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DAILY ARRIVALSl

DAILY ARR1vALsl
T DH> II IHO s I3-Hl&S,
Hal q, &C., &C., &c.
II AGAIN ii Ition Of Planters and House
IL keepers additional supplies of Java
and Moeoa Z "E, Coffee SUGARS, Mo-
LASSES, RICE, SALT, FISH, Sc.
Irish Potatoes,
Still lower-below cost-chcap enough for ia
bic usc. / have still about THIRTY BARRELS,
which am dctern ncd to close out.
A New upply
Paints, Oils. Turpcntine, Burning Fluid. Putty,
aud Window Glass, French and American.
o. K,
Rec,ificd, Rye and Eagle WHISTLES, which
l wish to close out Immediately ut little above
cost for Cash.
Hardware.
Hoes Of every variety, from 20 to 81 cts, and
still lower per d'z Hand Saws Vices, Anvils,
Smiths longs, Bellows Pitch Forks, Shovcls,
Spades, and Nails Of every No. from 3 to 40
penny. ClIAlNS-log, Lock, Fifth and Draw
ing.
Also, to Young and Old,
There is an application made to forw ard
before summer and supply yourselves with
Wooden and Cane-seated ROCKING CHAIRS,
and any other kind you may want. IN l have
few left, and will sell ut cost for casl.
Guns.
lfyuu want Guns that will shoot and kill over
100 yards. call OH II. ). KERR and lc will show
you few of tiicm
Tobacco and Cigars.
Tobacco of every quality, from Is cts. to 81 90
per lh. Cigars, many brands.
All of the above articles, aud many otlors
may be found at the Grocery Store of
ii. s. KERR,
Ar'l =. 50 tf] No Brick Range.
u Independent Press copy.
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M1ll1nerv, %S
HEAD QUARTERS.

OCCVHU UeESIIHeUC CaVHIfy,
March p, 1856.
ORDER NO. -
\A THE ABBEVILLE SQUADRON of
HID CAVALRY will appear ut WHITE
&HALl, on Saturday the l7M day cj
Nay merit, for Drill and Review.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned OF.
ficcrs will nsscmb C the day previous, for Drill
and Instruction.
BY order of JOHN +. TALBERT Col.
). NJ. L.NnAM, ALj't.
April Z, 1856. 81 st
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Loss Of Tickets Of CIass T.

O1 sVh0tb VI CtNN De
BY the late accident on he seal,osrd ara
Roanoke Rail Road. the Tickets Of Cisss ia.f f,r
April 10Th, in their transit fros, r Si.n,ors h,
charge Of Adams Express Company. were d". a.
stroyed Iy fire, copseqGently there VII moi ia
amy Drawing Of TINT CIsss Tile Dsawinv viii
be Glass M.-May 18Th, the "Ne Plus UllraS
Scheme.
Ve'v respectfully.
J.r. WINTER, Manager
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General Debility. Ill Health.

Many Of the dcspotc Governments have OPEN
ed their Custom Houses tp the introduction Of
these Pills, that they may become the Medicine
of the nlasscs. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is The best remedy known
for persons Of delicate health or where the .ys-
tenn has he"n impaired, MS its invigora,i:+. prop
ctt:cs never FIJI! to afford relief
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New Spring & Summer Goods
At No. L Granite Range.

New Spring & Summer Goods
At No. L Granite Range.
.THAMBERS tS MARSHALL ar. now re-
~ cciviny their
Spring and Summer Goods,
which will he found complete with every nov
city Of the Season in
DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
-iIA.N71LLiS, E.NEROIDE'RIE!S.
UOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY
LEGHOEN -NEA POLI7IN
AND GRAPE BONNE7S,
A fine assortncnt of BONNET RIBBONS,
F'REN CH FLO OIFERS and u variety of
TRIMMINGS, which have been selected with
great care, and to which most respectfully
invt. the attention of the citizens Of this place
and surrounding District.
April :, 1886. 81 IF
Executor Sale.
Nv be sold oil Sale Day in May next, ut
w AbhevilIe Court House, all the Real Estate
of II. II. NELSON, deed, viz:
The Stevenson Tract of Land,
miles west of Abl'evilic G. H., on the Snake
Road, containing 2lO Acres more or less, bound
ed hy lands of \. l.. Gray, John Adams and
others. Also.
The Lomax Tract,
e miles south of Abbcvil!c &. H., on the same
road. containing 200 Acres, bounded by Samuel
Jordan, Thomas Jackson and others, one half Of
which was the property of H. III. Nelson, decd.
Terms.-Notc and approved security credit
until lst january. lS's-intcrest from january
Isl, 1857 Possession given LIST January, 1857.
ENOciI NELSON, Ex'or.
April T. 1856. 81 st
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WATCHES, JEWELRY

AMD FANCY GOODS.
HAVING just received from
SEx1& New York. large and hcaut
ful Stock of Watches and Jew
elry. will sell them ut Charleston prices, and
all articles warranted as represented. My is.ck
consists Of
Fine Clocks Weight and Spring Mt various pri-
eos; Fine Gold Watches, from S25 to $l50; II fino
lot of Hunting Levers, from SlS to Ss55, suit
able fer TURNER'S; Fob, Vest and Ladies Chains,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' aud Gents Breaches ;
Far Rings and Finger R'ngs. all sizes I."cketS,
Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spcc,ncl,.s; Silver
Thimb'cs, splendid article Coral Beads. Gold
Snaps. Gold Pens. Silk Guards Steel Chains.
Winding Keys, Steel Spectacles with colorc.l
Glnsscs, large assortment of Spectacle Glasses,
all ages; Port Monies; beautiful assortment
Of Silver Cups. suitable FOR Presents; q full u.s.
sormcnt of Pistols
The above articles will sell for CASH, or on
Credit TO persons who will be prompt in their
| payments.
II. T. TCSTEN.
Sept. &c. 90 If
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Capital $4,000.
1900 Prizes, Amounting to $50 600.

1900 Prizes, Amounting to $4,000.
Tickets, IS; Halves, 81 Quarters. g. l@s
Prizes payable without deduction Persons
sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost- Orders punctuslIy attended to. comn,us.
nications confidential. Bank Notes of sound
Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numb rs, should or
der Immediately.
JAMES F. WINTER. Manager,
March &c, 1856. 40 A.
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Hoes! Hoes!
1UST received a lot Of SCOVILS No. and
q Q, and HRADES Patent HOES, which
wa will sell low.
Also q Lot Of White and Striped OsNA.
BURGS. WEIR q MILLER.
March 10. 4S If
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NOTICE.

\ IL. persons having demands against the Es-
II tate of III. II. NELSON, dcceasrd, nrc re-
<luettcd TO present tin to the undersigned, prop
crly attrsicd. for payment. Those indebted TO
the Estat', are requested to make immediate
payment. ENOCIl NELSON, Ex'or.
April !, 1856. 81 st
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Books and Stationery.
Ladies' Spring MantiIlas.

Ladies Spring Mantillas.
w lLLlAM SHEAR has received from New
w York large supply of Ladies' Spring and
Summer MANTlLLAS, Of new and beautiful
styles, among which are
Black Clantilly Lace MautiIlas, some at very
low prices;
Black and Fancy colored Application Silk and
Lace Mantillas;
Black Net and Moire Antique MantilIas;
White Embroidered Maslins do.
Black and Fancy Colored Silk do.
White Silk and Mourning do
The above comprisesa q great variety Of now
and beautiful styles. andrwi bc sold low for cash.
Augusta, April 2, 1868. - 80 u
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Female Complaints.

No Fnmshr, Young or Old, should he withous
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrcets aad r.gu-
latcs the monthly courses ut all periods, xcti, e
IN many eases like u charm. 1t is also the best
and safest medicine that he given to children
Of all ayes, und for any complaint; conseque ent-
ly no funily should be without it.
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Noiloray's Pills are the best remedy known in
tae soS!a tHo' Tic .tfo'''0'si"g Diseases:
Asthma DarrhGa Indigestion
Bowel Com Dropsy Influenza
plants Debility Inflammation
Coughs Fever and Aguc Inward Weak
Colds Female Com ucss
Chest Discusses plants Liver Conn
Iont;vcarf. Headaches ..!-i:t.
Dyspepsia Stone and Lowness of.
p'lcs Gravel Spirits
Secondary Nencreal Aifcc- Worms. Of all
Symptoms tions kinds
eB- Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, aad
2il Strand, London, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers of Medicines throughout
the United Stntes, aud the civilized 1ord in
boxes, ut 20 cents, 62l ceu:s, and. S. cucl
CB- There is a considerable saving By taking
the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance OF patients
i'll every disorder, ure affixed to each Box
May l6, eowly
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Dy>pcpsi:, and Liver Complaints.

Ntnrly llhIf The human race have taken lhrss
Pills. IT, has been proved i'll all parts Of the
world, that nothing has been found equal 10
them i'll cases Of disorders Of The liver, dyspep-
sin, and stomach complaints generally. They
| soon give Il healthy tone to these organs, how
ever much dcrangcd, and when all other means
lIn1- fn;l
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c.
e AVIS g H@03&R
GREENWOOD DEPOT.

GREENWOOD DEPOT.
nNE Of the Firm hns again returned from
" Charcston bringing Groceries and other
Goods for the million. The astonshingly low
rates at which they have been able to sell Goods,
has created great excitement. 1t is said that the
planter can purchase his neccssaries cheaper here
than in Columbia or Charleston, when freight
and other expenses taken into calculation.
Just received and are now opening supply of
ID DRU O. .,
Paint Brushes of every size, British Oil, IIol-
loways Pills, Spenccr's Pills. lioofland's German
Bittcrs, Gum Camphor, Tupioca, Florida Arrow
Root cloves, Nutmcgs, Mace, Corn Starch,
Chrome Yellow Chrome Green, Nenilian Red,
Prussan Blue, Red Lead, Spanish Brown, Lii
quorice. Black Lead, Lnmpblnck, Burning Fluid,
Meats foot OIL Linsced Oil, Train Oil. fine Ap-
pie Vinegar Extra White Lead in so Id Kegs,
Shoe Tools, Shoe Lasts, Avis, Handles, Knives
and Hammers, Pegs Of every numter.
HA1Dw wARE.
Hinges, Shovcls ami Tongs, Fire Dogs, Ham,
mers, Iiatcheis Augcrs, Chscls Screws. Gimlets,
Hand Saw Files, Rasps, Knives and Forks,
Powder Horns, Flasks, Wool and Cotton Cards,
and Hand Saws.
LIQUORS..
An Extra Lot, just received from Baltimore.
Also, fine lot of Hats, Caps, Leghorn, &c.
Shoes, Boots SC.
The above is few of the many articles we
have on hand, which will he sold low for Cash.
We nre dc crmncd to sell cheaper thun the
cheapest. If you want bargains, call on
DAVIS & BOOZER.
Greenwood Depot, April I. 81
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These Pills Purify the Elood.

These raraous Pills are expressly combined 10
operate on the stomach. the liver, the kidneys,
the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their funcions purifying
the blood, the very fountain Of life, and thus cur
ing disease in ull its forms.
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commended, Jno. G. Fremont. lie moved
the adoption, by exclamation, Of Jno. g.
Fremont, and w. F. Johnston, as the .Ameri-
can candidates for President and Vice-Pres-
ident.
The motion was advocated by Mr.. Mott OF
N. T., Ford Of o., Waterbury Of N. Y, Ba-
ker Of Mass, and Perkins Of Conn. Adopt
ed without dissenting voice.
A national executive committee was Sc
lected by the delegates, one from each State,
and committee OF FIVE was appointed by the
chairman to draft an address to the Ameri-
can people. Adjourned sine die.
WAsHlSoroN, June Extraordinarily
the current reports that the Administration
has changed its policy regarding Kansas, it
has been satisfactorily nscertained that such
is not the fact. The principles of the Presi-
dents special message and proclamation will
be enforced, and the Federal and local laws
maintained.
Gen. Whitfield, the Kansas delegate, has
arrived, and says if the troops are withdrawn
peace will be better preserved. He contem-
plates introducing a resolution in the House
with that view.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-A large Republi-
can meeting was held last night.
Speskers-Chander of Mich, Nicholson
of VT, Blakely Of KY, Wilson Of Mass,
Raymond of N. T., Walker Of Mass, Wilmot
Of Pa, and Gen. Pomcroy Of Kansas.
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RsPWblIcan County Convention.
CHARLESTON, Lee Co., Iowa,
.June 2lst. 1856.

CHARLESTON, Lee Co., Iowa,
jane 2lst, 1856.
Tho delegates Of the Republican party,
from the different townships Of the county,
met u O'Clock p. IN. The meeting vas or
ganized by appointing Judge. Ballinger Chair
man, and James Reynolds Sec'y.
The object Of the meeting was stated to be
the nomination Of suitable persons to be
supported at the next election to Fill certain
vacancies in the representation Of this coun-
ty in the State Legislature.
Voted that the Chair appoint committee
of one from each township represented, to
report nominations forthe consideration of
this meeting. The following persons were
named to constitute said committee, viz
Merriam, Of Jack son Township; II. Stewart,
Montrose; Haskell, Des Moines; J. o
Skinner, Charleston w. Anderson, Harri-
son; Joseph Doane, Cedar.
The Committee having retired for consul
tation, the Chairman was called upon to ad-
dress the meeting. He responded in o man
ner appropriate and eloquent, showing that
the present is mon,entous crisis in national
affairs, and demands with peculiar emphasis,
the careful consideration and best efforts of
all patriotic men. Thus we may be enabled,
through the peaceful yet efficient agencyof
the ballot Dor, to remedy the evils brought
upoa us, in great part, by the injudicious
management OF the present Administration.
The Committee returned with report of
the following nominations, which were duly
considered and adopted by the meeting, viz
II. T. Reid, Senator.
II. Taylor, Simeon Cole, Geo. c. Eaton,
John Cartwright, Representatives.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
+. BALLINGER, Chm.
JAMES REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
KEoKuK, June %, 1856.
Eps. OF GATE CRY:
Gentlemen II see from your paper OF
this morning, that | was nominated by the
Republican Convention Mt Charleston, on
Saturday last, to fill tn, vacancy in the State
Senate from this county and for reasons no
necessary to be enumerated, take this sh'
earliest opportunity of withdrawing my nam
from the contest. Yours respectfully,
II. T. REID.
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REPUBLICAN
Mass County Convention.

n NfFuHty HfNs NONVeHtfNN VIII mttI UT
MONTROSE, on FRIDAY, JUNE 9th.
A, hstmeeting it is expected that eminent speak
ers FROM abroad. we'll as from own County will
be present, and il is hoped that among them will be
SENATOR HARLAN.
The names of others, il positive engements are
made early enough in advance, will be announced
arrangements are made.
Candidates will also be noni mated by this Conven-
ton 10 represe mt Lee County in the next House Of
hcpresentatiys and delegates will be selected 10
nominate acandidste for Senator in conjunction with
Van Buren, County.
Let all the opponents of RufIianism in Kansas Or
Congress, all the opponents Of Slavery extension all
the fr'ends II Public Peace Of Popular Rights, OF
Free Lablr, Free Men and Free Laws, be present on
that occasion.
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The DRs MONIES VALLEY WIG Is issued from
this ofcs every Wednesday has an extensive and
crcasing circulation throughout the DesMoines VAL
ley we'll in the rest of the State and the Uni
ted States, and as medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance.
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- great ratification meeting Of the
friends OF Fremont 4 Dayton was held al
most spontaneously Mt Chicago on Thursday
evening last. Many good speeches we're
made, most Of them, We observe, By old
leading Democrats.
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l.U One dollar bills on the Winnebago
county Bank, Wis. altered to tens, are in
circulation. The bank issues NO tens.
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! n I. 0T n

TyHE subscribers would inform tho citizens of Keo-
i kuk and vicinity that they have established
themselves Mt the daguerrean Rooms lately occupied
by L. W. Buail and now engaged in reAtting them
aud will b. prepared in few days to furnish I'm
TINES AZ LARGE were ever before taken in this
city. Alse, Photographs from miniature to LAPS
sIxx. Dagaerreotypes inserted in lockets pins and
rings. Also, AmbrotyPes isinglass inserted IN
lockcts, &C. All pictures taken by NJ warranted du-
rsble, except those taken on isinglsss.
jnnei3d J.C. CUR BRO.
|fTSWENTY-FTVE hores No i le..or- Yo- --7- :
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Fer sale or Charter.
THE steamer "MARY Co. ne she
: lies tthe 81. Louis wharf, in
complete running order, having been
thoroughly overhAuled and re- fitted
this spring. For particulars apply to or address
MuDDk HUGHES,
June l5dn 1t. Louis.
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MASONIC INsTALLATIO1.

yN.iE two Masonic Lodges in the city Of u
keokuk will have public Installation XX
of their acers for the ensuing year, at thc/vA
Athepmum On Tuesday 24th INST, tSt. Johns day.
nj 4 o Cock p. III.
The u mpcrs of tho two Lodges will meet ia the
Masonic Hall, at o'clock, FROM which place the
procession will proceed nnder the direction Of the
Marshal to the Atheuanm
All Brethren in good standing are invited 10 Join
in the ceremonies.
There will be an Grafton By DR.. J. F. Sanford,
which together with the ceremonies Of the Instalia
ton, will be public. Citizens arc invited to attend
by order OF the Committee. jel
REERlGERATORS
ME have for sale -four Of seuooley's Patent Self
w ventila,ing Refriserators, which are supe-
ror to aRy now in Housekeepers wishing To
purchase are requested to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. BROWN TAYLOR,
June24d2w Levee.
LNRESH arrival of Domestic floods at
L june2i w. NJ. F0sTERaCo.'S
u kowN meetings aud Shirtings by the bale, for
- saleby [ja2il W. N. FOSTER 4 co.
WORK. Oxford and Webster DENNIS for sale 1T
L wholesaleby tje24l W. NJ FOSTER co.
TNICkING and Hickory Shifting for sale at whole
1 sale by lie24l w. M FOSTER & co.
4 MEXICAN and English prints, first rate as
"A sartmen' for sale AT wholesale by
junea4 ". NJ. FOSTER CO.
BARNES Muslins, and chalii-, for sale at re-
- duesd prices to close them out.
june2t W. NJ. FOSTER 4 CO.
KEOKUK TO CHICAGO.
June sumMer Arrangement. 1856.
From Keokuk TO Chicago. Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New YORK and Boston, and 10 Gaiesburg.
Rock Island, Fulton City, Galena, Dun.
ieith, Dubuque, St. Paul. dc, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,
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1SHE subscriber having disposed of his Daguerrean
= Gallery, tod G. QCE Dn0. formerly Of New
York City, would tender bis thanks to the citsens Of
keokuk and vicinity FOR the liberal patronage be-
slowed on him durag the last three years, aud would
recommend all who wish True Pictures, to call 1t
the old stand, No. IS Main street
juncIS l.. w. BUELL..
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ANOTHER GERMAN BoLrER. -Boernstein's
paper at st. Louis, the Anseiger des Ves-
tens, one OF the most inHuential and widely
circulated German journals in the country,
repudiates both the Cincinnati platform and
the nominee, with scorn
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Quincy 10 Gaiesburg.

CONNECTIONS:
4 Gaesburg with the Chicago and Burlington,
n and Peoria aud Oquawka Railroads for Bur-
lngton Peoria, Wyanett, Mendoza, Junction and Chi
cage.
At wyanett and Pond Creek with Chicago and
Rock Island, AMI Bureau Valley Railroads for Rock
Island. Iowa City, Lasalle, SC.
~ At Mendoza with Illinois Central Railroad for
Fulton City, Gaena. Dunleith, Dubuque, st. Paul,
and ether river towns; bennington, Springfield,
Decatur, Pana, dc.
At Junction with Galena and Chicago Union Rail
road for Eign, Belvidere Beloit, Madison, Free
port, DC.
At Chicago with the great Eastern and North
ern lines, for Milwaukee, Fond du Lac &C. Detroit.
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Baltimore
Philadelphia. lniianApolis. LAFAYETTE. Cincinnati
Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Fails Suspension Bridge,
Albany. Springfield. Boston, and cities and TOW ms
generally throughout the east.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted, be-
tween Quincy and Chicago. On and after the 18th
/. Chicago Express-Leaves Quincy at4.45 4. n,
arrives ut GaIesburgh at 9.55 A. n, Mt Wyanett
l2.I5 r. NJ, at Mendoza at LIS y. NJ, at Junction
4.l5 p. ~, Mt Chicago I'm.
?. Chicago Exprlss-Ieaycs Quincy . % n. NJ, ar
rives NJ Galesburg $50 NJ at Wyanett II. 20 p
at MENDOZA 1888 A. ~. at junction $40 4. N, a.
Chicago 5.35A.a.
3. Qaincy Expenditures Chicago s. SIS A. ~, ar
rl'es at oaiesburs olo r NJ, and at Quincy Ills
4 Quincy Express--Leaves chicaSo 20 r. NJ, ar
rives 81 Galesburg 4.35 A. NJ, and al Quincy at TO- 40
4. N.
Trains run into and leave from ..uaioa Depot
Chicago
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
Passengers leaving Quincy in the morning train
vii arrive Al Rock Island, Peoria, Galena, Dunleith
Dablaue and Chicago same evening making sure
eoaneetipus 1t Chicago with trains east.
/ Leaving eiincy In the evening train, will ar
rive ~ the as,Jve points in the morning, making
sure connections ~ Chicago with trains north, east
and SOU H..
| Daily Boat of the Minnesota Packe. CO., leave.
Dnnieith Tor ST. Paul, ete.
For particulars and further information, please APP
ply 1t the Company office, I'd st., between Maia
Johnson, keokuk, where Through Tickets to all pTn
/ cipal places eau DO procured. Through Tickets car
Also DO had on board the Steamers Of the st. Louis
/ keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad.
VIZ. BIZ LLIONs, Gen. Sup't
S. N. BuRNHAM, Gen. Ticket Agt
/ J. X. TswksBuRY, Agent, keokuk.
/ iune 2ldIw
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boxes No. lemons for sale :
! dselA HUSTON. HAWKINS ! HUsTONn.
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8 Farmers and McchAnics,
INSU II A nee % M r NY.
OF PHILADELPHIA:
CnAh Capital aud Surplus $500 900.
vNHk above Solvent Company has established an
Agency with the undersigncd, and is prepared
TO issue Policies of Insurance against Loss or BAN
age by Fire, on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,,
MILLS, MANUFACTURES,
AND THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merchandise and Produce consigned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usual conyeyances throughout the United
States.
All Losses Adjusted and Paid nj This Anenrv.
ARTHUR BRIDlMAN. Agent.
je23d M. 81 Main ST., ke3kuk.
NTHA ED.
LNROM the premises of tho subscrib Black and
White COW, about years old supposed now to
haysa calf. Any information Of her viii b. suta-
bly, rewarded. JAS. e. PARROT.
Keokuk, June 2l-d3t
4 NEW MAP OF gOWAIl
/ WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
keokuk aud vicinity that eau now furnish Thorn
with Pa; kers New Sectional aud biographical Map
Of Iowa, in mounted or pocket form.
Also, Coltan's Map Of tho United States and Of
the World; besidesA full assortment Of Cotton y
Pocket Maps Of different States.
The Columbian Perpetual Diary and Almanac Is
just reccveda beautiful and indispensable article
trust by my reasonable terms to secure liberal
share Of public patronage The above works for sal
street, near Postoihce. CHAS. b. CLARKE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-24

CorLDS'r SrAY.--in 1913 gang OF ship
carpenters went from kensington, near
Philadelphia, to Erie, for the purpose of
building Commodore Perry's feet. On their
way to Erie they passed through Harrisburg,
where the Pennsylvania Legislature was then
IN session, OF which body James Buchanan
was a mctaber. The Legislature invited the
carpenters to attend Its sessions. nna a'ra-
ceived them standing. But James Buchanan
was 80 bitterly opposed to the war that he
fefasea to participate in this mark OF re-
specs to these patriotic mechanics, and LETT
the house in disgust!