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decided ID unconstitutional. Not u word
had be- sald against the unjust assumption
of such powcr With black republican
rouaress. and Nh flimore's views OF the
constitutional power of The Federal 'ov' /
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the North decepijon and fraud While pro
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be Know Nothines. but, who were 10 real.
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E.Lsopl ~ pgSsslLvASIA--I The I.au
,.t., tPn Examiner Esys:

We have taken occasion within the past
week 10 inquire into The political views Of
nea,ly III .As exposition press IN the state
sas se now cay. sd,issd!y that we know
a. hut four that are hlyocstng the cause
Of FILLMORE AID Dorel.on. We make ,bis
,tAiemee, aGgsssdls aud en- TO limited in
lsFmaAgn.
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'" :, up
pointing N#i iAy'of IT, ana Hiram
on'in, .ecfe'".'s
The object OF the meeting being then
explained, IN bf'e' anu 'ofeio'e manner
BY the President ne question was pa,
that all those desiring 10 peoo''9 members
OF the CUB, Womb com" 'oi""sa ana sigs
their names 10 the seerol",les' The 'oh
loving e.uu''h'" 'sIVu',u'
Gus. foscHe, IL noeefs,
john Sabine, =, oehlolor,
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u ~ Ai.ey, - if"1'o''
VIM haoef'S' nosos'
+ = bfnnets' @ohn i,s'I''op,
Il ", Nes"',''' ,'osuy'
John '"eNe' "a '"yiof
NJ }. Owens, H. a. razor,
Stuk' w. ~ i'f
Root e'ehe' 9onn - a'a'
T. u. lt"G"t l. >, nney
W I l"HHhS' \. mason
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l. u. buyne, v" Hoheus'
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W, Mason, hlIchs"'oetg't
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

Nr Eurha.ar sni4 ttat Gls paramount
reason a.r tsyof.ug The ara.A4finu cd To-.
AS U... N.at It wa. be- daaser ai becoming
, dcne. e., 81 England and 300 bat ease.
g,.u.h sOait.eai.l. wuu'. laye o. in thclf
mower To- nsht the fires cd iacrullAfisu
Nrauehoat iac Southern States
Vi. NorroN lodged completely al e
the ISSUES prc.cnt,d lie read 800 CNtnci
hum the bonneville Cour.r. abusing Goa.
Lac. son. hut Iotgoi 90 cell hi, hearers .hH
the editions af tho Cor-. r were I'D linc
-, ~. <.,li,.,-n
,nl r.t NJ 80 isan. ai,,n,s o. ,,aig paper
IT, rea3 a9otAvr extract from thuinas u
Heni'n deh'nac'nR 'he i'f'noe''le "N
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~ TIE commented st great leaglh upon
"a ,.al ,.n,.,.,o,,. ',,rart. from sp.ecbc.
of distinguished Demoe'ats Who had spe.
ken hsutahly Of Nj lilinofe's adninls>
rnu'n. N'"ops" 'uai''"s'" 70 "a" 81 ~
-, rr',,. IL. ,.anli ,.,, a I'm
,..to,.na III, Missouri rompromise. or the
repeal OF lAe fugitive slave law, OF the ab
f., lI,J..1 fl. ,n., .insl. pos.,i,p
y,, a. nnt kno,, what Il was yet strange
70 ssy, some Of the 1'iilmpfclses went oil
apiai'hl'N W." l1'as'' WIN '"' '''eu'''
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renders them imper,ious To the plainost
fact. md the most uaaasWctNble reasoning
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gave 'Nv H's"''ui'u h'e'''' s"''s"'
lof"afu denootAue 'aih' OF "uoa' Two
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~ Money f1t uh.t lpiinn. OF lof due g. hr r.
rnhlcan afir' ,aA he l,rsnficd hy msl 81 oaf "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

DISTRICT ILtttoHs
\. HOOD, \ j. HAMILTON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

rIrrroRs ron srirr NJ IAPrr.
| " BOW Don " r. SCI KRl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

O. The iillm0tites Of Jefferson had n
pole raising on Tuesday last In the
absence OF Fillmore orators, Mr.. Wig..H
gave the assembled mgiiitr : straight
forward democratic talk, OF about two
hours. rhat's what we would cal! dong
things handsomely
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, W.rD T r j." Secretaries

RED RIVER - ! he Shreveport South
Western Of "Wednesday says:
Rod Rive, j.. rising slowly opposite 'hs
place l he last accounts from above re-
port that there had been another rise 'hs
thrd) OF twelve feet, which will ill up tho
lakes, aud give IA good navigation during
the entire tall and winter Since our last, me
Fanny Fern Marion and White Cliffs have
arrived The Marion proceeded to llurl'
cane bluffs. took on board a full load OF cot
ton. and Ion on Monday drec, fsr New
Orleans. There is sufficient water o" The
falls to allow ordinary sized boats to pass
over without, difficulty. The only imped.
iment to through navigation 10 the bar I"
the mouth of the river and we presume boz
fore this the water has Gu, a channel three
or four feet deep through the sand.
We have accounts OF another avn,
steamboat disaster, involving great loss OF
life. The steamboat Niagara, has been
burnt on lake Michigan, aud II is reported
that from titty to one hundred persons los,
their lives. The Hon John May 10 SAID
to be one Of the victims Of this torfib.e ca
lamiiy.
Nrw NoRK, Sept 20 We learn that
hny persons lost their lives by the hunluR
oi the steamboat Niagara, meas lcrt w ash
iug,ou. on lake Michigan
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

Or The Know No,hngs Of ,his place,
have a mass meeting and barbecue on the
18th aud 10Th We und ,sland that they
will mol permit discussion,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

CT The proceedings of the Democratic
Meeting at Cook Store was received too
late Tor publication. We have called at
teution to their Ba'beeue on the 2ih aud
18th We expect 1t will be splendid affair
4 great number Of brilliant orators are
eXpeotet
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,- The Shreveport psper. mention the
appearance % nos, ia that 'cuity on the
11h The South Western treats % a.
.w.Hhh doubtful The Natcu.,ochss
Chronicle mentions tic appearance Of frost
AT DLit place. aud the Washington irk.)
Telegraph states that there have been sever,
al iros,s Ia that vicinity sufficient to iolarc
pea vines.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

The Ohio ti,er, at LousIlic. was rising
slowly ol lhr ~,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-03

THREE daily Through Trains, between Philadel
i phia and Pittsburg.-Tns MORNING MAIL Tram
leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg at ~ A. NJ, and
Pittsburg for Phiiadclphia 1t "A. NJ. The FAs1
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pitssburg ut r. NJ
Tue NIsnT ExrEEss TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fol
Pittsburg at IL r. NJ, and Pittsburg for Philadel-
phin II ~ Z. Nj.
The above lines connect at Pi;tsburg with Rail
roads to and from St. Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galens
and Chicago, ILL.,; Frankford, Lexington AND Lou
isville, KY. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
hclefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colsm-
bus GAINESVILLE, Massilion and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, St Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the abos places.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
will fnd this the shortest and most expeditions
rO1ts 10 rhfladelphtS, tuttimurc, New York or B0s
ton. THOS. MOORE,
AGEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb /. 1853. Nv
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r.. ". AIexnnder a Co..


SUMMER RAkKANGEMENTS.
r1yHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
j nounce TO the public that their Coaches leave
Keokuk Daily SUNDAY exceptedl for Fairfield, Os-
kaloosa Fort Dcs Moncs and Council Blufs, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham Ashland. Agency City, ottumwa, Ed
dyvilie, Oskalcosa, Pella, Monroe, Apple Grove, To
Fl. Des Moines.
From 0skaioosa {tri-wcckiy) to Council Elufs, via
Bclcfontain, Knoxville Pleasaniyil!, Indianola, ST.
Charles, Wintersctt, Indiantown, Silver Creek, 70
Council Bluff.
Also from Ottnmwa via Blakesburg, Abba, la
grange to ChaIiton, tri-we1kly.
Aiso from kckuuk paiy sia Warren, Pennington,
Bonaparte Dentonspor, keosauqua, Pittsburg, Troy,
70 Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moincs, passing
through Boonsboro' and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience of passenger.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at
o'clock, A. M.
az0~ Office on Main Street. second door above the
Lacledc House. X. A. McCHESNEY, Agent.
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VI. W. Hicks. N. d..
S e r q EON NTIS

. " ~ ~ u ~ N ~ - IN Il -
City Of keokuk. Iowa,Ofice ON Second So. betw cen
Main and Johnson.
nR- H., in addition to the usual lpSx@A
- methods ofinserting artificial teeth /
il in possession of the exclusive right UlYYYYy
for his city Of mounting the ''contnu-
gum work." 80 universally admired for theii
lie iie Is ais also mounting teeth on 0utta rercha.
apr l6 is56dwiy
sStPARkLINd and bright,
(, - In the liquid light
is the water In our glasses.
Msssrs Moore 4 Hooper respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons that they have again put
in operation their foun lain which dspenses its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices VI most delicious fruits and eolcrs. win
ter rest has enabled Messrs. NJ. 4 1T TO make such
improvements in the manufacturing process that
they say unhesitatingiy it cannot be surpassed by
any Erated water in the world. Call and satisfy
yourselves. Remember the place, n Main street.
"Behold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear rs diamond spark,
my3d In a stone basin fell.
NOTICE To BUILDERS.
4 LARGE and we'll selected stock Of Paints, Oils
~ Glass, varnish, DC, 4c., on hand and fof sale
BY MooRE 4 HoorER, Druggists, Main ST., below
Third consisting In part Of
White Lead. pure 4 No. I.
Snow white Zine, very superior.
colors il great variety both dry and in OIL pu. up
In I, 2, 4, 8 and 10 h cans.
Copal varnish,
White White DO DO
Glass Of best brands and various sizes,
All Of which they willsell cheaper than any other
house in tho city, for cash.
Give us cau MOORE & HOOPER.
+ (yENUlNE Bears Oil. White Stick Pomads. JUS,
| II tyaH anAfo la chaAsa hv
noyl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER.
TUST received, supply Of Winter Strained Lard
novl7 MOORE HOOPER
TAKE NOTICE,
/ AfO0RE 4 HOOPER have just received one Of th,
1S1 finest and best selected assortments Of perfu
mery and Fuhey articles eter brought into this
ket. The Ladies especially invited to gave US call
| novl7
lOSTETTER'S celebrated SsnmAob nit:ors fol
Ii sale BY MOORE HOOPER
September :. 1ss5.--d
r INsEED OH and Spirit Gas, 4
| IL n0vl7 MOORE HOoPEhS.
| FXSMIONARLE DREsS MAKER.
"A RS. NARY A. PALMER presents her compli-
ll me6ts 10 the ladies Of kcokuk, and bcgs 70 In
form them that she has just rurcived soino Of the
latest styles and fashions for Lsdies dresses and
basquss, and would BE- happy to have them give her
. call, she Is confident that sne can give ample
to al that will favor her with therpst
| ronage. Also, party dresses made to order
Residence on Main street, between First and Sec
ond, opposite the Laclcdc House, adjoining Eagle
sons. mchod3m
| PIANO GTOOL1.
A supply Of Tsylor's Improved Music Stools, for
/ IA sale ut the Hxtc City Furniture Rooms.
fobz7d q. s. ABBOTT.
Times copy.
-G. OHENTOP
! II EEPS ; stock Of Family Grpcerica, variety u
N Toys, and an assortment OF Musical Instru-
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DENTAL, NlfIt1;IIsy

/ lk Il. ). BARBER would respect
- fully inform his patrons and the H9
public generally. that he has fitted up .l0y@kA
a handsome suite of9Trems, sparing AL4|
neither pains or expense ~ make them elegant and
comfortable, in the brick building west side Of sd,
between Main and johnson streets Thankful for
past fayorfsshe solicits continuance uf he same.
fg- AlTopcratons warranted.
apr24i[y
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DIR. =. n. HICKEY.

SUR GEON DENTKST,
FURNISHES Block Teeth or continuous ~r~>
4 gums, mounted gold OF pa,inn.
and all operations II the profession per- NIIIIO
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
gg Teeth mounted on Guita Percha
Once on Bsondsau, between ID and ith streets,
keoauk. mct.. div
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FENNSxIyANIA RAILRDl.l.
@0E - J; szi 8

FENNSxLyANIA RAILRoasl.
1sa - Sc s,i;iE ss,si;;zsE
VTNHE Great Central Route, connecting fiig Allan
tic cities with Western, Norhwes stern aaI South
western States, by continuous Railway direct.
This road ai-o connects n, pittsburg wi 4 daily tine
Of Steamers to al ports the Western Rivers and
al Cleveland and eandussy with steaners 10 all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes max n z The most
direct, cheapest and reliable by witirh Freight
can be forwarded 10 and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PtfrSacEc
FIRST CLAss.--Boots, shoes,
Dry Goods, lin boxes F1rs, Zoe per roe 10
Feathers, &C..
"a Class, Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods. IN bales,) } 6nc. PEI TOO H.
Hardware isa,her, Wool,
3D. CLAss-Anyils, Baegrg
Bacon and PORK, On baik1 ! See. per Ga ID.
Hemp, &C.,
Aih CLASS. coffee, Fish Isa-
and Perk, frt.keti i.sed, iee. per Toe tb
and Lard Oil,
FL0Uls-si per Dbl. until further notice
GRAlN50 CTS. per 100 lbs. until fu.ther notice
COTTON - - jaar haie, not eseeedi4g s0a lls
weight. until lurtael rotice.
-, In shipping Goods from any point Eas; Of
Philadelrhia be particular to mark y tehage ..via
Pcnnsyisana Railroad" All Goods cons gncd ,c
the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia " Pitts
burg, will be forwarded without detention
FngiGnr AaEsrsi.arris, Wormley i Co.. Mem
ph.F Tenn; X. +. Sass a c.. ST. Louis: i s. Mitch
cll son, Evansville, Ind; pamcsn!i, Esil & Mnr
dock. ard Carter Jewett. Louisville ay.; r. O.
Irwin 4 Co.. Cincinnati ~ w Grahem 1 Co.
Evansville, Ohio Leech 4 Co., 81 KiIhy street, Bos
William street, and NJ. 3. Battery Place New
York; E. J. sneelar, ph.iadelpha; Msgraw 4
koons, Baltimore: Geo. G. Franciscus, rittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT, SUIT, Altoona, Pa.
nov 25 IS55.--l
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LIVERY STABLE,
I'm johnson Street, between lst and "a,
~ by WV. H. CLgGHoRN. This establish
inent is large, commodious, well arrangsd2-O
and amply provided with good horses well trained
for harness. as we'll as with Carriages, Buggos and
Hacks open and close covered and half covered, Of
every description, adapted TO convenience o. luxury
Horses Or Carriages Vi residents of the city
itors from abroad kept on moderate terms, and
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission and on my
own account at NIL times.
Mnr o5 lS55-diy
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! CAN AND ID

4 ] CAN AND DO
CELLto the citizens of Ksokuk and vicinity, FINE
~ fUnSnuRE, cheaper than they can purchase in
81. Louis anywhsr6 abroad and transport 4t hero,
Any persons doubling this are invited call ct the
Gate City Furnitura Rooms, 1856 Main street, and
satiafy themselves of the fact. G. 5, ABBOTT.
feblbd
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I. n. w4TonsB. REBbEs aickHL.
WTsIrCOMR Il NICKEL,
A TToHNIES at Law aud General Land Agents,
IA Monteautna, poweshck county, Iowa. Will
attend 10 all business entrusted TO their care in
poaeehiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama, Marshall, ond Jas
Per counties
Collections will receive special attention
Refer to Il. Douglass A Co., ~. Louis John
Block & Co., plttsburg; W. A. L. shrmway,
philadelphia; Benzingrr Co., BALTIMORE Hon
G. h. Curtis, Warren, Pennsy lyxnia; Hsa. q. Il
Barrst, Chorfeid, Psnnaylyanla; Editor Plttabars
aDaily union," &c.
June y. lsy5.---d
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spring n ma r. q N Isaer Of 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.


J. NJ HUTCHINSON. Jas. DEWEY
HUTCHINsON DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAIL0KS,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson. Keo-
xuk Iowa, have just reviewed at their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a choice
and excellent supply Of l.roadcloths, Cassimercs
vesiingS, and dentiemen's Furnishing Goods, oi al
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall be
done in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They arc constantly receiving the New York and
Phiiadephia fashions and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the bsst material To give
them call. Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports Ct Fashions.
aprl0-dly HUTCHINSON L DEWEY.
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N Toys, and an assortment or Musical Instru.
msnts. Tor Salson MainEtreet, bssween Second and
Third. msr ~, 1863.d
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REV. OVAL.

q STAR CLOTHING sToRE.-H. STRAUS
~ SCO. have removed their stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
70 No 65 Main street, next door s. Billings where
they will be happy ~ their old friends and many
new ones
ER- Our spring stock will be received at an
early day, when We shall present unusual adyanta-
gcs to the trade. feto9d
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EW CLOTHING WARE HOUSE.
- NAPLES CO., having taken the Store, IS
= Market Street, Phiiajelphia, formerly occu-
pied by Fassitt Co.. and having secured tha sar
vices Of the most tasty cutters, we are now Manu-
featuring an entirely stock Of Clothing Of eve
ry description, And it is our intention nj ali times
20 Keep large stock Of the newest and most dcsira-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market.
HP. NAPLES, formerly Of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years in the West, and knowing the
wants of Western Merchants, he feels that he can
not fail to give entire satisfaction to oil those that
ne may have the pleasure Of doing business with.
Our Linen Fnrnshing Room, we think, cannot be
surpassed, as all cur Shirts, Collars etc, etc. are
III ade TO order.
IL Will aiord us much pleasure TO have YOU call
ana make n personal examination Of our stock
August 3, lS55.--dIy p WAPLES 4 co
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OORNER Sixth and Ridge streets. I am prcparc
~ to manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boats, Lar
or Soar Kettles, Gas Holders, or anything else con
ncctsd with my business, and to send comleten
workmen to any part of the country to do repairs.
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Sept. 1, 1876 .--d6wiy
NEW ". y. MAIL ROUTE.
slGlE = lA
Spring ArrnnEclnent OF 1856.
From St. Louis. keokuk. and intermediate places
to Chicago, Niagara Falls, New Yora MI Boston
md to Burlington, Rock Island, Dunlgita, Min.
nesota, and Wisconsin,, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,