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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll.
ing

| AN receiving large stock VI hrst class goods, #
every style. direct from the eastern cities, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Come and see what bargains. Hear We our cry ],
and we will make glad thy home. / freely invite
all hands IL unite. Friends of Freedom cheap, yes
very cheap. Swell the song, young and osd the
strain prolong, Ny stock consists in part Of the
following articles
Drilllngs, Domestic, bleached and brown shirting
Checks, Cottonades, 0snaburgs, Linen goods Of ali
kinls se Of dress good have great variety ::
BaFeges, Barge de LANES, Challles, silk Tissues.
Mal aud Swiss Musiins, Dotted Swiss Ginghams
Prints 5e.; also, 10 this department. is extensive
stock If notions.
HATS, B0SSETs, UMBRELLAS PARAsoLs,
4 great variety Of the above articles Mems and
Boys Wool Leghorn. Straw, Panama and Chip
Hats Ladies' aud Misses' Leghorn, Straw and
Brad Bonnets and Hats; Parasois of all kinds. Is
eu' the taste Of nil.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment Of ladies and Misses
Boots and Shoes. Ghiters, Slippers and Buskns !;
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
trockery--I have splendid lot Of Queens ware,
direct from the elty II New York, which con
hdsn can sell cheaper than any house in this city;
among which " an endless quantity # common
teas, and general assortment Of every thing in
this line.
In addition to the above have large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,,
Which you all know are retaiied lower than whole
sale prices and also late importation OF choice
Teas Of every kind.
4 Sketeh--This stock il the largest and most va
rtd, and will be sold cheaper than before offer
ed in this market. have also on hand a large lot
of summer Clothing, which viii be soId al low fig
ures With such complete assor tine nj in every
department Of trade, think offer Undue enen IS
purchasers, not exceled by any house In thu city
Call at No. 81 Main street, between I'd and Sd,
and at No. 1919 Main street, between Sth and 9th,
keokuk, lows. 5. 5. BILLINGS.
Ida
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she Press on Col. Fremont.

The Boston itits speaks plainly and unc-
quiFoeally for Col Fremont 50 10 the Bos-
ton Telegraph, the Concord IN. H. Repor-
Ter, AMI the Boston Chronicle. From tie \.
Y. Times VIZ extract the following. With ref-
erence to this gentleman
'.fhc manly AMI par otto Letter from Col.
onel Fremont to Governor Robinson. of Kan
sas, which IA published elsewhere this morn.
lng, cannot fan TO receive the attention and
consideration 10 which il j. - sen entitled
= q man has good points, saws the frank and
eniyalrous explorer, chen thew become sail
ent, and We know each other suddenly. This
Is precisely what will be said w all honest
men who read Colonel Fremont letter. His
good points a8Yo become salient in II. and
we know him suddenly. The people of this
country already knew tnat Colonel Fremont
was one 81 the boldest and most indomita-
BE men who have explored our wilderness
ana marked oai the pathof empire: but on
IN his intimate friends knew how heartily
aud thoroughly he svmpasaized with every
movement towards freedom ana the enanci.
patton d the country from the rule of nm
INSCRIPTIONS and oppressive olgarchv.
There II no equifoeatlon or hesitation II
Col. Fremont's declaration of sentiments.
as regards tho government IF Kansas. He
i heartily and broadly in favor of the Free
State movement, and entertains not doubt
Of the dnal triumph of the good cause
Speaking Of Col. Fremont, the Boston cor
respondent Of the ). J. Eceatuq Post erea
ted quite sensation u thai city. lie said
''The feeling is now gaining ground very
fast that Col. Fremont can be elected presi-
dent. We have good accounts from abroad
on this subject, particularly from Wasting
tom
From the article Of the Boston Chronicle.
we make the following extract, which ex-
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NHiteERY q hEN1rcK9.--T The Wings of
Kentucky met at Ashland on the 10Th instant
the birthday Of Henry Clay, and it was de-
elded to re.organize the party in that State.
NJ Fillmore was eAtolled for the wisdom Of
his administration. bar AZ the candidate Of
another and an oath-bounl party, they de-
elarei their inability 10 vote for him.
The result Of this effort will doubtless be,
by dividing the opposition vote between the
Wings and The South Americans, to give the
State to the Democrats.
platform was adopted, and an address
ISSUED 70 the people q the State and nation.
A National Convention was also appointed
to be holden At Louisville on the 4th Of Jul,
nest, for the nomination Of candidate. fo,
the Presidency and yice Presidency. to which
the Wings throughout the country ure in.
ylted 10 send delegates.
The address and the platform are signed
~ many Of the prominent old Wings o.
hehtuc6y Among the names appears tha
Of James b. Clay, who lately said If hi
Gather was alive he would 20 FOR Fillmor,
and the American ticket. Having 50 sool
abandoned the American party and joined
an organization that specially prescribe
AnerieansIn, and Fillmore also on accoun
Of his connection with i, i II fairly IRE
samable that his Judgment with references Il
has father is quite as inaccurate as his owr
Iolltleal character is inconsistent.
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Republican Declaration OF Prfnci-
pies.
ALlnrEn I'm rnR rLrrsnL-an anNNLNrIa

ADOPTED ny rHg rIrTsBUGH eoNr ESTIoN.
We demand and shall attempt t. secure the
repeal of all laws which allow the introduction Of
Slavery into territories consecrated to freedom
and will resist by every constitutional means the
existence Vt Slavery in any q the territories II the
United States.
.. W. Will support by every lawful means cur
brethren In Kansas IN their constitutional and man
~ resistance Il the usurped authority Of their law
less invaders and viii give the full weight Of our
political power in favor IF The Immediate admission
" Kansas to the Union trec, sovereign, indie
pendent Stato.
B. Believing that the present national admins
aatiQn has shown itself to he weak ana faithless,
and hat rs continuance in power identified with
the Pfogre Of th4 slave power onatonal suprema
ey, with the exclusion of freed u from the terrific
ry aud With Increasing ctyl discofd, ii is leading
pafpose Of o1F organization to oppose and over
throw it
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As~ixnee,s sale BY Auction.

WE viii n, BY order u the Assignee, By Pub
w lie ane.lou, commanding Friday morning,
April 25th. a. La clock and continuing until the
whole stock IS disposed Of, the entire stock If
Stoves, ae., belonging 10 BGei Brother
This stock comprises several hundred stoves OF
different kinds, such Cooking Stoves, Parlor
Stoves tcoa and wood Tin Ware II every descri p
tion, shee, iron, Hollow are Wire, Timers Find
ings, Smoothing Irons, Water Coolers &c. &c. The
goods in good order, and of the approx.
ed kinds. and opportunity for investment IL
Offered. Terms # sail cash.
G. Il. DIMoND, Assignee
MILLS q 90, City Auctrts.
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making, but imposed on her by external force
or fraud. So the threats of the President to
let loose the frontier army on the Free State
men Of Kansas proved that they were known
to be large majority Of the People of that
Territory, for otherwise no such resort to ex-
ternal force would be deemed necessary
The President, therefore, had set US an ex-
ample Of Slavery agitation, and this on the
side OF a minority against the majority of
an embryo State. He (Air. III. J would there
fore follow in the footsteps Of the Executive
and endeaver TO set forth the true relations
Of this rnblect to the Constitution and the
pnblic well-being.
Mr.. II. proceeded to trace the history of
Federal legislation respecting Slavery in the
Territories showing that restriction had been
the rule and tolerance the exception SO far as
regarded territory previously free, to the pas
sage Of the Nebraska bill.
But will not attempt to follow the thread
OF his argument. Suffice it that it worthiy
engrossed two hours, and was heard with I'M
alloyed satisfaction by the friends of Free
Kansas to the close
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vi A IL RIED.

On Thursday, the 18th inst, in this city by Rev
: r hiMBALL, Mr. EBESEzsR q. BALDWIN 70 Mics
AGNES WRIGHT, of Fond du Lac Wis
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TO Inc r.ople OF The United states.

The People 81 the United States, without regar
t9 past political differences divisions, Who ar
opposed ~ thrFepeal vi tine Missouri Compromise
TO the policy IF the present Administration. T. th
extension II Slavery into tht Territories, in fafp
of the admission 81 Kansas as Free State and o
restoring the action IF the Federal Government K
tie principles 81 Washington and jefferson, are in
Nlted by The National Committee, appointed by th,
Pittsburgh Convention Of he I'D Of February
1856, 70 send from each State three Del gates from
every Congressional District ana SIX Delegates al
large 70 meet in PHILADELPHIA, on the nth
day Of June neA, for the pnrposeof recommending
candidates For tha Office of President and Vice
President Of tia United States.
f.. u. MORGAN, New York.
FRANCIS +. BLAIR, Maryland
j. h NILES. Connection,
DAVID WlLM0I, penasylvania
p. stone Ohio
WI NJ. CHASE. Rhode Island
!. 4. GOODRICH Massachusetts
GEO. RYE, Virginia,
4. X. HALL0WELI. Maine
II. = LELAND. Illinois,
CiIAS DiCkEY, Michigan,
Il q. F0GG, New Hampshire,
a. y. STEVENS, Iowa,
CORNELIUS COLE. California,
J. RRAlNARD, Vermont,
N.GR0SE, Indiana
NIMAN SP00NER, Wisconsin
Y. a. 4. PALLISoN, New Jersey.
/. j. WILLIAMS, Delaware
J q FEE. Kentucky,
JAMES REhPATH, Missouri
LENIs CLEPHANE, Dist Of Columbia,
National Committee
Washington, March ~, 1886
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A sL.NDERER.- scandalous bachelor de-
olares that matrimony is Imprisonment for
life Ii SO, il is prison Of roses.
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Des Noines River Lands for Sale.
LAND DEPARTMENT,
Des Moines Navigation & r. r. Co.
OrruawA, Iowa, April Z, 1876.
fINHE undersigned hereby gives notice, that
J. this office il open Tor the sale Of these val
uahie lands They will be sold on long credit aud
in lots To suit the and wishes of purchasers.
Any further information desired in relation 10
these lands, viii be furnished application at this
office BY mail, or otherwise
GEO. X. PERKINS,
Land Commissioner.
aprl0 d3m
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Wh olesaie and Retail.
March 70 1856 ddwiy
A..,xnec. sale OF Dry Goods.

NsssNHFcs MIC Oh Dry IOOds.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the entire stock Of
- goods IN the store lately occupied by M. n.
Chamberlain is for sale for cash. and il not sold be-
fore at private sale, will be sold on Wednesday, the
10th inst, at auction to the highest bidder. The
goods Will all be inyentoried and sold at SO much
per centage on The cost. Time Of sale 10 A. NJ, ut
the above named store.
II. A. CHITTENDEN, Assignee.
A. b. CIIIT1ENDEN, Agent
aprl2-dll Times coIyl
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
+ OTIS 10 and II, Block i62, on Franklin street.
IL East half Of 10 in Block IS on Main street.
Part Of Lots IL and II, Block ls6, on johnson
street.
Let 0, Block l6T. on Concert street.
Other lots in different parts of the city. Alse,
improved and unimproved and in Lee County.
". W. BELkNAp,
mchTd Office corner Main and Second SITS.
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gT ! City editor says that man in New
York got himself into trouble by marrying
Two wives. A western editor assures his
contemporary that agood many men in Mich
igan have done the same thing BY marrying
only one.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TOlIN TIBBE would respectfully recommend him.
y self to the inhabitants Of keoknk and its vcini-
ty, AZ an Artist in the painting of Landscapes and
Portraits, either wood canvass, or any other
substance for the decoration of parors, rooms, or
steamboat cabins and is also prepared to do Paper
Hanging in the bast STYLE and to give lessons In the
above named art. Paintings can be examined at 0g-
deu ; bookstore Main street I'd, and also at
p. McArthur's Picture Gallery on johnson street,
the Post Office, and orders may be left at C.
0bortop's on Main street near 3D. med 3dsm
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ATHENA U M.

THoS. DUFF, Manager, c. J. FYfFE, Asst. Manager
Last night Of the season.
Shakspeares sublime conception OF HAMLET.
Saturday Evening. April ID,
VIII be presented the thrilling play in acts, en-
Titled
Hamlet
Prince Of Denmark.
Hamlet Duff
Ghost, FyHe
Haratio, Hutchings
Queen, Mrs DuG
Ophelia, Miss Whitcomb
The performance will conclude with the laughable
farceGf
WIDOWS VICTIM.
Jane Chatterly, Mrs Allen
Prices Of Admissou--Drcss Circle 80 csntsi Lobby
25cents. Doors open ut o'clock, curtain Will rise
at l.
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n The Gate City Hat Store" 4

~ Auc 6dte City lat store" ~
N Q. II Main street. is in full blast We have in
y store and are Still receiving a very large stock
Of Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Canes and a general as
sorinent Of goods in our line. ahese goods are
made to order and our long experience in the bust
ness enables as to purchase that offer in
ducements IN quality and price seldom found else
where. Country merchants are invited to examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
aprlg-d S. Il. VOORHEES, & co
HATS! HATN!! HATS!!,
LNAPREsSLY for the City trade. Just received by
Ia express, hne and full assortment Of the new
spring style silk hats, at No. "a NJ ain street
aprl9-d ST. Y. d co.
Just Received.
a LARGE assortment Of Panama Straw and
\ Chip hats, soft wool aud fur hats and in fact
evrry thing in the spring style in line, at No "A
Main street ST ACO
aprl9-d
X EokUK, MT. PLEASANT a MUSCATiNE r.
II T. GO. Henry Newton is duly authorized TO
collect FOR the above Company.
aprl9-d CHAS. PARSONS, Treasurer.
+ uMBEk LUMBER ( !! = A few thousand feet
- we'll seasoned one inch pine Lumber, 10 feet
lengths now landing at the foot of Main street. and
for sale by JAS. FOLHER.
aprla-d6t
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To any Gentlesua AN

WISHING a new Hat We have just received :
w Express IL dozen SOFT Hats of Superior qul
ity al the Great Western Emporium.
u. +. HUMPHREY i GAGE
August / , 1855.
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IO the stock b oldeTs Of the KeOk uk,
r.. Des MOIncs and Minnesota
RallrOmd Co.
n oIlCE is hereby given that the fifth call Of ten
: Per cent. will be due and payable the 18th
oi April next, At the Company 3 Office, in Keokuk
To William Leighton, Treasurer.
HUGH r REID, Pres't
Ha LEIGHTON, secy. mch24ddwtd
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The Gate city against the World
Re okuk Mattress Mandatory
a. e.. Orr


ton, spiral spring Curled Hair. Wooden, Feting,1
Cotton Moss, Birch, Shuok and Straw. of the bestl
quality. Pillows and holsters Of ali kinds Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended to,
and all articles manufactured sold at my estab-
hshment viii be offered fair terms and warrant
ed | challenge the production Of superior wsrk Mt
any establishment Of the kind in the Western eoun-
try. You respectfully invited 10 call and exam
inc specimens Of my work. Wareroom corner Of
Fourth street and Exchange.
| have in operation newly invented and Ell pensive
machinery, which enables me 10 manufacture bet
ter work, at liberal rates, than inferior work
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial for Bedtng etc. prepared by machinery Is
uniformly anu perfectly prepared, and the work
far superior in quality
Wh olesaie and Retail
Marcb lQS6 d&w}v
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Was tina: the hint g0n improved upon, Ell '--Ep
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A SPLENDID Farm of SIX hundred acres located
n on string Prairie, sixteen miles n. W Of the
city Of keokuk.
II desired 1t will be divided to suit purchasers.
TIE improvements are IF a superior character.
1t has bssn pronounced, by those who have seen
r. TO be one Of the most beautiful farms the coun-
try.
Apply tod. i Cave, String Prairie, or to Cave 4
Son. Main Street, between Sd and 4th keokuk
fneh4iff
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To the Pubic.

HAVING determined, hereafter, 10 do an Ell
/ l. sigeiy cash business in our retail departm@
We are prepared To sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps q
nets, &c. ~ greatly reduced prices. Our rtoc
now very complete, and we Keep nothing but
besi grades Of goods always have the latest sty|
and Will sell lower for cash than the common grid
sold on credit. So come on with your al mes
g. All kinds Of Millinery work done TO ord
at the shortest notice.
uct. 28 diff. II, r. HUMPHREY L GAGE
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kEoKrH, Mr.. Pleasant AND MuscArISE
RAHRoAp.-The President Of this company,
Col. Laurin Dewey. of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
and the General Agent, j. X. Hornish, Esq,
of keokuk. have been in this city for some
weeks past, upon business connected with
the road. Through the assistance Of j. Ed
gar Thompson, Esq, President Of the Penn
sylyania Central Railroad Company, they
have succeeded in purchasing sufficient
quantity Of iron for the first division, ex-
tending from keokuk to Montrose, which
portionis to be finished and in complete run
nng order during the present season.
Messrs. Dewey and Hornish express them
selves highly gratiGed with the success Of
their negotiations in Philadelphia, and will
undoubtedly procure all tho iron, in this city,
necessary TO the completion Of the entire
route. The keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catine Railroad will be one Of the most i'm
portant In Iowa, rs IL passes around the falls,
aifording easy transit for freight at all sea-
sons and must contribute greatly to the COM
merce of that section of the West For the
success Of this, their first negotiation, our
Iowa friends are mainly indebted to the aid
and influence Of Mr. Thompson, whose SYM
pathies for the railroad interests Of the coun-
try, we are glad TO perceive, are allowed to
extend beyond his own road and his own
State.-l Philadelphia Times.
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ron SALE.

GO sect ty - on First Street, between Main =
son. Al T., House and Lot, corner II First and
son. Apply IL SMITH d NANsICKs
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Look Here
A Rare Chance is Nou offered
To MifIhners and Fancy Goods
hEALE1tS, by the subscriber, who proposes 10
~ sell out her entire stock of Millinery and Fan
cy Goods for the purpose If closing business.
y. B.-The store will also be rented to the pur
chaser II desired, or will be rented separately.
Terms easy. MRS. LaMHERIsoS,
aprlSdGt li6 Main street.
Times and Post eonxl
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New ArraYnl.

u RoWS and tan eoiored hats igh and low crew
- Of every style and quality, just received by
oct28dwtf D. + HUMPHREY AGE
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LIME! LIME ~

AZ i, the undersigned, would inform our friend
w aud the public IN general, that we have just
burned kiln of first rate lime and will constant
keep On hand full supply If said article during the
season Orders respectfully solicited
kias the FIRST below tbs corporation limits.
taeh24dd6m b ZWART 4 co. &
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California Alloy Wanted

~N~1~J ~ IAx4NONt
ONE HUNDRED and Seventy five Teamsters Cat
~ tie drivers, &c, obtain information Of chan
cea to go 10 California, New Mexico, &c. Probable
wages, $50 TO $50 pr month. Also help, male and
female, wanted and for hire daily in city and eoun
try.
Apply at /. H. Burbbayge's J years old General
Mo.
Gs2- have also an office in Cincinnati, Ohio. Let
ter 10 either Agency, with 81, any business.
will receive return answer
uprls-tl3ts r. Il. BURBBAYGE
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I4NOH sALE.--A farm containing zu6 acreJ
under fence, II miles from the city on the D
road. Possession given the LIST Of March next.
ply 10 nov24 SMITH 4 VANsICkLE
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FOR SALE

Ls0R SALE -G4o acres Of choice land With
l. miie. II the city. SMITH 4 VANsICKL
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Le0k SAILOR trade for Iowa lands or 1
City pfoperty-A house and lot at VAIN
near TIC ciiy Of Cincinnati, apply TO
SMITH / yANsICK
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Washington, March ~, 1885. '''" 0''''l' "
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NJ ILLINEkY Goods Of every variety, al the Low,
vi est prices, at d. f. III MPHREY & GAGE.
pct23dwtf.
1INIlREE hundred dozen wool and fine hats Of even
l. style, al D.. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct.3dstf
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NO Whoiesale Merchnmfx,

ssHOHCsMtE NHETCMAuISe
I NE hundred cases Of Hats, Caps, Straw Goods,
- just received, which will be sold at wholesale,
atSt. Louis or Cincinnati prices Merchants would
do we'll tocail and examine previous IL purchasing
their stock. Call and examine at rs Main street,
corner of Third, at
sHELDON'S
aprl4-d Hat store
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Chisdren's Fancy Hats.
A SPLENDID assortment If white felt beave,
\ anu straw hats, Of new spring and summer
styles Call and look at them ut SHELD0N's
apri4-d rs Main street.
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ron SALE.

FOR NALE.
4 Hot ~ and lots on second street, ap
~ nnY2f SMITH a. VANSICKfl
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