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10 the uerchan4s OF iowa.

+ Lo Ii Nc ARE not : e.
ID NAPLES CO.. having taken tho Store IS
Il Markct Street Philadelphia formerly oecu
p4ed by Fassltt Co.,l ana having cared the ser
vices Of the NEST tasty cutters, we now Manu-
featuring entirely new stock Of CIoihug Of eve
ry description, and II - intention ~ all times
Z keep large stock # The newest aud most desira
bic Ciolhing suitable fol the Western market
l.. v NAPLks, formerly oi Dubuque, having spent
the las twenty year, III the West, and knowing he
wants of Western Merchants be feels that be ga
not fan - gave entire satisfaction IS all those that
he may haze the pleasure oi lou. business pith
Oar Linen Furnishing Room, we think. cannot Be
surpassed. all our Shirts Collars, oic., etc are
made % order.
II Will afford us much pleasure ID have you call
and make personal exam inatiun OF ouI staeIS.
August 3 isSa.-dlv 7 WArTES i GO.
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1l.sA,IR TIns 81.

Dl b. W. CLobER, coruer ~ Walnut and Second
ID streets Museatine. Iowa.
x,a- Office Of tue Upton, Marion, Davenport ami
O.kaloosa stage Lines.
Mnrch n
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COUNTY AGENT.

IS T. MCKINNEY, has been appointed Agent in
L Lee County, for the sale Of sriRIrUous LrQ-
uoRs ior Medicinal, Mechanical and Sacramento al
purposes only
kuk, iowa.
July Sd 1853 dlv
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CLOTHTNGt CI,oTI,YNcI

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
| HAVE received large stock of Ready Made
L Clo' hing, 6entlemen's Furnishing tioods Trunks
Hats, Carpet bags, Umbrellas, &C. which l will sell
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at very small advance
above Eastern cost. ~ H0FFHEIAER
Sept. 7.-ddw
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IeM ArrnnppancltI.

f|NHE subscriber would inform the citizens of kc-
l. okuk and vicinity that be has purchased the
stock in trade Of Ben +. Dodson, a; No. Third
Of French and American Cloths, Cassiineres and
estlngs which he viii make up order at the
shortest notice, and in ,yle not to be surpassed
Also a good assortment Of Summer Coats, Nests
ana Shirts, always an hand.
July l3. 1s55.--dtf JAMES NJ TYLER
rT,o JoI RNEYMEN TAILoRs.-W wanted imme.
l. date s.. at No. 3, Tnrd street tro frsf rate
Journeymeu tailors. Nom others ed apply
sep27 }. N. TYLER.
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ID FELLOWS MANI fAGIC REk Brnch Street, near
ID Franklin, Gaiena, III.
Keeps constantly on Land Bellows Of every descrip-
zion which VIII ~ sod as low ana good terms
can BE- purchased elsewhere.
n B.-Eyery Bellows warranted 10 give satisfac-
ton
Augnst I'll Isaa.--lhrnN
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Mechanics Block North side Of Main st., keokuk
Iowa.

=
Iowa.
III ANlNG made arrangements for perma n
Il nent business in the above line, am now q
Offering 70 the city and country rade n large
and well selected stock Of Drugs, Medicines, -
Paints, Dvee Oil. and Narnishes Brushes, Glass
ware and " indow Glass. Also Perfumery and fan
cy articles, Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff and choice
assortment Of Family Groceries, including Spices
leas tlasoring Extracts, tandies, Soda, snleratus
and variety Of articles pertaining 70 tha; depart
ment ali which will be sold on the principle Of
small profits and quick returns
Partieuiar attention given TO preparing rre.eri p
tlens- In where medicines are required dur
Ing the night il is frequently ineonyenient 10 obtain
them This difficulty have completely obvial ed
bt having my residence in part of the same build
ing coupled by my store persons desiring med
ielnes may rely upon procuring hem at all hours,
naght ur DAY, without IncoIs cnience or deiav.
Druggists, merchants and Others purchasing by
the quantity arc requested to give me call as /
anl deieinned t. sell ga a. favorable a. any
hsUse IN tho city.
Apri Is. 1855 dy
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To the Genltemc,1.

nN exhibition, assortment If French, scotch,
- and American taxs meres--the first ever offered
in this market
VEsT1Ses.In Moire Antique; Plain and FIGURED
Grenadines; Brocade and Hex Silks; silk Velvet
and Plush.
C1oTHs.--Black and Blue hnc grades and broken
check taszimeres, for fall suits
Also-A choice selection oI Kid, Cloth and Merino
Gloves Half Hose in Wool. Merino and heavy Cot
ton with Merino feet silk and Merino Undershirts
and Drawers Crayats Scarfs and Handkerchiefs
sept 10, lS55.--d&w i. u. FOSTER.
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HNIkf.HI nAaNEs.

A RcHlIEcf, Grahans building, End ST., kco-
\ kuk, Iowa.
Plans and specifications for buildings accurately
and scientifically prepared. ddwiy
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re IGtAI.
D enta surg cry +.

nR. Il. :. BARBER would respectfully 49,
- inform bis patrtn~ and the public gen
efaly that he haS ii his Office to the Lilly
New Brick building the west side of Third street
between Main and johnson. where he has secured u
handsome suit Of and has spared neither pains
Expense 10 make them elegant and comfortable -
Thankful for pas favors. he -oeits continuance Of
the same. 3at-~ All operations warranted
heokuk Oct l2--d
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fsGt. 3. HE4ESI,

OFFICE az his Residence. On Biondeau Sire
NIoue door Vet u Second, keokuk Iowa
AorI 26, lss4.--d
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John B Carson & Co.,
Gcmmission. Storage and Forward
ing Merchant.
i. Is. copa,s.l>.

NO. > Leyee aud 34 Commercial street. between
~ Olive AMI Ftne.) 81. Louis Nfo. dAwIy
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Keokuk Book-Binderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
DLANk Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern Court Records. justices D9ckets, AS
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, DC, 10, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazine, Music, &e., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
~ Ny Blndery viii be found on second street,
next door 70 the Athenmum, sign Of the Dig Eeok.
Jan. ~. ls54.--d&w. ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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IfHIRD Street between Main and Johnson Keo-
kuk Iowa, have just received, ut their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment, a
choice and excellent supply Of Broadcloths Cass-
meres, Nestnss, and Gentlemen 5 Furnishing ioods
of all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done IN the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
! lork and Philadelphia FASHIONS, anu respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and the best
rial to give them cali.
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REYNOLDS Drug Store
>.~HEIMSTRIET.

ITNloN Block. Main street, Dealer in Fnr =
y lish aud French Chemicals Drugs aud ~
Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs BRUSHES "
peffumcry Fancy Articles, Be. &c a
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes viii be accurate '
and D. atty prepared, ard In case will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dee lad
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IN0RW ARDING and Commission Merchant whole
i sale dealer in Grocer!es and Produce M. 81 lie
vee, heokuk. Iowa
n -Partcu.ar attention paid q the Forward
Ing business
Aprd II, ls34.--dl@w
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fINHI~ Stable. situated Third street, between
4 Main and Biondaan Streets il large and com
molious and especially fitted up and adapd for the
ousin ss and the ndersigned amply prepared to
accommodate their friends and the public generally,
with saddle Horses Bugges, and Carriages Mt rca-
sonable rates They also keep Horses by the day,
week. month. SAM MCKEE,
". TIMBERMAN,
kenkuE 0ct III l954--dtf
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90 DoZ. lnsa'a American fenetratlDg Liai-
i Wv ment, in quantities 70 sult purchasers
2oo laz ESeulapian LLulineu' and a great variety
q Patent Medicines al
April l. lS55. REYNOLDS Drug Stor
| CASH pare Blackberry Wine suitable Tor medi-
i email auI saeramentai purposes Mt
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
| AEDeIL, pirit Gas, Linseed OH Copal. Japan,
II Dcnaf and Coach Nafnsh, hand and for ale
at REh NoLDs' Drug Store.
! CAsk prunes at
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~ sfsNfEtE4E. 4 vKnS


A IIoRNElS at Law oeiee iu POST building
h+okuS, Iowa. noy4dwly v.
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GsYgaaGr uANrFaCTOwl

tK n = Vt ~ = NJ NVTOK
On Johnson Street, between lst and ID.
DY o'BR1AN & 60 Having per HaR -
- mauenIy established onrselyesCtEDA
IN heohak, With an ample supply oi wv
the very best nattfsal Tor tie man
nfacture of Cau.asaf Buggies, 6ies and Hacks,
we are prepared 70 make ali articles 10 our line,
in The very best style and of The cholresy material
on reasonable terms and prompt uotIes.
Sept ~, lss3---dly
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| 3 Ageat for the Missouri state Mutual Insurance
Company, the Directors OF which are among tue
,l4est and best known business men Of st, Louis
d3dptT
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rTsHRET daiiv Through Trans h.T77cen Phiialel-
4 rhia and PiGtshare.---1HR MORNING Man TRAN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg = 4. Nj. and
PHfsL4rg for Philadelphia at 4. II, The FAsr
LiNE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg ! i. u.
Tn NlaHr ExrnEss TKAIs leaves PHI hIa3elphia for
PustarE y II +. NJ. and Pit. hurs f3r PhilAdel-
phia % L. ~
The above lines connect at Pittsburr with Rail
roads 81 an1 from 81 LOUIS, Me. Alton, Gaiena
and Chicago, III. Iraukfprd. ]. 1iugton and Lou
lsv4lle, Nv. Itrfe Hante Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis Ind Cincinnati. Daylgn Srrin gield
Bellefvnfaine. Nanduskf Toledo. Cleveland Colum-
bus Zaneoville. Massiiion and oos1er. Ohio also
With the steam Packet ko4ts from aud New Or
leans, ,i. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets b. had 10 or FROM either Of
tire above places.
F9r further particulars, Haud-blls at the llf
frent start ng points Passengers from the West
w4ll fad fhis the shortest and most expeditions
route Philadelphia, Baltimore, New ork or hos
tQi.s
FH0S MOORE,
AeEsr. Passenger Lines Philadelphia
#. A4~kIMEA.
A@t.s. Passenger Line, Pti-berg
ieD. J.. lsas~iy
Important Traveller.
III nsw ana pack Route open through 10
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N. ~. 0YRTE a Co.
ommt - un& Forxy riding wercban Z =

LaFse and ~AIFt stra4t.
ALTON Iu.Nes.
August 81. lss5-dlv
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
ETf5SsIsA


fENHb Western Stage Company respectfully an-
L ncunte 70 The ruhiie tnat their Coaches leave
heoAua Daily Sunday excepted) foI Fairfield Os-
kalooya, Fort De- Noine- and Council Bluff passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose. Winchester
BiTmingbam, Ashland Agency City, 0tunwa Ed
dysiile, oskaoosa pella, Monroe, Apple Grove. to
Fl Des Mpines.
From osfaloosa (tri-weekly) 10 Council Bluffs via
Beileisntan Knoxville pies,,,ntvillc. lndianoia st
Charlea, Wntersett, lndlantonn. silver Greek, h
CoHueil Buhs.
Also from 0ttumwa via Biakesburg, Abba, La
grange, 90 Chariton, tri-Yelky
Also from hekoak, Daily Warren, Pennington
BoaaIarte, Bentonsport, heosauqua. pittsbarg Troy
to Bloomfield.
tlsat Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Baon-boro' nnd Homer
Every attentims Will be paid IN the comfort and
convenience ST pms snEer.
Coaches ieaye keokak ta al the above places at !
o'cio, K, a. NJ.
.Sn~ Office on Main Street, second door above til,
Laclcds House. X. A. MccHESNEY, Agent.
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4 fORAER Sixth and Ridge streets. am prepared
~ 70 manufacture Rollers Tanks Iron Boats, Lard
Or soap Kettles, Gas Holders or ANYTHING else con-
nectcd with my business and 10 send competent
workmeu any part Of the country to do repairs
ED. WELcHMAN.
Kpoknk Iowa Sent 81 dtviv
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DH. q. q. FRANCES.

II ANfNG j. -naueutly located iu this city, beg
1 l lease to inform hss friend. and the ctittu-
geEereHy that, until further netes be gwen. be
s.ag IS Iound a the oclee ~ Dr. J ssNroGp.
Af~vr4s 81
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LIVERY NTAIsF.I..

" tv VIZ, III CLEGHoES This establish xsSGA
meut large, commodious, we'll arnn yedA - q
and amply provided with good horses Well trained
for harness. as well as With Carriages, Buggies and
liaek, open and close, covered and half covered. Of
every description, adapted Ia convenience luxury.
Horses or Carriages II residents II the city or vs
itrs lrem abroad kept on moderate terms and
carefully attended to ~ men thoroughly skilled in
the bus mess.
Horses bought and sod commission aud on my
own account at all times.
M =. lsaa--aIY
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5ss- Office IN Main street over Bruce d Daniels
Store
sept i, lS53.---d&wly
pENNSyIya~EA RaEEtx.tau
--s,sv,sz--g.s-1 szrryslyszrs-7 7-pzsssT-7ys-7
- ~$H "a 80 stxt0 - s-svpT
YvlTt GreaI Central konte, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern aud south
western States. by continuous Railway direct.
Th. road also connects al pittsburg With daily line
Of Steamers TO ali ports on the Western Rivers and
Al Cleveland and sanduskv with steamers 10 all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making be most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which PRE- ght
cstfi be farys areed to and from the Great West
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
= Es sak - -
BROAD GuAGE RAILROAD.

~ - Nall MI i.-Ai ittE1~ IJL II.
Cgrrgfpa u Gyfaf Sorfhcr7 and EdSfsy1l Maj.
rso TugogGH TRAIys DAILY.
Morning Mail train leayts 1T. Louis At o'clock ".
Ligntnihg Express 9 r. u.
Csanes sIle at Naeeunes with the +. / G. K. K. for
Tssrt Iaute and Indianapolis. and there with fast
trainsi Gincinna.l. New York. Louisville. B5ston,
Bufaie, Phladelphia- Cleveland Baltimore, Dunkirk
Kehm nd aud Washington City &c.
N8eAange " ears at TeFre Haute.
Als5 connecting Al sand val with the l. c. r. r.,
tbs most pleasant routs to Cairo ana all points u
northern Illinois aui the only mail Railrsal from
81. Louls.
Pas myers and aaggsge conveyed 10 and from the
Depot free If chafge. Thr, ugh ttekets b. pro-
cnred AZ the oiAc ., the keos ok packr Co.. he
Company Office, No. 2o apl 30 cas. 4th aad rae-t-
uut street, under the Planter Hanse, or No. 3q,
-nnth Lcyec 81 louis.
\ L. Passengers at and below Keokuk make a
saving Of from Z to - hours time.
JAMES VI. WARD, sHpt.
a. W. DANA. Asst. Supt.
Isaac WlNiN, sole Ticket tsent. ocei0ay
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ga~cs GOODS AND Toys.

~ 0BEBT0p NJ. ~, Main street ha just re
~. ceived large aud complete assortment I"
Fancy Goods, Toys, IuRlaa. Instruments, Shot Gun
P,stols, Fancy Ch.aa seks, and So on, which Wi
seI at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. G. obEkl0F.
keokuk, Oct 20, 1885.
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A l. DINING. ). n. cIAhPooLE.
lSuceessors e 6ranyiia II. Smith COL
RANhEf1 and dealera IA Exchange, keokuk. 10.
DoRi chtekf % ali Sac principal cities constant
~ lpr sal. lA sums g tuit.
Collections tHis e.ty r~fnittcd far promptly ut
current rates ~ Exehhnrg
W. viii huy and stI all kind Of Gold specie
and uncarrent Bans Aotes, at hest rates
Interest allowed "a special deposits
EHFEAESeFs
Cash Am. Exchange Bauk New York.
Me~srs, f. " clark Dodge Co
Luchs s. ~lmuada. st. Louis
j. " Clark 4 Bros. a
\. Corwtth j Co., ualena
May 2l, ls55.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOQsE
n GEO. 6. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
on this city RENTED promptly, AZ current rate Of
E1ehange.
a. Interest depo.fts vhen specially agreed
up~u.
Refer 10 r. ". Clark Bros.
BogY, Mitenberger 4 Co., bahhsis,
JOHN j. Anderson & Co. "'' L"uis'
4. ". tiark Dodge Co., New York City.
sss Office hourz froya A. NJ to- f. NJ
july s. ls35.--dEf
hankins House OF Ehas. Parsons.
Cor. Of AalI nnd ~ SIS. KEOKUK, IOWA
- lbHI Exchange the Fsst and South bought
bJand sold Eurgncrn Exchange for remittance to
any part Of Europe for snle. Interest allowed on
deposits MS per agreement
Refer to Lucas & sin1nds, 81. Louis, Mo.
j.. 4. Benoyt 4 Co.. 10
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, sherman 4 Co., New York.
Dretei Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
lni0n Bank, Baltimore, Nd.
Commercial Bank, Cincjnnad o.
Pu@e Converse 4 Co, New Orleans, La.
sept. J lss5.--4lIy
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:. ". & hi. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS amt uhole.ale dealers in Hardware
i and Cutiers. corner Of Man and Second Streets
Sign Of the RED PADDOCK
tuEV ~ is84-afv
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.ferruuuts. western Line.

\ EAL. ABBOT i CO., New York, WILLIAMS,
y IANNEh Ca.. Buffalo, Prupr.etors. Snip daily
from Pier > has Elter, New York
Il! eargoe iaily Insured 10 Buffalo.
NJ trRn~ pmeut between New York aud BafTalo.
Tor freigat arpy 10
Aeai, Ahoo d Co.
T. L. Brooke s. BROAD S. y X .
Virgil Hinyer,
Mark raekagc 'th, NJ Line"
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A TF0RNFl~ al Law and Solicitors in Chancery
Agents ior me inyes tlgation oi Land Iities and
the purchase and salr Of Reul Estate yill hereaf
tor practice IN and regularly attend the Ulstrict
Courts Of keokuk anil I Madison, and If tne other
eiunie IT the First Judicial b strict "a Eoaa; and
vii also practice in the Supreme Court 0f The state
ft. Madison. Feb tT 1855 --dtf
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HITTS a nEIIE<.
6. & Vail ~ Co

IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINIsTs,
MANUFACIUR UREkS Of Steam Engines tsrist and
4tI saw Mill Machinery Water Wheels, &C. &C.,
corner of Sixth and Bondcan Streets, keokuk, Iowa.
May 81, 1854 $dIw
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A lare Chance far g GOD Isa raaIns.

y = ~ 80 feet on Main street desirable building
- lots IN the city of keokak also for sale, or
exchange for weston property, good Nj Il pr0pesty
It ahio 80 eboice land In Indiana several lots
Ia the iown of Nawryile, county seat vi Du Paga
conny III; 50 acres ol choice land near the county
sent q Monroe county, Iowa. with fruit trees, ttc.
inquire IT MekESNY a RUNNER
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HORACE III. AYRES.

WHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, corner oi
w Main and Third Streets, ksokuk, Iowa.
Isss~ s.gn of thg Big Mortar. p
April ] 1, ls5e. ddw
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VOL. 2.
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON

4 1TOHNEY ~ Law and Notary Public Office
4 \ in the naw Post Office building on johnson st
between "a and Sd
Collections promptly attended ~.
keokuk, Feb l3 Ib55.--dtf
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERs

WHOLE CANS, 81 90; HALF CANS, rs cts.
BARTLETT MANCoURT,
oet27 Agents, No. 96, Man-st.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-07-26
Democratic Meeting.

According to previous notice, large
and respectable number of persons as
sembled on Saturday last in the Court
room, for the purpose of forming a
BUCHANAN and BRECKENRIDGE CLUB, for
Rockville District; and on motion of w.
ii Adamson, VIM. N. AUSTIN was APP
pointed Chairman, and John W. Spates,
Secretary On motion of w, " Bouic,
the following was adopted as the consti-
tuition Of the Association -
This Association shall be called the
Union Association Of Rockville DIS
trct."
The object of the Association shall be,
to use all honorable means to secure the
election of JAMES BUCHANAN and JOIN
G. BRECKENRIDGE, at the coming election.
The officers shall be President, six
Vice Presidents, two Recording Secre-
taries, one Corresponding Secretary, and
a Treasurer
The duties of these officers shall be
such as are usual to such persons.
The meetings of the Association shall
be every other Saturday afternoon, at
such places in the district as may be
likely, in the judgment of the President,
to promote the object of the Association
The President may call meetings at any
other time he may deem expedient.
On motion, the Chair appointed Sin
glcton Prather, DR.. Harding, Samuel
Jones, VIM. Harriss and w. ri. Adam
son, a committee to recommend officers
During their absence the meeting was
favored with appropriate addresses by
WV. KILGoUR and THOMAS ANDERSON
Esqrs. which elected much applause.
After which, the committee returned and
offered the following gentlemen, who
were unanimously accepted as the choice
of the meeting:
WIN. V. B0UIC, President; JANE.
OFFUTT, ISAIAH SHOEMAKER, WIN. S.
OFFUTT, ROBERT PETER, WIN. RENsHAw
and LEMUEL CLEMeNTs, Vice Presidents
JONI &. MYERS and john w. SpArEs
Recording Secretaries DIR. C. A. HAIR.
DING, Corresponding Secretary; w. II
ADAMsoN, Treasurer.
On motion, U. Forrest, VIM. Thomp-
son, of r., Samuel Jones, Charles NJ
Price and NJ. Fields, were appointed by
the chair to confer with similar commit
tees of other districts, for the purpose Of
having Barbecue and Mass-Meeting at
Rockville, at as early day as possible
A letter was read from the Democrat.
ic Central Committee of Frederick in
viting the Democrats Of the county to be
with them at their grand Mass Meeting
and Barbecue on Thursday, August It'll
which was accepted.
On notion these proceedings be pub
lishcd in the Rockville Sentinel" and
Frederick Citizen"
The meeting chen adjourned.
WIN. N. AUSTIN, Chairman.
JoHN w SPATEs, Sec'y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-07-26

FILLMORE CUTTING HIS OLD FRIESDs.-
Several of the old wing papers of the
country, who, while repudiating Know
nothingism, were very much disposed to
adhere to their old favorite, MuLARD
FILLMORE, are greatly chagrined over
his recent letter. 1t is certainly a very
singular circumstance, says the Nashville
Union, that he should have entirely re-
fused to recognize the existence of such
a thing as the wing party. If there is
any man living indebted to the wing
party, it is Willard Fillmore. If he
thinks it is dead, it certainly was an APP
propriate occasion to have strewn some
flowers upon its grave, in remembrance
of the past
But, claiming to have risen. in part,
upon the ruins of whiggery, he may
have regarded it as too delicate subject
to mention with safety. Claiming no
longer to be a whig, Or in any wise iden-
tilted with that party, he can, of course,
lay no special claim to their.support.