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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

tR- Democratic tacticians in the South
are trying to produce the impression, first:
that Fillmore has no strength, second: that
his sympathies are all with the North
Horace Greedy knows rather more about
these things than they. What he thinks
may be known from the following extract
from the Tribune:
70 And when to these are added the great
makeweight of the Fillmore Know-Nothing
organization, more bitterly hostile 10 Fremont
and Dayton than eren The o6iceholders party,
and but for which our triumph in erery Free
State would hardly cost struggle, we tell
our co-labors that the battle is NOT yet won,
and that it will require efforts and sacrifices on
the part of the great body of earnest sup
porters of Fremont and Dayton TO insure
their election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

Know NorHSclsx. Finch tried to
preju Lee Mr.. Fremont in the minds Of his
hearers by connecting him with the Know
Notna. movement. TO be sure, when be
saw tue necessity of presenting some owl
deuce, NJ 'ilin3t 4now what TO say and
50 ne resorted to rltiful falsehood. But il
be had been talking Of Buchanan, be
wouldn't have been driven to that necessity
La celebrated 4th of july address, MIR.
Buchanan, speaking Of our foreign citizens.
sad
Above All We oarht 10 drive from our
shores togr.gs influence aud cherish exclusive
American feeling. Foreign influence has
been IN every nge the curse Of republics her
Jaundcsd eye sees all things in false colors .
Tle thick atmosphere OF prejudice, by which
she is forever surrounded, excludes from her
sight the high: u reason
Let ~ then learn wisdom from expert
ence, and forever ban 81 the dend from our
society"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

Lost Or stolen.
vsHkEE prom,ssory notes, the property Of Mayer,
Mandei Co., of the city Of New York. The
notes rs follows, viz
drawn by Huston, Hawkins 4 Huston for H2ol.
drawn By s. Hemstreet for &l39 ~.
drawn by Jamcs Ksynoids for x27O.
On the last is Endorsed = credit. The above notes
we're dated 1t keokuk, May IA, 1856, payable six
onths after date to the order Of the drawers and BY
them respectively endorsed
The notes were contained in letter mailed hv NJ.
Harris Y keokuk, an1 addressed to Mayer Msndel +
Coz n r. and the letter and are supposed ~
nave 0.en taken From th. nil In n recent mail rob-
berry on the route between this plnc. and New York
city All persons are therefore warned not to pur-
chase the aforesaid notes il BY any but the
above named Mayer, Mand,lkco.
MAYER, MANDELA CO.,
Per J. REYNoLDs.
Keokuk, Iowa, June Is, 1s5G-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

The Is nothing more indicative of the fear
of defeat which haunts the minds Of the
Democratic leaders and managers. than the
torrents OF abuse which they poor on all who
oppose their views and stand in the way Of
their success. AN instance Of this is seen
in the causelets and unprovoked attack Of
the Piaindealer and Times ON Judge Bal
linger.
The Judge is a man in private life, and de-
termined to remain so. lie has steadily re-
fused to acccpta nomination from his friends
or party for any Office. Aud it is only by
their urgent solicitation that he has bean in-
ducei to make two short public addresses on
the great issue Of the day.
Having been q lifetime resident Of a
slaveholding community and raised family
under its influences, he has seen SO forcibly
its evils that he left Kentucky aud came to
Iowa solely with u view to avoiding them.
Bee use he has in the conscientious dis
charge Of his duty felt called upon to char
acterize Slavery rs it merits, the conductors
- ~SS P"pSios "isucuA uCuyibS tuo NIulu
OF his statements, commence n gross per-
sonally abusive TRADE against his motives
and conduct.
Now Judge Ballinger was an emancipa-
ZIONIST in Kentucky, where he owned $1,000
worth of Slave property, and actually can
vasset his county for the cm adaptation can
didMe for delegate to the convention of lo49
to amend the Kentucky constitution.
Wasn ne determined To remove to Iowato
get rid Of Slavery, tins law Of Kentucky did
not permit cm lnsip lsoa. Most Of his Slaves
were old, ani had wives. caillrsn, and ties
which bound them there, AMI he sold them
to n listers Of their own choosing. The only
one fit for freedom was q youn, man, car
penter, for whom he VAS offered $500, but
h. sent MIN 10 Iowa and gave him his free
don, and he is nov at Saadusky to confirm
the truth of this statement. Whsn any Of
Jidge Ballinger's traducers show that either
iiberality or a conscientious regard for duty
have induced them 10 do as much for human
freedom, or for any other good cause, we
shall listen with more respect to their TRADES
agains, honorable men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16
Couacil PSocsoalngs.
COUNCIL Roon, !
July Is, 1856.

Council met.
Present Aldermen Billings, Conn, Pitt
man, STARTS, Taylor and Timberman. ~
In the absence of the Mayor and President
pro tenn the Council was called to order by
the Recorder.
On motion, the Council proceeded to the
election OF President pro tenn, and upon
ballotng, Alderman Taylor was duly
elected.
Council adjourned to Thursday morning
the 18th inst, at I O'Clock.
B. S. MERRIAM,
City Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16
Far Conwreys
Republican Meeting Tonight,
INCArr luGIS.

A Republican Meeting will be held THIS EVE
NM. On MAIN STREET, in fr,nt of Dr. Rey-
noids Drug store, in BURROWS BLOCK.
All who p.cfar the interests Of Twenty five Mil
lions Ut White Men to Three Millions If degraded
Negroes with their Three Hundred Thousand Mas
fers Are ted to be pres mt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16
DIED,

DIED,
In this city, yesterday IN .rning, Mr. LEROY McGAy-
IL, merchant. OF the firm of McGa,ie, Chttenden 4
Co., In the 33d year Of his age.sr
The friends and scqusint ances IT the family are
invited ~ attend his funeral THIS EVENING at half
past eight o'clock from the residence of his brother
ON Concert street, between First and second.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16
New Store and New Goods
Hard ware amd Cutlery.

w. los, %HafH n.
TlLL1NGHAST, LANE 4 8UEL,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
OFFER to the Country Trade, Manufactures,
~ and dealers gen, rally, fu una csmpiete AZ
sortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, House Trim
minSs, Mechanics Tools, &C., &c on the most lib
ernl terms.
Having unsurtas .ed facilities for Importing, and
obtaining goods Of Am rican Manufacture, they
are prepared to furnish dea crs and consumers gen
orally, mt the Lowest Mnka Rates.
Also Agents
For the Worlds Safe Co.;
Troy Bell Foundry;
Berdsn's Patent Horse Shoes;
The Excelsior Horse Powers
Keokuk, July Is, 1860
Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
- heretofore existing between Hushey d Walker,
dissolved by mutual consent. The business Of the
firm will be settled by either Of the und .ssix ncd.
Those indebted to the firm ars requested to settle
their accounts forthwith
ME- DUSHEY,
w. w. WALKER.
ksokus, July IA, lS56.--jyi6.dtf
CO.PArln ne "a hip p.
'fVHE undersigned have formed a partnership FOR
L the trans sac ION OF the PitODUCE.GkoCERS aud
CON MISSION bu sineSs, under the style Of Ciuls
2lker- They Will continue the business If Bushcy
4 Walker and solicit the farors of OLD aud new .u-
toners. 4, CLUTS
Julyit-dtf WV. WALKER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

u y. HAR&Ak. MOB HAIN y.
EA0KAR HAINE&.
keokuk PianiuG aud Flooring Will !,
Corner ~ T. and Btaf sss., near inc kevkuk and
Fort Des M,sass Railroad Depot,
hEALERS in Lnmb in ths rough man usactur-
~ ers Of Doors, shutters, Blinds, sash. Door and
ndow Frams. Moulding Of every sire and pat
tern Flooring, " a,her board,ns. shelving. Nan.
lies. BAG, Plaster, and Chain Pump Tubing
Planned aud matched Lumber from to ~ inches in
width.
large assortment IT the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning aud saving done 10 order short notice.
mt rcn ,onabl. prices, and warranted To please.
E&Partcu AR attention paid to filing orders for
country building, compete.
keokuk, July 3-d&wf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

there, and those only, shall determine the
definite condition Of that Territory b. nov
forming State Constitution. This u but
to encourage violeace By rewardisg It With
success. That any result II sush A expcr-
iment will produce deAnits national psace
and satisfaction, il TO suppose the people Of
this country blind to the power Of ordinary
discernment, or lost to every sentiment OF
justice and humanity
J. COLLAMER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Hon. !. Codiing, the eloquent political orator Of
Illinois, and DR. Farmer, late editor Of the Iowa
Statesman, aud Others will address the citizens OF
the following places, at tn, tim, IN ,ntioned It's
expected that the citizens will make all necessary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

So THEY co.-The Ithaca On. Y Journal,
for nearly thirty years the Democratic organ
in Tompkins County, and the only paper
published in that important county, last
week took down the Hag OF Buchanan and
Breckenride, and ran up that Of Fremon,
md Dayton, giving unan.werable rea-
sons therefor. The angelica Reporter, the
Democratic organ in Allegany County, We
hear, has done likewise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

tJLU-Ri-BUS-TAlI; Abbie Mott and other Knots
i Sist's ,tionai System Of Political Economy;
Republican Landmarks;
Iennyson's Maud;
l.ongfcilow' Hiawatha;
Woifsden;
Edith Hale;
War in Kansas
Salad for the Social. CITY BOOEgTORE
june2ld No 81 Main ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

CLAssIc.--M-. Finch said that Buchanan
and add Fremont were "as wide apart a.
Heaven and Hall"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16
DENINl. Il LOVE.

DEFINING Il LOVE,
Successors TO A. l.. DemiHg Coz
Bankcrs and Dealers An Exchange,
Mria Street, Krokut. Iowa.
DARTICILAR attention given to collections.
l. Refer To
T. W. CLARK, Dodge Co, New York:
Becbe Co, ="
Adams Buckins CHAINS, I"
j. W. Clark 4 Co.. Boston,
Drex.i 4 Co.. Phladel phia;
T. w Clark 4 Co., -
Johnston, Brothers Co., baltimore;
T.. W. Claek K Bros, NJ. Loui.;
Sta e Savings Iastiiution,
Rsnpst 4 D,nneiiy, 2.
VIM. H:rron 4 Co., Pittsburgh;
Commercial Bank. Cincir matt;
N.Corwith CO. GaieBa;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
d. c. Convers. Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
ZaAes vile. fjy-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16


Farmers aad Mocha nics'
ms u = \ nee co N ANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA:
Cash Ca-ttai and Aarpius $500. 900.
VIshE above solvent Company has established ~
Agency with the undsfsignrd and Is prepared
to Issue Policies Of Insurance against Loss D2n
age by Fire. on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,,
e-a. MILLS, MANUFAcF0RiES,
AND TugIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merrh di-e anl Pr.@.uc con- igned ~
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS.,
And the usual c,nveyaaccs Throughout the United
States.
Al Loses ADJUSTED and Paid at this Agency.
ARTHUR BKIIksMhN, Agent,
je23d No. ~ Main ST.. keokuk.
INDEMNITY INDEMNIFY
/ EQUITABLE ~ / DNDoy, Capital 600 900.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, rhi.Aisipnia,
FKASKLiN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond du Lac,
Wis.,. Capital t5v0, 1000
BRfDdEPokr FIRE AND MARINE, Bridge
port. CT, Capital $500 .ovo.
$500 600.
HOME, No. 4 Wall street. New York, Capital
$5ON, 900.
Policies issued in the above safe Companies, on
mutual principle, the injured sharing in the proofs
Of theCo., and on cash ptaa, ~ rs.soaahie rates.
WM. y. TURNER, Agent.
Office on I'd street. junl2dlm
KEOKUK MARINE INSURANCk Co.
Capital, $500, 900.
1lvHIS Company 10 prepared t. do Marine Insur-
i ancs business. Cargo risks taken It Gust oinAry
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended % reg
uiar customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DiRscToRs:
A. Bridgman, WIN. F. Turner,
E. II. Harrison, Geo. b. omyth.
joaa Tempiln. a. l.. Dsm,ng,
John McCune, c. +. Conn,
C.Garber, Jas. i. Cox.
w. G. Kentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN, President.
G.B. sMYTu, Woe President.
Al. DEMtNG, Treasurer.
WIZ. TURNER, Secretary.
Office in sample 3 building, Second Street.
ian3ldkw3mo
INSURANCE!
E|NIKE, Life aud Marine Insurance effected 10 the
= substantial companies named below. Their
ca,nbin..l capital amounts to 81 100000.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
AZ mn Insurance Go.
Rtna Life Insurance Co.
Office corner Of Main and Second streets.
junlOdlm W.. BELkNAP, Agent.
Disc 1ut1Om.
7NHE partnership heretofore existing under the
name Vt Davies Hart il this day dissolved By
mutual consent. All claims aga INST the arm will
be csaceiied BY Johnynn Davies. who wilt In fuiure
conduct the business and who alone Il authorised
collect, aud settle the busincssof said Arm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HIATT.
Keokuk, ] sns 20. ls56'-SOdu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

THr "PEoPLE" WOULDN'T conE.-Thc Ebo-
shins called grand ratification meeting .,
Ottumwa on the 7.h, Messrs. Finch and
Knapp being announced rs speakers on the
occasion. In due time the orators appeared,
but the people didn't. About twenty crawl
ed along by degrees, but they were too few
to waste powder upon, and Messrs. Finch and
Knapp left in disgust
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16
NOtICe.

A LII persons indebted to the late Srm Of Baldwin,
IA Kvans Co.. are hereby notified that payment
of 70 expected on or before tho 6ryt Oh Julv
next, To the undersigned
Jsns IS, lS56-d&w BALDWIN 4 HVANS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

THE LARGEsT STOCK or
DRY GOODS
IN THE VISIT.
SOLDAT NEW FORK PRICES,
WEwIsH TO CALL PARTICULAR ATTN
w TON fUOUK
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twenty-Five ThoasanA
Yards,
From 80 cents TO II per yard-.hc lest bargains
ever offered.
Also, Elegant BAREGEs, real
FRENCH ORsjANDIE and JACkyTEr ROBES
or sPLRHDID srYLgs.
Fine Lace Goods in great variety, and at the low
est prices.
CHANTILLA LACE 4 FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAS.
And every variety of
MANUFACTURED SILK MANrILLAS,
From &3 to S25. large and cho,ct stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRIV rs,
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALICOS,
From to 10 cents per yard-good mai ~, oo.or,.
We wish also to call particular aticntien tn cur
stock Of
CA RIP e r s.,
of real English vclyets, Bruss s ply,
and Superior Ingram. ut Lower Prices than
any other House In the West.
All kinds Of House Keeping Goods, Linens, &c.
ONE OF OUR FIRM LIES IN SEW FORK CITT,
and is constantly forwarding to us the
Newest styles and Cheapest Goods
That imported to the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
BY ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY.
COME AND THY rs.
]. A. DURKEE K Co.,
No. So, North side Main 81, sef. 81 and 4M,
Julyll-diw kEokrK. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

NOTICE.
VISHE copsrtnership heretofore existing between
1 the undersigned in The Barking aud Exchangs
business was this day dissolved by mutual consent
Ihe business will be continued by Deming u Love-
70 wh,se books Depositors balances will DO trans
ferrrd. A. L. DEMTNG
keokuk, July !, sc. J. II. CLAYpOOLE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

The GREAT BUcuANAN.--Mr. Finch went
OF in raptures on the great exploits of Mr..
Buchanan as statesman and diplomatist,
stating that no had just returned from .
mission to England, which he had filed
through q period of extraordinary embar-
rassment between this country and England.
So he has. Aud will any friend Of his in
form us what one question, what one point,
what one important thing connected with all
these questions he has adjusted. They can
not point to one! What an inefficient old
fogy he must be, that he effected nothing
when so many important questions engrossed
his attention for so long period. The
fact is, Mr.. Buchanan is, especially now in
his weak old age, 6t for nothing else but to
look wise, and serve as plant tool for
Slavery propagandists. TaE People are
looking towards man Of force aud charac-
ter of his own, and the solemn old owl can
rest himself, in his dotage, among the rural
scenes Of Wheatland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

, VXVHE undersigned have formed copartnership for
1 ! tho purpose Of doing general Banking and Ex-
| change Ousincss In this city. Al. DEMlNH.
!! Jnlyldm H.K. LOVE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

VAN BrRES CoUSrY.--The Republicans OF
Van Buren, county have nominated, for Rep
resentatlves, Thomas Dibble, jr., John s..
Sioan, AMI &. ii. bower; for District Clerk,
Alexander Burns for Prosecuting Attorney,
IL. G. Caldwell. a good ticket, which they
ought to elect, and which they tell us they in
tend TO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

OLD FEDERALISM Turk, at the meeting
night before last, had to rattle the bones OF
old Federalism once more; said that ut the
adoption of the Constitution, there was one
party dstrustful Of the capacity Of the peo-
pie for self government, etc. Exactly. Blu
chanan was one Of that party. And this is
the way he talked about the Democracy in a
Fourth of July address in 1916:
There was powerful faction in the United
States opposed to the adoption Of the FEEDER
al Constitution. The individuals Of which it
was composed We called anti-Federalis.s
and were the founders of the Democratic
party. They gloried in setting themselves
In array against our present admirable form
OF governmeat. The authors Of this oppo
sition were chiefly demagogues, who m ,ht
have arisen to the the head Of n State fac
ton, but felt conscious that their talents
would be cclpscd, when the luminarics Of
the United States should be collected around
the General Government. To crafty their
ambition, they wished that this COUNTRY
should continue divided into . number OF
petty State sovereignties without any efficient
government for their control.
True ~ their original principles and their
first love, the Democratic party OF that day
became more the friends of the French rs
they became the enemies Of social order.
They openly charged the father Of his
country with an intention Of destroying his
own beloved offspring. To such q pitch Of
ingratituie were they carried by their da-
bolcal passions that they dared publicly and
without the slightest foundation, to accuse
him Of secretly putting his hand into the
treasury Ike feon, and appropriasine
without authority, the money OF the nation
to his own individual use.
These illusions to Cd federalism arc not
very happy just now, bat Ebo-shin orators are
so habituated to them that they can't help it
once in While, II they do s. put their foot
in it, whenever they attempt it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

CoNsIsrKScY.--Ben. Hallett, Of Massachu.
sets, who reported the Cincinnati Platform,
in le49, Sept. 10, reported to the Democrat
10 State Convention Of Massachusetts, plat
form which it adopted, containing in - first
-four resolutions the following sentiments,
dvx:
Let. That "Slavery does not exist in the
Territories"
Cd. That g Congress has no right to in
stitute itn
Sd. That "the local laws of the Ststes
cannot Le transported there"
4th. That Slavery can never exist there
but by local law, sanctioned BY Congress or
The act Of . State in it's sovereign capacity"
That was tho doctrine Of tho Democracy
then, the doctrine If the .'Nationaln Dem
ocracy. 1t is precisely the doctrine of the
Republican party now. But it is s'sectional-
ism" and s'disunionism" for the Republican
party to hold the sentiments to-day which
the Democracy held everywhere North lit
tie while ago.
This Hallett, the Cincinnati Platform
maker, during the came year said ''Iel was
not hot enough for Shareholders" 1t would
make his confederases turn up their eyes in
holy horror to hear Republican utter such .
sentiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

TILIINGHAST, LANE BUEL, ACTS.
Ju,yI3- No. 1873 Main ST. keokuk
SOMETHING rEw

SOMETIME NEW
"A ND highly important to ali interested In the
"A construction and repair n all kinds Of build
inxs. steamboats, or cars.
In" undersignsd would announce TO the people of
the city OF keokuk aud vicinity tha. they are now
FUZZY prepared 10 put on at til ,n3stct olice T. p
Russeil's Patent Compound Cemeat Roofing on can
vas, completing tho roofs Of ordinary sized build
ngs in day. Aiso. VIII cover old le4ky tin roofs
at Ia the expense, making them as good or better
than when
From good and sufficient reasons, We repose the
most confidence in the adaptcdness Of the conbiua
tioa aud use OF this esia MT foi ali roofing purpo
scs. Having seen its merits faithfully dsmuustra
ted W. are prepared to say that is superior to Tin
Shingles, Slate, or any other ooGng now in use.
bsing perfectly water and fire. proof adnittin
Of any pitch. either p or fat.
Ii adhsrcs firmly t. whatever it is nut upon. Il
not Affected ~ the heat of summer Or the frosts az
winter, does not Or Up run, but bscom hard and
smooth, admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
Ing thereon, aad Is a. cheap single.
W. wish to state'that this is no Pitch, Felt. GRAY
sl, Indiarubbsr Gum ShclIa III or Guttapercha roof
ing, but is different combination from sny and al
the cement roofing used this city or vicinity
All roofing done by warrant IL the sampie
Wuieh cAa b, seen At shop on the corner OF 9TH
and T.mea eta, or 1t our boarding place. ST. Charles
Hotel.
Ali interested We invite TO call befor,
Tor other roofing. COWLES 4 pALMRR
Ncr.cs. -fc these wishing 10 sas.xs ia ths bus,-
ness elsewhere VIC Offer f,r sals the most If ~.
counties Of this State. q Ap
July Is d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

GALLASr.-Mr. Finch tried to raise laugh
on Fremont and cast little odium upon him
and his canse BY bringing his tc./s into the
discussion. Such sneering illusions, and
raising the jcers Of crowd by introducing
the estimable lady Of Mr.. Fremont and de-
scanning upon her connection with him, may
compors very well with Mr.. Finoi's IDEAS OF
proprie.y, i il does not with other peoples.
GIThe Republicans Of Wapello hare
nominated, for Representatives,, NJ. J. Will
liams and VIM. Allison; for Clerk, Joseph
Hayne; Tor Prosecuting Attorney, J. W.
Dixon.
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To tho stock elders 81 the ke0kuk
Ua. Pleasant 4 Muscattme =. Re. Co..
NOTICE IL hereby given, that in accordance with
Division Of said road, the 18th instsiment OF 81
per cent will bedue and payable Aug. 5th, 1885, ct
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer, Ks-
okuk, Or to the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. HOkNISu,
General Agent X. Mt. y. 4 NJ. r. r. Co.
July 3, lS56.-td dAw
KenkGk Times ard Mt. Pleasant Observe copy1
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EXCHANGES AND BANKING HOUx,.
nFGEo. G. ANDERSON, on Third. between Msi .
Oand johnson Streets. keokuk. lows. Coltec,is., !.
on this city rcmtted promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
H. Interest on deposits when specially asr,od
upan.
Refer to r. w. Clark 4 Bros.
Bogy, Mltenberger Co., bankers.
John J. Anderson 4 Co., 81. Louis.
=. W. Clark, Dodge Co.. New York CITY.
W. Once hours from . A. N. to Pm.
July IA, l336.--dIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-16

C11u Cu~t0moFS TSke Notice..
AblNd made ali tae necessary preparations to
L 4 manufacture all klads " Shoes, boots for La
dies and Gent ismsn aud having now on the way n
very II rye assortment VI all kinds Of raw mater
TO manufactura from, bought in New York and Phil
aielphia Of the manufacturers and importers have
slsterninc to sell Of my Eastern read made goods
now on hand
AT COST FOR CASH.
=" make room for the new and large stock Of raw
material TO arrive. All persons in want Of any
kind 4 Eastern shoes for Ladies wear can now have
ach,nce to save from 70 to 10 per and ret bet
ter shoes than at any other house in the city 1t the
Ladies Shoe shop, No. So Main st.
July Sd S. A. DUKE.