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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28
T1r They had a hard time electin

IE They had hard time electing
"A representative in Adrian county, Mo.
In August, the vote between Hardin,
X. n, aud Tinsley, Democrat, Was a
tie, and the parties agreed 10 try 1t
again on tuesday The vote is again
SD very close that the contest is still
undecided. Hardin received 4.9 and
finsle, 4su. 'ib, OF the latter votes
the Paris Mei.nts say. Wa ca>t by an
idiot, who ha- guar'ian and not
counting :, iAt result = a..s'n ne.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

Official returns from
all bpt six counties in Tennessee give
Buchanan 6s,s45; Fillmore 62,2Os.
Buchauan's majority 6,63s. He will
have about 1000 in the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

~ The Superior Chronicle says
Of Superior city, that in June, 1854,
he Arst movement towards establish
Ing . town Wa made there; the frat
sesamhoat arrived during the same
oaason; the Arst lots we're cold n Sep.
tsnbsr, 1854, and BY January. 1850,
tAsss VA . pepulssiou Of 500 settled
. ~ 0ay II Superior. At the pre-
~ - ~ pspalasina has iasssA.sd
toolps hsatssd. With The prospect u
I ~ - ssola sAsiSssss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

DEaocgAric TRIuMru.-At a City
Election held in Peoria Illinois OH Mon
day last q. L. BARkER WAS elected
Mayor by 243 majority. The Demo
Gratis elected all the Aldermen, as iol-
lows:
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y. r. GOING r. a.

NEAR 5 Dearborn STREET, CHICAGO
rENERAL wholessiw Wessern As.bts n
NJ Brothers celebi ~ ed Ginger, HfackbsI
other NATIVE WINES AND AYRuPS, etc ]
sale d, sIsrs Ia Tobacco. Ct10vs, Oy~sers,
invite the attention Of msrchaais 10 the 81
cics. Tuner b Brss.' Winss aud Syrups
will known 70 need comment, snd Gr theI
sell the bes, article at this lowest p,ice.
Nov. dBm -. GOING
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NEW MILLINERY
Dress JMNkct3eA
~A4r.1AEH"N1T

MRS. n, x. S.PALDING
n RsPsECTHCLLY iu,fnrms the LAdie- - |
III II pev~npsst and Roct IL and that |
shs !, psvparsd With .fa co1ps cfcom-
ret Mt . sissaIt- ~, and viii end ~, : u 4 |
y isfy those who may honor her with "a 10
their patsonsse, that she will make up
Drss.ss, Cloaks, Aantlh, Childfens eioihips, md
Bnnstis .t,is bat Cannot b. surpassed iot taste
Mrs. kr.ps constantly on hand an ass nsnt Of
Good Of tho nnst class, and viii ndeasor to make
hes ssasb1ishmspt the
LAd6es' store.
Ron. she same lately occupied BY Adamson Rspp.
8na3 Sse s1eye Ptrry. noy9spu
Dissolution Of Partnership.
DR. mutual consent, the partnership business Of
DHornine Kiefer, Hot Keepers on Harrison 81,
bet wssn Front aud Second IT., New York Hot"lJ
conducted by Mr.. Jacob K-fer, who will attend 10
I'll business II the old nrm, remaining unsettled.
A. 8. HORNlNG
JACOB KIEfkR.
psveupor., NJ, IS issS-df
Wanted.
A n experienced Bookkseper and good P-nmxn Is
"A drsirous VI andns employ either permanent
u temporary. Ne win poet and balance books by
double and single entry, make ont sind collect &C.
counts, Or do copying. nc, quickly add Correctly
Terms moderate.
Address, post paid. 7. L., Pos, Once
COURSE Of LECTURES.
SECOND ANNUAL COURSE seLElTt REs
BEFORE TIE vol Nc MEMS LITE
RARY ASSOCIATION.
The Lecture Committee Of the Young M.n's Liter.
sry sssocsiou, announce TO the Association and the
public that their Cd Annual Conrs Of Lectures will
consist Of twelve.
! Tue following gentlemen are engaged:
| Hon. JOHN p. HALE Of New hsmp-hire.
wENDALL PHILLIPS. Of Boston. Mass
| REV A. L. STONE.
! Rev. EDw. CHAPLIN, D. D., New York.
GEORGE SUMNER OF Boston, Mas.
JOHN D. COUGH, MSS.
DONALD g. MITCHELL. uk Marvel) \. H.
Rev. 7. STARR KING, OF Bostcn, Mass.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON. concord. y. II.
Rev FRANCIS vINTON. N.w York.
GlLLAoRE SIMMs, South Carolina.
Hon. g. p. MARSH, Dat" L. s. Minister 10 l1r-
keyJ OF Burlington, VI.
Lectures are expected FROM HssRy GILtr. bAnNE,
eEARs and others.
The Introdu Glory Lecture viii b. delivered VI
Thur shay evening Nov-mL-r STth, 1856, n the Con
sr.sslionsl Church BY Hon. JOHN HALE Sub
j-ct The last GladtAtorisl Exhibition II Rome.
Door, open ats o'cloek, Lecture 10 cou,m-nc. at
O'clock.
Single .-a-on tickets $500 uckets admi thug
gentleman sndisdy - w; each additional lady -
Tickets for one Lecture 50 cents. to be had at IN
BOX store,. .S-a,on Tickets to mems'rs ofthe A.
socstion 400 less to be hsd from The Commute e.
Nov. 26. 1856 wM. HALL, Chairman.
SiSM0ijOm Wanted.
nY Cars AsixE TosiS, a. general housakeepr.-
ID Ha, had much -xperienor, and can give good ref
-r-n..s Apply at John M,hels, IN Rock Islam
Il. between I'd and 81 nov2Id3ls
BAGS AND SACKS.
100, 90 Osuaburs sacks, ., IN and bnSh'
sizss, at low prices. Also,
- GO 6esnless Bass OF all Sizes. a, the
CHICAGO BA8 MANUFACTORl,
noy.7dlm llS South Dearborn street Chicago
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Have you neard from Pennsylvania
10 very interesting question, but have you heard
Of the
GREET B.1JYG.AE.S'S
o6-red By j. S DRAKE CO. lis . much more In
terestng ard important query.
vXTE are gsd II inform our friends, and the eni-
w gems Of Davenport, that We now supplied
With, and . re weekly adding TO our st0ck Of
Ready Made Clothing,
Gods which made expressly TOR this market, and
will compare with any stuck In the city for style
AID price. And ~ We In constant receipt Of
Goods, Ne are atle 10 present at ali times very de-
sirae assortDsnt to which invite espscsl atsen-
ton.
Furnishing goods suitable for the season, 10 which
We ere constantly making additions.
BOYS CLOTHING.
boys' Costs Round Jackets, Pants Vests snd Shirts,
and every variety Of Boys Wearing Apparel, selling
at vrry low prto<s, tceeshsr With large stock Of
fsunks. Capt. Bag, vslisss. RSbes, snawis, &C.,
~. " respectfully solicit cal. and II you will
oise - spportunity will cause YOU " appear
Ike gentiemeu. As evod AID fashionable suit In this
fhst aee, h Sy many considsred Of more importance
towarAs the accomplishment u tina, object than any
other oos quaihcatson.
>. 3. DRAKE co.
win remove IN short time 10 Maine Street, FEW
dooss Aes0w 0ook = Ssreent's Banking House
Dot Is dtS
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u d % e =
COMMERCIAL C0LlEG {,

SOUTHEAST ooRAiR wAsHiNcros AvLSrE 1niEp 81
srioUls, Mo,
Hnrarp0Fat.d ~ the General Assembly, Janu-
i agy tweBty fourth. 1919, with fuIi authority
'.To grant diplomas, award drgr,es, confer honor,
ami exercise all and sinyrsT tn pTivilgrs oininon
u cammnrrial G legts authorized by law, IN other
Statps"-- Charter, Sec 2
fol- tou.s sc OF Instruction. In this Institution,
embrace Douh Euiry, Book ket ping, commercial
cacniat ons. Commercial Law, ani Prnnsnshif.
GentlrInyr can enter for the course separately,
and AT any tlm Instruction Is impaired nfividn-
slIy and not IN classes and eacb department j. nde-
pendrf ard under control Of It's respective Pofss-
Or h. sl.nl Is responsible for the progress % his
pupils.
~ Young Cent men wishing 70 prepare thfni-
.sses for business pursuits are reNp+ciy invted
b call Gg log busiB.ss hburs. md examine the mode
a impsftin instruction, ia progress OF tn pupils,
aud abe superior facilities Ddra 70 tbo-f hesrous
n analilyinT fbfGeN .pF u" practical dnii.> VI
the oouuiing-house Perstnsl refr.ace given 70
shove two Lun.ireI and Gfy (25o) p'sciira sceyun-
iaais n0w ia ehsrr of book IA tbt, city all Of
whom have completed their busin.ss education ~
this INSTITUTION
NIB For circular rantai,iBg inforniatiut 10
ytgsrd TO terms th c,urs II instruction, and all
business connccfe1 win the above, can call at the
s nth East corner " wa.hinston svenue and Third
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES 81. L,uis. No.
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Hogs.


ST Louis, Nov. ~.
Hogs are coming in more freely. Pack
ers are rather holding of, and are offering
5@5(c mel; butchers pay for choice SIC.
The market is we'll supplied with dressed
hogs, and selling at l@5c No denand for
shipping hogs.
Lexington, Mo-, Nov e.
The rulias figures for hogs, thus far, have
been % DOGS SO. 1t is said that there is
scarcity Of fst hogs in this county, % com
pared with hast year.
Quincy, H.. New. "a.
Up 70 the present time there has been %.
gssed at this point about 10000 hogs, at
prices Ranging from - bO<G4 Is. The lat.
ter figure e not generally o6ered, except for
the earliest delivery. About 5000 have
been Slaughtered The hog market cannot
be said to BE brisk General intelligence OF
The hog market is not much 10 induce an
advance In rates.
Chicago, Nov 81.
The supply Of dressed Rogs modsrsts.
0alee q ~ noes On.
louisville, Nov %.
The hoe market b quite dull and mani.
nan g e eeoss net Cor hogs q ne pens,
With 40 6aosoel)e : d nagn,tude reported.
ne pooe ~ Ws>l ollsd. Asi owtae b W.
Wsr9 WSalAss ttauohtssles was suspsaasd
boe1os1AN
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Last Chance I


~ PART ola new dwelling house 30 be
~. -isting - four rooms, situated on Sij
sx22k between 1eClaise and Fsfnam stre|
IFe Of JoHS zrxxHANAS, Pisno Fort NAL
Office Building, Brady street, OF at this Oni\
noyi sdtf
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iished in our iseue Of yesterday morn
ing, stood thus:
For Buchanan 36,24l
Fillmore s,4A4 45,6s5
Fremont 4i,l27
Mai. of all over Fremont 1883
1t is pretty clear that the State of
Iowa is not Republican. The Repub-
bean party is in minority OF 1885,
and il il also quite certain that the
Fillmore vote not given to the Rephb-
lican candidate will never unite with
tina, party. The 9,444 Fillmore men
are not Abolitionists and cannot be
made so By any efforts Of that faction
of disnnionists. If Therefore the Fill
more organization Is not kept up, these
conservative men will abandon then
X. y. creed and unite with the old
line national Democracy, and over
throw the corrupt Grimes dynasty now
bleeding the treasury, and bringing
dishonor upon our youthful State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

HXfaAND1 FUwOEH. VwdsS si.sss sEst
:s sss |. rss s nvisAt a;; 0 ii q 6as
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28
Dir. Kane'S
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,

IN searth II .Sr JOHN franklin, during the ye'rs
1883 81 80 being
Pcrsonnal Narrative,
4 Nj cuntainlng an account VI his important dh
N eovri.s, the poriious adventures OF his party
AMI IL, thr ling Inc dent, connrce herewith full
il and vishoralelN Illustrated with several hundreh
M oI ,t, aud steel rugra wing, including portraits
~ NJ. h'dpe and M. GriaaeH.
The s,nls and paintings by the distinguished ar.
list james Hamilton, Esq., ron skotches by DR..
kaer, III. -trel plates by y. Bntierr aiadelhia;
who'd mars vlnRs ~ Van mgr snyder.
2v,as s. vi, clos b, - 40, library style, $3.50.
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4 CARD,

~ A. BELlN respectfully informs the ciils rs
W 81 Davenport that having been appointed agent
u The Howard Fire Insurance Co.. - Philadelphia,
Is pov prepared to Insure against loss damage by
ar eu the ssue terms - other responible Office.
OlDcp in STATE DEMOCRAT OFFICES where 81
order. viii meet with promp, attention.
naysnpers, Nov. 26. see div
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Ii Private Sale,

Ii Private sale,
LNOn cash U exchange Sbr City Property. OF god
= notes, pow
3 uoFse and : Seated Carriage,
standing TOP WI b dIsposed Of cheap for cash, )
lasQ let Of
W = 3 . h = -
OF the very het Dskeis, warranted - gocd tins
bRpfys - any In ~ world. Aiso large stsk "
N1.WCT GOODS,
~ iassA:s Z s.al9 caasss.sss r1ss.s ssa
&. ~. HuARss,
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For Sale Or Lease.

TWENTY THREE eligible Building Lots.
i On Harrison. Third Ripley and Blondesca
Will be- sold OF lrased On reasonable .efms:
ticuiarr enquire % CoRniN 4 BOW or
(Augdtf) ANNA
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LAND ron SALE.

l.,oCR " acre lots, mile north Of Tuisos
IL on the n and n Railroad, Oh resso0sll
Alsp, GO acres, one mile north - wslco(
on--haif cash. balance Ia one AMI two year
Also. 800 acres Ia Washington county.
IN. timber, and running water on part.
IL only 10 miias fran Iowa City, and II n, \
ington. on 4 finr road from Columbus % RicI
viii be aid chssp, ard part ON time.
Also, four 10 acre lots near Iowa CITY,
farming land, and We'll waf-r,d
Ala, lots In West Davenport. tsnsis(
from 90 feet by 200 10 ~ acres, .old fot y |
balance III one ard two YEARS.
Also, - frW wei situated lots IN the city
port, "a be su,d en- eass terms.
Also, me vel finished new brick ~, u
rooms, large c-iiRr weed house snd stable,
|, situated en III. hlll from III. ohsrrvats
segn iatgv portion OF III, city, Rn'k
NJ tine
Also. several meat ba.ldiny- on Lessee
would b Sold On rsssoaaLt, terms. Apply
oct 1 -utf q.
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1OA Acres, 20 IN q high stat" - ,ul
L ~ Water aud Timber; situated ID
road, and N enc - tn. most delightful neigh
in the county, aud four miles from the city
b. tpct?o dtD TIC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

17aiIT5iNT V0OIgN l5d1nDs -Dss, vpr1.
~ suSni IL ta~a a. JnUk,b,
~ hvsAS ~ h..fwstr ~ "a Sill,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

WILL PIPER.
5000 Se. si a.' r, rars sem sSn
English, French and American,
WILL P.1PERS
a ND ORE E1 -,
The shove st.~k Includes Imitation Velvet and Tn-
pessry patterns, Velvet and Gilt Borders. &c. &C. a.
prices ranging from 81 to Is cents Also,
Cheap Wall Paper,
From 10 20 cents pr roll.
Those about TO make th'ir houses comfortable Tor
the winter arr rep ctfuy invited to cali Ant exam
Inc our stnck at NJ. IS Brady street, near 'b- Post
O6hce. ri mos6 III ELI ADAMS.
DRESS PRINCES.
A Complete assortment Of DRESS PRINCES -
"A now so fashionable 10 the East for Dress Trim
ming,-csn be found at
Smiths Variety Store.
Corner. or second 3 brady SITS !,
nov2edn DAVENPORT.
RSMsOcOl.
~ G. EADS, Land Once, over Tsllmsn, Power,
1 McI~sn's Bank. ON Brady street. nov26t,
Ladies' Furnishing Store.
n. K. sP.sLOz.su,
pEALEs II
Silk Ribbons, Enbr0ideries, and
Fancy Goods.
HILLINBRY AND DR. SIN AKINo
Second street, absve Perry,
Under Adsmson Rapp'. Wholesale Rom.,
D0ressp0et, E0sOA.
Boarding.
WHARTON. living on Fsrnam street, op.
d posits Antoine LeClaire, u prepared to accom-.
modats few YOUNG Gentlemen with day boarding
Apply st his residence or u the once Of Geo. 1.
Ntckells. Main street. nossdlws
J. 6. WASnBURN,
SagM ~ the Broad .Are,
THE ONLY HARDWARE n
Store In Davenport selling q
- New!Ysrk Prices =
Every article sfi.shs and heavy Hardware. Guns,
"a, ,... .. ,-,..-.-r. s.
seeuod st., Adoors cas-, Of Brady,
Davenport, Iewa.
Nov. Is. 1885, dawu
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Bank Of Florence
FLORENCE, Nebraska
GEO. r. SARGENT, Pr,s't J N PAkALR, Cash.
vUNHE undersigned prppr,etors of The HANK Of
L For,noc, Nebraska, b. the pro-
isions Of - Charter individually rspons ibi.
sor all its issues ana win red the Notes of said
Institution 81 it, counter IN the city Of florcurs III
coin aud at either tAeiT Ranking Horses, IA Ei-t-
ern EAchaugc,"f 10 sl-'ie At SAM rate, vi "ih,r
currency
COOK \ SARGENT, paN"ntstrti
COOK SARGENT h DOWSki. iuwatlN slras
COOK, SARGENT & COOK, Fort Ne. 'nesN
COOK SARGENT h PARKER, Florence ,.fasAh
inv 18th lSh6-sitf
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linimpraYed land for Sal
Farm for Sale.

TWO splendid 81 acre Lots Tor sale, near
i kigcr's In Scott county. Apply svon "a
o,t.l dtf TIC.
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100 Acres lIsinprsvcd l.
For. AAlN.

This Is beautiful land. ms In sec. At
only ~ miles from the ct, and . Iniled
Ciairr, Price reasonable and terms easy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

The official vote Of this State ~ pub
iished in our iseue Of yesterday morn
iny stood thus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

The Vice Precedent Elset-The
following sketch Of the vice president
elect is by correspondent ofthe New
York Journal Of commerce.
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-.
Wanted.

A y experienced Bookk+per and good P-nman Is
"A dTsirous VI anding employ msnt either permanent
or temporary. he VIA poet and balance books by
double and single entry, make ont snd collect &C
counts, do copying. &c, quickly aod Correctly
Terms modei ate.
Address, post paid. 7. L., Post Once
nov1Odtf
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..Aru, PlCKETS AND WOOD.
NY DOOR SASH AND BLIND FACTORY !.
now op'n 10 ave orirs III every q ~.ilPtoh 9.
lie above ariicl 81 alsl Corui,es ana Scr Tcfk Of
any patterns mad b ord n.
Renrnbr he hail storm that is to eOG4' rex A.
pill. Blinds will save you gas.
1hv ab,ve Lumber II d ard hound 10 b" s III ~
close up this years bu-ine--. All prsou~ waaihk
Lumber II any deseu.t,sn vii ai II @ th'i' ins~f-
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Dissolution Of Partnersblp.

DY mutual consent, the partnership business Of
DHoruing Kiefer, Hot Keepers Harrison st.
bet wssn Front aud Second IT., New York Hotsl)
has bssn Dissolved. The bushes. will henceforth b.
conducted by Mr.. jacob Ki-fer, who will attend TO
I'll business II the old nrm, remaining unsetle
A. 8. HORNlN6
JACOB KIEfkR.
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be seen that the Issuance of these certificates
will entail great trouble and perhaps litiga-
ton upon individuals and upon tho State, and
no more should be allowed to issue until the
grant is finally adjusted by the Secretary Of
the Interior, and the title vested in the State.
have received seventeen hundred and
ninety muskets, Fifty Colts revolvers and two
pound field pieces, from the General Gov
eminent, for the use Of the State. The two
field pieces have issued to Independent, uni
formed artillery companies Mt keokuk and
Davenport, taking approved bonds for their
re-delivcry to the State authorities in good
condition, whenever called for. Some Of
the revolvers are needed ut the Penitentiary,
and Military Companies in the State are anx-
ious to obtain the muskets. There is no law
under which they Gun be issued, ard If it is
the desire OF the General Assembly that they
should be distributed to such companies, m
to that effect is required. If thsy
are not to be issued in that manner, then
some provision should be made for their safe
keeping.
Concurring in the general desire that your
session may be short and that your time may
be occupied solely by matters relating to the
State, do not deem it proper, Mt present, to
call your attention to the deplorable cond-
ton Of affairs in Kansas and ut our National
Capitol. Ii would be an error to suppose
that my failure to do so 10 attributable to
my want OF sympathy with the patriotic and
devoted men who are struggling to uphold
the rights or free speech, free labor, free
'oll, and q free press in that Territory aud in
The Councils Of the Nation.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
Iowa CITY, july 3. 1856.
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Fort Dcs Moines Republicans Grub.
Pursuant to notice, large number Of the
young men Of Polk county, in favor Of Free
Soil, Free Mon, and Free Speech, met Mt the
Court House, in Fort Des Moines, on Satur-
day, 10th ult., to organize Young Mems
Republican Club for Polk county. Sam'l II.
Ebert was called to the chair, and Mel. B.
Hoxic appointed Secretary, pro. TEN.
The President, in few pertinent remarks,
stated the object of the meeting.
Mr.. J. Mitchell submitted . constitution,
and bylaws, which the club adopted for its
government.
An election Of officers for the ensuing
term resulted as follows
President Sam'l II. Ebert.
Vice Presidcnt--P. d. StansbuYy.
Recording Sec'y--Mel. B. Hoxie.
Corresponding Sec'y-Jno. Mitchell.
Trensurer-John Yost.
The President appointed Messrs. Tritle,
Grow and Raglan, Executive Committee.
The club was then addressed by Msssrs.
Tritle, Grow, Reynolds, Mitchell, and others.
The following resolutions were then Of
fered and adopted:
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
club be published in the Io,co Citizen, and
Daily Gate City, Of Keokuk.
Resolved, That We adjourn to meet in the
Court House, on Tuesday evening, July che
LIST. SAM'L II. EBERT, PYes't.
Mel. B. HoxIE, Sec'y.
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SrRASG THE BEAVER ISLAND kIxG.-The
Detroit Advertiser Of Yesterday, learns from
the officers of the propeller Potarloc. which
vessel was at Beaver Harbor on Monday
day morning, that King Strang is getting
better of his wounds, and that in all proba-
bility he will recover.
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cTlt is supposed that the frst person
who had the itch was the devil-hencs the
title, ssthe Old Scratch"
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AT COST FOR CASH,
H.k. LOVE.


DEMlNG a. LOVE,
(Succcssors "a. a. L., DemiiY 4 Col
Bankers and Dealers In Exchange,
MGia Street. keoku.. Io,r5
DARrIcULAR attention gwen TO collections
i fer To
T. ". Clark. Dodgs Co., Now York;
Adams Buckin: hams. - 7"
}. w. Clark l. Co.. Boston;
Drexs 4 Co., Philadelphia;
4. w. Clark & Co., !"
Johnston. Brothers Co.. Baltimore
T. w. Clark 4 Bros, 81. Louis;
State Savings Institution,
Benoist u Donnely,
VIM. Heron Co., Pittsburgh;
Commercial bank, Cincinnati;
N.Corwith d Co, Galena;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
&C. Convers, Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
GAINESVILLE. (jy7
ron SALE.
HOUSES and Lots in different parts Of the city.
IL For terms aud particulars apply to
SMITH VANSICKLEN.
ron SALE.
BUILDING Lots in different parts Of the city,
- comprising some Of the most desirable for bust
ness anu manufacturing purposes. Apply to
SMITH vANslCKLEN.
FOR SALE,
kNARMS OF various SIZES, from 600 acres down to
l. and 10 acres. Lots situated in different parts
Of the Township, County and State. Apply to
SMITH vANsf0kLEN.
RY HO WE, LOCK WOOD 4 CO.
AEeFfeNN 5.ttE OF kEUKUK CITY LUIS.
I'M Wednesday, July .. 1856, at ~ O. clock A. ",
~ at sale room Second street, we shall sell
several Of the most valuable lots in the city three
IT which are situated on Exchange street, between
tho levee and lst. to be sold without limit. Terms
easy anti made known at tho time of sale.
HOWE, LOckWO0DI CO..
juy7-l Auctioncers.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY-CApITAL
n 1880, 900.
Np~e hantS IpsN nr laIa l,l,.~
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Drgg.-We call attention to the advertise
ment OF our friend Dake, who has opened
new shop at Sc Main street. His shop is
handsomely 6xei up, and he presents unsur-
nassed attractions to all customers. Give
him q call.
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II borrowed.

borrowed.
NIHOENEK borrowed Of me lst vol of Ben
w tons Thirty Years in G. s. Senate, with j.
h. Hornish name in same J will please return the
same to the Daily Gate Ci y office, and obliga
Julys-d3t g. w pIIsIMAN
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Partner wanted

a PARTNER wante T. with $1,000 more, in
"A business watch will pay 100 per cent be
tween tins AID neNs January. Enquire at this Of
fee.
July S.--i3tS
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We trust that the men with whom the
term Democracy means anything, with
whom itis doctrine, vital principle, will
remember, when they read Buffers speech,
that in the text of that speech he said that a
man who did not own ten negroes, or five
hundred acres Of land, or had not an income
of $3.50 year, was ''not fit to be repre-
sentative though the language was omitted
in the printed report, as he prepared it for
publication.