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"Givc me but what this ribbon bound.
And take all else the world goes round.'

The AnnaIes d'IIygienne, of Paris has pub
ished an article pointing out the danger ari'
sing from packing snuff in lead, as the damp
in snuff acting on the lead oxides forms
a soluble salt of n poisonous nature. The use
of lead envelopes has therefore been discon-
tinued. Boston POST
Manufacturers of chewing tobacco are, We
notice, putting the tweed" up in lead foil wrap
pers stampt "tin toll" on the package. Lead
is poisonous, and if persons wjI chew tobacco,
let them not patronze tobacco i'll lead foil en-
velopes if they don't wish to be poisoned
Lead foil is Of blue tint, and may readily
be detected from pure tin foil, which has a
white lustre and is profectly harmless-1f-
ddny A2yus,
AGAINST WHITE FREEDoM-At a meeting
in Boston, which was recently addressed by
Benz. F. IIalIet, the following dialogue oc--
Cured.
"Mr. Sweet-No, sir, do not agree with
that; but you are in favor of Freedom.
"Mr. IIallet-Yes, all over"
"NIr Sweet thought you were in favor
of slavery"
"Mr. IIalet-that is another Of your ur-
happy delusions Now let us test this clamor
of anti-Kansas men about "freedom" defni-
tons. Allow me to ask, are you sir, in favor
of freedom?"
"Mr. Sweet-Certain am
Mr.. IIalIet--Are you in favor of the free
dom of the white people of Kansas, and Ne
braska and other Territories, to settle the,
question of slavery themselves!'
"Mr Sweet-No, sir, am not"
"Mr. IIallett-Then you are not in favor of
white freedsm, but only negro freedom! That
is the test point
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NUN BER a..
Digestion Observations,

Alexis st. Martin noted in the annals of med
ical science, and whose case is described in our
elementary works on physiology as having
when a soldier, shot himself accidently in such
a manner as to lay open his stomach and ex-
pose the entire process Of digestion to scrut-
ny, upon which DIR. Beaumont made vaua-'
bic series of observatons-has been in our
city for few weeks latev being brought from
Montreal 10y DR.. Buntne. A number of our
physicians have been experimenting upon him
with different kinds of food with a view to
ascertain the time required to digest them. A
thermometer intoduced into his stomach thro'
the opening rose to l0l deg. Fahrenheit. The
carrot is consumed in five to six hours. Rare
roast beef will thoroughly digest in an hour
and a half Melted butter will not digest at
all, but float about ON the stomach. Lobster
is comparatively easy OF digestion. Upoh the
application Of the gastric juice to a piece of
purple tissue paper the color at once faded.
In relation to the patients health, Dr..
Buntine observed that it had been uniformly
excellent, having since his recovery from the
first effects of the wound supported large
family by his daily labor. These experiments
do not differ materially from those made by
DR.. Beaumont 20 years ago. St. Martin is
at present little upwards of fifty years of
age, of a spare frame, but apparently capa-
BILE of considerable endurance He is in ex-
celent bodily health, and has much yivacity
Of manner. The opening in his stomach
has had no injurious effect upon his health,
nor has it prevented him from pursuing ac-
tive and severe labors II he does not keep
a compress to the aperture in drinking water
or swallowing any thing else, the whole con
tents of the stomach will pass out through
that opening. Scientific AmrIcone
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AAAi.i.n., ~ n. Raai..

NEw YoHK, July o. -0aaAr DssrAM.--ln
Parliament several items Of minor interest
have transpired. The committee Of the
House Of Lords have recommended all exc
buttons hsnoeforth 70 take place within the
jail precincts, - in the United States, but no
Interference 10 contemplated with the usagss
Of capital punishment.
The Government had sent out troops TO
prevent an apprshended Cadre rebellion At
the Cape Of Good Hope.
An explosion occurred at Symnur coal
mine near Cardiff. One hundred and ten
men were killed.
SpAIS.-Spain has again been oonvulssd
with insurrection. The revolt grew out Of
the opposition compelling Espartero and his
colleagues to resign, aud the formation Of
tho new miniitry, with Gen. O'Donnell at its
head.
In Madrid the national guards and citi-
Gems fratcrnizcd.
Gen. lnfAnte, and Pachela, bull fighter,
headed the revolutionists, and for 80 hours
kept up bloody fight With the troops, but
were eventually overcome, and the govern
NEST remained triumphant at every point,
except Saragossa.
AT last accounts she insurrcction had been
crushed and the national guards have been
dish banded, and the country declared in =
state of siege.
As soon - the news Of the instruction
reached Paris, orders were issusd for the dis
patch OF An army OF observation to the
Spanish frontier.
DENMARK. disturbances have oc-
CURED in Copenhagen from the preaching
Of Mormons. The mil itary arrested the Of
tenders.
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WASHINGTON, July 20.
SEsArE.-The Senate refused, by . vote
OF IA against %, to order the engrossmsnt
Of the bill appropriating $75, 900 to test the
practicablity and usefulness Of Richardson
Atmospheric Telegraph.
HOUSE. The House proceeded to act on
the various amendments reported by
the Committee Of the Whole on the Army
Appropriation bill. Mr.. Barbour's amend
ment to clause appropriating $3,275 900 TO
pay the army by adding disapprovsl Of the
code of the alleged laws Of Kansas, and the
manner in which they are enforced, expressly
declaring, until they shall be confirmed by
Congress, that no part Of the federal mill
tary forces shall be employed for their en-
forcement, and the amendment to this ~
mendmcnt, declaring the laws OF Kansas
null and void, were read and rejected yeas
80, nays 30.
The House concurred in Mr.. Sherman's
amendment offered yesterday yeas 80, nays
81.
The bill was ordered to be engrossod, %
to 80. Before the vote was announced, Mr.
| Campbell Of Ohio, said that having been rs
sured by MIR. Washburn of Maine, that the
Senate will almond the bill by striking opt its
name in the affirmative.
! Mr.. Washburn replied that his faith was in
u committee Of conference rather than in the
| Senate.
| The bill passed, 80 against 80.
| On motion Of Mr.. Dolcy, the House re-
I considered the vote by which was referred
/ to tho Committee of the Whole on the State
I of the Union the bill to annul certain acts
( Of the Legislature or Assembly Of Kansas,
and secure to the citizens Of that Territory
their rights and privileges.
Mr.. Dunn submitted . substitute rceog-
nizing Kansas and providing the usual ter
/ ritorial machinery. Provision is made for
/ freedom of speech and press, test oaths OF
whatever kind are prohibited, and cruel OF
unusual punishments are not to be allowed.
All criminal prosecutions now pending in
any Of the courts for treason, and for a.
legged violation or disregard Of what are
usually known a. the Laws Of the Legisla-
ture OF Kansas, shall forthwith be dismissed
and every person thus deprived Of his liber.
~ released. The bill also restoring the
Missouri restriction, provides for the en-.
enlargement of settlement and Of educa.
ton, and repeats oil parts OF the Kansas
| Nebraska and other acts in conflict with this
| bill.
/ Mr.. Sneed moved that the bill be laid OF
table. Motion lost by II against 80.
Mr.. Dunn's substitute WAS then agreed to
and the bill thus amended passed by vot'
4 OF IS against "a. Recess until r. Al.
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CHAINS roR FxxExES Says the Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York Tri-
bune
MIR. Tappan, whose arrival | announced
some days since, from Kansas, brought with
him one Of the chains with which the eight
Free State men were bound BY u. s. Marshal
Donaldson at Osawattamie, and confined in
camp nearly one month, and then driven BY
. company of U. 5. dragoons under Lieut..
lverson, like cattle, 80 miles beneath burn.
ing sun in less than IA hours, when it was
found that there was not SO much as charge
against any Of them except two, and they
were SHAN
The chain is about = feet long, and is such
as is commonly used as trace chain. The
tive ends we're fastened aroaad the ankles
with two heavy padlocks. The slack part
OF the chain WAS then brought up by strap
.ss:cac. il. ;aas s1A;e1 and attached ~ ITO
body. do not know its weight, but it 10
quite hsavy. This relic Of barbarism mot
Of ancient Nero, but Of modern pierce) has
been exhibited to some OF the members of
Congress here, and will be conveyed to Dos-
ton, aud likewise shown to tho people there,
and then be presented to the Rev. Theodore
Parker, who will undoubtedly use il - .
text for serm,n, which should very much
like to hear.
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GT7" The Times returns again to tho de-
fence of of DR.. Eads. We expected it
There is no corruption SO rotten that it will
not defend it in a party scullion. But the
controversy with reference to him cannot be
made with Us. II is with Brigham and Cool
baugh aud Preston, Democratic Senators,
and their coadjutors, who made the charge,
with nearly every Democrat in both houses,
who sustained them in their Reproduction and
recommendations concerning the Doctor
Let the Times pronounce their report and 40
tion grouniless aud wrong il it dare. Until
it does, DIR. Eads must stand condemned by
the representatives of his own party, with
their condemnation unimpeached.
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cTThe Washington correspondent Of the
Ny. Herald says:
"a letter was read to me to-day, from
Judge Mclean, in which he says that the
'suhited German residents" Of the western
section Of Pennsylvania will vote alnos,
unanimously for Fremont. He predicts
the State for Fremont BY over thirty Aonf
sand.''
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NAoKuk, July 3Uth, 1870.
At the request Of Judge Ballinger, Invent
with him TO the nihcs Of the kcokuk Times,
and introduced HIN to two Of the editors
Messrs. WaIiing Turk ;-they declined to
publish this, his reply to the charges circu-
lated against him BY the Times, after it was
read 20 them, although Judge Ballinger Of
fered to pay advertizing rates.
j. NJ. BREEDEN.
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A TRxAsoSAsLK HEN.-The State Of Maine
says:
"0ur old hen Was put to set on 81 eggs, and
only Is chickens were Matched. We shall
therefore have her hung for treason, on ac-
count Of this significant siga Of her hostili-
ty TO the Union.'o
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A NEw MovE.---The Free State men now
under guard at Lccompton, Kansas, hare ap-
piled to Judge Mclean, Of the Z. s. Supreme
Court, for . writ OF habeas corpus. II
granted, they will be brought TO the States
BY the U. S. Dragons, who have them in
custody, and We shall have decision whesh-
or their acts amount to treason % alleged
BY the ruiians.
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To IN, Members If fhs Har Of Keotuk:
GxSrLEnEs; thank you for the honor you
have done me, by your call upon to Become
cant1laie for the offce of Judge Of he Recorder
Court, established by the recent amendment 10 the
City Charter.
by the liberal Jurisdiction conferred upon this
Court IL was clearly intended, blythe gentlemen who
proposs dshe amended Charter, add by tbs Legisla
lure that il should be = court OF considerable dig
nifty and Importance, and IL IL shall be the plcsssrs
VI the good people OF the city TO elect 70 that Of
6ca, 81 the SPECIAL election TO b. holden the Sd
Monday in August next, pledge my best efforts
TO maze the Court all that IT was dcs,gned ~ be.
Az am yet y stranger TO many OF your fellow
citizens, though have been 4 resident Of your city
moe than year. allow IN this opportunity Also -
ssy that have ths experience of hftsco years prac
t,ce IA Lawyer, after years OF Luxurious
service ~ Deputy Clerk II the tircutt and County
court, While was studying my profession. This
deem IL proper to say not ~ The spirit oil ostenta
jinn. but matter Of jus tiheatun Of the cons
dencs you haze v.gy nerou y nanf ted towards
Tour OBJ d ent -.rvant,
July 30 b. 1896. IL. X. kEEDER.
lDaiIy Zines and Post Plea ~py.l
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GTHugh Miller, the distinguished Scotch
geologist, Is about 70 visit America on lee.
turing tour.
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xuare u.l,,nger ana slavery.

Eps. GATE CIrr; enclose to you for
publication my reply to the charges oircula-
ted against mo by the Keokuk Times, and
the endorsement Of Mr.. Breeder, that
had been refused hearing through its col.
umns.
Comment is unnecessary.
Respectfully yours,
FRANK BALLINGER.
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= oarALng.

A LII persons In want VI boarders or boardinx
IA places will do well 10 call 1t the Boardsrs Ex-
change, North west corner I'D and johnson sts
iy3ldtf j. q. STEWARTA co.
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RIcn.--A meeting Of the Black Democrn-
cy was called at Birmingham, Van Buren,

RIon.-A meeting Of the Black Dcmocrn-
cy was called at Birmingham, Van Buren,
County, few days ago. A platform wac
erected, and Mr.. Turk, OF the Times was
announced to speak on the all absorbing
question of Democracy. While the an
nouncemcnt was being made, n ja:kass up
the street began TO bray. 4 little confusion
arose in consequence, when the jackass came
down opposite the speaker and commenced
again. Some Que remarked that if the jack
ass was going to speak he would leave,
which lie did Immediately. The meeting
thcrcupon dispersed, and Mr.. Turk made no
speech. At the meeting there were three
Black Democrats present, not counting the
jackass; counting him there were four and
We suppose he would be entitled to be count
/ cd, according to the Democratic principle Of
representation Of property"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-01

cTy~ steamer Empire State, On the
Fab rivss1oute from New York, exploded a
boiics fse on Saturday night last, killing
fourteen ,srsons and wounding fifteen.
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Tickets Onty SO cts.!

TIckeI0 OnIy % cGss!
va As there is always . rapid demand, secure
pour Tickets N Tim<, Tor the number u Tickets 10
limited.
" For full explanation Of the mode VI distribs-
tion, list Of gifis, &C., see small bills.
no. Doors open NJ "A o'clock. The wizard wHl
appear a. O'Clock, precisely.
j. N. NEoT0N,
Augi d2t Agent.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Republican meetings will be held at the
corner of Second and Main Streets,
FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. lst
addresses bv GEo. {. DtxoS, and others on
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. ID;
addresses by SAx'LF. MILLER and others.
Republicans, Democrats, people of all
parties, come and hear,
If the weather should be unfavorable for
either meeting, il will be held 4; Stannus d
Hamiton's Hall.
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l4o1ses ~ Auction,
BY P LIPS 4 co.
VNHlS friday morning. At O'Clock, will DO Of
i fered at public sale some superior Horses.
Sale To come % ~ the White Stable.
SAITH a vANSICKLEN,
Aug l-dit Auctiosecru
BisaAcau street Carriage Ahsp.
rI,HE0PHILUs MYERS. Carriage
L smith, DESTROYS u casting hs
lot with the good people VI Keokuk, 4ak--
for mutual advantage, takes pleasure in saying that
he Is nov prepared for any and every thing in bis
line, in the way Of repairing carrag vehicles and
wagons Of every description. and all kinds " job
bling in general Particular attention paid TO horse
shoeing, and promising honest work. promptness
and dispatch In his business.
Also, On hand go,d strong Rockawsy Carriage,
for sale " hire
s1-A good Wo,dworkmsn wanted. taug7dtt
Lessons an tho Fine Arts.
Miss N. A. ABBOT {sisler Of Mrs. +. Is. A. John
1vl SOM will open n class ia Instrumental Music,
Dsawing, Painting and Embroidery, Monday,
25th Of August next.
Rooms in rempi,n's Block, on 4th street, between
Main and johnson.
All information relative to terins, &c., can be rs,
cersained BY calling 1T the residence Of MIR. r. w.
Potter on Bioadsau-st, bet. lth and 9th.
July sl-d2w
Ds. n. RI,AH LITTLE,
Late Of Pennsy yanin,)
nFFERs his professional services to the citisens
~ ar heosuk ana VICINITY He can ne consulted
At the st. Charles Hotel.
Dr. Little Ii graduate Of the University Of Psnn-
syisAn.A, snd has the experience Of six years ea-
tensive practice.
Jaly 81, iS56d
Notice - Contracsors.
CEAI4ED Proposals will b. received 81 the ofhce
- Of the City Engineer until o'clock p. m. VI
Monday, August l 1855, for the grading Of Con-
Ger, street, from 18th st. 10 18th.
AFRO, nj same time, for building cnlverts necessa
~ for the opening Vt both Concert and III Ugh ats.
Plans aud specifications for above can BE- seen ct
the once Of the City Engineer.
L, HUTCHINSON,
kaokuk, July 81, '56dl0t City Engineer.
Horses.
ME Subscribers hare for sale lot OF splendid
i Horses, comprising work, saddle, buggy aud
carriage Horscs. There three pairs matched, ono
Indian pony. we'll adapted for iadys use, and one
superior suited 70 either the Saddle or harness.
Can b. scan n the White Stable For terms, &c. ap-
ply 70 ]. ~. STEWART AGO.
North west corner Sd and Juhnsoa sis,
jy3ldt1 Up stairs.
ID xADY MADE CLOTHING. -RvssytAias in this
n uns eaa ~ AaA q NJ lowest agsrss q
ssp37dPw WOODWARD = C01.
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IdEs FOR CouSrRy ClgccLArioN. - The
Times has published some statements for
popular effect, which, false, and calculated
10 elicit an exposure, have been excluded
from the daily edition, which falls under our
eve, aud inserted in the weekly edition alone.
We will allude 10 one now which came to
our knowledge accidentally.
Some time ago we alluded to the ..Aboli-
ton" antecedents of the proprietorssof that
paper. They inserted nm article in the week
" paper, prcsuming we should not see and
be able to contradict il, saying that our i'm
putation Of such sentiments 10 either or any
of them, was an unqualified and malicious
lie, knowingly and wiiIfully uttered,-o
words to that effect.
Now we want 10 say, that friend whose
name we are ut liberty to give if we choose,
authorizes us to say, tina. he has Gle of the
'LlHERry nsRsLD," published by Walling d
Tate, al Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio, the
Mr.. Walling being 4. T. Wnlling Of the
Times THAI that paper supported the ticke,
OF the Buffalo Convention, viz Van Buren,
.and Adams. against Cass and Batter; and
that Mr.. Waling himself was member Of
that convention.
We shall sry, hereafter, 10 keep track Of
these falsehoods sent into the country, which
they dare not circulate in the city.
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THEIR IScoNsrsTgScY.--The Black Dem
ocracy ale furious in their charges against
people for going to Kansas with the intent
OF making it Free State, and impute to
them all the consequences which have fol-
lowed the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise, on that account. When the bill was
pending, Douglass inrited them TO 20 there
for that purpose. lie told them, If YOU
want.so have Kansas Free State, 20 and
make it such the field open. Now, moth
ing is too bitter 10 say Of them for follow.
ing bis advice, aud exercising their constitu.
tional privileges.
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Notice 20 Contractors

0kADY MADE CLOThING.-RsssytAing In this
n uns eaa ~ AaA q Ne lowest 1gurvs q
sep11dVW WOODWARD coz.
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.Iwue Aeuavs

TINE Favorite D.ph VI the SEASON GRxEs PEAs.
i Picked tom th. Patch IT "lnvisible 1reen,
Thspa.stabie dish Is is presented in full
by articis better suited TO ths taste aud whether
sar,yor late IN the SEASON. will always be found 90
sory. and " smack VI the genuine "narroc fss. !"
THMEk WELL vlILIp" PoDs maize mp the measure.
Jy3o For by X. b. OGDEN.
DhE>CoTT's Philip the second. large suP-
L ply for sale at MDENS
jyS0 City Book Store. 81 MAin-st.
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EIckl len x Lucas,
EIls AM IENERAI RRlk ENE

EkckleN x Lucas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS,
Johnson 81. bet. I'd and ID, foWA,
XXTIl.I buy and sell Exehange, coliec, Notes and
w Bill, sell Land Warrants, invest in Real Il.
tate, loan Money for residents, and Pay Taxs.
Time paper negotiated, and facilities exiended->
Gold, Silver, and uneuucnt money bought AMI sold.
REvERkNcEs
Bank Republic, New York City.
John NJ. Horion, Union Bank Baltimore.
james Robb Co., New Orleans.
Duniey, Drake 4 Co., Cincinnati, o.
H. A. Tucker q Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago
John J. Anderson Co, -. Louis,
Cashiers of Eastern Nifylna Banks.
joseph Fieken, Lexington, by
July 30, 30 .llY
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A IA.4G..

i HNKEBf notify AL persons NOT 10 true my
L wifi, Mary Ellen Shores. my account, ~ will
,sy debts OF her ing sitr tnis dale,
IN ing wiifu ~ left M bsu and bard
july ~, ',6-.i3ts JOAN SHORES.
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PorrLaR SovEeriGNTr.-The rreachngs or
the Black Democracy on this text are known
to all. On the Dist day Of August, lS4s,
Mr.. buchanan wrote letter dated Mt Wash
ngton, ia which he said that sin his opinion
''the inhabitants Of a Territory had NO ro-
"LylcAL RIGHTS, although they possessed MI
''the private rights of American citizens"
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TALsE.--Ihe Tip,es says the Governor re-
CURED, ''withJui warrant Of law au ad-
ditionai bond Of Dr.. Eads. The law au-
thorixcs the Governor 90 require additional
security whenever ho thinks i, advisable or
necessary. DR.. Lads had given security for
81. nl1t 0tera $1,000 additional funds
coming into bis hands, The noycfnor de-
mandcd additional security. Such being tie
law and the state Of ftets. who viii not say
that tue statement Of tbe Times Is false, and
taat thc auI Of tae '.oyernar was proper,
and dictated By common prudence Aud
the event SHOWS stal Il vas both advisable
and " necessary" WHO would trust $780,
600 Of public funds ia The hands Of DR..
Lads, without security, aat ever expect 20
see il again
An Woag foa III ~. Mr. San Ant.
werp made speech last night, IN which he
endeavored TO encourage and stimulate the
associates and agents If the negro stock
raiserr. Ills filth il honest enough. per-
haes, bat as he has 1900 year depending
upon the success Of the party, we suppose
there are other politicians quite as disinler-
esl
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n Z ~ % OUks

New BOOkss
SHAOPAc RE- CTiOAS-Wnyrids Glimpse
- u American Life: by Walter Waich.
For sale at tjy5O) OGUEN'B.
LSMMA BARTLETT, or Prejudice and fsnAt'-
IL eism: BY kate Harrington. new supply
Just rec u ~ uy30l OGDENs.
rlShE MORM0NS AT HOME, with some incidents
Of travel fsom Missouri to California, by Mrs.
u. 3. Ferris. For sale ~
jy30 OGDENS.
II Ii BANE's ADVENTURES, II The Yarns u IN
IN Old Mariner: BY Mary Cvwden Clarke. At
jy3o OGDEN'S.
GQuIEk'S CENTRAL AMEkISA-psrtieaiAriy
~ the states Of Honduras and San Salvador, their
Typography, Topography, Climate, Population. Re-
sources, Productions, ~. Just reed ut
jy30 OGDEN'S.
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To ii. r. KEEDER, ESQ. SIR: The undersigned
members Of the Bar II keokuk, in view Of the i'm
portAnce Of having City Recorder in whom We can
have full confidence, request that YOU may peruit
your name 10 b, u-ed ~ . candidate for that Office
irrespective OF party. by a ing which yeu viii