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The PrNALrY.--A "Whig Merchant il
the Missouri Democrat, gcntlsman whom
that paper endorses IS Of a. extended inau-
ence, and rs heavily interested in The manu-
factnrss and trade Of that vicinity, n any
man in St. Louis, says that the credit OF Ais-
souri, and st. Louis is suffering severely in
the Eastern markets, on account Of the dis
tutbances iomentcd on the western border,
and justified and encouraged by The Missouri
Republican, and leading political managers
in the State. The last outbreak has had the
effect of still! farther depreciating the price
OF public securities, Of increasing the diff
Guilty of cfecting negotiations, and even OF
suspending some heavy negotiations, then
nearly completed. lie says "Kansas-Kansas
Kansas" is the great stumbling block
in oil their operations. Do what we
can, say what we will, he says, the
speeches and conduct Of Atchison and
deyer are thrown in our faces, and the
inaammatory, incendiary course Of the Re-
publican, is held up to us as sustained and
encouraged by the merchants of ST. Louis
we are taunted and reproached, and our credit
and general interests suffer immensely in
consequence. Such IS the substance Of his
complaint and confession. Aud it is Just
retribution. They have to great extent
tacltly ii not openly encouraged this conii-
ton Of things; they have never set the seal
OF their plain condemnation upon it; and
they must reap the consequences, for they
are just and inexorable. They may come to
their senses by and by.
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THE BAND Is LOulAlSI!
The Greatest Noyelsy OF the Age !!
Ned Davis Quo M.nstreis,
MUSIC AND MIRTH FOR THE MILLION,

I'VE magnificent floating Theatre BANJO hsvi. 2
1 on board Ned DAVIS Ear Ian ID Ohio Minstrel ,
tn most talented troupe Ut vocal AMI instru,nentai
peri ,rtners ever il the Western country will
pay her fir Welt to
AEOkuk. SATURDAY. JUNE sssA,
whea til csmpas y vii Civ. TWO VI ,hair y.and IN a.
cal aud m nth Or vokia- entertainments, which
have been csived with enthusiastic applau <
tn on-h ui the sou aud West.
NED DAVIS III great tamborin,st, MADAM DA-
Wis the favprite dansuess w. PENN I.Euk tine
!ebsa'ei bI joist,J " ADAM, tic hes. btli,
singer ia ths Union, LLtl BaoWS, W. PLATJ,
WOODRUFF, sLGGM, REED. CAMPBELL, and
cHAkLIEB u. GkIsFs make up u GALAXY If txlsnl
never before concentrated and their series intro
duclng new soags. jok =. ballads, operate CA-
,usss, Nationai Meiodies, Duets Noyr, Fec n,r c
ties Solos. ain Dancing. de-, de-. elicit the en-.
comiums wl.reytr they nr. gwen.
TIE STEAMER BANJO,
which vas blit expressly f,r this enpa y. upon an
entirely new ami ilue pan, il beautifully fitted
up, is well ventilated, has capacious stage, and
will comfortably seat 500 peope.
Performance at 2 and IT p.N.
Admission 90 cen:s......... Children Is cents.
lunt BOD {
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PATRICK Il GROUSE.
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE s
Sheet Music, ana

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
GALE ROOMS over Howe d Lock - a
- woods Store, Second street, be- -6SA
ween N ain aad Johnson. ke,kuk ~
osa. We sha always keep on hand VA
an ciegant ~ of Pianos f,om tue .S.t
makers: Chii Bishops Melodeous; Marti. Iian
sun AKA Imported uuitars; French aud O.rm,,
Nio'ins; American and Inp4fisd nges; Flu,ina
and Acc fdein-; Fine French. I.a,lish and italian
Violin string; Drums Violin Gases Piano Stools
aad tosess. large AMI set,ct eatalogae of Sheet
Music and In truc.lon b ols Pianos aad Isi.de
ons 20 d at Manufacturers prices and aiws vs. war
rantta- Dsalers and teachers suppl! i on tue mos
liberal terms. pa.ts tuned and mu steal ins,ru
ments repaired. Owing To TIE u e a water n
The Ohio RIVER, We are At unable at present TO ge
any portion Ut lal stock Of Pianos here exec,
few shipments by railroao. which expvctca
skeokuk. June 2s. d3m.
I 0of, between Croton ard hcuiu ok, ON M,du..
IL day. 25th. POCKET BOOK. containing decd.
COW ying c.rtAin lands to the undersig ed with
oth-r papers, OF value to ANY but the owners
Ten dollars reward will b. paid for the r.turu Of the
same to R. GALLOWAY,
Baker, johnson street.
Keokuk, Juna 2sth. dGs.
RoarF. BOWER. PRANK powxK.
II. r. 4 r. BOWER,
tSucce-s,r - Btuce 4 Danieis)
WHOLESALE GROCER, PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Mo. DO, old stand. south dc Of Main street be-
- tween III ~ ail ioatth So. Ea,AaA iay.
n. B.-We wal make liberal cash advance. on n l.
produce or IN rchandixe seat to for sae here oi
.or sAipment. aud - lei eoasignm@nts. Couairs
produce If al Kind wanttsi, FIR when We vii.
pay tha highest uar%et p &c IN cash or goods.
a Card.
VI have sold our stock ii groceries to Messrs
i. I. r. BOWER, who will cou,inus the ba,ines.
nj our OLD stla,.. We recomm nI Ia IN our
friends aud o.a toners, W light and honorable
"a n, and su.tcit fer them continuance of the rat
rouage 80 liberia v bestowed upon ~.
As we are anxious - clesS up our old business,
w. have to r.qu ST thai I'D Sc Who aee in e,t.d 10
US will settle Is s,on POS ibic, and tEisato wh,
We are indebted Wi. Sseut their accounts for
u men. Gu books and pipefs ~ tie Office Of
X. r. +. tiIs r, waers We ma b, found.
Js27d-wt@y BRUCE a DANIELS
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Notice.

4 Lii persons ind bit d tns late firm Of baldwin
"A Evans Il Co., ars h.r5by notified that pawn ID,
oi same is expected before the fret II ia y
x, to the undersigned.
June p, 1856 --dAw BALDWIN EVANS
BAKR At HOUSE,
(S)RSER II Third and eff r.on ots., Durline tvn
~ Iowa DEafNH Il Co., Proprietors.
La ~ vf.y
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squaster soverelgn,y---The South
Satisfied.

ARtsatied.
seye- was greater hunbay PLAYED e on
lac American people than the cry of 'popu-
lar sovereignty which. was gotten up to
cover the wicked fraud Of the Nebraska bill.
Nhier no other plea was the North to be
satisfied, AM those demagogues who, nomi
naily representing the interests and opin;ons
of the people of the North, had promoted
the success of that bill, were driven to that
e-i.ea-cnt 10 dcludc their judgmen, and di
vert their feeling. Shall not the pc ople of
the Territories have the same privileges ia
regulating their own affairs that we have
here IN The. States they asked triumphant
~. Shall not the democratic principle pre-.
vail every where? and IRE YOU afraid TO trust
the people with the regulator Of their own
AFFAIRS any where? were questions which they
p-opaanied with the pompous air Of dcma-
gosuA' "ao had bold game to play and ere
dssern nel il should no, fail throu IN any lack
OF im?a ience or gross assumption. They
Ka.~ 81 rs we'll rs my bodg, chat he Con-
'Hufseh places tn sovereignty Of the Ter.
risories ~ the Congress Of Tie United States.
int he true constitutional soyereiynty over
the Territories, Was the sovereignty Of the
Waoie Amsricln People; that thav. rs the
so'efe'-ns Of a great independent State,
whose interests were TO be affected by any
poi'sicai Arrangement, and as the sole and
und1spuied propretors of the Territories.
had, under the Constitution. both the nriv,.
iese conferred cai the duty imposed upon
taan Of consulting their interests, and the
welfare AMI perpeia.ty of iha Uaion, in any
resuisaons coae esniag tia Terri. cries. or
an .npor:sa: institutions TO be established
.a1se.n. II there Was wrong any where.
II VISA .raas perpotratel IS Me co1s,ffa.
H2a, AM it any body or any thing was 70 -.
ensured, II WIS thu, 70 such was tho nara.
nola. law Of III. ianI ana il M. tho 80.
s,iasiou which rlalefei il so. We think i
was w.se AMI right. Bat right or wron,
- ~ leinago1ues know it was fact. M
b2if knew better ,hsn they, sha. whether o,
NJ. ! ws abs'r4c,ly proper for the Who'll .
fsopte % possess, and II possessing to exer
cise, that Sovereignty. nevertheless they d;
possess i, ard Congress could not ALLEVIATE
H. The great. true. constitutional princiul 3
p1oaiaF spseFssynFy was not present
e. bnt false, unconstitutional idea ua.
Esid gp. rni the sentimen. OF regard 70,
r 'paiar IN aueace in the regulation Of IT..
isFs, Which the American people entertain,
Z Wa appealed 10 to screen and sustain the
c-ins which t9ey had perpe,rated in viola.
tim OF public faith md the disturbance 81
tn patee @F@*ha afioa Before tho thin,
COLL De st f'ch' with the people, !, had
dr. is substantial w,-x. ana nay ,.ta =.
d'cspsivenes. AM is f.lsi,y have hee.ns
App trent, they take hstie nsas /, move !,
WIS no. n hnnhay. From hencofo-.b ,-e
Oh II 5ssr little ri "sgrutar sosere;yn,y ),
A. ~ reco ,nizal m ! strictly aathor,,,,ira
expoaen:s Of the Demoorstic party will, 70
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Remember the Elec-
ton to-day.
60 EARLY TO THE POLLS.
News OF the Morninr.

News OF the Morning.
AT Washington, on the 25th, the committe
OF ways and means in the House had re-
ported revision Of the tariff. hu. no exten
s've alterations are made. A few raw me-
terials are added to the free list.
bin for the admission of Kansas with
tas Topeka Constitution was reported. A
m'sion was made by Mr.. Dunn to send i.
to the committee of the whole, pending
which tho House adjourned.
La the Senate Mr.. johnson took execution
to some remarks made 30 AIr. Seward with
reference to Rust, attack upon Greeley, bu,
Seward vindica,ed the correctness of wha,
he said.
The Kansas bill with all proposed amend
nents was referred to the committee on
territories.
The grand jury at Washington presen,e ed
Brooks for his attack on Sumner. Sumner
was present and gave testimony.
On sho 1-.h VI Fillmore was received nj
brooklyn. The crowd was very great, and
the speech whica he IN de is well spoken OF.
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6. r. BAILEY 4 co.,
JUNE x r D RNE RS
8
a.
CuMHiA I'D
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE,
WILL EXHIBIT At KEOKtfK ON
Friday, July 4sh.
FiSHiS establishment has bsen thor arhiy fehtted,
ut IN immense expense to the Prop is;or. since
their last travelling tour. They hayerreur,d new
and extraordinary addition OF ANIMALS, ySang.
freshly Gag d. and possessing all the charactertics
and habits Of thsir nativs state.
w. d. CARROLL. Eq nes.rian Director.
DR.. WOOLSTON. Mastet - ths Ring.
H. HoUGH 4 j. W. WARD. Clowns.
Among the m ret conspicuous feature. of this es-
adjustment Is ths graad concentration Of Eqnes.
Of the American Continent;
One Of the m,si Brilliant is
LA PETITE MARIE,
Only Zen years of age, the model of the Am srcan
Arena.
Mr.. J. w. WARD
Will appear on the FLYING Conp, acknowledged the
MADAME NJ. CARROLL,
Equal in attraction in her celebrated act Of the
vLpAriNG VEIL.
Id PERCHE,
By the LEE BROTHERS;
In which ono b.ianee- = peie perpsndiealarls, 20
feet in height, while the other climb il and per
". B. CARROLL,
In his great Two aud Four Horse Act. - rying Ma
ter Charley In various thrilling scenes.
LA PETITE MARIE will also
Enter Den Of Wild Animals,
and display her indomitable eourage, equal to the
celebrated Van Amburg,
The pcifvrmance will commerce with magal6-
Gently Dressed Entrees, euiti.d the "CRTsADEs, -
and close with a lau Enable AFrEkPILCE.
magnificent BRAS BAND will mpsny the
performance.
ADMISSION 10 the entire exhibition so cents
Children haf price.
PERI ,rmancs l.. commence at and O'Clock p.
". Doors open ha.f AN hour pr, vaously.
iune2adI"w2 h. SMITH, Agent.
TX. RicAIr LLoYo b. SIMPSON.
RyCkEY a. SKMPSON,
ZEAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
A NDINvESTING AGENTS, Postofiice Eai ding
IN tup stairs) keokuk. Iowa. All NotAriaI bus
ness promptly and carefully transacted. Titles ex-
amintd
REFERENCES
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker, keokuk;
A. l.. Dcm.ng & Co., |"
Gen. II. I. kea
Fo d. Gorham L Ford, -
ID. w. kiib urnc, fsq., -
Mesa lex K
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MagtrAAseS.

MaltFAA0TGs
H. HASHAn manufactures Hair, Noes sburk, and
Cotton Nat trasscs and other sr.icies in hts line.
His long ex perience and strict attention to busncss
nc hopcs will secure him liberal patronage. Those
In need Of these articles will do we'll TO give him
call on Thru street, one door FROM Exchange.
myt4 DIFF
TvRENcH CANnIES - W have Just received
= from New York. a large assortment Of Ane
French Candies. Call AMI get r..mc u
apr1od CREIGHTON 4 OINERE.
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ANOTHER SI0N.-The Fillmore N,tional
Club OF New York City, has give over bodily
70 Fremont and Dayton, and changed its
name TO ''A'n-rican Republican National
Club Oaly one member Of that numerous
and inausntial club disscnted from the pro-
ceedings.
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| Harrison; Peter Miller, of Madison and
Thomas Sawyer, Of West Point.
For County CIsrk--Oliver Brooks.
For Prosecuting Attorney--C. w. Lowre
From kansas-.-RcsiG OF
ShaMMo GA.
Gov. Shannon has found Kansas ga hard
road 20 travel" and has resigned in disgust,
his resignation to take effect from the LIST of
July. The news is unexpected, and creates
no little interest and speculation as to who
may succeed him. lie can now 60 homo and
enjoy he laurels he has won in Kansas. -
Perhaps they will not comfort him much in
his hours Of cool reflection. He sold himself
for paltry tool, but his masters were more
imperative and exciting than he anticipated,
and he has early broken down in his shame
less undertaking. Go home, Mr.. Shannon,
and spend the balance Of your days in doing
pcnance. If you live few years, you will
see.yonrself pilloried in the annals ofs.your
country, your name assocatedi in infamy with
those Of Atchison and Stringfellow, the scorn
Of decent and patriotic men.
The company of seventy. five to eighty men
from Chicago, bound for Kansas, were sur
rounded on the landing of the steam oat at
Lexington, and their rifles and rev divers taken
from them, when they were permitted to pro-
ceed.
There was report that Brown, late editor
Of the Lawrence Herald Of Freedom, was
dead. He was one Of those under arrest for
treason.
VIM. Gay, an Indian agent, was murdered
about two miles from Westport, on the 2lst,
by unknown parties. lie was in company
with his son, when they were hailed by three
men on horseback. They asked him where
he was from. lie replied 'sfrom Michigan
II believe you are a ID freeso;ler, ,,
said one OF them, and bxzed away ut him,
he received Eve gunshot Mounds, and soon
expired. The son was also severely wounded.
On the l9sh, Sumner had fight with a
party Of Mssourinns, and lost two Of his men.
The l.uthans lost nine, and had several
woun3ad. Sumner drove them all over the
line, and stationed troors to prevent them
returning any otherwise than singly and I'M
armed. The difficulty arose from resisting
summers order t. disband.
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slsHREE prom,ssory notes, the p operty Of MAYER,
Man.iel 3 Co., ut The city of New York. The
notes are rs follows, viz:
drawn by Huston, Hawkins Huston for 1924
! ty r ST.r 50.
drawnby Jaiaes Reynolds for $270.
On the last is ind rsed . credit The above notes
were dated NJ keokuk, May IL, 1853, payable al
months after date to ih order OF the drawers and y
them respectively endorsed.
The notes were 'ntained IN letter mailed by Mr.
harrisa kepkuk, anlad tr sssed ~ Mayer. Maniel 4
Co., n and the letter and c1tens supposed i.
have ben taken from tho N III in recent mail rob
befg On thc route betwe. this place and New York
cny. All persons therefore warned not TO pur-
chae the af said notes f presented b. any but the
above nam d Mayer, MsHd IACn
MAYER. MtvnET. 4 Co
Pr ~. RnYsoLDs.
kenkuk Iowa June 49, lsbG--.li,n
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REMUv1
I'VE ind rsign.d has Yeiaovsd his Wholesale
L boot AMI san bus,n rs 81 No. 50, North Main
n OF. sb tween ~ and u; tws sfs w,st " " Rea-
Ton 4 SONS. va THi MpSON
k.ns NJ. June VI. IS dom Z.
SWk.vh HtNDisED ASD FIf al Gunny bA;s
/ for safe ~
apr9l-A NcGAvIC, CuITTENDEN j 90.
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REPUBLICAN NoxINArIoxs.--The Conven-
tion at Montrose yesterday made the follow
ing nominations for the August election:
Representatives C. r. Conn, of Jackson
Robert Reed and Absalom Anderson, of
Harrison; Peter Miller, of Madison; and
Thomas Sawyer, Of West Point.
For County Clsrk--Oliver Brooks.
For Prosecuting Attorney-C. w. Lowrie.
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which We of.r OH tn. most fave abe term,
june 81, '56-asw HICKEY asIMrSOS.
Farmers, aud Mechanics,
INsU nee CONE ANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA:
Cash Ca:itai and >nrPius $500. 900.
F1NhEnbsre solvent Company has es ii,she al
4 Agency with h und i"n d, and i. eratca
70 ssu> .oicscs VI In against Loes or Dam
age oy Fire.
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MASUFACrORiES,
AND THEIR conTsSTs.
Also on Merchandise pF due eonsi gned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the u'a. .useya,ces Throughout tn United
STATS.
Al Losses iijasted o.d Paid a. his Iysney.
aKfaC.t 54.lD MAN, axni,
Je2Si NJ. .: Man 81, krokak.
ANEW NAP or IOWA!!
/ WOULD respe italy g1non1ee 10 ,he Ell liz rs OF
hsaknk and v.e.nsy Dat | csn no~ furnish them
With Plsk,rs New 'ai AID ne ,gr tpn.ea4 Map
u l,wa in ,intes ps.set form.
Asa. Colt N : .dap nf the ta.ea states aud If
hi World; hesiies fnh assortment of Cotton
Poca i Maps Ut iiis.eht STAYS.
The so.unb.an P,rp tu-t. day and Alinspac Is
inst rtceived-1. aeau fu. aad t'sp.nsis.e urtic!~
tru.; D. ,nyr a.sos-s t,rm, = sscare liberia.
s Of pubic patronage. Tn ab W works sr safe
uCiarkes Literary ana Sewsplp D.pos, johnson
street, near Pv.tof.cs. CHAS. u. tLAHhk.
jane2td,t
Go snc sIocknoi1crs OF inc K CEN Nh
NJ. Pheasant 4 Mnscmtinc g. ak. Co..
NOTICE Il hereby gwen, that in accordance with
~ thc conditions IL the subscription far the LIST
Division Of said rosi the 1tih instn ini.nt Of 81
cent. will be due ani payable Ju Ssh, 1886, II
the banking hoas4 If Charles sons, treasurer, ks-
okuk, or to the andersigued, General Agent.
j. *. HohNiSH,
General agsa. X. Mt. r. L ". r. X. Co.
June ~. isi6.--;d d&w
Ke"knk Times a.'d Mt. PicAsant Observer eopy.]
80 LADuREns WANTED
A r THf LOCK AM DAN AT PENNINGTON,
~ Iowa. Tae highest wag paid. Enquire Of
o. II. T. sI0tf, farmi gtoa.
Or WM. BRJW NELL. Ke,kak.
Keokuk, June Is-lsw.
= A. c. SEGLDON, a
-, Main NJ. Kesk nm. lowa. -
WILL again Of. to the public m immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and Summer
styles.
EXTRA MoLE SKIN IIArs,
WHITE BgAysa liars,
GENTS SoFr DRKss HAIRS,
FRENCH Felt HAIRS,
FIVE Wool Hats,
Low Price WooL liars,
CHILDREN'sF Fancy HATS & Cars.
In fact,
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
/, N.rknt.
ANY QUANTITY or Straw GooDs,
PANAMA llArs,
LgGHaaN HATS,
PALx LEAF HATS,
PEDAL HArs.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK rvnsawrAR 90 ALL gtNns; srpvRrna
ARTICLE.
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
Silk, LIsLE THREAD. Wool AND CorroN
H1sI1NY:
WHITE AND COLOREED KID GLOVES |;
TIES,
SCARFS,
CRAVATS.
SUSPENDERS.
Also, numerous variety Of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. G. SHELDON,
May Sid No. rs MAiE Street.
Mats rAAseS.
uAruAu -....rautnr.S Hair Mesa Shnrk. and
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n ERIC EWATOR 4,

NAE hay FOR ..e foar vi Schoo.ey's Patent Sci
w ven,ila ing X fri .erator., whici ar sup
nor oaay now use. li.,usckccp. RS wi hing
purchase are requested to ell and examine hefoI
par .ha-ing elsewhere. BROWN A. TAYLOR,
Junc24d.w Ieyee
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STATE NIT UAL
Fire ana Marine In3urance Co.

Fire and M arine In3urance Co.,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital $50, 200 Dollars.
INSURE al the snf classes of pr perry against
i Less by Fire, Perils Of Inland Navigation and
transportation Ofice A. the Anction HnDsa Of
How lockwood Il Co., second ST.. b,tW Msl ns.l
JohBson. &C. A. sTAfBLEx,
junsi6dH L,cal Agent.
uri0sD1teS gor the Little Folks.
LIVERY thing that Jon think Of to tickle the
~ .Art Ut tho lssle folks can b. Lad " G. Ober-
top, At the
Dc, 40. d SION or TIE RIG FIDDLE.
Ice Cream
LIVERY day and evening 1t Creighton Dinners
IL fashionable SAIGON, johnson street the
Post O0cs. Apsl7-dtf
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CO Two hundred guns were fired at Rock
Island on the announcement Of the Repuhli.
can nominations. Enthusiasm was unbound.
ed. Several prominent Democrats made
speech $ and fell into line. s'rhinss is wor-
KIM
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TT Mare iaan one-third Of the Fremon,
Ilnb in Syracuse On. I'D never till iii. div
voted any thing but the straight Democratic
ticket.
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A sics.--Suosequently to the nomination
OF Fremont, u member Of the Convention
from Pennsylvania stated that gentleman
n the city who employed large number OF
hands had sought an expression of their
sentiments, and found that among them were
shirty one Democrats, who were unanimous
Tor Fremont! In the workshops of labor ard
tue houses OF honest Industry, on the prairie
AMI II the city, will be found the strong
arms ana brave heart. OF that c4aauerinc
lost on whom the hopes Of the nation rest,
ihslr hearts are right and their will is reso-
iu'e. We shall not appeal to them in vain.
~ The s.. Louis Republican thinks Mr..
Fillmore oash. 70 withdraw, and presumcs
/. ne wal. inasmnch as his acceptance, writer,
aoroaa, was yielded under misarprchen-
SION OF existing circumstances and that
now, when he comes home and finds himself
without party. the miA,ak e+s.ht t TO BIZ re-
tritvcd, and he not he permitted to be sacri-
feed to mere punctilio. The same imnres
sion prevails extensively Fast.
| CO The Louisville Courier, late a Wits
but now Buchanan paper, thinks Buchan.
an will get every Southern vote but possbl,
those OF Maryland and Missouri, the forme,
81 which may 20 for Fillmore out Of respec
for the man, and the latter in consequence,
Of 'hs Benton split. But yet. it ada
stranger things have happened than th,
cleetiea q Fremont. That indeed
| to More iaan ne-third OF the Fremont
Club in Syracusc N. Y.) never till sliis ela,
voted any thing but the straight Democratic
ticket
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INSURANCE!
rvIRE Life and Marine Insurance effected in the
T. substantial companies named below. Their
combined capital am cunts to 81 10000
Hartford Fire tnrurHulc Cv.
Star Lnsursnce Co.
Cnu,m rcial iusG ance Co.
E ma insurance Co.
E.na Lis Insurance TO.
Ofics corner Of Main aud Second streets.
iunl0dim W. w. lELkNAP, Aren't
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To sAs Puslsc.

LAYING determined, hereafter, to do an cxclu-
L sively cash bus'nesr In aur r.'ai t~raY'.ae-,,
are prepared g. sril ~ kinds " iats Csc ltuu
nets, Ac. Mt greatly reduced pics. Oar stock IA
now very complete, and ws Asvp aotn.ng bat tho
osst grades VI goods always have the lat les
and will seal lower fsr cash than the grades
arc sou on crSai*. - come with y,,ur dinner
xaa- All x.nd. of Mi.iissry work done To order
at III. shortest notice.
tAcf 2R.-dtt. IL Y. HUMPHREY Il GAGE
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EVR SALE.

farm Of 100 acres, all uhd,r f.nee, with two
double log bias, ANA barn 3Vxa0 situated miles
from keokuk, in sight OF, and milo and haif
Ian the Mississippi Terms--one third cash, the
balance in one or two year,. Price. 81 per scre
Title indispulab.e. SMITH VANsiCkLEA.
I.NOR SALE--A house and two lots in Poutos.uc,
/ Illinois. Apply to
SMITH 4 VANSICkLEN.
[1SoR sALE-r Two new brick dwelling houses
l. Apply soon. Possession immediately
SMITH 4 NANSIukLEN.