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The Empire County argus., 1856-05-24


HS virtue of an eAec4 on 'S'n,d out OF the CielE
olce OF the Honorable ID >tIlc Court III and Tor III
Dorado county, judgment rendered ihe ?Sh day
January, \. ID i Il, favor of JOSEPH GlDEANI ana
against JOHN llULETT, for The sum OF Three hundred
and SKIN -,hire oue-hundledih doais with inter-
eSI thereon the of per cent. per annum from
the 18th day OF January A. d. 1896, together VIII me
sum of weniy-eigh aud twen y-ive oue-mdiedth dol
lars, of su aud accrung costs, have levied upon
and Sc zcd and will expose Public Sale, at the Court
House Coona, on The Jlst day of May, A. d. 1896, at
two o'clock p NJ, all The right lille, interest and claim,
of the said John uei, of, in and 10 The following des,
cbed properly, lying and being in FL Dorado county ana
ATE Of California TO witt The equal undivided half
raI of certain piece parcel of aud situated in kel
sev county and State esad and described follows,
to vii: tlni tract of lard known llm-itS Ranch
bIacing portion Of Cincinnati Flat, bounded on The norh
by G. g. Cooedgcs cluim he eas by tie claim known
os MIR Wares AID on the by the claim of Patrick
O'Murphy; the whole containing hundred and
six.y acres more less together with The improvements
thereon.
SheriT's Office, Cooma, May s, 1876.
+. B. CARSON
Sheriff of FL Dorado County, Cal.
24-3 BY NJ H. ELSlNER, Under Sheriff.
Nosicn- The above Sale postponed TO June H. 1856
Sheriff. Office, Cooma, May -olh 1896.
E. b. Z ARSON, Sheriff of ri Dorado county,
26-3 BY k. EISTNER Under sheriff
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NOTICE.

EE EMBERS Of the "CtiiforDia Mining C6npany" are
4fG hereby notified that assessment Of lhirt, dollars
(9 Assessment has been levied for the Oriental Claims.
n ATSo.-That the shares Of all delinquents in the
location known Oriental Claims will be sold at Public
Auclnn, on Tues lay the t day Of June 1886 at clock
T. N in front Of The Bottle Hill Hotel in HE town oi Bottle
l Tor back assessments If the same be paid by that
time
BY order OF the Board of Directors
ROBERT MARKS, Sec'y.
Bottle Hill, May 18th. 1856. 25-st
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BoDY FOUND. On Monday last Jno. F. Long
Esq, Acting Coroner, held an inquest on the body
of man, found lying in canyon the june
tion of the old roads from Coloma and Uniontown
to Georgetown. The body was very much decnm-
posed bearing the appearance of having been in
the water, where it was found, for months. The
head had been carried by the rivulet some way
from the body, and was much decayed as to pre-
sent scarcely sign Of hair, flesh or muscle No
papers were found, nor any thing affording clue to
the nativity or name of the person, but from gene
raj features Of dress it suspected deceased wa,
German, about medium height Had on a check
ed summer coat red flannel shirt. cloth pants. and
duck under pants pearl-colored rough and rea
dy hat was found in the bushes near hy
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-24

LEE & MARsHALL's Circus. This establishment
will open here on Wednesday evening next, for two
days. The performance on Wednesday evening
will be for the benefit Of the proprietors, and on
Thursday evening. for the benefit of the Coloma
Public School. 1t is to be hoped, that notwith-
standing the depleted state Of pockets hereabouts
since the election every body will give this gener-
Gus company benefit Wednesday evening, and
certainly no one would omit the opportunity Of
contributing dollar or two on Thursday evening
for the support of the Public School
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JAS. KING OF WM. DEAD. At halfpast | o'clock
on Tuesday, Goth, JAS. King of Wm. died. He
had not been quite sane during two or three hours
Immediately preceding his demise. but he expired
without struggle seeming to suffer no pain. In
his time he did much good and by his violent
course did some evil, Let the good :" live after
him. and the evil be inferred with his bones"
Bells tolled, and business houses were closed and
draped in mourning. There are so many features
and so many incidents connected with this affair.
that we despair of giving even an outline of the
proceedings Probably every reader has read the
elaborated accounts of the matter, and details of
incidents, which have been supplied by the city
press-so we will give the subject no further space
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-24
SheriF's Sale.

Sheriff of II Dorado County, Cal.
BY NJ X. ELSTNE Under Sherllf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
1l2, otherwise IS.
Notices Of meetings, charitable societies, Are
companies. &C., half price.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head
OF special notices, doabif the Ordinary rates.
Special notices In the local column 70 cents per
line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclusively y,
In the Daily after the hrst two weeks 80 per cent
more than the above rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions
will b. inserted till forbid, aud charged for accord
ingiy.
Al franseEt adterfisemsnfs rau be paid in ddcsece
This rule will not be varied from.
When tbs advertiser uses the Weekly alone, the
price will be the same rs in the Daily. Where the
Daily and Weekly are both used, IS per cent. viii
be dedaeted from the aggregate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser pays ..
much for the space he occupies, the changes beius
chargsab for composition only. This plan Is now
generally adopted. Our charge for changes will be
ID cents per SQUARE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03

hsvs no interest, but which stands IN dirscs
soapssition with them. We Close this STRONG
appeal in behalf Of the rc-cpsnins OF the
slave trs1s 10 the eloquent words Of the an
Tor Of ~ Sss~dord:
oAt svery step Of s-action, therefore, ~
h.ve besn nse by diGcultiss which only Ind
solution in the measures We propose. To
nreserve eQuality in point Of States to re-
cover equality 10 representation to have any
share, in fact, in Federal Legislation to
deuonstrate the efficiency OF our institution
and turn the tide Of commercial power from
she North, and even to preserve the integrity
Of our own peculiar system Of society, there
haa seemed 70 be the necessity for opening up
again the stream OF our foreign labor. AZ
With eysry other stream, the channel points
n. TO its source; the reception OF 30 much
has 6xsd us in the condition Of receiving
more. If our society is to dow in peren-
NAL current on through human history, We
cannot cannot cut il OF now from its antece-
dents. To do 90 would occasion the danger
of leaving il . stagnant and unprohsable
pool among other living waters. We cannot
preserve the peculiar nature OF our society
BY taking ito supply from other sources
and, as we would not have its nature chang
ed, o. We believe these streams OF races were
intended to commingle, that the union in un-
equal plains is right and natural, and ap-
proved by Heaven and c0nsecrated to great
social ends, we should hold them open to
commingle still, and, forsaking all other
forms Ok social union, would still cling to
this"
"Opsning up the stream Of our foreigr
labor" is, in Southern phraseology, the re-
vival of the African Slave trade and the i'm
portatiou Of African Negroes, to swell ,
slave population which Senator Butler de
clared on the Aoor Of the Senate superior
class OF population to the European emf
grants in Iowa and the Northern States.
Democrats, friends Of Freedom, remembe
that the Locofoco party, the great majorit!
Of which Is found in the South, have al
ready repealed that great bulwark Of fire.
territory, the Missouri Compr omise, an
spread Slavery into Kansas, thing that fou
years ago you thought an impossibility.-
Reflect upon the present position Of the par
" with its Cincinnati Platform in favor o
the annexation Of Cuba, with it's ablest lead
ers South as well as North Shareholders ant
the advocates Of Slavery extension, and fif
teen Of the States, Constituting an over
whelming majority Of the party.) unani
mously pledged to the interests Of Shaver.
and Slavery extension, and you cannot fai
to see that within four years, If this part.
triumphs now, you will be called upon q
Democrats, in justice to the rights OF TIT
South, to acquisscence in "the re-opening Q
the stream Of their foreign labor" and tn
approval Of al the horrors Of the AFRICAN
Slave trade.
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Re.ep~aing the slave TRADE.


The Charleston Is. CO. STANDARD, stimu-
lated BY the recent successes Of the Buchau-
ears in Peunsylvania and Indiana, fills its
columns with long and earnest articles in ia
vor Of the policy Of re-opening the Slave
Trade.
We give the giss Of an article which has
just fallen under our eye, M an indication Of
the sentiments avowed on that subject by the
great majority Of the Locofoco party in this
country, TO wit, the fifteen Southern States
with their thirty Senators and one hundred
and twenty Representatives. in Congress.
The Editor says that three years ago he
opened out in the advocacy OF the Slave
Trade, and At that time was only supported
By the Richmond Enquirer and the Charles
toa Mercury. lie congratulAtes himself,
however, that since that time q great change
hes taken place, and now it is proposed AZ
50 isodisg principle Of southern policy Ia
ssre-Opsn and legitimate the Nlave Trade
Regarding Slave society ~ the perfection o.
haman civilization the Editor argues tina
Slave society itself must be constructed o.
sperfsct system. And the perfection o
Slave society is only attained when fresm 9,
and Slaves are in due proportion, that is viii
Slaves enough to do the labor and frseme,
enough only to give directions to that labo
and enjoy it, fruits. At present the socie,
"a ne 0ousu a. an AN uun~surai condition
there being great excess Of white popula
ton inducing composition Of free labo
Against Slave labor, and presenting the de
grading exhibition OF free white men toilin
for their subsistence by the side Of slaves.
A political necessity, the restoration 9
the power Of the Shareholders ia the Uni
ted States Senate, demanded the extensio
Of Slavery into Kansas, and this cxtensio
Of slave territory increases the ssunnatura
dispsoportion" OF The white to the black DOT
nlssion and requires great increase Of II.
sldpe population without delay. The slay
Trade must be opened, then, or the free labo,
sss brought into competition with slave
ard seeking tbs conversation OF their ON
conflicting interests, may eventually briu
destruction TO IN institution in which the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03
Republican Meeting.


The Republican Meeting to night will be
held in the Athenmum. Geo. G. Dixon,
Esq, J. X. Hornish, Esq, German speaker
from Illinois and other Republican speakers
will address the assembled masses on the &C.
casion.
We shall have grand rally and good
time generally, let everybody be on hand and
make the last, the greatest meeting Of the
campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03
PENNsYLvANlA.
MORE AND BETTER.

The Official Republican majority on the
Congressional ticket was below the mark
Full and accurate figures from every district
show . majority Of 1901.
And this in spite Of proven frauds. When
they are set aside, ~ doubtless in the case
now before thr courts great proportion of
them will be, it will be found that the State
has gone Republican, by decided majority,
on the State ticket, as it is now certain she
has ON the Congressional ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03

Ercmon1 ANA Buchanan..The Cen.
tT0Oe.
FREE LABOR,-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
rs ALONE TO DE RELIED ON AS THE Bull
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. --Joas C.
FREAoxr's Letter Of Aecedfdnrr.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL TO THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See Ba-
eASssa's Speech Ler Wages, Niles Register, vol.
Z, psss 49s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03

RicKEY 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Pcrcha, also upon platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, and 1t less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03

ED.MAoUiREs COMPOUND EXTRACT or BgxHK
PLASr--A Ain cure Tor Diarrhua, Dyssntsgy,
summer Complaint, aud oil affections Of the bowels
attended with AVIATION. As safe, pAlatabls and
reliable remedy II il unequAlled. For children
teething. attended with irritation Of the bowels
Is the mos: soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by j.. C. MA0UIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. w. cor. Olive "a sts., 81. Louis.
For salem Kcokuk by +. H. O'Connor, and Drug
gists gsasraliy- [aug3odA wSm
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We take pleasure in calling sstsn.ioa 70 the let.
Ter Of Asssrs. .. 9. Buck AGO., Of Aadisoa, which
appean In our paper to-day, In rsfsssscs 70 tn
promptness and libsrslity Of the Franklin yirs
Marine Insurance Company, in paying thsir loss
have haa oosssien heretofore, to cell sttsntien q
this company, and vs fesl pleassd 70 aeain recon-
mead il, = worthy Of eonAdsnes ard support. Thal
company 10 The best which pays promptly asA libss
ally its losses, and this the franklin Has Away
and Democrat.
W.. Tsrasr. Esq., 10 agent Of this company .
KeOknk.
Out. 10. dim.
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CORNER or STATE AND RANDOLPH srs

CORNER or STATE AND RANDOLPH srs.
lkntraAcs No. u BtAaest.)
+ INSTITUTED September, isklj Iasespemssd y
L the IsgsIstsrs u Iilinsis. Ishrsau, lsss.
Ths extraordinary patronage bsstOeed spSs this
loag sstAhlishsd and poPsiw iustiessisa aelsds
and fasiities IL ssrs for Tie asasisitoa q tAor-
sush kndslsdgs Of the various bsAnshss Of Co1-
msseial EAueaaion, are fAvos4hly appreciated -
disesrnisg asd intelligent community. Ovss 80
full source students have been in sttsnlanss daring
tbs I.ss winter. bsias q anoaa. = pssssaass W.
The CellsGiaAe Coarss 10 ths Dsst sxtsadys, 60
plsts Aad thosough ever introAAesd into say Cem-
nsreial Osaisgs IL this sountry, anA ee1psisW psae
tieai i1slssssisa In Book Keeping s.d Assssses,
elaborate work On Raiiroad ook-kespins, psslassd
by thu President expressly for this eshool knewl-
sdge ok whieh y slsne worth mere - ~ 6eudsut
thea The sutiea fsss fos hesntiss sorss tsgstAss
sAip, ana tAs subjects Of cemasruisi Law.
llbst KtAdsr, R.q, the popular Amsrissn Card
Writer, whose spssimsas q Pssmanship ssssivsd
the highest premiums at ths great state Pair held
in New York city in 1854. has bssn engaged y
AnssAsr ssarss q Tree pablie Lsesarss viii b.
delivered daring the wintsr 81 Metropolitan HALL,
By several az the most Aiseineuishsd citissns Of
Chisasn. HtsAsnts ean enter uesssvsr tAsy plsess.
Circulsn aad Catalogues fursishsd srassitossly a
applisasion u the College.
y chieaeo, Nov. I, '5s-e 3n
xeokuk Gs0als college.
S6ShS SRA ssr. 81 ssi. iassissassa vsi - ess.ss
j % Monday, Nov. ID. In roons ~ ~ u. 3.
OhursA. n ChetAaa Eqsare.
Mrs. Masy pssa and Mis- !. G. Hail, Who ~ ~
sassd = sessA1ss, have 80 nssa <spssi:.ss sd
satis1as4ssy lsQ1iasaieis : ehsis - Me9eI -
Sainneaae ~ acStAl cAasalr = la1Is, ~ u Hair
anpt 4aaliAsalioas fAs Undressing = ~ vnsisss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03
The Kansas Prisoners,

The st. Louis Democrat Of the 30th con-
tains statement signed by over hundred
of the Kansas Free State prisoners, giving .
most appalling account Of their sufferings.
They are almost destitute Of clothing, aud
suffer the cravings Of hunger, the infection
of yermin and filth, and the diseases incident
to their wretched condition, while all their
applications for relief and medical attend
snce are treated with derision and made the
occasion Of personal outrage by their border
ruffan guards. The conduct Of Gesry has
been deceitful, trcacherous and cruel in the
extreme towards them, aud while he has en-
ployed the whole force Of the government,
civil and military, in arresting, imprisoning
and furnishing the Free State men Of Kansas
on charges of pretended murder and law
lessness, committed in defence Of their lives
and property when attacked by border ruff
ans, he has not arrested single Pro- Slave
~ man, but on the contrary has made their
leaders his confidential advisers, and consti.
tuted them the jealous executors Of their
own vengeance aad his internal policy oil
subduing freedom and upholding slavery in
the Territory.
We heard gentleman who knew Geary
well, say the other day that 'she was man
who could smile, and smile, and murder Will,
he smiled" and his course in Kansas 10 AZ
ample vindication Of the correctness Of tn.
character thus attributed to him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03
oAvHD D. entf0. H.. vAuoock11G
II. =. vAnsICRLEN,
REAL ESTATE AUCIlONknA.
0llCTH & vA1e6ICxLKN,
DE A. = rs I'm u EAT n aT II
uOUsxs, LOTS AND rARns ron sAL1.
OAee On johnson 81, bet. 2sd and d, sppsdel
the P0stol1oe. lUoeo
GREAT SALE Of LOTe
II 0IiEl9CoUD,
wR.aRrs ADDITION. CITY OF KH0Kux.
sale IN Thuss1ay, NOvsabsS 60.
This sAas win smhraes 81 LOTS oYGRovHp
atsaasa h tAs City 4 Kssksk. haasW fsisst
Csssk, lying - both sidss =
RAND VENUE,
And Treating "a tAs
SSISSlPPI RIVE1.

y -
rlsnE Iotsare large sna we'll arraassd II esss-
i nisnes, having reference " the soasous e -
srsunA. The Avenue Lots ere saeh ~ test f5ooe,
viii ssfkcient depth. The Lots fpasiag = .
ins % shs Ksokyk, II. Pisasasa 81 Nssss1jos
RsilroaA, have sash Width q - lssa VIM tsp9h
varying iroa - 70 10 fstE Ths saaiss suE1ass Z
Ne ground y bsasttfsi, without siasis Aesak.
sIrlils SsiIdlas sisss i Is visasisy 4 xsols1~|
The river lots ~ a great valns, II yjsW Il -
eestsmplake1 inpsovsmsats u - iams1iAaely 49,
ns.ssd n ths Nevtsasasa ~ Hy1ssule Csasay
einity Of he sppss lcsk, fsInishtng ssass Dsvss
uneqasilsd In the world. TAs tsFns q saje -
aost libsrai. Oas-sixtA ansh. ~ halAsss l,3, :,
A,s and yessa. n s9sal pey.sasss Isasinq -
viii - given, ana nssteae rstainsA - - &c.
~ pAy0snts. Plaas nay 0aesa q - - r
Ne ssAsniCsA. The sals viii takADn1M = -
9th Of Nov, on the gsossd, shsrs ssol1fsa ~
examine the property, and make thar sslsstlsss -
fore the az Of sais The property will I'll - ~
70 the hiehsst bidder without fsssrvs. W. -
sirsd, lots will b. sold with the psivilsgs = -,
two, three u six lots. 0faAd Avssss viii r &c.,
"a before tAs day VI sAle, and 0matbssss - De-
Rags viii atari frum the Gunner u Main - DaanA
ssrssts. u =, ~ end ~ o'eiok = ss!sy Sa0ssesn
e sss :s.: I,.:':: ssssafn g,ss4 a.ss' - =
sins Railroad. froa which tbs passessss sass viii
lAvs 81 The saas hour above, runnisg = far -
0lsaterd Station. returning at eoavesisas Asass f.
so psr.assat nailrsad stopping piass -
bssa stshlIaAsA y Gisaford jsst oas Alis iSa ~
psiaepai dspee Of the city.
TIE aais 70 Aavs taken placs this aAy y p1epsn-
= = stovs - sssosat II ths isslsnsssy = -
sss37dtf SMITH 4 vASsaCELM
AnctioAAsss, Jshas1a d.
lsWa Ssass lnsassacs CS0p1Sy.
sssscs ~ sAnra1s sUw sUrnsgs, 3aA ssusys
essoaA Htssss, Kssksk, lo~s
i siassss o. psopsrty, on THE MUTUAL Plan.
AND on TINE CASH PLAN y0k A CAhA f23-
AIUA, - rates reasonable thess n any sslle-
Die s'ssssy. u,.c.o..,
G. =, f:ny. c.k. sosd, - Hosx.
e.: C.: =. A'f'''ss' + I, g 1870
9. \. PERRY, Pres, !. n. H411IeONs 1eas'r,
J. ~. RANKIN. Wee Pm, ~. TURN, 49,
gO01D6 =. r. DE3TBA0.
/, 1saAnF - 49, lsssAA1 Aesss:
O.. |. xts,s s'ss1 "a Ter ~ fol-
is &c issuf - q. ta1IADEzrarA.
onAnn. OAK II - sAllxr ms. %.
| dse S1s - s -.
| TIE absse 0sunse6G ~ ssfs md reiiabls, M
| risks tAkss - N naSt sssssasbls tsSns.
AZ .e:AsiaA s..tlsss promptly ssssaAsd y.
u HIkE.
8RAnKLIN ylnRx MARINE ms CO.
| Pesdas Lar, Wisesnsin,
| wAsHfNaTON UNION lRE.C 90.
RRIDGXPOR1 1IAxA AAAINR ms. %.
EQUITABLE iNs. 90: % LONDON.
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TWENTY-FIVE boxes No. l lsneas Ter saae I
dssiAnuST0N, HAWKINS D MUNYON'S
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GRRAT ATT0ACTlON
ssN M B L r SKI r N @ b -
r AN now receiving heavy stock of ssAsoxAnaa
i 0oobs, direct from the Eastern citiss. Thsynre
not second hand goods but fresh and ntes. A
good assortment and large lot, to suit al kinAe
81 customers.
There are three things to be conaidessdin traAine
one 10 to have the right kind Of guods; another v
make the prices suit and the third 10 T. have
accommodating saissmcn. Ny horses posssss eli
these requirements and certainly there 10 the liass
to gst Good BargAius.
Ny WINTEK STOCK consists In part Of the fol-
lowing DslAinss, solid and Rgarsd debsiss, mesi-
nos, iusrss. plaids linssys, giaghams, cloths, 60
sinsess, casiucts, twesds, jsAus, Canton 1Asnsls,
wool 1aanels eli eoiors, opera AAnnels, wool eo1r
fsrts. hoods, nitts. gloves, hoelsry, table hnen.
damask, diaper, shswis long and Bay 6tass, 0sn ,
wool shirts and drawen, 6olasstics, bise And brown
tckiaep, sheetings hats and caps, books and sAoss,
and svny thing usually fosnd In the dry gods -
partUent. And in connection with the above,
have Z large stock VI Ca0cksRy WAas. Having
recently ssceaited my stock, can oGxr snpssiae
induesmsnts Ia this line. Also, good assortment
Of choice FAMILY aKOcEkIEs; - fact every
thing in the aeSchsndise line, and u there W any
article cannot furnish, ws caa tell yos where "
Ord Il.
Juss drop in ct the "NIMDLE SIX PENCE" 90
look q shssa Nsv Goods, which hsvs ns4 bssn -
hAud since the year one. II sdsrds ~ pleoeuSu -
show sice essds Yos will Mud shso u
Nos. 81, n = l00 4atn.ss., 9e0Gu9.
0se33-dAS d. d. DlkLIN0e.
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CO Some impertinent bachelor saya: -
'Show me all the dresses woman has worn
IN the course Of her life, and vii! write her
biography from them
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KK0oNIh1 B1Re bne0boo0o 60
We pablish to-day . ststsnsntof o. G. Buck
ACo., in relation " the prompiness manifested y
this Company in settling tbs loss th<y sussAiasd
By the lAis Are, apd covered b. this Company. Tbs
franklin il . safe, prvnpt and reliable Company
aad Ne take pleasure IN recommending IL - shs
considerAtion Of our citissns who need insuraae1
on their property II As1ison Patriot.
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TO 0440OFR000 - e1oeos
I1NOk cAl1--A sell eetAbiished DAgusrreAn Gal
l. lsry, coutsinisg recsption roam, sky light eps
rating rnou, and g0rk spon, with AstsSss a1d II.
strumsots 1Ae tnyms nay h. rented for any
length u tims. he propriseors ssasons FOR seli.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03
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The Cincinnati GG-etie OF the osth saws !:
1ha O. .a..s fallen ssrs inches ..uos our
last report and is still rcceding slowly. Be-
tween this port and Louisville there is about
three feet water. Steamers from Ports
mouth report the river falling rapidly.
Our dispatches from Pittsburgh announo,
tbs river rising with twenty one inches watel
in the channel. The steamboatmen there
are expecting considerable rise, ~ il haa
been raining in the mountains for near
week.
C. "Dash it, air" cried poor old Ne.
jor on hearing the amount OF the rotirins
allowances Of the Bishops Of London ans
Dublin, 81 wish were an os6cer half-pay il
the Church Militant
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