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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

AL RIGHr,-A gentleman of thi, Cts has
recently reeelsei letter from an old, cbser.
vaai, AMI sery intelligent citizen OF Nv
YORK, wno has never nixel much in polite,
..LuGii. 40 ae saws, s.ELe recent oufrayes Of
IA bIeh.neer Slaye-ocraey, reused ali his
.'n.na So, aud compelled him to exert him
..seI in Freedom. cause" lie has re-
Gently bsea traTeling extensively ia New
YORK, Pennsylvania, and OHIO, with his eyes
open, s.nd ne conclusion he come. 10 IS that
each u those States is safe for Freedom and
Fremont beyond the shallow Of doubt. We
can fad roem only for the conclusion Of
h, letter.
Anl uos to close thi. rather lengthy epis-
lie. sanI goa the fe.iosing ..omen of En-
enlargement" You KNOW Scotchmen in old
ca iims> rez 4rti-l ..t)meHs. more than they
90 r1.-tsJ5i,-us with = SCOTS "Roier
irk nAa,' ..ad the happy Omen VI the defeat,
Al death u Bahun, tie English Knight, bv
Bruce, the evening before the great victory
~ B4nnocks kun. when the issue WIS. rs ii
is uaw Freed IN or Slavery. God grant that
s. Ike result mas follow in November, III II
the victory m ~ be a. glorious bur less bloody.
No- for the :. omes'--A. ID. i7T6, A. ID.
1856.
Ia 1876 there we're three Parties:
The Freedom Party.
heL,y.liss p.rtF, who dsplcrcd agitation.
The FORBES. who favored oppression.
In 1876 there are three Parties
The lreedoin Party.
The Fillmore Party, who dcplore agi.a-
lion.
The Bachaneer Tories, who favor oppres-
sion upon the colouists of Kansas.
an. giaita hear the result II the cleo
ton in iowa. You vii rejoice at u similar
redemption in Maine. Let u both hope and
pray thst every Free State Will be found I'M
der the zane bsnuer in November.
Yours in Freedoms Cause.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

REDUCE Our NOMINAL To TIE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER ORR COUNTRY
WIN BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS - NJ b.
caaaa4's s,esea Losr sase S.lfs' Rstsst,f rsi.
E. page 426.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

FREE LABoR-THn NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
or THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN TIE MASS
e ALONE TO BE RELIED On As TIE bull
wAaK or FREE INSTITUTIONS. joan G.
t. L n ars.nfcrce
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MAIN s.AA. z
MRs. Nc .AFFERrN has retnoved

"a Mr. Mc'AFFERrf has removed ~
her shop fem second street. to hast
s.ds II fourth street. just below Johnson.
Having just rceeiv Il " stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS n Fall sni Waeef, she invites all her did
trienis. nad such new may favor her with
their custom, to call and examine styles. Qualities.
aud prices. Particular pains will be taken 70 fsAss
all. Alec, stamping for embroidery, dune ~ short
notice.
sept II din
Ten Girls Wamlca.
70 whom will be paid 80 pr week. Enquire
/ at tae 81 ClAkbE5 HOTEL
sent 10 DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

RIcKEY i SIMPSON, Surgeon dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Ga,ta PerchA, also upon Piatns with
continuous Gum, which for beauty aud
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, an at n less price than
any other oikce here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

- EAL ESTATE aud InvsstinS Agents, corner Of
N second and johnson streets. keoknk, lows
Parties having city or country property for sale
will please enter 1t our regisfer, and thuse de-
string to purchsxs Will piease call aud examine our
list. ssps0 III
nORT POLf0S. Writing Desks. LAaiss. Ga.
for Laliss' sss, for sale at O0DEN'6
eepeS Bookstore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

NOTICE.
The Presbyterv OF keokus, will hold IT. next sta
tel meeting at Montrose. lows, on Friday, 10th oil
October, NJ Z o'clock p. NJ.
Every Minister and ON elder from each church.
ar. exp cied u b. present.
Ministers and ihureiss will please bear in mind
the for church ension, aud also 70.
the aid VI our esndidates studying for the 6ospei
ministry. q g. BEAMAN,
td Stated Clerk.
'ISuk Aut ahIlaE A. Aiesit,ls OF snSaSinx .ita
/ = house ding, Or likely to d. a first class Gro-
cory business, by due alta ition to the intar
eats II the concern, keeping the bpks &c, Double
entry preferrei) he may obtain future interest;
VI would comn business. placing his exp risncs
and credit against samA With capital and go,d
REFERENCE. Reference giyeu. Ad i,ess d. w. H.,
care Of Scri,en GAlisSiier, Chicago, Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

Mr.. RALSTON, of Warsaw, recently driy-
en- from Lcayenworth City by the Border
Rufhans, will address the PEG lie of keokuk,
On
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
at the corner OF Main and Fourth streets.
MEETING AT sANDUSkY.
j. ". RANKIN AMI c. T.. MOSS will al
dre.s the people of saadusky on Friday eve
ming next.
MEETING AT HAMILTON.
C.. (. ROSS AMI j. w. RASAlN will ad-
dr,,- the people of Hamilton on Mon lag eye
nag next.
MASS MEETING.
There will BE- mass meeting in this City
o. the 18th Of October.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

BAlrtnoag. Sept. ll.--An attempt was
made &c hold IN setlng here to- night, TO ap-
pom. Fremont Electoral Ticket for Mary
land, bu' soon after the organization OF the
meeting crowd OF inen AMI boys forced their
way into the room and drove out the Repub-
ile4as assembled there. Messrs. cochrane.
aanaison ani Meredith, the principal par
tes N tne meeting, we're chtsei several
squares, and were forced TO take refuge in =
store from their ASSISTANTS. Several others
bad to make their escape oat OF back win
dow of the hall.
~ The National Intelligencer has come
%, 10 u leader against the election Of Mr..
Fillmore; but does not vet commit itself to
either OF the OH sr candidates.
/ fT- Begin life with but little show, YOU
may lncrease it afterwards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

Nh. BaowssoN's ANripATuIEs.-The fol-
lowing story has been current in Boston for
many years, as illustrative of the strength Of
Mr.. o. A. Brownson's personal antipashies.
During great pressure in the money mar
kct, some eighteen years ago, NJ b. had oc-
casion to consult some brokers, and WAS as
tonlshed mt the terms demanded. Some
weeks afterwards he discovered the Shyl locks
in the hall where he dictated on Sunday.
la his discourse he was intoxicating the ne
cessity Of carrying religion into all depart
ments Of life, and pract,cing it every day IN
the week. Religion, he said, should not DO
consider ed cloak OF sanctity to be put on
every Sunday morning and put Oh on the
Monday. SIT should be carried into your
insurance ofhces, into your bank, into your
merchants counting rooms, into your bro
ker's ofices"-then glaring through his spec
tacles Mt the two brokers, he thrilled the
whole assembly by enchanting: ''kcligion in
q BRoksR's OFFICE Religion in He'll"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17
CITY WATER yVOM q :

CITY WATER WOAAs
NJ ERcHASTS, haze YOU one If LILLE sAsss
ANlso secure your books and other vaiaabies from
a. and fhsirssy If not. purchase onc INN d,st.y
ell utaer safes arc wort Mess. sBExr iRss Bo1gs
Wali not stand fire.
For want vi Water Works, and god organized
Fire Department, yau IN danger; hrr once =
ing will do sad hasoe, and With IL will e. your
oks aud other saiu ali e., aul ~ seenrci vi
l. lies fare and Bargar Proof safes
All sizes can be- ,ani NJ the World s SAT Co.
-p.pet las Main ,ireet- Mnera can b. nh.AlneI
Hardware of first quality and low prices
sept I'D III all NJ ItSf, LANE BTFf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

l>pfA> Map .Rs.--1'aa Il ig.nce train sent
oat across ths plans by B,bbitt, Secretary
OF Utah, was atts,kel by ca,geuus Inians
nesr Sp7i erse1, AMI three pefsoa- killed
"a Mrs. wilson, 1.-THE girl. So Mr.. Nichols
Of coaacil Buff. The trooqs At Fort ke.r-
ney hid previously. on the same day. de-
fe.tei this band Of indians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

eaaro chance Ter Reo1leab1e a0veoee
meat.
ENOUKTEEN 10 ACHE iOfS.--l35 acres Land
Il we'll known to b the fnest farm in Lee cosnsy,
will be sold in 10 acre Lots, 1t gfeat Bargain
1his tract beautifai, situated about uise bvio~
the city limits, the State-lino ruA1 consisting u
extra Ane rich bttem land, not subject 70 over1oH
and a,so high timbsIcd land, perfectly smooth an4
entirely free from any brea.s ravines whatever
Il il kssutifaliy Joca DIR country and
very valuable for g.rIen.ng purposes. Persons de-
firing 10 pu rchsse will d, II "a call at the sub
.cribcr i ofAcc snd examine the plat Of same.
Terws easy. Apply 20 C. II. DTMOND,
augi3 kiibnutnss Block, MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

G. r. DIMoND,
Real Essase aoA Insurance Agent.
4 NfFIcE IN Giiboarns's B.ucx, Main street, be-
" tween ID aud Sd, keokuk, Iowa.
kgvsxEscsS-EdNard kiIboarne, Esq, keokak
John W ait.head, E,q., New York; CbAs. L. Frost
do; Asssrs. Paxs, Br.Exs Rabbit, Boston Ano'
u. smith, Esq.. Providence *. l.; feiK2r Conktin,
ESQ, cincipnsi, %; J. ". Lsekeric. Enq., New Or
Leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.--rarticniar attenti.p
paid 10 THE puschs.lng aud selling II City Lot.
Houses and Lands ef every description.
LIFE, FIRE, i MARINE INSURANCE AoEN
cY for the Mutual Lifs Insurance Company Of N.
York. AocrnrLArxp Fusp, x3.1oo.0oe.
THE "ArLANTic FIRE 4 MARINE ms.
co." VI Prov .dsnse, r. L. Pam Ur CAPITAL 4lss,-
TnE "ATHENEuM FIRE INst RANCE co.,
London BsAsen Ar PsiLspELrntA, PA.
THgaPEokIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO, I"
II Peoria Ills. PAIpIS CAffrAL 500 200.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
naned first cass rsi,ab.e ofhees, would beg ieas.
10 inform the merchsnts and eitisens generally Of
th,s city. that an prepared to take Life. Fire.
Marine Riske, q: low rates as CAL he bad 81 any
other sound aud reliable ofhces. Open Policies
granted on IS favorable terms can b. had In an,
VI tho Eastern Cities lmAy 81, Is3o-d
Cssy Les: ..A .,..A g. s., .,:....
CU Will be sold low.
40 feet front by 80 fee, deep, 3d.treet between
Exchange and Bank sta, with Improvements, can b
had had at . bargain.
100 square feel situated on the corner Of LIST an"
BloDdeau. for sale reasonable terms
Itiool LII on Desuoines street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
q Los. on Palsan street, between Tenth and Eiev-
nth. ----
2 Very handsome Lots on Orleans st., bet eth an"
l0gh.
$50 Acres very desirable farming land, locates
about 10 miles from the city the ST. Frsncissill
road.
aan Acvas Gaelv l,ureted soil very rich situ-
atsd about two miles above Montrose, on the Bur
iington rosd.
Suosd l..ts with new and hall story brick
Iseiling house, situated on Exchange street, bet
/ 18th ANA l.th coatxininx = good rooms, has an Ell
.iient cellar aud brick cstern, aud being in ever,
Say fitted upfor comfortable residence.
For term. apply 70 G. X. DIMOND,
snel3 Kilbourne,s Block, Msin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

Bsooxs AND S0rTasax LADrxs.--Mr. Ev-
arts, Of New York, IN the course Of his re-
marks ut FAneuil Hall, last Friday night,
said:
He had heard that the young Carolinisn
had bsse met 10 the lobby, after he threw up
his ssas before an indignant and outraged
House, BY a far bevy Of ladies, who threw
themselves upon him, smothering him with
kisses. And thinking of this, the lines Of
Coleridge, when speaking in odorous terms
Of the city Of Cologne, were wildly brought
to his mind. In speaking of that city, the
poet has said
1.-The river Rhine, rs is we'll known,
Washcs the city VI Cologne:
But oh. ye gods what Pyxer divine,
Shall ever wash tn river kline. =
And the speaker could not but think that
the ladies had perfect right to kiss Brooks,
but who. 10 Heavens name, after they had
done that, would kiss the ladies? Great
and continued laughter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

(vaINA. GLASS AND QUEENsWAkE.-The
~ public will take notice that John Is. Quisk II
new ofsring great b.rgsins in his line. A. hs 10
osing eut his present stock the pubic will do we'll
10 cali and securc bargains. sep 12dkwtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17
mtu.mleaeiom Nmetcr.

NOTICE is hlrehy given TINT the paYtnershir
y heretofore existing between Tyler 4 Lynch
Merchant Tailors, is this day dis.o.vsd BY mutual
consent. J NJ TYLER,
september ", $3.50 w. LYNCH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17
AUCTION SALE
BY kkNDRLL. HOWE 4 co

BIZ KIN DILL, HUWE / CO.,
Successors to Howe, Lick wood Coz
r ARGE sale VI Crockery, oiass, China, Looking
~ Gtasses. etc.
Jno. 3 Dark. crockery dealer, Main st. bstwecI
First and Leves, desirous Of clos.n. out his pre-
sent stock. 10 make room for large supply,
We W.ll therefore r1ll, ~ public auction, IN
above stock, .arncing st 10 o'ciock, wednesday
snsrning snl NJ hat past 'olDck In the evening
) pit. 18th, and cantinue until the stock II sold.
rne stuck VS. will sell 1T the above time and plac
20 tns h,gncst Oiuicr, in ioLs ~ suit purchaser.
For eli su ms over 6fiy dollars. three inontns vii
b. given. with sAtisiIcs"ry .nd0rs. IN mt.
The stock comprisss rythinE usually found IN
acrockery and giAss store.
Country m.rChants, groceries, and heads Of fam
lies will do we'll to astvnd.
Th ns will b. = competent packer In attendsne
to paok country purchases.
kENDELL, HOWE CO.,
sept II. '56-iAwtf Auctivneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

1855. Hats, Caps and Furs. 1855
~ CAsaa Nae reserved fro,n tbs mana. r
lUU f4story, VI ali styles. Qualities and
pfic ., for sais cheap ~ wnsissaic aud retail
Astchsut. will do we'll ~ call and eaawips ny
s,osk, o. am bound not to be und~rsoid by any
house in the est eth st. Louis or Cincinnati
CAl and examine prices and gods a.
shELuON'S,
septIOi TO Main Street.
500 dos. mems piash caps, new s.yses and all
aaaiitie-, for sal. CHEAP ~ SHELUONs,
sepiei 20 MAN street.
1000 dor. IA la,' six, far, aud vsei hats. fsi
sale eheap,at shELDoN
septiUd ~ Man street.
500 doI n ms saea Cows, mttts, .un lets,
and l-Ad,ss fancy fars, FIR sale cheap
ssptiOd ShELDoS'o - NAih street.
r ADIES.-Now is the tim fvr you AL io %.
IL AMI secure ysurssives ons VI those splendid
.stts II furs. uA.e ia.s reesised my Atutsr stoeA
OF th N, and y ~ sell them cheap - you Co.
Duy them IN 81. Louis. Among my stock nsy be
found tue following
srOSx MtnftS,
AMEAICAS SABLE,
bI.CU,
RUSSIAN FITCH
Mp NTAIN MARTIN,
kock MARTIN,
COMFY.
Come one. come all, and sxsuaine. No trouble "
.bow u ,o,is NJ siiELlON's,
sspiod rs Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17
Charles Parsons,

LACHAS0E on tue pr,n .ipai cities OK the United
IL states, California and Oregon, bcugnt AMI sold
ALSO, sells exchange London. Berlin, Paris
Lsipr c. Cassel, cologae. Brem u. frankie thu
Maine, Stuttgart, nAmbargh and Zurich In Europe
sept ,dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

". LYNCH having purchased the entire interest
of J. N. Tyler, In the abpso nam ID hme
will continue ~ conduct the business 1t the old
aud ON 81 street J. NJ Tyler, my former partner,
vi. 4 uontinuc in the estAb ishm.nt ~ Cater
sept I5,dIw WILLIAM LYNCH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

= Z = 80 A+-EF = t.'7 1880 a'-.s-
significantly speaking Of the Burlingame
nasief: n ,,and by Brooks, Of course !;
but ny rits says he should hare gone to
Canada"
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mare opportunity 30 rent ptan .
A ZEN TLEAAN With small family u dssiSous 81
"A obtaining b ard ia private family, whore .
v, 6ae t.ned Piano will be fsfnishsi, and in
ssucaiOas given part equivAsnsfus boasd. Ref
sssnse sxchaag4d. Address Box 40.
sept le,d3w
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OUaa MOETOs


NNELL knowing the progr.ss We spirit It Kee-
w kuk, We are dstsrUined 4, have orr Fall Stock
in dss ims. sd parh ssing, ~ did, very large
sisstion. ~ thoseat W hxd gu1Rsisat fss s~e Pail
.rsde bat the very Aatterins sspp"r, ~s have re-
;vc.. ;..s -. x e s-s -:a
oountry has eomps:led " 10 make another and still
larger purchase 1t IL ussiess u Try ~ snsnersts
the quality, styles stsgAnce Of our 6ouds the
public have aireaAy passed sentence thar polDt.
suface to say ~ hsse every thing purta,uing " .
6rss class Merchant TsiiuTing kssablishnsni that
will compare with ths b, q houses in Nss Yeek,
phiIa,l~ lphis, Boston ~ DAltim,re. The Anesi-
can s1d Fr. NH cassimcrcs, Plush, Velvet and silk
vestings, Just opened, are Il the INST spisndid
pat ,srns, and We earnestly rqas.t citfsens -
cali and No shall b most ha py 10 ~sit On thsa
With due courtssy. Kelly / HURLY.
Two doors west VI the Post Odiee, ksokak, Iowa.
New 0oo4s.
LOW TO detect counterfeit bank nOtnss IN sneS-
L ring guide " whiuh any psrson can detsct
counterfeit ssd spnSieus bAak bits II every de-
scsipton, BY dsorgs Pryton. Banker. For sale st
the LITERARY DEPOT,
seplld JOHNSON street.
~ AZ Hamoross Poetry ofths Engli.h Language,
! inclsdsnR 81, the celebrated fomic POEMS Bpi-
grams. 6sGirys, Dsris.qass, ParOdiss, Epltapks,
ravsstiss, As., by Jan Parton Rw salx Of N
LITERARY DEPOT,
ssplId JeAnsen StSsss.
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REAL E6CA1k AND Insurance AuRNt.
Once on 9Th st., bet. Main And JohnsOu sis.
DEkcON6 dssisoss Of inveetis In R<si Estate
i wall aud IL their intsT ~ to carl.
Psrsoss wishisg - dispose u kssl Estate VIII
6nd IL 70 their Advanisg a. see
LIFE, FIRE ANUAARISE IN TRANCE.
Capital - $40, 600.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIE ms. CO.,
Or nA1TT 01D.
sTATE MUTUAL rikE aND MARINE ms. CO.,
or 1AaRIsDUnO, PA.
MERCHAETy' bfkE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PHILADELPHIA.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ BAARiysUso, PA,
ALLIANCE FIRE i MAnikk INSURANCE CO.,
~ PHILADELPHIA.
All Of theaoUvc C0Hp .niss are Suund and rsspou-
s.ble, aud have ~ failed to pay omptIy ssy
losses they havssastained.
Risks taken upon esssy Descriptions Of property,
including Sssam and Machinery. a. reasonable rates,
sepiid Pest -opy.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-17

WAE II flagipa-~lt Is r,nortef that Ri
~ hossegs . kieklng up fdss in Florida,
and thar Gsa. Harvey has been ordered down
there 70 WHIP linn out. II 20, look our for
large drains IN Uncle Saa. treasury.
4 NEW FgArrgE. The Davenport Ga
erite says The presence Of ears loaded with
-ce j lnanguratcs "a new feature IN the trade
% that etv. We hopeto see the same fea-
tGre here, tefore cold weather.
REr.KFp.-fh railroad bridge at Daven-
port has been repaired. aui trains are cross
ing agsln. The new draw Is said to work
we.i.
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pa, as Of oil the Blood Il Martyrs va.
I = fraitfai seed Of tina ci4seh, "a nnwl,...,
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\NANTED 10 god g1d eoapcrs ~iii dnd con-
w ssant employ msat and the b. best psser paid.
asS - W. IL. AU~IlN 4 CD.
w steady employ ment n he City Mills.
aug ~ W. n. AUSTIN 4 co.
NXIANTkD-lo0.OO o good nerchaotable stavcss
w for which 10 viii pay the highest cash prtss.
Also ion, zoo AeoiPolss.
ug22 ". h. AUSTIN 3 %.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
liz saEEy9 boys, EEsolayg

Previous To proceeding from Ne5rasta
City. MIR. EIirids Sc. conductor of the par
", proc cured permission Of Gov. Gsasy to
enter the Territory with ordinary alm,
OF emstdnis boirg assured all intentions
we're peaceful. Ga awning at T. ymoutI,
they found seven huotred troops viii
six pieces of artillery drawn 70 orpo p
their progress. The troops. acting AZ
posse I'll the Deputy Marshal, ordered o
halt. and informed the whole PATTY they
we're prisoners. \ search Was immrdi
oteiy Instituted; all boxes. trunks. &c.
were open d. and resulted in discovering
one ksg OF powder. one keg Of cartridges
belonging 20 the night guard, ten Sharpc's
fiA S in bax. two doz Il revolyers being
freight to Council City. and number Of
common rides belonging to private in1i
,i<j4ls.
The troops then took possession Of all
The horses. wagons. baggage. farming
utensils and a iasge quauii.y OF prov.s
ions. T&ey then ot.:,rcd he " hole party
uufer guard with orders TO shoe, any one
attempting to escape.
The prisoners seni btck statement 81
facts with one hundred and thirty,four
signatures. Emigrants were from New
York. Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Wisconsin
ana Iowa.
Two HUNDRED and fifty more are vic
tins Of Buchanan 5 poiicy. Among them
are the families, the women aud chlIdrri
of peaceful omigtau's. who osAcd leure
10 tGtcr TIC territory Of Mr.. q ary, ant
were there arrested AMI hold as PRISONER,
iur doirg as they wrre permitted. Can
Il more afr cious Gaze al cruelty md
trc achery be found ouy"h ere7 Aud III :
m1n Geary Is i'uehsnnn's own aPgoin oe.
'nsde OF ~ srec;al urgency. and guAcd
by the vii! o! his master. II this tie
done in the green tree what may not
be doue I'm TIE dry What shall we
expect from Mr. Buchanan when he has
q e G vc.ument in his hands. il The mn
ions a'rcaiy thus lotl il over the people
Of thc Free States. Look at l., men o!
indiana, aud rom r.ber that the fourth
Of November. is the GUY hope Of these
suffering people .--iad JoHr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
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90. FOR A LODGE IN SOME VAST VII
DERNESs.f-Sir, ii j. undoubtedly The eN-
clamalon which thousands. who are born,
down by the orluous duties which mns he
pcrlDmed even under the rays OF n burning
midsummer san, are Surc TO make; but these
du les are performed Irequcn ~ M the sefiOu
risk of health # nos life ltSci', unless The
proper precauli rs 9 re taken 10 prevent Il 9
bad effect so easily generated by mprndent
exposure. CARERS spanish Mixture, the un-
riyallcd prriGer OF the Blood possesses in
remarkable degree the coclng and purifying
influence over the system 50 nCceS airy IN
such ca cS. rs singular power ovcr The
Blood, H. gentle onc &C ion on the Liver it,
Strengthening, vivfyins aud lnvigoraiIng qnal
ll'e lis known tendency prevent disease
by cypelling all hHmorS rom the blood, ard
Kidding the system Of poisonous infection, has
gained or II place among the highest dis
co cries Of medical Scicnc', II IS a positive
cnre Tor Scroiula, Fever aud Aguc, Liver Dis
ease, the effects OF Mercury, and all ,uch
di eases, as thousands who have used ithaye
grateful cause TO know. The trial Of bot
Tie will SATISFY any who may be unacquantc
with its effects.
y SERIOUS rALK-Wc wish 10 Impress
1t on tie people OF this rapidly growing coun-
Try, many OF whom are bearing about Her
bodies Tie seeds o disea e whIc may III time
deveiope itself in The form OF Scroiula,
rheumatism, syphilis, Mercurial affections,
or other kindred Ill eases. which when they
get ias' hold al the system soon leaves the
conSluli n bat shattered y eek, that n
3nong all the me licincs set known, CaTterS
Spanish Mixture IS the only p Sitivc and un-
allng Purifier OF the Bloc containing neil
tLer mercury, 4irSenic. Opium, or any other
danl erOuS drug or LoXiOuS i-erb, SO generally
used IN such eases. II ,fill possesses pow
er over the blood, rendering 1t pure and
healthy hch before its discovery was of all
o,LciS the thing = be desired. II cures
S,'ro uii, rheumatism, Syphilis Fever and
Aguc, ana all that class OF dis eases, Ly ex-
peiins rom lie Blood all impurities which
clos and disturb the rect action OF he sys-
tenn More ;hau L ouSaud such cases have
been permanently and radically cured by its
use aud wc take pleasure IN extending it
Geld oil usefulness by adv ing our friend, 70
fry H.