnsnt
andlatssts tyiss st CADl, JONES PICKS.
( jAn5d
(ELrfNu- Kun bel 3 oak tanned, patent stretched
II Leather Betting, warranted mot To stretch and
and Hemp Psshisg. larg. ss.ortnent isr sale
low by CADY, JONES PECK.
jane Sd
DKAss Cooks, oil eups iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining TO saw mill or stsan engine
tpr sale low 1t the sign Of the
june3d BIO ANVIL
DLANES-sirsen6sid Tool Co. .. . fresh stock Ut
these superior Tools just received q the sign Of
the ljunesdl BIG ANVIL
nuoK and gate springs, Gray 4 brothers pssess,
~ the best spring ever invented. fsr sale by
iune3d cADY. JONES PECK.
(NHAfN-ox, coil, binding, trace, halter. cog.
june Sd BIG ANVIL.
UIcEs-solid box, and psrker's bench. iron saA
jaDssa IS' cADY. j6SKs ! rscH's.
DUMPS, water rams, galvanized we'll chain ssd
1 fixtures, FOR sale low 81 the sign Of tho
juncsd BIG ANVIL.
GHOvELS, Ames Rawiand's; picks, mAttocks,
- log chain, and goods suitable for contractors, q
junesd cADY, JONES PECkS.
XxIHEELBARKoWs, Cro-bsrs, eAarn drills.
w stone hammers, for sale IT the sign 81 the
juneSd BIG ANVIL.
SyCYrHES, Snaths, cradles, and harvesting tools In
~ great variety, at asmAli advance by
June3d CADY, JONES PECK.
LAY straw aud manure forks, for sale low at the
= sign Of the Uesdl BIG ANVIL.
i addition to extensive stock Of building,
i house keeping, mAchinisu' and cabinet maker :
81 unka k~s fnS.la
hare just added . complete stock Of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware, consisting In part ~ follows:
Hubs, felloes, shafts, spokes, bows,
Made from best Eastern timber, and well seasonsd;
Ensmeied and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth,
Plain and ngarsd back muslin, drilling duck;
Carriage lacc, tufts, Ac., apron hooks and rings
Ivory knobs, seat sticks, WHIP sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips; Silver plated and
Brass Bands Bos ton, Philadelphia and
Reflector patterns. Top props,
Name plates, lining nails; cAse-hardened
Axles-long and short arm, patent half patent;
Railway Springs-pisin and French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
juneSd CADY JONES PECK.
r-
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ENL0URl glssrt-Cussonsss en- rely sppa setting
T.. oslaey, 1entonspRt, and Birninghan Flour
rsesiasly - 10, Main strset.
sev7sa HAMILL : RALsroN.
GOLO16 SYRUR--Is ksgs ead ANl9 ~. Aei-
~ shesb eagsv nsass syrup, q ksfs - Hale
N nev1s1 lAnILL 8 H1f1i0N.
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Cooking l. Hca'
ing
Stoves.

Machine Ears
ndTeKet
rstok.
w. 6. MoaEA en,K Iowa
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VHESE pictufeh are
L ahe ad If any thing
ever before made. Ihc
subscriber would call
the attention Of those
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iuo Acres, consisting IF timber and prairie,
partly ton, anl sitaat "a about miles
from the city. Terms easy.
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LoT 10, Block 1906 en Morgan street, between
tath ana tita, with new brick house, will he sold
low and on reasonable terms
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a x h1hAs splendid farming land, situated
IL AooEt 10 miles directly west of Abba,
Aonrsec %. IaIs fine tract consists of prairie and
TIMBER, partly under cultivation, Timber Of the
very bss, quality. Price very low aud terms easy.
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40 Acres near Ambrogia being a part Of what is
called the Benton Farm" Lays very handsome
ana situated about 10 miles from this city md can
be had at a bargain.
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I WOULD respectfully cali the attsAtion of tie
/ Ladies 70 ny large and veil selected stosk Ut
Fall sad Winter 6o,ds, which will sell q Cinsa-
natl prices. Ny stcck consists u silk, straw. Asa
velvet B,nnets; aiao, . splsn1A sDsst1sst u
Kibbms. Flowers. saA Fsasksn, sslsstsd vith gTsas
care. Yos viii aad evwythiug IN the AfilinsRy -
Fancy bssincss, ut NY establishment, II ~ tAaess
fAsAion. an slso prepared 70 do all wssk b ~
busners &C tho shortest notiss sach lnia4. trim
ming, bieAebtug, pressing snd mating bnasets u
every description TO order. I will warrant al
work 10 Etse aatisfaction. ----.--- =
Come one cou.e ell. No trouble 70 show goods q
Mrs.. 0isany's, No. ~ JehnsoA street, bstwssn I'D
and 81 directly opposite Ohmes's saloon.
ScDt3eliy NIB. 0LENNY.
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III No. ., Block s5--with improvements. For
faTtaer particulars, appiyt-
c. X. DlM0ND
oGt5-d kilbJurne's Block Main-st
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young buck went to see the daughter Of q Pres
byterian elder lately, whose house was near mill
dam. 1t being the spring of the year. the waters
made considerable Of roar as they tumbed over the
dam. The modest young gentleman tapped lightlya
the door at first and received no answer. He tapped
agan-still no answer. Again and again he repeated
his knock, but still he was unheard Mastering up
courage, he proceeded to inhct some severe thumps
on the door, which brought the staid old gentleman
out. &"@ -...,..
"Isuppose," +" said the youngster who had by this
time become slightly savage from being compelled to
wait long, Isuppose you could not hear me knock
ing for the dam roaring"
"The dam roaring! What do you mean sir2 How
dare you speak in that way?" said the divine some
what angered at hearing the yonng man swear In his
presence.
ssT mean to say sir, that I suppose you could not
hear my knocking on account of the dam roaring
"Dam roaring again! You young seoundrel, have
you the impotence to insult me with repetition of
those words? Begone sir!h
"AIY dear sir !" quoth the now bewildered youth,
~ intended to say that presumed | could not be
heard on account of the dam roaring" laying par
ticular emphasis on the last two words.
"Insult on insult" shouted the infuriated man, and
he rushed at the poor fellow with the intention OF
ejectng him. but was restrained by the voice Of his
"Papa, | suppose the young man intended to say
that he could not be heard on account Of tile roaring
Of the dam" ~ SE
| "O-I beg your pardon sir-I beg your pardon
walk in, walk in, really--ah WELT declare Thu
dam roaring Capital! come in, come int That i
really too rich.n =
Its needless to add that the yonngster went in
and in the excellent society of the young lady, 500
! soon forgot the adam roaring" ~
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An Overwhelming Demonstration.


The Mobile Advertiser of the eth inst, in noticing
the Fillmore and Donelson demonstration which took
place in that city on Tuesday night, says:
The meeting was one of the largest ever held in
Mobile and the ce1y largest we venture to say ever
held at this season of the year was perfect rou
se7--the crowd was immense, and the feeling up to
the highest pitch of.enthusasm. Itwas a denonstra
tion that while it filled with joy, hope and confidence
the bosom Of every true American, must have carried
dismay and terror to the heart of every traitor We
wish that every one of the half dozen deserters with
which our city is dshonored could have been present
to witness the determined energy and the warm enthu
sasm with which that vast crowd responded to the
American truths put forth by the several speakers.
We wish, too they could have been there to witness
the depth and intensity of the indignation with
which every ausion to the attess te,o received.
They would then have felt to some extent the degra-
dation which they have brought upon themselves 4.
Z I'VE have no idea how many persons were present.
A prominent Democrat; who is an excellent Judge of
such matters, said there So full acre of people,
aye de not think there was more than hree.quarters
of an acre, though we differ with him with all defeE-
ence to his superior judgment in such matters Suf
flee it to say the crowd was immense and the feeling
ALL RIGHT.
In all,ou experience we have never seen abetteE
meeting than this, all things considered. The few
who have dserted our cause will find that their
treachery instead of weakening, has absolutely
strengthened the American cause in Mobile. The
true men, excited by Indignation, are neryed to
Sfeater e3eFIlOn ana move fofWarn with increased
fervor and energy, and this day tile American party
Of Mobile is stronger than it ever was before II
November next look out for clear majority of one
thousand for Fillmore and Donelson in Mobile! :"
Speaking of the resolutions which were adopted
condemning the course of the Hon. Percy Walker
the Advertiser says:
The resolutions are plain spoken and explicit in
their declaration of disapprobaton, but at the same
time, they couched in language mild and respectful
They passed unanimously, with an emphasis and an
enthusiasm such as we have seldom witnessed Not
course of our unfathfu representative.
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Bob Crandell's Swimming.

Bob Crandell visited England last summer. While
stopping in the metropolis, he happened to drop into
coffee house, where lot of coGkneys were speaking
about the swimming powers of different individuals
One gentlemen said his friend William could swim
five miles in forty minutes. Another allowed that
Tibbetts could do more than this-Tibbetts in some
fftythree minutes and seven-eghths. Just here Bob
asked if he might " offer a remark"
's Yes, certainly" replied they.
On this being decided, Bob opened:
" Your friend Tibbetts is some swimmer, gentlemen,
but his performance would be considered nothing in
America. On the Mississippi men swim with such ra-
pidity that they go ahead and pilot steamboats,"
"Nonsense.H
"No nonsense at all. To show that I'm not Joking
in this matter I'm willing to make bet with any
person who will take me up"
"That can outswim any man in England, and give
him an hours start.h
For what sum, sir? ~ .-
Anything from fifty pounds to California gold
"Well take that bet, sir, and stake a hundred
pounds that you can't beat Mr.. Mullins, and give him
that start
"very good will take the bet, gents, and here's
twenty sovereigns to bind the bargain.'
"When will the swim come off?'
''.Now-this instant"
"Thats preposterous, the day is too far spent"
"Day? Why, my dear sir, | intend to swim q
whole week. In the United States it is considered
nothing to swim that length Of time"
"Possible2"
Eyes, sir. Harry Slocum, of New Orleans, once
swan from Charleston to Cuba. But this is wasting
time. Let US proceed to business"
"Where do you wish to start from?"
Glands End"
"Why there?'
~ intend to swim around theJIsland, and want lot:
of sea-room."
The idea of swimming around Great Britain was
something that Cockneydom never heard of.
"Such pull would kill orse,'' said Mullins bu
Bob was used to such things. Mullins persisted, how
ever, in his refusal to undertake anything so absurd
in consequence of which Mullins friends had to CONF
out with forfeit in the shape Of basket of cham
land he was looked upon as 7" the Merican prodigy
the man who talked of swimming from Lunnun t,
| Nova Scotian
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BE Gentle TO thy wife.

Be gentls syou little know !53 II. J!
How niany trials rise;
Although to thee they may be small,
To her of giant size.
Be gentle-though perchance that Iip
May speaka murmuring tone,
The heart may speak with kindness yet, s
And joy, to be thy own. @.l5S.
Be gentle-Weary hours Of pain
IT'S woman's lot to bear;
Then yield to her what eer thou canst,
@ And all her sorrows share.
Be gentle-for the noblest hearts a
And times must have some grief, 5.s
And even in pettish word
May seek to find relief. 54
Be gentle-none are perfect here ~
Thou'rt dearer far than life; 81
Then husband, bear, and still forbear;
Be gentle to thy wife!
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SATURDAY. MORNING, SEPTEMBER ls. 1856
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREss.
UPpER MTssIsSIPPI u "a

Il VIII leave on TUESDAY, Tie 16tf inst O'Clock r
Esse EEDR SIR. LOUIS. HEST ER,
Cape Gasdsag CAIRO ksg @sard
In With the Illinois Central Railroad for all the East
and Western cities The Hight draght and splendid
passenger steamer Flying Cloud Richard PhiIIpgt
ter, viii be in port ready Is receive fesht SATURDAY
MORNING. and will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board, or 10 J.J. CHILDs, s$E5g1
geiS L$ .#.l 1a Poydras street. Ig
H The Flying Cloud offers great inducements passengers
and shippers being very light draught with large and airy
afat w Il . d p
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Pedagogae-First little boy What is your nan,e2
Little Boq.-Jule Pedagogue-Gh, no; your name
is Julius. Next little bOy-What is yours Second
Boy.-My name is Bilious. -.
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A man with a moderate appetite dined at q hotel,
and after eating the whole of a pig was asked if he
would not have some pudding? He said he did not
care much about pudding, hut if they had another
little hog he'd thank them for it.
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MUM. BER 165.
gsn 0rlfans Duly GIrsstat.
Americans Rally,

@ Americans Rally.
~ susie. sz
Round the flag Of freedom rally,
Hearts Of fire and hands Of might,
From each mountain, hold and valley,
Gather 70 the coming fight.
Sires and sons, 'tis not for gfory. \. sl 5s
Not for fame, yonr swords YOU WELD,
Yours should be brighter story, e
Battling thus on freedoms field. al
Hunters, from your dark green moutaius
Old Kentueky's fearless ones,
Swift as rush your native fountains, 4
Haste and free your future SONS.
Hearts Of flame and hands of iron,
To your country's rescue come, Vi.
Bravely strike the invading Lion,
For the affairs of your home.
Strike and ye are free forever,
& Strike for your dear verdant sod;
Link your hearts to snnder never
On !! for Liberty and God. z..
[Eaitimore Clipper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-13

TITLES OF FIRas-O One of the hest titles for mer-
camille firm that we have ever seen Settle,
of our Eastern cities. Customers are reminded every
time they pass Of their outstanding accounts sNeal
& Pray' is the name Of another firm But the fol-
lowing beats all. Two attorneys. saysan old news
paper Gin partnership in town in the United States
bad the name Of the firm, which was tCdtehaai 8.
Chetam inscribed in the usual manner upon their
Office door, but as the singularty and olninons uxa
position Of the words led to many coarse joke from
part the effect of the old association insertion
Of the initials of their Christian names which hap
pened to be Isaiah and Uriah but this made the affair
ten times worse, for the inscription9an:
II. CAroHuM & q. GHEruM.'t z
On the failure Of two bankers in Ireland, named
Come and Going, some one wrote:
"Going and Come are now both one,
For Come is Going and Going is Come.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-13

Let's take horn. isa phrase of frequent utter
ance The blast of that horn may he the signal for
the porter to open the gate of death, 7a