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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

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u "A state Of affairs has been inaugurated
And which received its impetus from the repea
OF the compromises, not only in Kansas, but in
Missouri and the whole south, which is danger
Gus IN the highest degree to the perpetuity Of
the Government ITSELF There exists q secret
society In Missouri and the South, organized for
the purpose of making Kansas slave State.
This Society has been instrumental in oil the
murders that have been perpetrated. 1t has
carried the elections Of Kansas, made her laws
and executed them. 1t has introduced a reign
ofterrorin all respects resembling that of France
Men speak in whispers, and not then till they
look behind them. The conspira'ors compose
the Court and Jury, and can convict and hang
any nlan A Missourian whose word is entitled
to the fullest belief told US yesterday that such
was the fact. No mans head sat securely and
safely upon his shoulders.
But this state Of affairs is not confined to Kan.
sas. Il Is 40 in Missouri. A majority of the PEG
pie OF the Border Counties are opposed to the
high.hsnded measures Of the Regulators, but
they dare not say so. Men were not safe. No
body dared, save the Regulators, speak his SEN
timents, except in whispers. If he dared do so,
he was liable to be assassinated at any moment.
He might be attacked in the dead hour of night
or in open day. His property was liable to be
destroyed or his houses aud barns burned
Forced contributions are cxtor,ed for the suppor,
Of the war. The regulators demand whatever
they please which must be given under pain of
incutrnS their dspleasure aud revenge Means
are thus extorted from men who abhor the ruff
fans and thcir doings
These Blue Lodgeshave been organized large.
YIN the South. They are attempting to get up.
al orer the Southern States, feeling such as
exists upon the Border. They are determined
that the Nationality of Slavesy shall be acknowl-
edged by tl.e North, and Kansas given up to the
South, or the Onion dissolved There is no
doubt this is The precise attitude Of affairs.
This is a melancholy state of affairs. A much
more degraded slavery is thus shown to exist
over the white man than over the black. Now
the question is shall meet this stale of affairs
like s.sR, or submit like slares9
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Detroit, June TO
AT Beaver Island on the 10th, James J.
Strang the Mormon leader, was shot by two
of his lormer followers. receiving three balls
in his body. One of the assaiiants after
wards struch severe blows on Strang's head
with pistol. At last adyices, noon Of the
9th, strang lived, but in critical state The
assassins were arrested. -
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.uc. IL orders tn tcoss in Kansss bring The Vie
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The farce Of 4 trial i zone ,hrouvi, With. Bat
for the mos, mart they ia q even resor. to this
farce Tho yic,;m 4 ri, ,ted I;s e,ecn,;oner ia
snr,onted and tho NO i. 20 hear il ,hat r;s nm
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NEW JAIL---This fac building IL nearly ready
for occupancy. Few county buildings can be
| found of more substantial aad durable coassrue-
ton, or presenting handsomer and more inpos-
ing appearance. 1t is upon high and airy site
in the West part OF the city plainly visible from
almost every part of the city and vicinity. me
building is of brick, aud the cells OF stone, brot
from an Illinois quarry in the y!cin' Cost
81 ,9oo--Mr Winter contractor. @ z
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doing 20, on the List ballot following the exam
|pia4fa1i8 ieiega1f4aby zhsnans4o
e. S0l naica for "a 81 - 7Ns nc ma FL = TO
asitist III his state. saiaieSy IA re RI SIT
down I'M N11fan I'D He'd rssl sfs5m d5iser-
ent pAr4G Of The con- si0a for u sIae II
iIsrait to and ttana Tie isslerest rhich.
III ned ID al once % % FIT n NJ ask COM
sraunicatspn. but xen 3sae hass flis mrs
terry aas spiEesi- Tafsrs in conns siea ysth the
sudden rfsnge 81 r.ssc sssa fesiir frnsn Uongias
10 Baclsansn thcre was Backs fs4s5ge FOR Mr.
Buchanan and tie stass os Tenass II ana, u case
Of d sapaf alton Of the sfatee. Val removed the
final ubj ectiors 20 big narnirssion ttHoting the
language Of Rath 10 Naomi he 50 & ia tlfe,naIae,
OF Buchanan, TO she Sonah-
.ERtreat me not 10 leave thee or 80 return
from following after thee: for whether thou goest
I viii 90 and where thou lodges q nill lodge
thy people shall be my people. asa fhy God my
God. Where hon diest will Itl,c. ani there
VIII be buried; the Lord do so Q nc and also
taught but death part thee and mr. .ss
The nniiifiers have never beenahIe TO obtain
snch pledge as that. before, fiGnF any north
ern candidate and Il is precisely siat tiley have
most needed. They have desired dissolution.
Eof the Union or the nationaiizatie ion Of slavery,
fnr sevsrai years, but have never been able to
make their people take fne chanes Of Il struggle
with the general government foa either. Now
they have at lost got man from the North who,
if they can elect him, promises not only that
he will never return from following The South,
hut WHO'S ready to use the army and navy OF the
United States, Unnecessary, TO MAKE other north
ern states follow the example oflenasylyania.
The shouts with which this picige from Mr..
Black was received by southern delegates testifi-
ed to the new confidence with Hhch hey were
animated, and their next national convention at
the very metropolis, of nulliicatioH--in the very
city which General jackson threatened to,destroy,
and would have destroyed, if its authorities had
not abandoned their treasonsble ;shis and yield
ed obedience to the laws OF the country. The
bearing and Importance of this ssep--ihe selec
ton OF Charleston as the place in which 10 hold
the observation-disclosures be mose fully disclos
ed iiearafter. &
h Should the nuilifers succeed in placing the
government in the hands of Mr.. buchanan they
viii have nothing further to fear They will be
ready to set up their EXTREMIST doctrines, and
press them upon the country at the lannon's
mouth Unnecessary !; and, our WORT iorit. before
the first yearof Mr.. Buchannan's administration
you'd expire, his party in ConSress would insist
not only upon Observation-Disclosures Of slavery, but
upon The removal of all restrictions from the At
rican slave traffic, as party measures. ,9a a
TN. i. Eve Post.
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"ATER C0oLRRs.--A beautiful article various so
w just received and selling cheap at
WHITE % WATERWAYS.
ieA Sign Of Pady OK
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SiTtA,TEON Desired.--By . young man Of II
~ Teproachable character. Address Box gro.
iell Gtd
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WAGONS wAGOsS.-rorked skein and pipe
" thmbie wagon OF he best make for sale
Aso-A fiw OF Cooper Co.. patient Che .e presses
ny je "a ANDERSON 4 SOY.
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st. Louis, Jnne 70.
Col. Benton arrived here to-day and took
rooms At Baruum's Hotel. A public reception
Will be offered MIN. He viii speak at the Court
House on Saturday night.
New York, June 90.
The steamer George Law sailed for Aspiawall
this p. N. with large number of California pas.
sengers.
The Washington correspondent of the Com
mercial Advertiser says. that the Mexican Gov
ernment. dreading the formation of filibuster-
ing association in California for ftc seizr,,e of
the Mexican Terrific. in which lies the Tehuan-
I Pee Isihmas, have made some offer to the
Government 10 relation TO the Is;hmns. They
wished the United States TO take the Isthmas I'M
ertheir protection and use j. for the common
benefit of the commercial world.
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Burlington C Missouri River Railrost

UrlnK Pure Water.
NyDGLD you drink pure wa tel? Boy water al.G
" Wonid you escape the Cioiero1 Buy wafer g.
r. lfyou would always enjoi good health, buy rssi
hitter, by which you filter rain river water ard
make IL PURE. .-s
These filters can be had, made OF the best msterL'
ana very cheap Of WHITE WATERMAN.
JeZS Sign Of the Paddock.
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WASTEE.-By = young gentleman, Of strictly tea
w Pera,e habits good moral character, and grsdS
le OF Burlington Com College, situation Book keep
err, or salesman.
Reference to character and abilities given dssf
ed. Address, T. p. PORTER,
je20 3wd Burlington lows
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1in BARRELS Extra Family Plour for sale Al
AIO mill prices. Delivered any where in the city liz
its IIee o! charge. le22 ANDERSON 4 sUS.
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Mr. Richmond OF Mass, presiding, announced
the report OF the Committee of Conference
as first in order The report was read; i,
briefly narratcs the proceedings, the man
| ner of the reception of the Committee, the
manner of the reception of their communica
ton By the Philadelphia Convention, and their
| conference with the Committee appon tcd by
that Convention 1t states that dnrlng that con-
ference they withdrew the name of Mr.. Johnsan
and recommended another as the Republican
1 candidates. but tite Republicans had entirely DIS
regarded their recommendation. !f,e report re-
1 commended the course of action for the Conven-
ton to pursue under the circumstances, but left
4 that to the body TO declare. @ s. .
Mr.. " ed OF F. 7 :, took the floor and began
some bitter remarks concerning the treatment
the communication of the committee had re-
ceived a.Philadelphia. Nothing ne affirmed could
/ be Said against ! fillmore. sr-s.5 E.e.s..r r.
! The Chairman here stoted there was no qucs-
| ton before the Convention.
Mr.. Lester, IN Y. moved The acceptance of
the report, and Mr.. Weld then proceeded to de-
| clare he would not submit to such usage, and
! should vote and work for Fillmore. He spoke
| with great earnestness, and was enthusiastically
| cheered. slAaf fE
| Mr. Williamson, of Penn said the men at
Philadelphia had proved traitors to liberty and
| had given death blow to freedom in Kansas
! He denounced them as traitors, hypocrites and
| scoundreis. He was in favor of nominating
clean American ticket. 52a
Chauncy Schaetfer, of n. Y, said the Coayen-
ton at Philadelphia had insured the election Of
Buchanan; he for one could not go back to Fill
more he was in favor OF ado 4rning to reflect GU
the matter then nominate new men.
Mr.. Calkins OF Pa, in long speech declared
his intention to go for Fillmore
The report was then adopted and the conven-
ton adjourned till Friday mornipgat 10 o'clock,
The following dispatch to the Pennsylvania
delegation from the American Executive Com
mitteee at Pittsbarg was read in the convention:
The Indignation of the Americans here is in
tense at thu action of the Republicans. Adhere
firmly IN y.,.,r c,rn ton =#34zt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-05
febi6 dfu


HAVING Interested with the Mcssrs. seo6e Ids
L 10 the Ca Fitting Business, would assure
the public that aii orders given to them viii be ex-
esated ia q neat and workman like manner, and
that they can RELY upon the work done By them ~
being " the very best material.
- IL wlll b. bat short time before the gas viii
e iutreaac 4, would recommend 70 those desi
ra1s 81 Lighting up al the time Of the completion %
the HJfk tAa' they giye immediate orders for pipe
bAJares d., otherwise, many would bs delayed be
yond THAI tame. III would be inpossi ble t. supply
all All acat4O upon shors notice.
July 3. lss5.I G. iiERRICK & co.
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1856 1856
ID OCULAR keokuk and -. Louis Packets. This
IL old and popular line Of Steamers viii run two
daily lines of steamers between keokuk and Lou
is during he present season. The lines are Compos-
ed OF the following staunch and speedy boats
Westerner johnson, Master.
keokuk, Mstson, Master.
sam Gaty, Able Master.
Quincy, new boat
one Of which viii leave keokuk daily, NJ 6
o'clock, NJ, Quincy AT ", and arrive at ST. Louis
next morning, at o clock
Express Mail Line-The Ben Campbell. Heaight,
Master will leave heobuk daily, a. pm, thinner
on board and connect at Quincy at P ", with the
II Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans. Burke Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at ST. Louis next morning at O'Clock.
These lines are composed of boats whose
alone are sufficient guarantee Of their speed and
commodaton. feb2sdtf
~ Passengers for the cost can take the Quincy
boat al r. NJ, aud connect At Quincy with connect
ing tram on n. G. Railroad for Chicago and the
cast, take the Burlington boat at Monrose at
p ", and connect at Darlington with the evening
tarin on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad FOR
Chicago and the eart.
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Keokak. Feb. lst feb25dAwtf


TYNE UNDERSIGNED would re- pectfully al.
nounce 10 tao citizens Of keokuk, that liz has
opened ms rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
10 preserve and promotethe health, yigor and men
tai elasticity II al who max desire to participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tles. Parea ir and cold water, jndicously used ln
the manner pr seribed by him. cannot fail to make
the lnast weakly healthy, strong aud robust
Ess- Rooms AZ Concert Halt "a story, Main st
ia tbe 3d story O. MANCHESTER
tncfN.ltf
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ID EFERkING to the above announcements tn
L subscribers beg leave 10 say that they are nov
receiving and viii continue to receive by the usua
channels throughout the season, full assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Win
dow lass, q lass Ware, Brushes, Perfumery, Surgi
cal instruments, &e., Sc, particulars Of which vii
be given in future advertisements.
WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
Successors OF II. IL. Ayres, cor. Main and 81 sts
ar
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Fall Trade

Gate City boot and Shoe store.
No. / IL Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
FTNIlE undersigned would respectfully call -a,
l. the attention of the Ladies and Gentle
men Of heokuk and vicinity, TO their fine andy
well sell cted stock of Boots and Shoes, now
opened aud for sale at the above establishment,
prising all kinds of Ladies Gents, Misses, Boys
and Children wear, of all styles grades and sizes.
These goods have been selected with special reference
TO neanes5 Of style and durability, and will b. sold
al d very small advance above Eastern cost, az VIZ
are determined not 10 be undersod by any house in
the city. Please give us call. An examination VI
goods and prices II the only favor ask.
Sept. s, lS55.--d II. G. HUISKAMp 4 BRO.
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Gillmore's Turkish Imminent.

THIS is the beat Liniment which has yet been Of
i fered to the public 1t is an excellent remedy
for Neuralgia Erysipeins, Rheumatism, wounds,
cuts ulcers burns csls, bruises sprans, salt rheum
sore throat head ache, tooth ache pains in the limbs
chest back stomach bowels. Also for founders
CHAMBERS hi head, sweeney, splint sprans, poll evil
stiff complaint, yellow water disfemper, ring bone
fstula collie bolts and harness gals &c. The words
illmore' Turkish Liniment are blown in the glass
also fac simile Of my written signature accempa-
mics each bottle.
GiIImoress Cholera and Dinrrhea
Mixture.
This il the best remedy known for bowel comp
lants such as Cholera, Diarrhea, Dyscntery, Pains
in the Bowels dc, &c. Those who have used 1t are
charmed with its medical virtues The nameis blown
IN the glass.
GiiImore's Vegetable Cathartic and
Liver Pills.
These celebrated Pills excellent remedy for
Fever and que, Bilious Complaints, Collie, Dysentt-
~ Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion. Jaup-
dice Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints, Bioiches
on tie skin, Feyers dc. The best family pill known
and be used with safety, whenever cathartie lie
seeded
NIB. To insure genuine article and
which you rely with perfect safety, be particular
10 inquire for Gillmores Vegetable, Cathartic and
Live Pills there is counterfeit article in circu-
iation.
CaIedonian Cough Lozenges.
Prepared By II. H. Gilmore. popular remedy
forCoughs colds, and Bronchial affections. They
have given entire satisfaction 10 those who have used
them.
Gilimore's Hair Ha sam.
4 beautiful preparation for he Hair, and properly
used, viii restore it to iis original softness and
beauty. Those who have used il say il is the best
preparation they have
Sold wholesale and retail, BY WILLIAMSON MAR
SHALL Druggist successors 10 ii. ii. ayres, corner
Of Main and Third streets, keekuk, Iowa. Also by
Druggists and Merchants throughout the STATE.
Ortoher 3 i55--ddwy
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WH0LESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
w 49, Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that have
engaged in the above business, having all the facil
tiles for purchasing stock directly Of the
facturers the lowest figures II is object and
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and well assorted
stock making prices low that none can be less,
and terms and discounts as liberal any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock seplSd
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T HAVE this day sold TO Messrs Wilkinson &
l. Marshall, my stock Of goods aud Interest in III,
store cornsr of Main and Third streets. | desire Is
return my sincere thanks % those Of my friends whe
have favored me with their patronage, and ] would
respectfully ask continuance Of the same 10 these
gentlemen who have become my SUCCESSOR
ii. IL. AYRES.
keokuk, Iowa, February 9Th, 1886.
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LOCKS ITriING.

- I'll j. undersigned would respectfully
ys=10It y inform the public that they have open
"a shop an tn corner If johnson and Seventh
streets. fog tA manufacture If all kinds II Copper
Bras. Tia, and Sheet lruu ware They will also
carry IN Lockslnilhng and Bell Hanging in ali its
branches.
Repairing articles composed II any If the above
nam ~ metals .. well mas gld and silver, promptly
ATTENDED IT, All oar WORK Warranted
w. NORM,
feble dfm A. WOLF
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TIL f undersigned having bought out the interest
Of }. NJ Rice, will continue the Iron business in all
its branches the old stand Of 4h and
Main streets. Thankful for the very liberal patron
age Of the past, he hopes to merit continuance Of
the same in the future. The business hereafter will
be carried on under my own name.
aprl2 -di w3tw T. j. RICE
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GnN Firrtlrcs.

fHHK anihraguea afe prepared to receive orders
L FIR & ,!ing up stofes Offices ana dwelling houses
with pr aad h1turrt FIR gas promptly executing
he same, and guaranteeing 80 their wcfk 10 be gas
tight.
All per- DESTROYS Of using gas. that have not
been called upon, are requested 10 leave tapir ad-
dress win -, tnreaga the POST Office
0rdsgs executed il the succession in which they
are received. S3FIFLD & BROTHER
July Sd
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WATCHES
N. w. JONES.
Dealer I'm Clocks, Watches & Jeweiry

ON SECOND STREET.,
Next door to c. Parsons Banking Housel
KEOk L h,......... IOWA
FTYHE subscriber has just received a large e
i and beautiful stock of Gold and Silver "a
Watches, Gold Jeweiry, &c, comprising the ~N,1e
latest styles Of ladies' Breast Pins Ear
Rings, Finger Rings Cuff Pins Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thimbles, Gold
Slides, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, sold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being a practical matchmaker,
cate work that may be entrusted 10 his care
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is, and always VIII be kept by
Nov. 2S, I855.--dly n. W. JONES
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THE co partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the style Of 7. j. 4 !. Nj.
Rice, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 22d
day Of March last. The business will be continued
by 7. j. Rice, who is alone authorized to settle the
business Of the old firm. I. J. RICE,
keokuk April 18th, 1856. j. NJ. RICE.
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WAGONS. WAGONS! WaGONs!!

I)LOW AND WAGON FACTORY corner 18th
i and Nam Streets. keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions TO it, manufsc-
turing Of the best ONO TmBEs including the steam
bent Jiiof, tho other timber for wheels being used
iii this establishment WAGONS or EVERY IA
klEII, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
HEEL BARR0WS, CDLTINAT0KS, A y u
PLONS, in style and workmanship equal 20 any iu
the Western states. A. use none but the beet
material, and employ none but the best mechanics
We feel confident Of being able 10 obsate the ne
eessity. TO those who will give call, of send
ing either To Chicago Cincinnati for any article
in line
y. B.-A good stock of Flows and Wagons con
stantly on hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notlce. hose wishing 10 purchase save
time and money by calling at tho Of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOW LES
aprli -duwIv
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BLACKS MITHING.
BY G.. w. ned O n !.

So T ATE Of Buffalo, \. y, is prepared
IL To dc all kinds of light and heavy
= work for Railroads Boats Locks
Mills, Engines, nousework, &c. Screws
cut to order from to 2! inches. Having a long ex-
perience and ample materials respectfully solicits
orders.
Shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by W. Graham.
keok,lk Nn,.- o. dr
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C0-PARTNEHSH DISSOLVED.

III partnership heretofore existing under tho
Arn Of ehijtenden Metiavic having been this
day dissolved BY mutual consent the business Of The
house VIII hereafter be continued under the name
and Style * McGavie. Chittenieu 4 Co
a Is. CulTTENpIN,
WM. ). Mci AVIS.
kcokus Fch Iet 1866 dAwtf