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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

To Washington,
=" Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac Rivey is now undergoing relay, more
than two-thirds of it being already completed with
an edge rail of su oeri quality, while the remainder
isiin admirable condition
The r. l. F. P. r. r. has been in operation for %
years. and in all that time passenger has either been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads
otherwise which is without parallel in the history OF
railroads in this country. S. RUTH,
SuDerir tepdent of Tranannrtetjou
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I'LL \ Sun & TRAITOR,

I'LL SUN O. ThA YLOk,
IL SASH AND BLIND MAKERS
On Ind street, betp cen Broad and Marshall streets
TO ThE PUBLIC Il paid no attention to the
warning, Beware of the third time" and having
peen burnt out that oftenthe first and the last osius
fourth, and now call on my former patrons both In
the city and country to give cali before purehss
Ing elsewhere. promise to give satisfaction both
- to quality and price.
ELLYSON 4 TRAYLOR, "a It,,
mn t3-Im BAtween MArahAlt nd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

The undersgned directors Of the Bank of CON-
merce have examined the above statement of the
condition of the said Bank, and hereby certify the
same to be correct
Given under our hand this 9Th day of April, 1857,
J. FlCKLEN, President.
HUGH SCOTT
THOMAS r. KNOX
CORPORATION OF FREDERICKsBURG TO WIT:
This day John "a. Herndon C 4shier of the Bank OF
Commerce, personally appeared be fore me, Justice
of the eace for the corporation aforesaid and mad
oath that the above statement 10 correct and true
the best of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hands this 4h day Of April, 1857.
HUGH SCOTT, J. r.
BANK OF hOWAKDsvILLE,
HowARDsyiLLE. VA April LIST, 1857.
To His Excellency HENRY A. WISE,
Governor Of Virginia.
Dear Sir / herewith enclose q statement of the
condition of this Bank on the lat inst.
Very respectfully,
Condition Of the Bank Of Hoaoardsuills, "a, on the
1st day Of ApriI, 1857:
State of Virginia and guarantee ed bond. de-
. posted with Commonwealth, $l74,oss %
Permanent expensss-property OF Bank,
Incidental expenses, including salaries, Gas 08
Bills and Note: di. sssa for Q. o., %
Bills and Notes discounted fer
157, 1895 46
Due from Banks and Bankers, S2720 50
Cash on hand viz: In Coin, Sl148 rs
In Notes of this Bank, 9, So 90
In Notes of other Banks and
Checks, ssh IS
$406. l0s Sc
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, GI56, 000 90
Discount aad Interest. 1886 80
Depostes, including Certificates, 4280 81
Contingent iuno. $3.50 81
ton, $500 90
Deduct Notes on hand, $4,000
- 10000 90
Actual circulation, 15S. $50 90
Exchange account, "a SO
Doe 20 nahks ana BANKERS, 1864 80
Q e6, I09 So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

We have examined the foregoing statement, and
believe it TO be correct.
JOHN BLAIR HOGE.
WIN. T. SNODGRASS
GEO DOLL,
j. w. HENSHAW,
HENRY J. SEIBERT,
Dire tors.
VIRGINIA, BERKLEY CoUNTY-To WIT:
D Burkhart, Cashier of the Bank of Berkeley, in
Virginia. personally appeared before the subscriber
Notary Public in and for said county and made oath
that ting foregoing is true statement Of the condi
ton of Bald Sank, on the 3lst March, 1857, to the
best of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 6 h day April 1857
WIN BURKHART Notary Public.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
FREDERICKsBURG, April 9TH 1857.
His Excellency HENlY A WISE. Governor:
DEAR sIR-I enclose the quarterly (compsrstive)
statement of the Bank of Commerce, as of the 1st
April, 1886 and 1887 as required by law.
Respectfully yours,
}. M HERNDON, Cashier.
Comparative Statement Of the Condition of the Bank
of Commerce, Fredericksburg. Tirginia, on the
1st day Of Apr,l, 1856, and the 1st day Of April
1857:
LIABIL tiles: 1885. 1887.
TO capital stock paid in s2lo,loo 90 sslssOo 90
utots al fol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16
!. aE|;Esszz:sszsEEEEn THE ADAMS, EXPKEss

vSPECIAL NOTiCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond. and all places in Vr-
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment BY
steamships Roanoke and jamestown. will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Ofics of sue New York and Virginia Steamship
Company LUDLAM fLEAaANTs,
ap 4-1 agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

IA ELSHANT SPRING AND sUM.
IA MFR GOOpS-E. D. SLING m.r.
IH liant Tailor and Clo.hier, No. I2o Main street
-A2- has in store large assortment Of Spring and
Summer Cloths. Csssimeres and Vestinss which he
would be pleased to make to order, in the most an.
proved styles and at low prices for all that may 30
in want.
READY-MADE CLOTHING "A beautiful asscrt.
ment just received Call ard see them NH 28-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16
r.. - g HEAT NORTHERN

In #=ssss AND n q s = EnKTR Ro1TN
FOR TRAVEL-TWICE DAI.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,l BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Over the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seventy-fve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington ffty-fve miles-ln
all 1870 miles, in seven hours being a comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, : A. M. and u P. M, and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
o Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphis and New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

r E. ChANGE CT hoy I IT,
Capt. Jno. Davis will, on and after
Thursday morning next, I'd April. leave tbs wharf
at Rockets, every SAT URDAY. TUESDAY and
THURSDAY mornings regularly at 81 O'Clock, pre-
cise!y, for Portsmouth and Norfolk and return each
alternate day, tSuntay's excepted leaving Norfolk
at the same hour, 81 O'clock touching at all the
sulsr Landings on the River, going and returning
NH Sits R. o. HASKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

&l77.l37 Is &l56 1877 IS
This undersigned, Directors of the Bank of Scots,.
wife nave examined the annexed statement of the
condition OF the said Bank. and hereby certify the
same 70 De correct. Given under our hands this Sd
day of April, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

NH 2--ts LUDLAM WATSON.
p ED~ - FOR NO X d l. X AND
tvzzs - PORTSMOUTH AND THE DIFF.
'&ssa z1ssaa. FERENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER, via the Richmond and Petersburg ilroad
to Port Welthsl thence by the swift and comforta
bic steamer VIM SELDEN, Capt. VIM. C. smITH
Prrsar d. j. HILL.
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday mornings, at 81 O'Clock.
THOS. DODAMEAD. Hnpt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

4 Coavsntion Of the Republicans Of Lee county
NIL y hsA 1t CHARLEsrON. on SAT.
~ SULT iith, 1t II o'clock, NJ, for
eoeDNspsss Of nelhinating candidates 10 be SUP.
- - ne Assass election. All opposed To the
ssssss extension u Slavery are invited to attend
~ ssdsr Of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP VIRLE, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23
Jeb Press FER naIe,

We have for sale Job Press Of Mon.
sagues psesat, manufactured At Hartford,
Cosn. We used it year or more, until il
- superseded By other machinery, and
Asvs now no farther occasion for it. /.
seald b made very ssrviceabls in country
-, and We will sell il 1t bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

Tn SrsYs IN Nsw YosK.-The conteat
bstvssa The Mayors party and the Metropol.
nan Police party, ~ will have been seen.
wsass mash Of partisan aspect. Wood and
~ cohorts, Substantially al his support.
'sss,--ess Black Democrats, chiefly Of the
~ssbessFansan" order, shoulder hitters, pew.
eF'nsg politicians and fvs-point scourings.
1Asss nsn. organised and led on by cot Of
snapAst supporters Of ssthe law,n - ex-
tssadsd By the Supreme Court in the bred
Dsets sass and . upheld BY the Border Ruff.
- 70 Kansas, or wherever else that mighty
engine i employed to sustain the propaga-
0eaof slavery and to crush sut human rights,
nsas pretty display Of themselves in band
~ together to defy the Law, resisting the
ne mandates Of courts, and doing their Ut
most 70 establish the reign Of anarchy and
sorss. Bat yet, though every thing has been
done BY these men to make 1t altogether q
party matter, and though the whole force Of
tAsse anarchists, law breakers and law con-
ssnners are Pro-Siavery Democrats, and
though even powerful journals like tho Now
York Hsrald, and leading men, have endcav-
orsd to represent it a. struggle Of the Sew.
Ard Republicans against the Buchanan party,
many Of the leading and more discreet Of the
supporters Of the Administration sustain the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners and the
Law Of tho State under which the new board
va organised. Among those who do 30 are
l. Y. Fowler, Postmaster, Geo. N. Sanders,
Navy Agent, E. B. Hart, Surveyor, Daniel
Sickles, NJ. c., the City Recorder, and even
lsaiah Rynders, U. S. Marshal. The case
will probably be finally decided, to. day, how
sver, b the Court Of Appeals, and if the do
cision il favorable to the late law, it will
make . finish Of Mayor Wood, and we trust,
also, Of underground political supremacy in
New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

zkux w. ~ - Sas7.
frHE s.eGs Mos1LMog0 sCfty Of Ksok sk,
! ssat.ifs19 Sc Hasd.sa asd si..y Acres o.
Laad Ass been Ssb1viAsd with rslcsense 10 ~ con-
eess sf ths ground, anA consequently Lsss vary il
1imensIons from one fourth Of IN sere to two ~
eas-Aalf aoSss. The Streets md Avenues are wide,
ed pass over favorable grouAd, requiring neither
sass!sg sss Alliso. AnsasvAted pslsa 10 reserved
fsr the purpose of . Astfononiesl Observatory -
The aseagn q The ?repsietors In the srrasgsnsns
e this6shurh hns beea 70 pfese.se the natusai
bsastles u the tesaliey, wkish are unequslea u
tAs Vicinity Of Ksokuk, or elsewhere. PROM every
point, sxespting eAmAll Reek hottom Of Alluvisl
so.l, veil adaptsS = gesde:isevsrposss, there i
ans visw Of the Ai:sissipps 1vsr, also Of ! bsau.
'ifa'ooansrs iyiaf sssss :ss Wet.
4 situated within tbs eity ltnits, mile from
0lsnfspa Slatioa, lad u asssssihis ~ Mcdowell
street 0lsaford aad nsssimont Avenues, fron ~
0feal Avenue.
The ssls will aAks place on tAs grounds, % tAs
3StA day % Juns, sonnsasing At ~ o'clock .. y
sisgls Less viii - sold with the privilege 81
from To-, - option q purchaser.
O~s kVtA CssA-bllesSs In Ons, Tws,
7hrse eo1 Feue Yssss,
with intssset ~ shs sass u 10 pssssat Per aapun
pAysAls aAsually. Wasssalss Dsede Win be giver
and Msstgsgss reclaimed Tor dsissrsa pay nests.
A COLLATION. Will - fsrDlslsa. Nthsss.phie
plans will Be tsrnished on day 81 sale.
TAs 6lsssts and Avsauss Will - opened : cum
sisat Ds bsfors the day Of aels T. enable psssens
6ssirog - peroAass - drive OYER the whole tsast
Tor farther isfora nation inquire Of c. II. Dlmoad
SMITH vANsicKLES.
junslld Apctionssss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

New 0eAAy - nsnl.
A ROOM ~ fsse By % On the seeond hoor, we'll
"A ligAtsd sad ventilated. Ensrsnce from Mais
stsset BY broad stairway.
A1po,
One front room On same door, suitsble for olBee
er sleeping Fosm. ROB1. n. G1JTu.
juasied 6iea Mestiss Lssh, ~ Maia.sl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

UrAH GovERSoR.-Mr. Thomas has form.
ally declined this appointment. 1t is now
thought that Col. A. Cumming, Of St. Louis,
Who once declined it, will accept, but it i.
uncertain.
II there 10 An Office in the world, under
the disposition of our government, no matter
Il It 10 among the Hottentots or the Guine,
niggers, il IT Offers chance for plumber
there 10 sure to be regiment Of Pro- Slavery
Democrats Sighting for it but this Governor
ship Of Utah, that requires some pluck an,
patriotism, that is likely to involve some self
sacrifice and personal danger, has been =
begging for year or two, and it il doubtful
4 he President don't have to come over /
To Republican ranks At last before he CO
lind any body Who 10 willing to take 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

EIItis stated that prior 70 1858, the NUM-
Der Of Americana that iudulged in "tour Of
Europe" did not exceed 1900 in any one
year. Now the number Who cross the water
annually, FOR IN airing, has swsllsd TO 35,-
600.
EIAn irrevesent ssold bach" submits The
following couundrum:
"What 10 the difference between maiden
Iof sixteen and . maiden Of sixty ?"
"Ons 10 csrsllss and happy, and the other
d haivlsss and cappy."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 the owners Of the
lots dsserhsd In the foregoing list, situated II he
whose msntionsd, Ard I'll others intsrset.
3D. that special tar has besn assessed anA levied
ON ssid lots for MeAdanising Bisaasas sssess Is
frost Of said lots, - designated u Ne ahevs list,
and also eli sos, bslsss ~ l%sA day 81 July. a.
D. 1857, the said loss, mech thereof . shall
b necsssAry 70 discharge sad tax snA costs viI s.
sold on theday Aforesaid, at he Mayors OGss In
aid si,y. s'.sssa The hears 4 s':as:L :. "a
Cslleeteref ~ City Il Ksoksk.
june ~, lSs7Atiyil
MASONIC OELE10AT1ON.
JbHE Il, i iss7. -
A Ii Brethren y god stasding ~ ~ n
"A qnested and fralsrnally tnvissd 10 pes.Nyr
ticipats y The eeisbfetisn With betA lo1geeN
q this city nd ~ reqsssted to nsst . Nsesals
Railroad tickets for sale q ssaassd rate & Ma.
sonic Hall, only.
coasrrns " AsRAsasssn.a.
Zen. :. Doasoa, en-. ssstes,
4 4 Il H. Ass.s'''' + Il 4 a a:s::ss;
juneiYdst
D. 4. cuLAar. :. ,. scosrRLD, yona :. HAIsHY.
CULLEYs sC0F1ELD 4 CO.,,
Wholesale and R4tall dssless In
FAMILY GROCERlEe
AND COUNTY, R0OOUCE,
Fourth St., bet. 1ain ~ Jshnsoa, KenAuk, love.
- 0rossriss delivered r. III pesls q a. City
free u charge. fjelod
kOn oALAi. !
GRvERAL GOOD L01H, situated IN dilsrsnt
~ parts Of the city. soe sals % favorable terms.
Inquire Vi the andsFsignsd, 4 ~ o1cs az Geo. q.
jsnelDdla wM. Y. DIXON.
AM0ImEG YANKER NOTION.
THE SIMPLEST THINGS ALWAYS TuE REST
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Fouptna OF Juiy,
Important.

WE will sell our entire Stock Of Marblcixed
w Iron Aantles u nanufaseutsfs, pricss. They
are If the latest style and bsst 1nish; and q ~
wish 10 close out stock Of the same, they will
30 very cheap. This 10 an important item 10 those
smaidlng and wishing neat and tasty finish 70
their IRE place arrangements.
te20d CUASTOCk ERO.
Pest and nuss copy one week daily
JAMES q. BAILEY.
GCOURkk AND PRE6EER Of Clothing Of ali
0tinds Work done without injury to cloth or
orders done on the shortest notice. Residence In
the SCHOOL HOUSE YARD.
iupe2d-l3te
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

1tsaYoa Or stolen ,

E>ROA my Brick Yard, corner Of Johnson and
i l4th streets, on Tuesday. the 10th inst, FOUR
HORSES bays and one sorrsll. ] will rive .
liberal reward for their rstuSn OF for
that viii lead 70 their rsturn.
junc20-d3t JAMES W. MITCHELL.
fTinss and Pcst eepy tines daily and charge
th,s ofRcA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

As Cheap AZ any Competitor

UNIFORMLY 0ETv9k kxk0Uvt0,
form beauty Of execution press cannot b. equal
Cd In this city, while, - . msttsf Of compstitisa,
IT COSTS Us LnBS MONEY 70 psiat le6e Cards
than II costs spy printss h Kseksk The HoEscAy not
excepted, u ue can sstisfy any one intsrsstsd 70
know.
We respectfully solicit work Of this character, n
particular, from city and country eust0nsn, With
an assurance that In all Yespscs can satisy them
Of which the great amount Of work which " IRE d.
Ing In this lire il pretty rood evidence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

y
o. sAsts asss DisAlss . LAsas Bnhiss Hssss.
=. Llvluoe10u 611yKEn, n q. hsul, Aisa.
WILLIAM \. WOOD. lsss - New Yssk.
A II ls1snyessss n 1asi xs(ats AoseAt o. usla
"A = his eisy 90 thsOssAsst tAs state u Is~s
~ The Nosth-weoe.
1easy tnsss1sd, - IassspeiA los sss-sssis<A 70.
Oaaseee eeeeettsa gives - sssssyaseisg sd y
s1ining u 1itlss.
Al Hsnhaiassissssp ssopaiy tsaasssssd.
ne11n ~ B1nnlasseu -
As.ss. -: ossaa. sess, Ss.lsrs, xs.lsh ,
Chasles 1aQna, xeQ = DAshss,
~. ss. So 4:ss' j.. selsAasis ce.s's, n: =.
sos. d.. a. ;..,. ssAsA.s,. c.u..y s.sl;
osv: winis 4. ossnas. o. Pssi, Alanessts5
1sa.ss, n1E.lis 9 Iass.ss.. rl..., -. P..l
Y. or. 80, NJ. cssy 1sa1, Aiiesy. N: Is;
9eAn. =: i. 1ymsgsA g..
Is. IS. - z = : :. IN s.sais'a. AsesA.sss, ..
Wm. y 0ohsene, 49, q
Nea. 1aAssk rsa1t, RSallsvlls,
Hea. 1sA1ylss Cellsx, esutA Bsn1, Inll
Hsa. 40et BmitA, Altar, lila.
cAsZ VALLEY -, otssss sossty. y. Z.
DKk1N0UENT L0OT % L0T0.
nH Wh1eA 6Dooia1 Tam ~ tna - nnna21.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

Coop ADvicx.-Thc Free Presbyterian, in
alluding to the fact that Ex-Gov. Bebb was
discharged for shooting . young man who
was engaged in s'bellings Bis son on the 90
casion Of his marriage, says:
eve hope this case will serve % warning
to the rufi,ans who lead, and the thong
youths who follow, 10 these disEraccful pro.
ceedings. The practice OF 'belling' newly
married people has grown into An intolerabls
nuisance in this region Of country, N we'll 40
elsewhere. II il insu6erable that ut time
when the current Of two lives has Just begun
to flow together in harmony, and they are
rejoicing in their new born happiness, their
ears should be assAiled for hours with eyery
conceivable manner Of discord and hideous
noise. Still more intolerable 10 It whom OBJ
scene language il used on the occasion.-
Then the practice 10 not only ruf6auly, but
it is inconceivably stupid. A half dosen
ssses, braying in concert, could outdo their
human imi.a.ors in producing ugly sounds,
Il not in stupidity. But ~ DO mot intend
to insult the ass BY insiauasing that hi
could be either forced or coaxed 60 do any.
thing % uncivil and stupid. He i too much
Of gentleman.
tsCould W gain the ear OF Ill Young mer
We would say 10 them earnestly and kindly
never engage In this low praesics, II yoa
respect yourselves, or desire others 10 rcspsc,
you.'
{ ET-By steamboat explosion on West
ern river, passenger was thrown unhur
into the water, aud q oncs struck out lustil,
Tor the shore, blowing like porpoise th'
while. He reached the bank almost sxhauss
%, and Was caught by by-standsf AM
drawn oat.
swell, old fellow" said his friend, "hat
hard time ~
.Ye-yes, pre- pretty hard, considerin'.
wAsn't doin' it for myself, though; was !
workin' for one o. Thorn insurance Offices /,
New York. Got policy on my life, aud
wanted TO save them. ldidu't care"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

Col. RcnAaDsoH.-Ths Hon. w. A. Rich
Ardson arrived in Chicago on Saturday even.
ing, and stopped It the Richmond House.
We understand that he has declined the posi-.
tion Of Governor Of Nsbraska, to which be
has been appointed BY the President. tChi.
cago Tribune, 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

u a slave woman is advertised to be sold
IN 81. Louis, 80 beautiful thss Is 900 has
been offered the owner for her q private sale
and refused.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

CoNNsfxxcr.--The authorities OF this
Border Raihan Democracy made great ado
over tho enlistment Of soldiers for foreign
service BY agents Of the British government,
yet they have been permitting the agents Of
Walker TO enlist just - many men a. they
could entrap, and to hold meetings, openly
and SYSTEMATICALLY, for the purpose Of pro.
curing sympathy and material aid in supper,
Of the robber-chief, and instead Of demur.
ring 70 II, they hold private interviews viii
him on his return from the scene Of his dep.
relations, and wink 1t the proclamation Of
his purpose to organize anew and raise mer
and money to return.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

eIMajor General McNair, one Of the vet.
Grams who distinguished themselves in the
war with Great Britain, died ct Washington
City, On Friday morning, from effects Of {
disease contracted ct the National Hotel,
whore he dinsd ON the 9Th Of January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

Merchant Faaloro,
skoONnsT., NnAe MAIN, Kn0xUK, IOWA,
Are nov vsssivina shsise lot u
FRENCH CAOSll1ERE0 FOR PANTS.
AAR6EtLLE0 AND D1ILLING0.
-: .r ~ nes crs,ss lifss sslss.s cl:.As Ter
Which ~ viii naks 70 ssdss IN the laeset anA
nost eppsevsd styis, aA1 q pelsss . suis susle-
-. ksssy nfncnt I'D 8 orr sstahatshnsna
WARRANTED 10 PIT, On NO eALK.
We Aa.s shs!se steak u 0sas' EssnisAiag 0osis
Sill shirts as3 drawsrs,
Whits and colorsd Shirt,
lisls Thssaa Shirts and Dsawsss,
White and Haaey Hail. Ross,
0ossansr 6sek Ties,
nix Ceevate, ~, ~.
Call and see one Of the largest ~ 1assa seeks
II ths city. H2MDEtg0N 4 co.
junc6-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

1Onn BUSH. Potatoes, Just arriving, and viii
A ,.,sdS b''0's 'A'.p = KING = TA9l89Es, ..
% ios. = KING ) r1YIdas.
lsISdAw Aain-st.
'HAnAkINDs-A fresh ssPP!y list s:csaysa By
I m SKIS. PEA n UTS in store and Tor sale Low
Ivy :. KING TAYLORy,
lsl0dAw Main-st.
RAHANAs, f1ssk flo. Nsv 0sis... .ioE II. q
j.lsaa~ Als' 1AliDs Maze.
t.lsi1. kIsa ! 7AiLos. 800.
ElANo KOnTesi PIANO ro1EEn I !
1.-TWO very valuable instsunsats, na3e ~ Hall
vt. Davis Co., celebrated manufacturers, Bss-
~, for sale cheap for CASH, Or viii esxsAAaes1
f'r s'sas'y Ps'dse'' o. c:,saasas.s g ssy hias.
lsaeledAv Nc. ! naln-st.
MELODEON0l
TWO vsry Ane toned Instruments, iron ths ssl-
= shratsd nanulsetmy u 4Aeea 4 Aamnn.
Boston, just received and fsr sals Sesp ees Cash.
~ s .e. y ''eA-'ss 70 soiRsi I:'s
jas.islAs 1s.i Ssis-sA
= New xhtne.
xosrEn,s RArEn1 FnlCTxoN
WINDOW SUPPORTERS,
Wn1cH villtaks tAs plaes q weights asd
w Pullcys, snswsrlDa ANGAlLy WILL
FOR UPPER AND LOWER RAEu.
And u ensssepth the e1pn,s. They sse ss$ H.
bic 10 get ont II tIdsr, and are CARLY PIT on.
They are also tAs
BEST sAsA LOCK EVER INyRNIED,
And prevent windows from being nttlel By wind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

A SOUTHERN OPINION OF SENATOR SEwARD.
Tho New Orleans Times, OF Sunday, june
It'll, thus speaks Of Mr.. Seward:
We look upon MIR. Seward ~ the most for
midable candidate the North could choose
He 10 wealthy, therefore the respectable
classes" will be with him hsis circumspect,
therefore the hypocrites and oily pastors will
support him be 10 Of subtle and refined in
tellsct, therefore the press will praise him !;
be is very firm Of purpose, therefore the
crowd will stand in awe Of him. We gain
nothing BY disparaging foe-and that Mr..
Seward 10 the most deadly foe Of the South
We never doubt; his opposition to slavery,
while it assumes the form Of gradual abo-
lition system, which 10 willing that the insti-
tuition shall remain where il now 10 but shall
never BE- extended to another mile OF terrific
~, 10 far more dangerous than the doctrines
Of Garrison. Greeley, and the whole race Of
fanatics. MIR. Stewards design 10 that the
North should grow each year more strong,
and the South more weak that the frontier
states, where even at this hour abolitionism
is openly preached, should be absorbed BY
the North, and then the South, deprived Of
federal power, weakened BY losses, with the
emissaries Of her enemy in every town,
should be 1t the mercy Of the abolitionists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23
a QARD

IN. ". p. U1CE1f, Densaee.
LAYING returned hone, Will ~ pIsassd 10 eee
4 bic old ftissds- H viii slWAys b fennd q
bic snse on bisedeaa street, hstvssn Third sna
Fourth. Ljsaez3A1w
VnsW0 NEW COTTAGES % MsvgaA street, oppo-
u site ~ Bsightss Houss. I will ssli sas u
botk. Inqnirs q D.. BRONSON,
iuAe13df o. ~ pssnises.
A LsO, for Sale, or exchange for city property.
( \ lao seFes VI the hest II farming laad, milsa
from ksoknk and : frem sallsus1.
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