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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-11

FOLLOWING JUDcE WAxpxS.-Tho Toledo
Blade says that Jos. +. Wade, Esq, Of Wood
Co., one Of the central committe Who called
the bred Scott Senatorial Convention which
met in Toledo on Thursday, has aband oned
the party which had already abandoned all
genuine democracy, and written letter civ
ing his reasons for so doing, and declaring
his adhesion to the only party that is oppos.
ing the spread Of tyranny.
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1nE JEw.-Lady She'll, the wife of the
British ambassador to Persia, in book en-
titled, "Glirnpses of Life and Manners in
Persia" says. the jew cannot be taken under
any form with which we are acquainted with
him whether rs represented on the monu-
ments Of Egypt or Assyria, or in the purest
still found either in Europe or in Asia--as
the type Of physical beauty. In common
with all the Semitic races, he has high de-
yelopment of the intellectual faculties, es-
pecially of the Imagination. In this respect
he yields to none. But the we'll known
characteristic OF tho race--the sharp, hooked
nose, the sensual lip, tho peculiar form OF
profile, are too prominent and defined for
perfect beauty of features. And these Pc
cularities are not to be attributed to any in
termixture of blood, to variation OF climate,
to political changes, or to social condition.
The jew Of to-day is the Jew Of the Captiy-
ity, the Jew OF the Kingdom Of David and
Solomon. Even to this hour the Shibboleth
might still be his pass word had he to cross
to the other aide Of Jordan.
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Telegraph News.

q NV YORK, Sept. o.. The failure Of Mr..
Stephen Colwell, mn old merchant Of Phila.
delphia, extensively engaged in the iron and
railway equipment line, is reported to .day.
lie is said to have property to the amount OF
million Of dollars, unavailable at the mo.
ment OF his liabilities of half million.
The Cunningham baby case was given to
the Grand Jury to-day.
gang Of seven counterfeiters was arrest.
ed to-day, and new issue Of three's Of thu
Marine Bank Of Providence detected.
The amount of specie in the Banks is es.
timatedt TO be $l3 100000 and it continue.
to jncrease.
oswHco, Sept 9.--Messrs. Fitzhugh (
Llttlelohn Of this city have suspended paw.
ment. The old oswego Line, an incorpora-
ted company. of which they were stockhold.
crs, is not embarrassed BY their failure. Tn,
business Of the old oswego Line proceeds d,
promptly as usual.
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IsrERrsrrSc psrR1rAcr,ox Ar Mnn

lsrEsEsrISc PETRIrAcrioN..-Mr. Montgom-
cry 7: Lientz, Of this county, recently found
in clay ditch in nm old road on his farm, a
petriied oak chip OF large size. The chip
was cut from tree three feet in diameter
thirty-sx years ago. The tree was felled in
opening what was then the Columbis and
Franklin road. 1t is evident from the shape
OF the chip that it was cut from the tree 1.-THE
stump OF which is still standing) by right
handed axcman.-[Mo. Stateaman.
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lLLINoisAN MrRDERKp.--A correspondent
OF the Urbana Union writes from Sioux Civ.
Iowa, giving an account Of the murder nc ar
TINT place Of Mr.. John Fitzpatrick, late Of
Champaign county. He was shot by one
Griffey, who had Bumped" claim Of Mr..
Fitzpatrick's on the Nebraska side OF the
river.
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II A ILR q 4 y.



nN and after M6nday, the III sf eset.. the ea,,
~ will leave tbs depot In Ksokuk daily, (sun-
days excepted,) ssgsiS 4. ~, Aad rssarnins viii
leavs De ntonspoft Ut 2:45 P.n.
aads both ways With ths WeatsTr STAR Cor NV
enabling travellers to reach 0ttumwa, Forf pes
Aoincs, Council BLUFF Sioux City and sll isteYms
date PLACES, In middle and western lows, without
unnecessAry delay.
80 Office in KiIbournc's Block.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent. +
Ksokuk July 81, 57-dsw
Anctton sale Of ynIMnble Iaaas a.
clark Mn 4 scotia Md t.sansaese NE.
sshE following lands viii BE- sold Ut Avction, Of
~ the Court liopsc ioor, in Waterloo, Clark Co.
Mo-, Tuesday, The ga si, nfSeptembeY, 1857, viz,
1he east bali I ctl ~. section TO- east half
81 SECTION ~. and the ySsi half Of ssetios - all
~ Lwnsh'p 90, range ), wSN. The west half ef
north. east section I The wst half Of south cot
section !, the east hall ~ a. southwest section
md the north u s,ctnn all In towns sir
W range 8, west The east hail u the north 81
section -, the u, Ttheast " ssstion 81, he vss
half of south cast s.atuh 81 snd tho eesl ha0 a
south west secti - ali in /. Muship IS. ranas 3.
sest- The vest hall II rurih. ast sscsion O., and
~ sAst half Of north wss, see ion eli II town
ship 90, range vest
| 1hese lands lie in Clark county, end eentsin
prairie and timber In suitable properties. The
prairie LIS manly sn Honey creek, shout 13 niles
hobi he Mixfissipri river 4 II tho beat uualitv
aud good tiuDer lots esn be selecl.d not more thsp
| from 10 miles from H..
The following lands " ii Lc sed It puAlla ala
| ~ the Court uonse door in the town II Aenphis
| tober next, viz:
| North half section IL, vest hall sos.L-sst Sec
Asn y north east section tswnship 6s range TO-
| vast East half southeast section IS, vest MI
n0eth-east section 30, northwest section Is, east
half section IS, east half north esst section "a
vest hsm southwest section 81, east hall sosth.
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OLIVER LEE d Co.'s BANk--The follow.
ing is the condition Of this bank, which has
Just failed, 50 far as it, currency is concern
ed
Notes issued By Comptroller, sloi, 90
\. I. State Stocks held as security, 5000
FIRST class mortgages, $4,000
The securities considerably exceeding the
amount OF paper IN circulation, the bills ar,
considered as entirely reliable, ana are a.
ken 1t the other Banks in Buffalo u, par.
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An ANCIENT FIBRE OF THE Roor or EyrL.--
Rev. W. Z. Williams, Missionary Of the
American Board at Mosul, has brought home
a gold coin dating hack to $50 years before
Christ. 1t is about the size Of sovereign.
The value, by weight, is SIS.
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MfsfAKx.--The N. Y. Tribune Of the ,th
says Il was the Niagara River Bank, ana no,
the Niagara County Bank, rs announced,
that was thrown out By the bankers and
brokers Of that city.
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ANOTHER mUKDEn In KANSAS
Two OF the Murderers Arrested--'
Lynch Law Invoked.


The steamer Omaha arrived at this port
on Saturday, from Leavenworth City. We
learn from her officers, that Just rs she
landed ut that port, on the morning Of the
Sd, two men by the names Of Gordon and
Gillespie had been arrested, and were to be
hung in the course OF an hour or two by the
citizens. They were charged with having
murdered man by the name of Walls, from
Ohio. He was stopping at the Planters Ilo-
tel. 1t is-supposed that he was decoyed to
the levee, there murdered and robbed, and
dragged to the river and thrown in. When
Gordon was arrested he denied all knowl-
edge of the murder, though it WINS observed
that his shirt and clothes were stained with
blood. The populace were greatly excited.
A rope was placed around tho neck of the
supposed felon, and he was elevated short
distance from the ground. This seems TO
have brought him to proper sense of his
situation, and he asked to be cut down, and
proceeded TO make confession. He ad-
mitted his criminality. and implicated fell
low By the name of Giilaspie, we'll known
in St. Louis, and a man named O'Brien, as
parties in the murder. He acknowledged
that he stabbed his victim once, that Gillas-
pie stabbed him four times, and O'Brien
twice, before they succeeded in killing him.
Soon after this confession, Gillaspie was
arrested, and the execution Of the murderers
was only delayed in the hope Of catching
O'Brien. AS the Omaha left, preparations
were being made for the execution Of Cor
don and Gillaspie, whether they were sue
cessful in running down O'Brien or not
We expect to hear that they have been
hanged.--[St. Louis Republican, 7th.
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o. e More an astiIiChea pcr.
1915.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.

IAdt heapg and coxfnuai Rsaf scoxid soon pSrcAase
Desirable and Per Homssfesd, secure from
shojb ererufioas ard landlord dsas
FrIIE subscriber now offers our nov citizens the
1 cheapest bargain yet out, being = Dwelling
House large enough for m ordinary family, en-
closed by neatly painted psling foncs, With gooi
water convenient, in healthy location and quiet
nei ghborhood, within ten minutes walk of the
Estes House.
FIRST COME: FIRST CLAIM
II taken soon, can 10 had at low hsures. A
rare bargain, whether for residence Or a. an In
ye.tment. Title guaranteed.
Tkans--$2s2 cash balance in payments 10 ac-
commodate purchaser. For caah liberal disco uni
viii Nc made.
Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Building,
Exchange ct, corner Of l2th, OF ut the Office 81
w. ". Dixon, AthenGum Buildings,
dis p. A. URMSTON.
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DRESS GOODS,

DRESS GOODS,
In demand ut this season, viz:
Figured and p .ain Black Silks
Pam, CORD, Striped and Plaid Dress silks;
s0i.d col'd and Shaded Merinos;
All Wool piaid Merino,, Union Plaid Merinos |:
PIain aad Figured all Wool Delaines
b. and Cold coburgs and Alpasns;
Fl, ured Doiaines Of every style,
so'e from III worth 20 cts, others At 20 worth
.Jesf.s,
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g2sBills Of the Interior Bank, and Or.
leans Bank, n. Y. we're thrown out at New
York City, on the 9Th. Those Of the latter
wsss not secured.
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Assshy given 20 The Steel h0lders q NJ
xbpringnsld, Ksokak ard " assaw Railroad. thai
shsy VIII meet On wsdassday, the IA DAY Il
ReardstoWA, Tor IN pnrrsss u sskiag snsh siepa
e they MAy Ind sxpedient, Ia css1nisina az
Ccmpanys opening books Tor farther subses3 rti0n
81 ssoeks providing tn I survey Or sagssyss end
company. SACOB 4PLER,
President of the Board Of Corposstors.
]. Hsnnx SnAv, Sec'y.
aue16dA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-11

=. y. BagSUx ARRESTED. "A ths
steamer Arabia wns about to sail Yesterday
MIR. =. L. Baruum, who had taken passage
for Liverpool, was arrested on tsJerums
clock ndAa," held, rs he says, bya broker,
who shaved itat about half its face. Bar.
nun says that most Of his persecutors ara
men who obtained the clock notes ut unlav-
full interest, md he looks to the courts 70,
protection against them.
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4 EAsB O1A1N0 UIO08s
MfCwmss Bstidisg, Corner " Asts aad Sseoad. ~
FAIL Arrangemsn1.
TIME propfietagA9 ~ ebave esAnh1ishnont ban
j leave tocAlf th6 aetAntaon Of hls pstronS ana
tbs pablo spssstly, = ~ 1ases sna ssaplses -.
softmsnt 81 tall and winter goods received and
now .opeuing q the ahove ssAnd. ThAy have been
selDstsd with groat ease, ard sPs6sa fslercnes 70
TIL wants Of this market, and the subsoribsr hopes
70 merit ard receive continuation u The patsvn-
Age 70 literally bestowsd the mast saeson. Gall
around trisnds, ard examine Tor yourseltss.
septSA i. =. MAL1BY.
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cs- The steamer A. g. Mason got aground
on the Lower Rapids, day before Yesterday.
and had her hull considerably injured. -
Finding that her freight had suffered consid.
cradle damage, her officers entered a protest,
at this port Quincy Wing, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-11

coRs cKoF.--The Springfield Qn.) Jour
nal OF the 7th says 'sSouth Of this place
Oh the railroads, some Of the farmers are
Offering their corn at Is cents per hushcl in
the field and Others at IS per acre. The
indications are, unless frost sets in early,
fhatthe corn crop viii DO enormously large. y
Evidently the corn crop Of the Yves, is
gong 70 b very large. 1t was lase, and
needed long season, but il is ripcning under
the hot sun which we are now experiencing
Win astonishing rapidi,y. In few DAYS
more, u this weather holds, II will all b
out Of the way Of the frOst, in this vicinity
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New Catholic Books.
'INlIE Creator and The Creature. or The Wonders
1 of Divine Love, by Frederick w Rabsr, D. d.
The History Of Christianity In Chi1e, Tsrtary,
and Thibet; by l.. NJ Albe Hue, Aathor Il "Tke
Chinese Empire"
.&Tha History Of ireland; b. Row. Jeoffrsy Keat-
ing.
Ny Trip to France; by Rev. John p. DssAslisu.
ihbern,an Nights Entersainmsnti BY Ferguson.
LAZY Fuilerton's Catholic Tales, s volS. new
ready.
Tho Life and Writings Of Gerald Grimm, 5 vols.
shamrock Leaves, o. tales and Stories Of ireland.
III, Wild Irish Girl BY Lady Morgan.
The Festival Of the Rosary. Togsthsr with Z
varied and splendid assortment OF Biblss, Prayer
Books, Devotional and Controversial Works
Beads, Medals, Fonts, CruciAxes, EeapulArs.
Catholic School Books, : large selection.
Stationery, Engravings and Religious Prints.
Brownson's hsvisw. Metropolitan Magasins,
Boston Pilot, and other Catholic Publications. a.
ways on hand and for sale BY
II. G. CLARKE,
ferlh Johnson-st., near the p0etofRce.
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Gsvs 6rimcs's Appointments.
Gov. Grimes has made the following APP
poiutm ents for public speaking. Judge Ran
kin, Of this city, and others, are expected to
accompany him;
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The Europa arrived at Halifax on the 9th.
The Indian mail had been received at Lon.
don, but its news had been mainly anticipate
ed by telegraph, and we have already pub
lished the principal items. Tho deaths of
the British officers, heretofore reported, are
confirmed, An obstinate battle had been
fought before Agra on the 5th Of July, and
the British force was obliged to retire, with
heavy loss. Several regiments in the Pun.
Jaub had mutinied, but the mu,ipy had been
suppressed. The English were organizing
active regiments to scour central India.
terrible conhagration had occurred at
Magdeburg, Prussia. No particulars given.
Nothing certain had been made known
concering the Atlantic telegraph cable, bu,
1t was generally anticipated that the at
tempt 70 relay it would be postponed till
next summer. 1t was thought tina, the cable
would be sold for telegraph to India.
The English Parliament had been pro.
roeued. The Queen, in her speech, OK.
psesscd confidence in the continued peace Of
Europe, and in the suppression Of the lndiar
revolt. She thanked Parliament for tn,
liberal dowry to the Princess Royal, for tn,
passage Of the Divorce bill, and expressed
her satisfaction at the liquidation Of til,
Danish Sound Dues.
The Emperors Of France and Russia ar
TO have meeting in Germany.
ThesAus,rian army in Italy is 10 be re
duced to 10000.
Produce market in England Inactive
Small advance in sugar. A little declin
IN the Paris market for produce and proyi
sions.
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Keokuk Book-Hinderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY
pLANk Books mada and ruled to any r,ouirea
l1patterf. Ccur, Records, justices Dockets, As
sessors' Books, Poll Books, he &C., furnished AZ
short notice.
oid Books, magazines, Music, ac., bound OF re-
tonnd IN e'vfr desired,
~ Ny Hiudery will be found on Second-st. !.
next door to the Atheneun. sign OF the "Bis
Book. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
sep ii Bid
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eePoo e Z {
MRS. Deans Se0s0aFy Ter Youag
Ladies'.
On oncevt Street, bstwsen Third Fourth Etrects
KEOkUk, IOWA.
s1vIlEnext sssaion wi.ieommencs on Monday the
J. 14th Of September.
The principal being DESTROYS Of establishing in
Keok NIX 4 permanent tnstitution u ; high 0rdet
will exert her utmost ability - render her Semi.
nary in All respects worthy II patronage.
A central and readily secsaaible location has
been obtained-the rooms are airy and eonmOdtpus
the best Instructors afe sscured for each depaet-
mcnt, and particular attention will IS bestowed
upon the physical and moral ~ weil a
training Of the pupils.
II pAisrfso tho tnstrucsion viii be careful And
complete.
In Arslc the principal has awaited horxelf Of The
eminent abilities Of Mrs. \. A. Christie, for vocal
aud instrumental.
Stated Lectures on rhysiology, Astsonsuy And
Bellies Letters will b. delivered withos& extra
charge.
TERMS:
Urinary Department, ssssion Of 20 weeks, SIS 90
Academic do ~ ~ a
Masie On Piano and Guitar, (extra) rs @
French sad LaktA, tsxtfa) 10 .
DrawinG. gratis.
For farther paaticaiars enquire Il the Seminary.
eept1d -
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Appeals may be taken to the pi.riol Court BY
any party Aggrieysd by the asaef sents ator, said
y any time within thirty days Iron the date VI
this notice.
Owen under NY hand this 4th day or Sept uabcr.
A. u. 1857. HAWKINS TAYLOR
sepsdlm Mayer.
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DAVID NICHOLSON,
Nos. iiS and i4O MA m test.
(hrfc'iy OPpooie SoxfhsrA Door Of Court House,
ST. LOUIS, MO-,
II AVE constantly ON hand IN extsnsiye stock OF
IL GENERAL GROCERIES,,
W. NEs AND Lie o Rs.
Direct Importers Of Claret Who's and Brsndios.
Sc Itch Whiskies and Ales;
Barclay 4 Perkins' London Porter;
Port Wine from London Docks;
Crosse Backweilis Pickies aAd Catsups, Sardines.
franch Fruits, Preserves, 10.
Agent for Younger's Scotch and Ailsopp's Pale
Alec, the genuine Pepper lleiasick Chsmpaisne
from Renanld Francois, New York.
sel9dawlt
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EXCURIE'alIIisIIll,NJI,i-,.,' z

EAGOMNuONs
vI'HE Numbers Ut the /. q. VI q. r. are 10 haya
anexcursion ON the Keoknk aua Mt. Pleas, NJ
Railroad, on Friday evening, Sept. 18th. Mem hers
81 the order desiring 10 70 will assemble al half
past clock In tbs evening Train will leave The
depot at half past six.
Fare 10 Montroxc sud back 50 cents
ny order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
scpsd2t
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Gg.iou have broken the Sabbath, John.
ny said good man to his son.
yes" said his little sister, sand ma,h-
"fs iong cont, too, right in three picces -
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Dleeonugloas
IsA1eo-pastasfshiph ssstefcsS sxistiusAstvssn
= :. =. Hart Bun 10 this day dissslsed " mn.
tusl consent. 81
The stylsand arm 81 HART BARBRR, 9 whom
! most cordially invite the patronage II onr
tStshds and the publio gesefally. E.K .HAkT.
keok III, Juiy 10, s6j-iyaod
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NOTICE.
vINHE Presbytery OF keokuk will meet It yellow
springs, talias kossutb Iowa, ON Thursday
October Sthf st7 oclesk p. IN.
q. q. BEAMAN
sefli-d2,-w2t stated Cl.rk
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CJ-Can the pressure Of the times be used
- propelling power
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IhE BEAR FIGHT IN TRoY.---Hoey, one Of
the men dreadfuily lacerated BY Morrison,s
bear, in West Troy, about O'Clock las,
FRIDAY morning, died Of his injuries on Sat.
urday. ueryey, the other victim, il al;ye.
ana Is rapidly recovering, in our nlmshouse.
under the care OF DIR. Smith. He will he
discharged well, perhaps tomorrow.
pn ms beng taken into the house, Hoey
was asked u he had q pretty good tussle,
when ne replied, "fes, throwed him -four
times, and he throwed me once: then he got
the best Of mes
carriage-trimmer who boarded with Nor
rison, testified that he was awakened about
haif-past three O'Clock, by hearing some
person apparently qnarrelng with another
near tue house. He first heard the voice ~
man, who said, SEQ away, don't be crowd.
Ing on me; then, sLet me up, can't YOU.
ana light TAR, don't strike a man when he's
down = and afterwards, well, now you,ve
got me down, ! suppose you've go. the ad.
vantage Of me.o
| Aiier The bear had thrown IIoey, when he
sald, Now you've got the ADVANTAGE az
meP' he was heard 10 exelaim, saMy God n
bears got me "--l Albany Argus, Aug. 81.
/ IiysLRr or OCEAN SrEAugRs.-Tbe Van.
drrnlis ana the IosliDs' iiGc of staamers
starting on the same dry, race all tho way
until they reach their destination. Tins % :
the Vanderbilt has out-distanced it, r;vo,s
and has gained no little renown thereby. Ths
| sanderbiis claims to have beaten the limo a.
the Iunard liner Persia BY thirty minutes n
nine days steam. The English naoeys
however, deny the claim, making the Persia
The victor by some eight or nine hours. 4
new contestant will enter the field II i weaL
or two, when the struggle will reach i,s III.
max. George steers' most famous model
The steamship Adriatic, will start in fsv
days, and, If she accomplishes ali that j, -.
pected from her, she viii leave competit;o,
Tar IN the rear. We shall see but We 4,
hoFa that IN striving for superior speea RI,
safety of the i-ec;ocs .Iv.sh.s oi nu,,,,
; sous viii be carefully guarded. Wearetnl.
THAI the engineers of the Cunard stea,ao..
are allowed certain rate Of speed. beyonf
which they dare not 60, 50 tina. their rye au'
ess amount Of speed has yet to be known !.
Some such regulation should be enfaresa 5,
every line of steamships, and the hairhraaa,, i,
+, risks, OF which We hear so much. Womb .hs'
, be avoided. w. 'n''
f1SiQI have hroLan ~. sA,.,
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Grand 80
a.
PsI An = ST.,
ISBELL's MUSIC Rooms,
No. SO NAiss-st.
FOR TEN DAYS ON LY!
NO CASH REQUIRED
l mess, will close out for good NEGOTIABLE
NOTES on 3, o and months time, his satirs stock
Pianos, ranging in price from s250 10 1Sco.
Every Insir.snent Fully Waranted.
Keckuk, Sept %. 's7.dtf H. s. IsBELL.
IOWA COLLEG Il.
THE next College torn Will commence on Thurs
day, Sept, ~. 1857. Candidates for sdnission
will s examined the day previous. The faculty
OF instruction is as follows.
Rcv, EKAsTus RIPLEY, Carter Professor Of
Rev, HENRY l.. BuLLEs, Professor Of Mathe-
| mates and Natural Philosophy.
DAVID s. SHELDON, N A., Professor Ut
| Chemistry and Natural Science.
Rev. DAN'L LANE, NJ. A., Professor Of Mental
| and Moral Science.
-, Hendrie Profes.or OF Civil I'm
gineerng and Scientific Mechanics.
----, Professor VI Rhetoric and Eaglish
ALEX J. ouINciIE, ". A., priaeipai Prepare
tory Departm ent.
The College course Of study occupies four years.
and ie equivalent TO that VI the best Eastern COL
legs fss,,,,..-r.,,o,, .,e :, ....., i, !, !,
| the College boarding houses 81 rs 10 q 90 per
week tncidcntals, room rent, &c., from ~ " 81
| per session.
Young ladies win hereafter be admitted 10
ulty. new boarding house, adjacent 70 The
College, is being prepared fog their accommoda-
ton.
The Preparatory department win be made still
more efficient than heretofrrs. Besides enjoying
the exclusive attention Of experienced teacher,
| recently In charge Of Preparatory Department.
In an Eastern College, instructions Will 30 given,
| as necessary, by the Professors In the various
| branches Of study. For method, thofoughness
and the production of scholarship 1t 10 intended
that this DEF artment sbaii maintsn the very first
rank. Young Ladies admitted to few advanced
| classes.
EarxssEs.-Tuision. $s per annum-Ineidenial,
| CALENDAR.--Thrse sessions per aanun,. Of IL
weeks each. phe location Of the College, over
| looking the cities Of Davenport and Hook Island
| and tbs Mississippi River, 10, for hcAlthfalncss
beauty and fitness for study unsurpassed. The
| standing The Institution has acquired Tor thor.
oughness and fidelity Of instruction, will be still
further advanced in future its increase
Its buildings, grounds, ko., Ac., are ample and
convenient, and Its prosperity and assfulne',