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SMITH & VANSICkLLN,
4 ucGi OneerA. t0mmi ssion MerCha IA =
and IL caI LAInle lSr ok rN.

DAVID b SMITH. a 3. rt$atceLgy
SMITH & vANSICKLLN,
AuctIoneerA, commission Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers.
ME VIII pay particular attention to sales by
w Auction. # Real Estate, stocks, Administers
tors salcs, de- VIII negotiate Loans. make Colee-
tions, exchange Real Estate fer Merchandise make
liberal advances Real Estate Merchandise con-
signed for public sale; win act Attorneys for
property ho.dCrs on the disposng Of property, coll
lecung Of rents, paying taxes Ac.; sill at hnan
ea counsellors FOR Nil vto may need our services.
pt1ee On Third street between Main and johnson.
uoy24
LNOE SALE-Lot 5, Block 2oi on Main street. APP
ply ~ dec. 2s.l SMITH 4 NAA>IkCLEN.
LN0k SALE--ots aud 2 in Block So corner of
L Fulton and 10th streets. Terms easy. Apply TO
dec -. SMITH NAASiChLEk.
E'ok sALE-Lets 4 and SIX in Block 1873, corner
L ef Fulton f0th streets, Apply to
dec ~. SMITH NANSlGkLEN.
LNFR sALE- 20 feet by $40 On johnson street, be-
4 tween "a and 3d streets, south side apply 10
SMITH YANs1ckLEN.
LNuR SAIL feet BY - on 30 street, also rs
Il feet On Johnson, corner If 7th street, by 40 on
9Th. Apply to SMITH YANsIGKLEN,
LN0K SALE - I'm ucre4 of land on the C F CONN
L Tract, apply t. SMITH 4 VANsICKLEN.
LN0R SALE--A dwelling house AMI lot on Bank
Il street, apply To SMITH 4 NANSIchLEN.
4 Lot n Louisville Ky, h exchange for keo-
"A kaE City property oaPPIJy. @ .
SMITH AAslChEN.
LN0R 9ALE-Or trade FIR Iowa lands or keokuk
L city property--A ii ana lDt al Walnut His
near theeity If eneuua. apply to
SMITH y NAN~ICKLEN,
ron SALE.
90 feet bY ON First street, between Main john
sou. Also House and bot corner If First ard John
son. Apply to SMITH q NANSfCKLEN
ron SALE.
220 Acres II Land, 90 under cultivation near Ca
marg1. Terms, 0ne-third cash, balance In one two
's9NITH 4 vANsicKLES.
LN0K SALE-G40 acres Of choice land within four
l miles IT the city. SMITH 4 yANSICKLEN.
ron SALE.
4 HOUSE and lots on Second street, apply to
"A nova SMITH a YANsICKLES.
FOR SALE.
IN FEEI front ~ second street, with buildings
~ rents for $500 Apply 70
EgR SALE-l 10 acre. II land under cultivation, On.
nosA sMIfh i yANsIeKLRN.
E.N0k sALE.--l0 ie,t front On MAN street Apply
1 s. hoy2i SMITH s EANSlCkfEA.
L'4K sALE.-A farm containing COS acres. 10
L under fence, i mules from the city the plank
road. Possession given the lat of March next Az
Ply u noy2l SMITH YANSICkLEN.
TOR eALE--A h9ust AMI lot OF Main street
4 nyf24 SMITH 4 NANSlCkLEN
4 FRESH insolcc # Hats aud CAPS % trade Tor
nova sMfrH q yANSIChLEN.
100 ACRES 4 LAM in Wa.hIneton county. four
w miles from rhs County ~yut can IL lad for
se'en dollars Pcs acre. Apply saen p
toy4i sMlfn & NANsIcKLES.
80 the PuDIie
HAVING determined. her. after, q D. exelu-
/ sigeiy ca.h buatne.s in our retail department,
prepared 10 scil al kinds q Hats Gaps Bon
nets, g.. II greatly reduced prices. Oar stock is
n3w very complete, aG4d VIC Keep nothing tat the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-29
l..sst-Ihe nea IA knoML.lga ]. /. -

e1-The use Of kn0WIflgo Is ~ mako US
bannier. The mind may ba compared II Tie
beautiful statute Of Love. bg the pra1ueles
when its eyes were bandaEel, the eolnte-
nance seemed grave and sad hut the mo-
rnent YOU remove the bandage, the most ee-
rene ana enchanting smile dihused iself
over the whole face.
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/ INSURANCE Companies for which the under
/ signed III Agent, represent capital if One Mill
lion ONE Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
They are safe reliable anu prompt, and among the
be-t in the country.
Fire, Life. and Marine Policies issued on applca-
tien at III Office of WI. " BELkNAP,
febTlm 1d street near Main.
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" Hon. benjamin. Seager, I4te Mayor 81
Boston, died few days SINCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-29

SplRIT OF GEN. ROBINsON.

Reported Collision Between the Rangers
and Laurence Troops
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-29

MISFORTUNE At tlNcrN>ATi.-The Licking
River broke ~ few days since, and the
food Of lee which Il brought down sunk nine
steamers A. the Cincinnati docks. Some of
them had W steam, AMI for a time there
was danger Of fire breaking ont among
them.
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ron SALE

ISpk SALE-e40 acres Of choice land within four
L miIeE u The city. SMITH NANsICkLEN.
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80 the E'upIie.

HAVING determined. her, after, Is D. an exelu-
1 l. slFey cash business iH sur retail department,
ar prepared - scil al kinds q Hats Gaps Bon
nets, g., n greatly reduced prices Gar stock s
n3w very complete, aisI VIC Keep nothing hat the
best grades VI good aways have the latest styles,
and vail sell ioWer fir cash than The grades
art SOLD credit. e4epme With ypur dime.
~. All k,ud- If Millinery WORK done 10 order,
at tLa shortest notice.
Uet VA. -4tf ID +. HUMPHREY Il GAGF
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Home
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Office No. Wall Street. Now York
Cash Capital, 5000 geo 90.
Amount of Assets, S147,972,4.
Amount Of Liahllities, Sja,6TT ,6S.
rIyIII Company differs from most others in having
L a paid ~ capital # 5000 goo 90; and divi-
dends are made t. stockholders without first proyid
ing for the unearned premium ali outstanding pol
icies in addition 10 the capital
CHASE, MARTIN Pres.
A. T. WILLMARTH, Sec.
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220 Acres II Land, 90 under cultivation near Ca
margu. Terms, 0ne-thrd cash, balance ia one, two
and three year. Apply t.
SMITH & VANsfCKLEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-29

. Ihe Archbishop u Cuba was recent
IL stabbed on leaving parish ehareh where
Ne Aad been officiating. Il vas thought he
would recover. The assassin was immediate
" arrested. H. was native Of the Canary
LIZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-29

GRApF Mss>e.Ihis meeting, At the
Athennam iii Wednesday evening, afforded
some amusement AMI finally resulted in
somewhat II angry excitement. Office du-
ties detained at home, ana we scarcely
regret our inability ta attend
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Especial attention gwen to Insurance If
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
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FoR SALE.
UIt SALE.

90 feet bY 75 ON First street. between Main Johr
con Al.u House and iot, corner If First ard .Iohr
son. Apply to SMITH q NANSfCKLEN.
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LN0R SALE--A dwelling house ami lot on Bank
Il Street, apply TO SMITH YANSICkLEN.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE ana lots On second street. apply L
\ noy24 SMITH YANSICKLES
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4 Lot IN Louisville, Ky, h exchange for keo-
II kaE City property apply %
SMITH i yANsICKEN
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I.N0R SALE - II ucre4 of land on the 81 F CONN
L Tract, apply to SMITH 4 EANsICKLEN.
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KEOKIk MARINE INSURANCE co.
Capital. 100000.
sf.i5o.0oo =.

NM. Il. TURNER, secretary, p
Office ID I'd story Concert Hall building.
tau3tdaw3mO
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lNuR SAILS feet BY 40 on 81 street, also rs
4 feet On johnson, corner If 7th street, by II on
7th. AplIN q SMITH 8 NANSICkLEN.
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INFR ALE-20 feet by $40 on johnson street be-
Il tween "a and 3d streets. south side apply 10
SMITH 4 NANSlCkLEN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-29

M thousand Bauuets ~ ali .tylas and qualities
- at BIZ lie MPHKEl a GAGE.
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C Ibere s great te4r That the Pacific
may be last. SIC has haen ~. something
over month. The Atlantic on her late trip
was surrounded by immense bodies of lee,
and they may have proved fatal e the Pa
CITE Still she may be safe. The Atlantic
was once out longer, but the great probabil
its i that the Pacific has gone the way Of the
President and the Arctic.
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INStRA<s COMPANY.
r ISIS H{ Ia "

CAPITAL 100000, CASH PAID II sion, noO
Inx.stel acc.edLn. h IL LIN M ILlnals
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l. 'uk sALE-Lets t. ) and SIX in Block l33, corner
L ef Fulton an 10th streets, Apply to
dee -. SMITH SANSICkLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-18
The Public Lands-virginia's Policy.

notwithstanding the poor encouragement we meet
win from the dominant party, shall nevertheless
costume TO call public attention to the runous policy
OF the Virginia Democracy in refusing to accept of
Virgnia's rightfu share Of the public lands. This
is eminenty practical question Of pressing present
importance, and should be looked boldly in the face
by all, Of all parties who feel laudable interest in
the improvement growth and prosperity of the
State. We are thirty millions Of dollars in debit
grooming under the weight Of double taxes-and our
internal improvements in a neglected and unfinished
state. This debt has to be paid aud these improve
inents have to be completed-and the question arises
where Is tho money to from for these
IL Is manifest that the taxes are already as heavy s
the people can well bear or are disposed 20 besr-
What then, is our recourses Which way and 10
what can we look for the aid necessary to relieve the
burdens OF the people, exdnguish the public debt.
and carry forward to speedy completion the improve.
ments already projected and in a state Of progress
We confess that we know Of but one means whereby
we may be enabled to accomplish these important
and desirable objects-and that H. b, virgnia's con-
senting, as wisdom and justice both dictate to ask
for and 10 obtain her just proportion Of the public
domain Give her bot that, and she wants so more
Other snd less mcrtorious States are daily engaged
In grabbing these lands aud appropriating them 10
the construction OF railroads aud canals from one
extremity Of their borders TO the other Why should
not Virginia, who, in moment Of thoughtlcss gene
rosity, coded away 70 her sister States vast and
magnificent empire,--why should not poor old vir-
einia extend forth her hands and take portion Of
these public lands also,not in tho spirit or with
the air Of mcudicant, bat as a sovereign demand.
ing equal rishts aud sdvan,agcs with her partners
,n the confederaey! Is there, could there be any
Humiliation 10 yirginia's consenting 10 accept only
what rightfoIly belongs 10 herr II there be, we
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-18

The Liverpool Times, remarks the National Intel.
igencer, with less pretensions than its London name
sake, understands American politics and the Amer.
can character much better Commenting on our
late Presidential election it thus pays us compli-
ment which no other people yet merit:
ut is amazing how party spirit, carried 10 the
verge OF excess subsidies in the United States when the
will Of the sovereign People becomes known The mi
noty bow with instructive respect TO that numerical pre-.
Ponderauoe which t is the genius Of the American Con-
sututon TO represent However fierce the struggle how
ever superhumLn the efforts which have been made IN
cure victory, The bcligcfenls when the battle IL over
lay doFn their arms vhout forfetng each Others re-.
speet u requires long course Of educationnl training
10 practical freedom 70 attpn hi. control but IL s DOS
sessed by the Americans 10 extent unknown in any
oihcr country where free Institutions exist and the so
luton Of the enigma must be looked Tor in the fact that
every man Heels himself atom IN the great to,,t,
equal Of the fOremos, in the land and the On
generated pays TO the STATE the homage Of an unpI,
submission. Men dcserve 10 be free Who can make su
sacrifices for individual opinion aud yet yield with p,,ri
otto philosophy 10 the Of events which bey
control The Unon stands In little danger Of di.rupon
while this noble sentiment aumatcs the breasts Of Ane.
citizens"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-18
Besa 10 wheatland
-oar h.lshscr ofihs sostI 50 n<se<<rsf tis a 3


bold and confident strain respecting the opinions Of Mr.
Buchanan tho various political topics ct the day. that
inclined TO suspect him OF having on recent
pilgrimage 70 wheatland. Can this be trae, If so
what took him there What did he 60 foes An what
did he make by the trip. Was he aner isv spies for
himself he ouy begging for somebody else These
\. aterrsng questions aud should be glad for our
most knowing aud fortunate Cockaie ueiyhbor to eneh
ten in regard to them at his earliest convenience In
word, was Banks recommended foe an Office By the
Virginia Electoral College. no merely commisoo
cd convey old Buck the OF soma ous
eise' Pray, ans~er-or We shall surely have it,
Nkw KANSAS BII---The following s tho bin intro
duced in the Senate Tuesday by Mr.. Wilson, amenda
tory Of an act passed May Soth. 1884, entitled IAN act
to organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansa
Be enacted by the Senate aud House Of Representa-
tves OF the United States Of America in Congress assem-
bed That the Que hundred aud yhrst chapter of the
alleged Laws OF The Territory OF Kansas entitled "An
act 10 punish offences against slave PROPERTY with all
such other provisions Of that code recognize and pro-
tect slavery in said Territory and all provisions which es
tablsh official oaths other than those specified in the or
ganc act which require any In regard TO slavery
or the fugitive slave law be applied attorneys Jurors
or voters which suspend the writ OF habeas corpus or
which allows other than actual rcsnes Of said Ter
rtory to vote which allows jurors selected in any
Other manner than by lot, which punish citizens OF
said Territory by claiming them together and exposing
them to labor The public works with iron chains aud
Drills attached 10 them be, and the same are hereby de-
clared imperative and void
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-18

KASsss ArTuRs The President has sent 70 Coneres.
message covering dispatches from Gov. Geary relative
IN Kansas iis Tho Governor reports that he has kept
hourly record Of lie executive action since h. entered
upon bis duties Peace is permanently established in s
Territory. baud 81 robbers still remains IN the south
part Of The Territory not exceeding seven for whose A..
rests rewards offered The regular settlers have
70 leave all contested questions u he determined NJ
the ballot box. lie alndes 10 the collision btween him
sell and Judge Lecompte, aud expresses a desire that
Chief Justice wl be appointed Who y impartial and 10,
complicated with the late disturbances lie audcs to
speech be made ~ Leavenwoth the occasion Of the
land sales by the invitation Of the aahorilics His -
marks were well received. lie thinks the sao Of public
land 70 veil disposed settlers the method Of main
tanning the peace OF The Territory.
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Turbaco, sth Of Ma
sIIpEgsrIrIors nyrIyr ~ nrsrrvv


THE MissiOS % rnE PiiLAsTnsorf-r.-NapO lIe
Nephew ike Napoleon the Uncle believes that lac has
great mission 70 fulfil and that his life Il in no peril until
h Is accomplished. But Of how little Importance to the
world y The mission ~ Emperor, WHOM compared with
that Of phillnthfopis like Holloway. lie indeed With.
out improprey perhaps might be supposed be under
the protection Of special providence for hs
revive the sick, 10 sooh bodily anguish 10 human
10 these the deeds Of bcnhccnce and love and ner
cy. Ffom al quarters hear Of the most astounding
cures accompanied by his incsmabe Pills and Ointment
10 the iorncr Of thcse remedies all diseases Of tic skim
The muscles, and tc glands, 10 yield like morning
miss before the SON The Pills put 70 the route indges
ton, Hvcr complaint, and disorders Of the bowels With
equal certainty. Our national disease" dyspepsia IL in
peril Of annhilaon ard have enough 20 feel Ne
sufcd that whenever IIooNays Pills universally adj
mni7tercd for this distressing complaint u will inevitably
~ expelled from society Every day confirms the opn.
ion We have heretofore eSprcssc, that 0lloways mc
ces are tie oy preparation n existence that operate
directly npOn the sources Of disease sud should be
wng, IN case q sickness, to throw away the pharmaeo
p0ia. forbid The doctor presence aud them
aud tom alOnc.-B0sion journal
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Whose streams flow amber,
And whose sands are gold.

some place where the lands rich that cotton and
corn will grow spontaneously and and where
people may live without labor care m member are in
vaaby disappointed and soured They regret when
TOO late their folly Some place further ahead however
ey may imagine will suit them better and on they 60 to
experience the same disappointment aud notification
again and again We have frequently thought that this
spirit Of mocig in tile Southern States when we consider
the extent to which 1t il carried and the absence Of
really good reasons for it, works very serious injury 10 M
prosperity. Permanently Of population is undoubtedly an
element Of power and thrift and very strong one II one
intends 70 leave ~ year two for new part Of tho
eoniedeacy or foreign country wall h. take the interest
IN local improvements which he would ocrsisc do2 lie
may Indeed feel an interest in the prosperity Of his neigh
bos but he viii de very little advance il when he feels
that his interest is not theirs"
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WING.


Dec l7thAt Weldon, N c.. farm Of SOS acres,
Trent Land also an adjoining tract Of s2o See the Ad
same dsy-In mi. city, extensive ;ls O. req, estate bsIonsns
nc as Ten uarve commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ See advt Of
Bridges miles from Hfor privately
county O. containing $500 acres, with dwelling
IsThe Magnolia House, at Bristol the termInu, OF the Va
aud Tenn rsroad ALSO lots ads the depot for sale privately
same oOmi,onsrs' Of ss2 land Morris.
Al:oTS 1sll9.s arsenal. .i,h ~ q land attached
I y app %s ISoss t s e be :s a
AI.1~in his cry trustees sale Of negro woman byP&p
,A sor,Sn o. s Berkeley estate comprising 200 .ers. IN
crops: utensils. &C. SSsd y Nile. ssSsn we
county SSi S'S1 81
and @ G s n 9t e, M; To
yalusble near tn. lock gate,
ssIssSesas ss.,.Soi miles les nom IL, S
"a. ss e.so .sSy on % ,s, rs,sDS5s for
2si-ln Pee.buE negroes, embracing tobacco factory
dsy-ia IBIS ely At oeoet the dwelling on Grace street,
etc % s street, Opposite Pfesyssn Lecture Room
23,i-comm.oners sale Of four negroes-tWo and
ssne tavern at Amelia 81 and
lo,. IN the same Vicinity see ady q Master. aud wer
2, al, Of .se nssee man and woman at
slstcommiss'one sale Of two and three boys, at
Ls is-sae Of - ,i. city, oo'eioct, by
same dayAimr's sf ~ likely negroes Tsppahannoet
for cash.
sale Of the Refuge tract o, ssIG aeres
70 Abenae county, ~ miles from scoitsve Bee adVt n r.
ssse sale Of IS negroes, 20 Day. credit
A,oTrasise safe Of portion of the Rse.nats" tract, In
Cheernh .nuny miles above Manchester and James
Buckingham county called s,lms containing
W aess abaps s % vooa hdva by irv.g seol
Ann rys miles from Brandy station" AdVd ~ hesirs
I9h Tnsss Of 1oi sere Of land IN Buelnsn c.unsy
miles South o. The u.wi be divided 20 purcass Advd
~ A'eS' Ao''sy' trustee .,.c,,,,v.r.
Dec lsac boots shoes hats and caps ~ sucon o.
D1ysspo, An. !, 20. eosauisnslng A. 70 o,eoes
and "a streets 7. w. Reese. Auct.
n'osae 81 gocsre s' suction store Of Davenport Allen
23dLsrgc sale Of mules. horses, wagons harness. on
oenne chamter Hni, ~ ~ o'eloet, ~ z w, Auets
piano rocssry ETC. a Amelia H. 90 he continued on so
Zee adyL
PRIVATE OFFERINGS or RIAL ESTATE
apyGErrgD
The "spng Grove" go oncihlrd cleared
Hanover county Assnd vim Dwelling srre o..
Ga A. o. T. ". Tonkles. ftDfot "
me cottage above DanvIe, built Tor the Tanst.H A.
shunaaker, Danvile. ftD92l =
ms .spsIa. None" L,,,y. Bedford eos Va .. sasr.d foy
farm o. 100 l15 IN cres runs~ick county
% he Mshern rivs ~ mes q Jaur-ncsys arss
The roves containing itS aores IN eoohta.d
eogaiy s river Fo.d 70 miles Rshsond Jbl
hcase' povhssn B Adsd By Jor A. Mayo and o. AZ
farming aods IN tracts o. 20 upwards % isas ersa
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=: :: :: ;;' ~ -. v'-. ~.

u,nsu.sas.'na.
ccssty hon Rehnead. called
" hesnt nsfaard." containing 10 acres ttfl
r.rn 81 oo acres. half esred. IN chArls CITY esa"sy ~ mile
ne "Pre.pess NM In orsnxs co.. he RAppa
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