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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17
CHARLOTTE, ". C.
JUNE It'll, 1856.

JUNE IIH, IC0O.
A T A MEETING of the BOARD OF Cow
IA MIssIoNERs of the Town of Chariotl,
held this evening, at their Council CHAMBER;
Present, VIM. F. Phifer, VIM. A. Lucas, vii.
liam Harty, William r. Myers, and K. N.
Jam:son-William F. Phifer acting as Chair.
man Of the Meeting =
1t Is Ordained, That it shall not Be
lawful for any person 20 erect any building,
other than brick or stone, with metal roofs, on
Squares No. 4, 2, 3, 4. 5, z, 8, and II,
bounded by Third, Sixth, College, and Church
streets.
Any person violating the above Ordinance
shall forfeit and pay the sum of one Thousand
dollars. VIM. F. PHlFER,
Teste, Chairman.
J. B. KERR, Town Clerk.
[June 10.-1m.l
U''Whig" will please copy one month,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17
- ma~ .

$500 The Charlestonians are luxuriatino
on green corn and ripe figs, taken from the
gardens in and around Charleston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17
MIR. Fn1MoRB's ACCEPTANCE.

The long-looOk ed for has come at last
In the fifth month after his nomination by
n fra g,nent Of the KnOw-SOthIng ConVen-
ton at Philadelphia, Mr.. Fillmore hasTrIt-
tcna letter of acceptance. 1t will be tound
below, and it will be seen leaves the people
whose YotcS he wants, as much in the dark
rs ever on the great issues of the day, IN
which the South is vitality interested, while
he showers fattery upon Sam, who struck
out the 18th section from the PLATFORM no
doubt for his accommodation. He cndor-
scs the platform which condemns the Ad-
ADMINISTRATION for its support OF the Kansas
Nebraska bill. while he fails to make known
bis opinions on any of the leading issues OF
the day. The people have Il right to know
the opinions Of those who desire their votes
for the inportant office of President Of the
United States-and the South, at this i'm
nortant crisis, will demand to know the pO-
sition of Mr. Fillmore, on the slavery ques-
fions now at fearful issue between the
North and the South, before she will give
him her support. 1t is an insult to the in
tclligcnce Of the people, to say that the
anti-twclfth section Know Nothing Plat
form of the Philadelphia Convention, con-
tains an cnunciation Of any principles aP-
plicable to the political issues of the coun-
try. Its professions of belief in a God, &c,
don't tell Us What Mr.. Fillmore's belief is
of the Kansas Nebraska bill, and the i'm
portant principles connected herewith
In reference to that bill, VIC have no doubt.
Mr.. Fillmore cntcrtains views strictly in
accordance with those Of his northern
Know \ othing friends, to whom he looks to
elect him to the Presidency.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90, 1856.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 70, lS0O.
To The Hon. Willard FfLlmOre;
EIR-The National Convention of tho A
mcrican party, which has just closed its
session in this city, has unanimously chosen
you as the candidate for the Presidency of
the United States in the election to be held
in November next. 1t has associated you
with Andrew jackson DOnelsOn, Esq, of
Tennessee, as the candidate for the Vice
Presidency.
The Convention has charged the under
signed with the agreeable duty of cOmmun-
icating these proceedings to you, and ask
ing your acceptance of nomination which
will receive not only the cordial support of
the great national party in whose name it
is made, but the appreciation also of large
numbers of other enlightened friends of the
Constitution and the Union, who will re-
ioice in the opportunity to testify their
grateful appreciation of your faithful SER
vice in the past, and their confidence in
your experience and integrity for the gui-
dance of tue future,
The undersigned take advantage of this
occasion to tender to you the expression of
their own qualification in the proceedings of
the Convention, and to assure you of the
high consideration with which they are
yours, &c,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17
MEETING OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY

The Mecklenburg County Bible Society
held its Anniversary in the Methodist E.
Church in this town ON Wednesday the 2Sth
of June, 1856. The President being absent
ION account of s;ckness) DR.. Joseph w.
Ross was requested to act as Chairman
The Rev. HI. b. Cunningham, D. D., opened
the Exercises with prayer. The Rev. j.
B. Watt delivered an able and instructive
discourse. The Secretary read the Report
of the Board of Managers, which was re-
ceived. In the absence of the Treasurer
his report was read by the Secretary and
being audited by Messrs. R. A. McNeely,
and j. Mason IStrong, was found correct,
viz:
To amt collected during the year $500 40
To profit and Books Sold. --...-. 10
To amt in Books, ..... 157 %
To amt from a friend, ---.-.. 5 90
1922 sc
CREDIT.
By amt forw'd to Parent Society 1916 90
g bill of expenses receiving and
Forwarding - 5 90
By Premium on Draft " l u
&" Bibles donated to the poor---- 25
g Paid for sign,- 90
g Books on hand 1O1 81
"Cash. 1863 O8
1922 sc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12
PATRONiZE THE FINE ARTS!
Magnificent Christmas Pressass.
PATRICK q GROUSE

A RE Offering TO those who may patronise them
"A between this and Christmas next, . ticket free
~ charge for ~ two dollars worth OF Sheet Mu
sic nr other Musical Merchandise purchased at the
usual rates, ina Iii ribu'ion Of 6ne Rosewood
PIANO, MELODEON, VIOLIN L. GUITAR,
Valued at $500.
The number Of tickets will BIZ limited to 700. 40
numbers will be drawn; the holder Of the 10th
drawn number viii be entitled 10 the Ans Violin,
case and bow; tn 2vth 10 the Guitar; the 30th 10
the Meiodeon. aai the holder Of the Goth drawn
number will be entitled u the fne Rosewood
Piano.
The person crs wing The Piano can exchange il on
gosi terms for Real Estate In this city, IL desired.
Call and see the gifts sad our stock Of musical in
struasnts. which arssf the first quality and will bs
war; antcd for year.
The drawing viii be conducted by committee
chosen BY the d. ket holders and will come ID on
Chrisfmss Foe nerf, ut so'elock in the evening.
piace Of draw ing made known In due time. The
best Of referencss gwen.
Seconlst,, bet. Main and johnson,
novl2-d Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12
Correspondence Gate City
LEON, Decatur Co., Iowa, I
hntnlau Cat 1g-r Z

oCtopcE otn, 1910.
EDS. GATE Cry: All of our county is in
but two townships. As far a. heard from
Buchanan's majority is 2s5. The other two
townships will make it 300. Our county has
fifteen organized townships. At the August
election the Democratic majority was about
1873 as reported officially, but it was in fac,
200, ms 10 odd Of majority for the Demo-
Gratis was thrown out in canvassing. The Fill
more vote is nearly as large as Fremont's.
The vote is not heavy. The Democratic
gain is about 100. Yours, &c.
SAMUEL FORREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12
The Day is CoNlSd.--Iiere is the pre-
gress of representation in Congress:

The disparity between the South and North
has been uniformly enlarging. In this mirror
we see, rs sure as fate, the ultimate triumph
OF Freedom in the overwhelming prepond-
erance Of the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

tbs ScHooLxAsrrR or oUR RxPUBLlc. -
When our Republic rose, Noah Webster be-
came its schoolmastsr. There had never
been great nation with universal language
without dialects. The Yorkshire man canno,
now talk with man from Cornwall. The
peasant OF the Liguarian Apprentices drives
his goats home at evening, over hills that
look down on six Provinces, none OF whose
dialects he can speak. Here, FIVE thousand
miles change not the sound of q word
Around every Preside, and from every tri !.
bune, and in every field Of labor and eyery
factory for toll, 10 heard the same tongue
We eve it to Webster. He has done Tor us
more tnan Alfred did for England, or Cad
mus for Greece. His books have educated
three generations. They are forever multi
plying his innunerable army Of thinker,
who will transmit his name from age to age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

The following losses and gains nre COM
pused from the Congressional returns OF
August.
Lee county, 3SS Buch. IA gain.
Van Buren,, 30S Buch. 1913 gain.
Des Moines, IS Buch. l. gain.
Davis, 7s5 Buch. 2Y3 gain.
Scott, COO for Fremont, l64 gain.
Henry, 1909 for Fremont, LOT gain.
johnson, small Fremont gain.
Linn, 800 for Fremont, 200 gain.
Muscatine, 200 for Fremont, GO gain.
Washington, 500 for Fremont, SO gain.
Cedar, 400 for Fremont, $50 gain.
jefferson, $50 for Fremont, 50 loss.
Wapello, 6s for Buchanan, 50 loss.
Mahaska, 800 for Fremont, - loss.
Lucas, small maj. for Fremont, $50 gain.
Louisa, 400 for Fremont, little change.
Dubuque, Buch. LOCI, 335 gain.
Jackson, Buch. 100, ls2 gain.
Jones, Fremont 200, small change.
Appanoose, Buch. 5S5, 2ol gain.
Marion, Buch. 237, 81 gain.
Monroe, Fremont 10, ii loss.
Clinton, Fremont $50, lbs gain.
Decatur, Buch. 800, lS5 gain.
Cass, Fremont 8, % loss.
We have corrected the above figures by
latest adyices, and they are not far from
right, we think. There are none other re-
ports on which We place sufficient credence to
insert them.
2,000, 900 OF voTERs.--It is evident that the
Republican party has 1000, 900 Of voters in
the United States. Such an immense army
Of tried and trusty men, unseduced by per-
suasion, unterrifed by threats, unaffected by
fear or bribery, with nearly every Free State
at its back, is power in this Republic not to
be scoHed at, or lightly regarded. All the
ground that it has gained, it will keep. In
ali the next four years it has to win but q
few pal,ry thousands Of votes, and it will
carry over the heads of Negro Aristocrats
4 and Northern Services, every Office of power
and Importance, and fix forever the policy o!
this government Behold its achievements in
few short months Who shall say that il
will not accomplish the little that is necessar,
for complete triumph, in four long years te
come?
The DAY is CoxISo.--Here is the pro
gress of representation in Congress:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

RicKEY Il Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Pe9cha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that 10
done in the City, and ut less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

Hocs.-The Cincinnati Gazette OF Wed
ncsday says: "a few hogs have been pack
ed, and by the 10th, should the weather prove
favorable, business will have fully common
ced. Prices have opened at So Is per 100
lbs net. The Provision market continues
dull,1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

A GRAVE ERROR. St. Louis Daily
Leader, the organ Of the Catholic and Pro-
Slavery parties in st. Louis, expresses the
opinion that the abolition Of Slavery in the
Eastern and Northern States was . sgrave
social and political error What other
opinioncould be expected from that Infamous
source.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

CO Judge Halliburton, the celebrated au-
thor of "Sam. Slick, the Clock Peddler,"
and other cute Yankee tales, has left New
Brunswick, and gone to England to make his
home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12
aOI.IDAY CvOnx.

lust rsceiress from sae East, = general assort-
~ 4nsnt Of Fanny Goods and Toys the largest
stock u this kin Of goods in keokuk consisting Of
Ladies Card Baskets VI new style, Ornsmenta
IL Drafts Dom noes. Chess. checkcrmen and boards,
Bird Cages and ClnAriss, Tea Trays and walters,
latest styles u Mihair Bracelets, PortmonnAies,
Ladies' modern Polka wax papicr mAchc and In
din rubber Crying Dolls. heads and bodies u every
kind; GAms, ae.i in fact anything kept in well
assorted Fancy Goods, Toy and Variety Store
K. wEisMXNN,
Second t., bet Main aud JaAnson,
novl2 div IN the Gate City Drug store.
HOLIDAY GOODv.
L,ANCY GOODS and Toys in The greatest variety
L and At low Eric9s, wholesale retail, BY
K.WEIsAANN.
Second-st bet. Main and johnson,
novi2-wG in the Gate City Drug Store.
vlvakkE will be meeting NJ the friends Of this
/ enterprise. Welassday evening. at o'cIook, in
tls olhos VI Gen. Heed. Cor the purpose u appoint
ing delegates 10 rspr. mt this Uy in . convention
called 70 meet NJ i.inDas, in Inns county, No.,
the 10th inst, NJ which time the Two extremes and
the intermediate po,ats will meet for the purpose
Of farming IN cficent organisation Of the Compa-
ny. [novlld
nETKCTOK TILL L0cKS--A perfect security
II for the msney drawer, for sale 81 The Troy
Hard ware store, i.En of Martise Lock- l59 Main 81.
nov7d HITCHCOCK. MOTT co.
DANkRs' shsars . nsce article, for sale q the
ID Troy Hardware Store, sign Of the Morse Lock,
l5v Ma.n-st. HfrCHCOCk, MOTT co.
nov-7dAw
Cnsm mt 81 on Male.
WILL b sod ga the 9th Of December, unless
w called Tor aud charges paid.
boxes household gods, marked Joseph Hamil-
ton;
box marked Isaac Thompson
l bundle scytaes, no mark.
Ksekuk. Nov. .. t6-dm ]. Il. COPELIN.
vfSO LEr--3lsaping apartments for gentlsmsa,
/ on1 Main street between Sd ana Ath. Apply u
this Once. (aovS-alw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

CO On Friday week in some parts Of
New England, and even down ~ far IS New
Haven, the snow was two feet deep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12
KLEIN. r. l.
IOWA BANKING HOUSE
rLckIen 4 Lucas.

OF
EIcklcn Il Lucas.
Near cor 81 and N:Is SIS. ..-....kEOKUk, IOWA.
\XIE receive deposits, discount paper, and make
w collections, In this city and throughout the
Nor tn west.
Exchange bought aaa sold at current rates
Gold, Silver, aad uucurrcnt money bought and
sold.
First class business paper wanted 1t market rates
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
We sell drafts On England and ireland in sums
from pound upwards, II reduced rates and fur
nish drafts detmany in the currency Of any pro-
Vince 81 lorins, I" "Thalers.' MARX Baneo" and
Bremen Thalsss;" on France, Belgium, Swi.ser-
land and Italy In Francs"
ro-Suangcrs visiting the city are invited to call
nj office, where every information will be given
and the best rats paid for Eastern drafts and
rcney
REFERENCES.
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpenter 4 Seriai ye. ~ W ali-,t., New York.
Isaiah Lee 4 Co., baltimore, Md.
Dunievy, Drake to-, Cincinnati, o.
H.A. Tucker 4 Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John .AndarsonS Co., St. Louis,
James Kobb 4 TO, New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

A1esvAes isb u ornament their grounds With snall
sffsv yionfiSg.
Also, Fancy Shrubbery. Kvsrgrssns, Roses, -.
Orders received ct our grounds, three fourtAs Of
mile west Of the old City imits. On ths DluG Fer
~ rosd to the Des Moincs, BY nail, addressed
10 HUHBELL HILTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

nsR or THE SosEaEiGSs.-The OttumwA
Courier says; a few days before election
native Of the Emerald Isle walked into q
store in town, aud with great solemnity ask
ed il 1t was true that the Constitution COM
PEELED every Iriahnan to vote for Buchanan.
Behold how the Black Democracy instruct
the people,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

T. Although the Fremonters were beat
en- in the Presidential 6ght, they made .
strong race; and to compensate them In =
measure for the defeat OF the Pathfinder,
they have now secured the control Of tho Ex-
ecutivs department Of every Northern State
excspt California, and in al probability eve-
~ Northern Legislature except those OF Penn.
svlvania, Indiana, and California. Thus
they will, for time, be enabled to gil the
Northern vacancies In the Senate that may
occur BY death or resignation, and to elect
several Anti Slavery Senators in place Of
Democrats. Thus Is the bad faith Of the
Northern Senators who saw fit for peasonal
ends to disturb sacred compromise Of the
Constitution, visited upon their own heads
in their overthrow and ejectment from the
seats they unwortkily filed. They sowed the
wind, and now they reap the whirlwind.
They re- opened the slavery agitation, and
that agitation has swept them from place and
power.-[S ST. Louis Int.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

CO Six Irish Buccaneers were arrested in
Lafayette, Ind, for illegal voting. Three
were convicted and lodged in Jail. The other
three were let of, and offered their votes
again, but refused to swear them in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12


We ars ssv prepared -
furnish . generai asesse-
nenf II the NEST dasirahas
kinds Of RkUIT TRERS,
ssch ~ Apps, PsssA, Psas,
Cherry, Plua, 0aisss, -.
Small traits, Raspbessiss,
strawbsrries, CarraAts,
0oosebcrriss, -, soDsthss
with any quantity u Cat
auba snd IsabsllA 0rsps
Roots.
Our stock Of Dwarf
Pcars and Applss 10 vssy
n II 4 = =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12
MillinevY oa1 Fancy 0ooAG.
ATTENTION. IAntEHf

T WOULD respectfully call the attention Of Tie
l Ladies 70 my large and we'll selected stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods. which viii sell at Ciasin-
matt prices. Ny stock consists Of silk, stsan, asd
velvet Bonneh; also, splendid aSsortmsat Of
Ribbons, Flowers, and Reathss selected With great
care. You wall 6nd everything In the Millinery and
Fancy basnssa, ~ ny sStablishmcat, In the latest
fashion. ~ also prepared 70 do eli work in ny
business ut the shortest notice such - lining trim
ming, bleaching, pressing and making bonnsts q
every description 70 order. will warrant ail
work TO give satisfaotion.
Comeone, come all No trouble 70 show Foods q
Mrs. Glenny's, No. ~ Johnson street, between Ind
and Sd directly opposite Dinner Saloon.
Sept76dly MnG. GLGNNY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

JOHN W.. NOBLE,
ATTORNEY AT l. w

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I 1FFICE on johnson street, between ID 4 "a, over
" the Postofkce. (noyl ldv
OeitMQueaa List OF G.Oss On witch
special Tax 90 re aue ana uapaaA.
GRADING ALLxY THROUGH BLOCK 81.
Owners Names. Lot. Hleck. Tar. Cost.
keddington, ID. Sac 81 1S0.o3 12.O0
NorlCE Is hereby given 20 the owners Of the lots
Described in the foregoing list, situated In the City
OF keokuk, Lee county, and State Of Iowa, whose
names are mentioned above, and all Others inter
csted, that special tax has been assessed and
levied on said lots, for the grading VI the aiiey
through said Block No 81, and unless ayment
be made OF the taxes levied, and also all
costs. before the I'd day Of December, A. d. 1855.
the said lots, or so much thereof ~ ahall BE-
necessary TO discharge said tax and costs, will
be sold on the day aforcsaid, II the Mayors
Office, in said city, between the hours Of clock
A. ". and o'clock T.. n.
c. G.. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of keokuk.
Nov I'll, l356.d3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

SlGNiricAST.--The old Democratic strong
holds in New York are now the very strong
est Republican districts. Jefferson county
gives $500 Republican majority. Its old
time, reliable Democratic majority used to
be about half that. ST. Lawrence, the home
Of Silas Wright, and still as always the
home Of Silas Wright Democracy, gives
$500 Republican majority over both Fill
more and Buchanan, and G,400 over Buch-
auan alone. Hcrkimer, the home Of Michael
Hoffman, gives "a over all, and 5,454 over
Buchanan. The politics Of New York is
fixed for q long future by this campaign.
CO Hon. Samuel Hoar, of Mass achusetts,
long distinguished as q man of ability and
probi.y as lawyer and politician, died .
few days ago, aged about 10 years. During
the administration ~ Gov. Rrig-s, he w.s
expelled from Charleston, S. {. where he
had been sent as legal agent to protec,
colored seamen Of Massachusetts in the en-.
Joyment OF their lawful civil rights, ane
barely escaped with his life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

Coss starve with me, aud BE- my love,
Ana We will ell the pleasures prove
OF saving every penny;
And thou fhslt labor all thy yaeTs,
And vow to heaven, and neit III tears,
And wretched be ~ ny.
Oh b my darling ValssAinc.
Ar thou shalt never snip q Atnc,
But gaineas keep to weigh thsn;
And bills hs loag thy file shall see,
And thou shalt pause ~ long % he
Who never means TO pay them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12
HATCH q THOMPsON,

HATCH q TMOMPBON,
KEOKUK ...........,.......I0WA
DAhTIcULAk attention paid 70 collections, and
rcmttances made at current rates.
All business apperiainng To Banking promptly
attended to.
Exchange on England. Ireland, and the Cont
nsnt. b. W, BAILEY, Cashier.
RRvERkScEs:
J. M. Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co., N. Y;
Chas. Il. foote, Cash r Commercial Bank, Gin;
Kinney, Espy I Co., Cincinnati;
s. II. Bullcn, Cash + Bank Kcntucky, Louisville;
Curtis 4 Warren,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington;
Taylor, Shelby 4 Co.,
Farmers Bank Of. Kentucky. Frankfort;
Commercial Bank of Kentucky, "
Darby Barksdale, st. Louis;
p.ttmAn Brother,
4. l. rinkmAn 4 Co., Chicago;
Mitchell Cable. Rock Island. fnovl-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

CO The st. Louis Mfelhgeneer since cleo
ton anticipates the extension Of the Slave
power and influence by the incoming admin
istration, and also an addition Of Slave ter
ritory. Ii goes for the removal of the Slaves
Of Missouri to the fresh fields which may be
added to our territory, and for making Mis-
souri, a Free State. ltsays: "We are among
"those who dislike Slavery in Missouri and
''kansas, but would rejoice to see it trans
''planted to more congenial chimes Of the
South" And indeed would the state Of
Missouri rise like giant il it were rid Of
the incubus Of Slavery. Its fields would be
occupied, it's real property immensely i'm
proved in value, and its mechanical and man.
ufacturing interests encouraged and increas-
ed with an incredible rapidity. The inter-
est which the people Of Missouri have in a
Free State policy, and the interest which
both st. Louis and the state have in the
adoption of q Free Constitution bv the PEG.
pie OF kansas, are yet to be questions fol
discussion among themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

VIZ ANGkDl-A annbss u mea Of good address
w y eel soane haadsoms and rApidty selling
vosks.
Jnt published Handsome New Years. Present
entitled .The Floral DiaAsn, o. Wreath Vt
Gathered Flower" handsOm.ly bsund In Oleeh 81
Gilt, and superbly illustrated with . nuDber 81
Colorsd sngrasings. Also, cheap and quiek sell
ing work entitled "TAe True Htsf0ry Of lAs ksnsas
Wsrs, stitched in nea; wrapper, with ; splendid
J. r. TELFER,
nov5-d Fourth-st., near Main, Cincinnati.
Keokuk Genais> College.
HxyHE frat term Of this institution will b opened
i on Monday, Nov. Sd. in rooms Of the II. 4.
Church, on Chat than, Square.
Mrs. Mary Dean and Miss n. c. Bail, who are en-
gagged - teachers, have he'd much experience and
saksfactosy tsstimonia VI thsif high literary ~
snd sAarassss ladies' and Of their
ample qualifications for instructinG Ia the vaeisus
hrAnehss Of fall couRss Of iIbsFai sducatioa.
The Trustees aud TeachsFs arc pls1eDA TO special
vigilance and effort for ths hsst naaaesmsas and
the sntire success OF this new sntsvpriss,-Se In
portant 70 the honor and prosperity Of our city
and they ask ths hearty cooperation and support of
All who desire ths sucssss and property Of che In
Tuition fees f,r term " 10 wseks-prinasy
branches -, advanced hrAnehss %. Extra for fuel
4c.. 81 A
Competent and experienced tsashsrs viii give M
ssructiuns In Latin, French, 0ernAa. Drawing
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pricos. fos Tho Trustees,
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4 PILGRIMAGE 70 81 MsdinAh and HscsaA,
a with maps and iliustsssious. b. \. y. Dsston,
Lieut. Bombay Army. For sale
= 800 - = -----