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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

WIGS - HAIR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELOR 8
Tey are celebrated the world for their graceful beauty
ease and durabyfttins charm The largest and best
Dvr sold At BArcHELoR's, No. 23S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

KHAPP's SPRING AND SUMNER BEVERAGE
Evcry pesou can now make this delightful and healthy beves
sss ~ asns KsArPs Concentrated Exrzct OF RooA a
cent bottle viii make gallons healthy and pessh
Beye,sse L not Known General depot, No. 3s2 Hudsos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

BoATs,-Pleasure Boats of all descriptions, for
pleasure or hard service To found at No. $50 Southst
Fom two hundred Boats constantly hand and for SALE
NIB Said Boats be rugged and got ready at two days
noee: So Race and Life Boats. G. j.. NGERsoLL SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19
CoIsTanoRO's HAIR. DYE, WIGS AND TOUPEEs

CRISTADUKUS IlAiN'Dfb 20, W TOO 20. - .,...n,
Svsts spsrtments applying his hmous DYE the sfese
stssdsrd article Of its hind throughout the word ms
stvls of WIGS and ToUPEEs are perfection lsei
rsfsi Al CRIsrApoRo's, Ne. 9 Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19
WICKERsHAM's IMPROVED FLAT RAIL IRO

FuScrTis new article cheaper than the Wire Fence and
the objection urged the Wire Fence
ia the expansion of the metal and invisbty
The easily by stock In consequence OF the wide
srrsce OF the Rails exposed self sustaining Fence and
requires no screws appliances tighten the Rails Thu
Fcrce cola az low 50 per rod including Iron Posfs and
RsiIs For sale b, the NgwYoRK WIRE RAILING Co., NO
s,9 R.oApwAY j. b. wIcxERssAM, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

NuTTING's KOLICON-A new Musical Instru-
ent combining the advantages of the Organ Melodeon and
Piano the rich, mellow, aud powerful, and well
adapted Cburch operate Music 1t has resolved the
highest testimonials from the profession amateurs and the
United States which be at the
Ware of the Msnufscurers Price from
A60 to GIas GRoyEsrEEH & TRUsLow,
No. sos Broadway, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19
RICH CARPETINGS.

For PIANOS, MELODEONs AND HARMONIuMs,
call HORACE WATEss No sss Broadway agent FOR the best
boston and New York instruments who s selling an
tire stock Of superior PIANOS and MELoDEoSs at greatly
prices Good Pianos rent Rent allowed purchase
Fer ssle q monthly payments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

aguans or foreign MERCHANTS Iesucnt Ill thdt cVun-
try, have been and still are furnished from the
United States by parties resident here and cooper
ators in this scheme of plumber. The whole
expedition, from its beginning down to the
present time, was fitted out, has been recruited
and is at this moment sustained, and expects to DO
hereafter sustained by the open violation or under
hand eyasicn of our neutrality laws. Does such
an enterprise as this, unlawful in it's inception, and
thus sustained by reiterated violations from day to
doy of our lawr, acquire by any six months success
or appearance of success, clam to be regarded
and recognized by us as lawful Government!
Can it be possible that those who. by the act Of
plotting to send men, money and arms to Near
aqua, became amenable to our criminal jurlspru-
derce, by the act of succeeding for the moment in
the successful prosecution Of their criminal de-
sign. have clothed themselves with legal char
acter which we are bound to recognize and respect
Such plainly enough must have been the view OF
the case which led Mr.. Marcy and such supporters,
if any, as he had in the Cabinet, to stand out
against the recognition of Walker as not coming
within the spirit of the rule Of recognizing Govern
ments de facto There is no rule without its ex'
ceptions; and surely our Government could hardly
be expected to stultify itself by recognizing as
foreign Government standing on an equality with
the United States, and to be represented at Wash
iDgton by Minister, that which but lately was a
piratical plundering expedition, set on foot in
defiance of our laws, AID which still to all in
tents and purposes continued as plundering and
piratical expedition, recruited and kept up BY Q
like defiance of our laws
But to recognize such government would not
be merely to stultify ourselves. 1t would net
merely expose us to the charge Of being befooled
and used by violators Of our own laws. 1t would
subject us to an imputation still more serious
that Of having assumed in our national character,
to be the patrons and rsgator Of such sort of en-.
terprises. Such emphatically is the imputation TO
which the Administration of Gen. Pierce has ex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19
Coop TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 81 YARD, at the

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNESIA 10 three
times the strength Of the common Magnes and clear of
pleasant taste -Four 6rstpremium silver medals and
Worlds Fair medal awarded, being the best in the market
fscturer r. J. HUSBAND, Philadel phia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18
IRE. vvs.Aisessn.

Prem WoAMtM4oOMs
fCorrsspoudsaes Of the MI. xsibsns.]
WAsusoron, Tuesday, Aug. e, 1856.
Both branches ere pushing business Wig
orously, and there 10 no doubt that Congress
will sdioura on the 18th. Ffty.one bills
were passed in the House TODAY. An /, I.
tomptby Mr.. Orr to postpone Mr.. Walbridge's
Pacific Railroad bill Was checked BY tho vote
Of the Speaker, which leaves the subject still
open. The action Of the Senate to-day n
laying upon the table Mr.. Weller's Pacific
Railroad bill, postpones the prospects Of =
similar measure 10 the House. An unsuc-
cessful effort WAS made in tho Senate to day
to strike from the Navy bill the sppropria-
tion for Stevens war vessel for the defense
Of New York.
l saw q letter from Mr.. Sumner to-day
which announce. his health as improving Gle
expresses the greatest anxiety to take his
seat before the adjournment, and mav do /.
Buchanan's attack upon Col. Fremont
through MIR. Bigler in the Senate, il con-
demned by all decent minded men in Wash
ington.
The Pacific Railroad had a sharp struggle
in the House, but stood t. ground fairly MIR.
Orr led in opposition fercely, with Parlia-
mentary tactics, but gained nothing at the
close Of the struggle. Il will be renewed
with fair prospects,. Mr.. Giddings succeed
ed, by stern purpose, in getting the consider
alton Of private bills, to which no objections
we're urged, and forty-s six were passed.
PoxERoY DxsrRoYKp.-The steamer Hnr-
nonia, from Pittsburgh, arrived al this
port last night. She brings news that the
town OF pomeroy, the county seat OF Mcigs
county, O., abont 200 miles above this place,
WAS DESTROYED by FIRE on Friday afternoon
the flames breaking out about3 o'clock p. IN
Sixty houses, comprising the whole bushes,
portion Of town, including the court house
and public Offices, we're destroyed, and two
men were killed by the falling OF walls. Th,
steamer passed the Pomeroy landing in tbs
night, and, by the glare Of the flames still
lingering, it was plainly perceived that tn
whole town was in ruins. Pomeroy is In
nous for the coal mines in it's vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

o. the S1aysry question the platform adopted 70,
s7rr -n7rrrntr ---tstt-tt-t-
~ Csngre.s has NJ tght 60 exeiaie Slayers
ffsA any territory.
-. ihs rAp.t oil atsrritory have no power Il
proaibii : asg4y 50 long the territorial gyysrn
msnt lasts.
3D. asdaiier Sovereignty Is a hnmfaas and i Mt
loas.f Fiaak in the Democratic c.ecd
ssa. Estate e4na ity The r4eht 81 sllsr.
h3.deEs 10 take taetr Saves into tie pub ie do
m.n. hy virtue - the s.aye laws II the Slave
State.
h, Ihat slaseryis natioual and Freedom sec.
,onal.
o = That the people Of territory can only ex
etaie slavery from among thcm after they hay.
fora state Constitution ami b.eB admitted mt.
tine Union.
'sa That Kansas must b. kept out Of the nian
On tste p.ss ~ sat Of Population, eutii the Ires
STATE Hnen i 7 d OF ariv II ca ana he lave,
hsliers arm.s p3ahtsd and.r the protection Of IL
Ses.er1i uJesrulntnt.
etn. iAas aay man denying the for going doe
trtar 5 IfaatJf, and aAouI u deaf slgh uxcQs,
insy.
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| FREMONT. - This gentleman is now the sub
| iect of tho NEST bitter vi,uperasion of the
mos, malignant and desperate set OF poll
| ticians that ever disgraced the fair fame OF
an honest man with their praise. Personal
| ", more unexceptionnble man, one more
| upright and honorable, does not ex lat in the
land. Upon his reputation, personal, pro
fessional, or political, there is no spot or
bemish. From boyhood he has been in the
public service, and all his acts have been
performed before the eyes Of the world,
which had learned to know him well and in
tmately, and respected, honored and APP
p1anded him. But, unsolicited and honora-
blv as ever man became a candidate, he be-
came the nominee Of the Republican party,
and instantly csc hyena- politicians bounced
upon him with ferocious eagcrness winch
il always proportioned to the freshness and
purity of the victim. The avidity with which
they attack him is not the least thing that
could be said in his praise, and we cannot
s.e how it is possible that it should not re-
act to his advantage.
Among this gang who have laid their
leprous hands upon him, there are none
more malignant and nnfaltering than the
Times, Of this city, and rs afording the
mos, appropriate shee. upon which to dis
play the propensities of its conductors, it
ought to be printed upon that new material
which has been suggested, the ceremcnts
torn from the bodies of Egypt's dead. And
characteristic attack appeared in that paper
Of last Friday, ono eminently fit for the
place in which il was printed. We trust
every reader of that paper will peruse and
consider it well. We should be glad to
transfer il to our columns, had we space,
and we may vet do 50, but the more materi-
al points we can briefly enumerate, as fol-
lows:
They charge him with being Catholic;
They charge him with being Know
Nothing;
They charge him with being pledged to
make the most indseriminate war upon the
land Of hi. birth:
They charge him with being pledged to
wage All nnrelenting war upon the Catholic
/ Church;
They charge him with being nm illigiti
mate by birth, attacking the virtue Of hi,
mother:
Thy charge him Of being destitute 0
honesty, Of deccncy, and Of truth
Il They charge him with having "forgoeel
his politics and forcsworn his religion -
4 They charge him with being a speculate
in the public funds.
They charge him with possessing neishe
ehonesty nor capacity -
! They charge him with being poor
+! They pronounce him :" the most arran
humbug OF the age and
They declare that nil who supper, him mr.
fools and ma,lmen.
/ talsehoods, one and oil, without qualfca
ton OF excuse, Let us see wnat harm sue
attacks will do him in the minds OF tn
American people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

igaN LAa1k Ia na ural capital which consti.
tales TIA rsa4 wealth Of tbs great csuutry. and
fstlss las atr'tssnt pVer N tbs aloae u
q. fsiisavs y sag Nv wAc& II ffes tnssK4tiuis-
II hAt. Ffear ~ Z i.stsr VI Acceptance.
wa%aefs- IA s. il substantive god H. Sc daaa.
wae4syer thyfe ss q iV1t ~ "a 81 t. u pfsts. ID
fessa oetDiataS s.as- tsrttosy, .an " Ill b.
ser.fAe fahstRe 81 tae cA,ldsioa Of sAscfy.--
Da4iea Y esstt.
irsse.t t+tst never esa aad never wiz yo.e. ena
no eartsis p1wes viii ever make mt ,1ss 10 sprsau
siafefl eseF tsf-itory ~AsfS 1t does not sxist.-
henry Clay,
neaf siS concur IN hi movement which he.,
its tassi y - 70 repslf the mssnei ar,ing sn.u
tar VIZ aFisn Il gsi iasib The repea Of III, NJ :.
s3ar4 segaft sta opposed &, s,.yF, 81 ~.
~ tssea, aa9 aqua Fttaesptr. sustaiiiea a,.d uua
IA sAtaa ~ fe te4. s'aetetssl. Wa..e feti fnH A.
DDS - t4e teisi tha % 9asat niss L. he interfeI.u
sii+h *h.t hekists aalss tls s,,ed u stare sy,
rfe4S9ss am @ iha Aie,l s,.sssd - - sxtcns ~
G.. Frem9At.
If.ys ta.fe : n4tEins nGea tss r,yti,,
word, Il asy aNe netie Va 80 Aua.lla ~ }ttt,, 4
Nal q. -. a. wal fspreaca ne ~Itt, WIN sa4
- sifa "a 49,, !! lad Mais up ~ .ni.t
fer ans gAst DIR ~ ttreaH.st4as,. gali., -
t. farmer eAteasloh u The area y s'ay@Fx !,
sas uastsa 1900, "a - ~ suF.u ~ a. sggas, !,
are fsPf &seAi4atasn AZ IN. 1.9as. IS 4 pr ,tnt,
tive seea OF l,aae. Ssbst - NJ, ~. o.
Bill, lsis.
Tgx Woes CT ixsai CLAY ia tssn aanrx 81.
apsa ia f9..Osing nuTas
~ ~ e'uu'. paa sur 6ngef any laft
"a ss.'1 lA1aslVn 'AH esnyeys tho siga n
k,wsr = carry siats tsem 81. Of ths sis.es 81 I'll
AIM % Aay s9sy 81 the United states. NJ
Sir, can admit ~ .iasie momsui. mat tAsre
any SPARSE aitt.nel t.ght uloG III part i
nsatss OF sfs .f.idual snbes - tbs ~ 81 Ia an
paraDn y. the y sorlq u tse Iaitsd SEap-. gaer
siAsssN ~ ferrttorssf, midst tse idea tia thes
Terri Jr,er are he'd 10 e1lnlaga between the4e}tTa
g.
Tas Rieakosb ESariRER os The GlNaiSNAri pta1
roaN.-Wllh lae uGanoat p5ssibse precision As8i en-
ph.ais III Language, these res3'u'ioi4s affirm lh
xerat vital principles, 'tt, ~ the Constitutions
raaeantsss III slavery and sesandiy \. tbs u a4i
uy II the states in respect Of their s9Fefeirr Gis
nifty aud political rights. In equally erar and e3a
eiusiye terms The doctrine OF SaaatteT sovereign
l. repudiHted by the Democratic party
III am elected " this high oG;cx f9r Wtiscb soa
psrt,aiisy has n0m. stcd me. will enasasa g. 81
u les the GOV ernincnt according u the ifae spin
q! the @ institution, ~ il was understood * III
rrea. men who framed sad adopted II. ami u fael
5 way =. h prsssrse both Liberty and Sn..-
fJobr c. Fremont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18
Teicgraphic News.

WAsniSoroN, Aug. lit is not true tina I
Judge Mclean has issued writs OF hdbe0s
corpus in the cases Of persons charged with
treason in Kansas. The application was
made to him, but he refused, on the ground
Of its not appearing on the face Of the pa
pcrs that their detention was without law |;
but, on the contrary, that the warrants
against them were issued by court Of COM
petent jurisdiction.
Nxw YoKK, Aug. l3.--Thc Tribune's cor
respondent mt Washington telegraphed to-
day that MIR. Coats, counsel OF Gov. ROBIN
son, has just arrived from Kansas, and re-
ports that collision between the advancing
emigrants through Iowa and the Missouri
ans, is probable. He confirms the previous
reports. that the Missourians are assembling
in large numbers at Iowa Point, near the
line Of Kansas md Nebraska, under the
command of General Richardson, OF Waka-
rusa war notOriety. This attempt to drive
out free emigration 10 done with the concur
renee Of Gov. Shannon, who had not then
heard Of his removal. Companies OF Free
State settlers, f.o.u Topeka, Lawrence, the
Beecher settlement, and other Free State
places, have gone 10 aid the emlgrants 10
reaching the Territory.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Twenty. Eve counties Of
Iowa have been hoard from, giving the Ne
pulicans majority Of $500.
The Hon. Augustus Hall passed through
this city to-day. He announces his own re-
election 20 Congress from the first district OF
Iowa.
Yes, elected tower the left" "Gustis"
must feel bad when the truth overtakes him.
The MISERABLE Bt.EAR-EYED RAB-
BILE who have been transferred, like SO
MANY CATTLE, TO that, new country, are
more to be piticd than blamed
This 10 what the Washington Union says
Of the Northern emigrants who have recent
" gone into Kansas. The friends Of these
ssmiserMble blear-cyed rahble" will have
something to say in reply on the 4th Of Nov.
Trib.
e Rsasmbsr the election Tor City Re-
AoV1ne tO.dav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

TRifLE Or IL HIS CALCULATION -
The Dubuque Republican, takes up pamph-
let recently issued by Mr.. Glenn ems, contain
ing sone statistics of this city, and COM
pares them with the statistics of Dubuque,
drawing thcrefrom . la,tering result to that
place. The comparisons, however, are made
aaier gross misrepresentation. For in
stance, the number Of groceries in Kcokuk,
as Paraicd its table, is / the number
IN Dubuque, 80. We would call his atten-
ton to the oversight he commits, by saying,
Tho eleven grocery stores enumerated for
Tbs city are exclusively mhoiesaie stores,
doing FROM one 10 several hundred thousand
dollars worth of business per nnnum. II
all The wholesale and retail stores were emu
meratel together, there would appear good
many more than the number set down for
Dubuque, So. Similar errors occur
/ throughout It's table.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

The ExceisIor Horse Power.
WE would respectfully call attention Of those
w wanting power for driving Ihreshing Ms
chine. Circular saws, for pumping. grinding grain,
cutting hay and stalks, sheiiing corn, &C. &c. "
the "ExcgLsIoR" HossR PowEERs. These Powers
have been severely tested and pronounced the HEsf
In use. We have just received fsw direct from
the Manufacture and prepared to sell them Low.
TILILNGHAsT, LANE 1 BuEL,
Aug Is l3S Main Str at.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

Orr or THE Waffle Benton ticket for
electors in Missouri has been removed. There
are now but two tickets in the Geld in that
State, the South American and the Buchan
ear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

AaAANsAs.--Ti,,s State has gone over
wheimingiy for the Black Democracy, on It's
gabsrnatoriai, congressional, and legislative
tickets. There il but the smallest possible
remnant Of Know Sothingism left. Aud ye,
some people We're 50 far deceiving them
selves rs to anticipate the success Of tire
Fillmore iieke; il thar State.
i Is bu' TO nlain that the slavery Propa.
gantists are not going TO compromise their
influence by any linrr4csicsbiiitv. Ruchan-
an is the candidate of the Slaye.Power. and
they are going 10 vote for him with singa-
lar unanimity. Nothing is more certain.
Who wants 10 be their confederases. 10
JOIN hands with them in such cause? An
swer to yourselves, freemen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

IlEADY MADE observation-disclosures in this
II line can hs hHd 1t the lowest figures at
sep57dpv WOODWARD = OBS.
T1LAIDS.-Those beautiful scotch and Tartan
i Plaids, every VARSITY can b. found q
a>ua7d&v WOODWARD 3 cos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

Coop FOR ToN. MARsuALL.-Tom. Mar
shall has finally come out, fat-footed and
strong, for Fremont and Dayton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

CorSrgKrEirs.--c ountcrfeit two dollar
notes on the Bank Of Bellcyille, H., have
been put in circulation. The genuine notes
have tue word two" printed in large red
letters upor them. The ccunterfeits have
not. The bank is calling in the entire old
issue, aud will have u new plate prepared.
One hundred dollar notes, executed in the
finest style, upon tho Bank of Missouri,
have been prepared, and some may have
found their way into circulation. Safety
will require that care should be observed in
respect Of notes Of that demonstration upon
the Bank Of Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

kiLlEp.-The appropriation for the i'm.
proyemen, OF the rapids, at this place, u.
will be seen By reference to the proceedings
Of Congress for the l4sh, failed Of passing,
ir the Senate, over the veto, and 50 il lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

Tng DEs Moiss, VALLEY WHIe Is Issued from
this office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creAsng circulation throug houtthc De@Moincs Val
ley, we'll in the rest of the State and the Uni
Ted States, and as medium Of advertising is not
surpassed Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

\ ESSRS. EDITORS: Please inform the LaAisl
WI that NC have received the largest stok Of en-
oroidercs, Collars from cents 10 t7,O8; Msltess,
Black Silk Brussels aud real thread Lacss Lace Jas-
onett and Swss Collars Conets, Ribbons, Moiro An
tsQuc and Ribbon Trimmings, &C.. &c.
IA. d. WOODWARD 4 co.
Aug. IS, lS55.--0Aw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

fH Rsnsnbsr the election Tor City Re
oorder to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

Fall styles.
"E have just received our Fall styles Of Ladies
w Velvet. Cloth, and Silk Oioaks, Talma's and
viscttes; siso of Brocha and Plaid Ehawis.
sep27dAw WOODWARD co.
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no ths rMbIic.


uAvIN0 determined, hereafter, TO do an exeiu-
i sively cash business in retail depArtm ri,
wr are prepared to sell all kinds Of IIa Caps Bon
meta, Ac, 1t greatly reduced prices. Our stock II
very complete, and We keep nothing but the
b-s, grades Of yoods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold ON credit. So come with your dimes.
- All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
1t the shortest notice.
oct ~ dit D. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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ssiil Another ~ obbery ..ReaA the
Following.
THE NEW YoRx AND ERIE RAILROAD RouHRRY.-
The President Of the New York and Erie koAd pub
fishes the following card In reference to the late
robbery:
OvrIcx or N. X. h .R. II. Co.,
NEW Yoex, July Is, 80
To fhs Effor Ner York Tribune
siR:--Statemeats having appeared in several Pc
pcrs TO the eject that the New York and Erie n. H.
Express has been subjected 10 another Loss Of from
hrswren twsny and thirty thousand dollars, and be-
these statements having undoubtedly bsen made
by interested parties for mschieyous purposes, II
due 10 the stockholders Of this company and the
publ that thu facts 81 ud be made known.
1t i true that the othce II this company, No. l57
broadway, was robbed. and 12.6s5 Abstraeted from
the SAFE. Ut this amount 81 665 belonged 10 indi-
viduuls, and the balance consisted Of remittnnces
The above is the frat and only loss which the COM
pany has sustained by this Express.
HoNkR kAxsDRLL, Prcst.
So il goes. Owners OF Sh ret Iron Safes rely
upon losing their money and other vainabies from
th,m. kobberies will continue to occur long
Sheet Iron boses in Now the only surc pro-
tsction ~ 10 buy one Of Liilic's burglar and IRE
proof Safes, secured they with his bank lock.
They can be fouad ~ is Main ST., ksokuk.
TILLINGuAST, LANE BUEL,
aug5-d Wit Agents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

YARNS of various sises, from 600 acres down IL
Il and 10 acres. Lots situated in different parts
81 the Township. County aud STATE. Apply TO
SMITH 4 vANslCkLEN.
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ia German named Frederick Dyck,
an old man, in dcrangcd state Of mind las.
Saturday cut his throat, intending to destroy
his life, but though he made u frigh,ful cash,
!; was dressed by DR.. McGnsin, and he will
probably get we'll.
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ANIMAL STATEME Mt


TINE
COumecttcut Mutual Life las. &C..
For The lear Ending on hs 3la II January, 1856
Balance per Statement Jan. 81, 1850, S.,l54,4s9 o.
I'm unit received fof Pre-
miuns aud Extra Risks
during the year, $6.2i ~
tnterest, IA 3D. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

The HorsE FRx.-By reference to the
proceedings Of the House on the 18th, i,
will be seen that it stands firm in regard ia
Kansas affairs, and doubtless will do so till
the last 1t refuses to make appropriation.
Tor army service except on condition Of tn,
abandonment of the prosecutions for trea.
son, ETC., and refuses to make appropria.
tons for the expenses attending another SEES
sion Of the bogus legislature. Honor t.
the true men in the House,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

os Dr.-There is trouble at the White
House. The President is determined
Lecompte shall be removed and the political
prisoners released. 1t 10 said hu il becom.
ing troublesome 10 his managers, and will
probably have TO be put in stright Jacket.