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The man VINO stands upon his own soil,
who feels that by the laws of the land in
which he lives--by the laws of civilized ma
tI0ns-he is the rIghttul and exclusive own
er of the land which he tsils, is, by the con-
stitution Of our nature, under a wholesome
influence not easily imbibcd from any other
source. He fecls-other things being equal
more strongly than another, the charac-
ter of a man Us lord of an animated world.
0f this great and wonderful sphere, which,
fashioned by the hand of God, and upheld
by his power, is rolling through the heav-
ems, Il part is hls-his from centre to SKY.
1t is the space on which the generation be-
fore moved IN It's round of duties, and he
feels himself connected by visible link
with those who follow him, and to whom he
is to transmit a home. Perhaps his farm
has come down to HIM from his fathers
They have gone to their last home; but he
can trace their footsteps over the scenes of
his daily labors. The roof which shelters
him was reared by those to whom he owes
his being. Some interesting domestic ira
dtlon is connected with every enclosure
The favorite fruit tree was planted by his
fathers hand. He sported in boyhood be-
side the brook which winds through the
meadow. Through the field lies the path to
the village school Of earlier days. 1le still
hears from the window the voice of the Sab
bath bell which called his father to the
house of God; and near at hand Is the spot
where his parents laid down to rest and
where, when his time has come, he shall be
LAID by his children. These are the feelings
Of the owners of the soil. Words cannot
paint them-goid cannot buy them; they
now out of the deepest fountains of the
heart; they are the Ife-spring of fresh,
Everett.
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Cy An old woman who lived near the
frontier during the last war with Great
Britain. anu possessed a marvellous propen-
sItY to learn the news, used frequently TO
MAKE inquiries Of the soldiers. Tn one oc-
easian she called 10 one of those defenders
Of our rights, whom she bad freqensly sa:
lated before.
whats the news?''
why, good woman,' said he, s'she In
dians have fixed a crow-har under Lake
EEie, and are going to turn it over and drown
the worldl''
''0h, mercy, what shall do?" and away
she ran TO tell her neighbor. Of the danger,
and inquire Of the minister how such ca
lamIty might be a*erted.
"Why." said he. '.you need not be alarm
ed, We have our Makers promise that he will
not again destroy shs world by waser.'
IL know that" returned the old lady,
hastily. s'He's nothing to do with it, IT'S
them plaguey Indians"
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-- FroE the Buffalo ks2H
THE PERPLExED LOVER.

TpD Anries keep this heart Of mine,
In sweet sgafezsslon bp'saf;
One IN q rarsl sp.1t resides
The Other dwssss n toan.
NJ country .Annis's fair and sood-
A child u rustic ggare;
The Ssy that lights happy heart,
IL ssxaa.is IN Ter Lace
All free freq, thase Designing arts,
vhica tsq2stfs know ~ we'll;
tsxe hes and her lore to me,
Her rising b.zshes tell.
ny country Annte's love prise,
A something near divine;
look ints her deep blue eyes
And psay she may be mine.
Ny city Annie, too, can baast
OF charms and beauty rare
4 pair of merry, Jet black eyes, "
4 head Of raven hair.
She has 4 thousand winning ways,
Thai makes Int love her dear,
And she has all this heart of mine,
When g toiher IL not near.
Which cne To choose can't decide
To give up either 10Th;
ret choose 1 must, uEe Of the two
eznlos marry both.
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sHalIo, Steward" exclaimed fellow in
one Of the steamboats,, after having retired
to bed.
ssHere,. massa."
"Bripg me the Wav-bill.'
ssWhat for NASSAU
81 wafa to see il these bed bugs pnt down
their names for this berth before did, II
not waBt'sln turned susso
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-" ELOQUENT PERoRATIoS.--The follow.

~ ELOQUENT PERoRATEoS. The follow
ing eloquent passage closed the leading
>peech rcceniy mads in the Democratic Con-
vcntion 1T Baton Rouge, by Hon. Robert
Woolrdge. one of the candidates for the
Office of Superintendent of Education:
"Ies, Mr.. Chairman. shall close the brief
remark. which Won and this proud galaxy of
beauty and wisdom have done me the honor
to isIen to with so much kindness. with the
expression of the hope, nurtured and cher
Isned in nv heart of hearts. that on the 18th
OF June next. the Comet will switch its tall
with all It's tol G. against that ekecrabIe state
of Maryland, and blot her forever from a
Union which she disgraces, and glances
hence in this direction. that it will drive
head-fprrmost into the arte.ian well in the
city Of New Orleans, and obiiterate by it.
tremendous hydraulic power that hated city
OF Know NolhIngism and anarchy"
Great applause and waving Of handker.
chiefs!
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- WENDELL PHsLLrPs saws: '.Pat an
American baby SIX months old on bis feet,
and be viii Immediately say; sMF. Chairman,
and call the next cradle TO ORDER
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cT A little girl died rececent in Rome,
y. T., from he effects of over -exsrtion IN
jumping rope.
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is.Sp r.,asS { e.; 6; Bankers. Dubuque, Iowa
COX \ Sargent. Bankers. pascrpart Iowa
IuissttsuR \ Rsau. iowa CI:S tsss
Peups's aahk. keteham Rogers Bennett, Bankers,
Nov vrrk city
8atsisFs, wtthers \ tu.. " tshtuztnu. u {
lion thas Nasoa. Censm ssiuneE Of Patents, Washing
ten. u Z
Hon 4 e n,~ise = =. Huntingdon, Iowa.
Hon q. " Junss, 90 pUhegue, Iowa
Hen 10<spa Williams. Chief Justice, auscstinc, Iowa
tpnacIl Hnifx- 1897 ni~u
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ID. T.. Dl.DOME.R,

Notary tsssfte y fOvs sSsst0.sr Of D<sds for
shs state Of .Nra York.
rCEDs ITONSEIANTEs OF ALL KINDS,
~ PI.pulstI~ niiri put and a Know edged
h utfe ia EnpIrr B"sk, ogtnystte Pit :hc House,
May 1857 -uI-u
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GREENE, WEARE & BENTON
BANKERS, LAND AGENTS,
DcR1crS In ExchonSo' .
Council EIuNs. Iowa.

NOTES AND BILLS 'oLiETkD AND
~ pFasnets promptly rcWtsd Ia any part NJ thc UNI
tssi State At current Rates ef xEh1bsn
Interest ptii 9H deposits f"r "Nct thlFtS lays
pills oy Exchange all the principal Cities, bought
snsI sold
Leans ratCtcl Eu.si uritv warrant lands selcC-
tHa snd entered IN rfpTr in tho state
Ispd Warrants Tor cash ~ nu time. constantly on
band IsraionS oG lands dI,jaHt dHairrs. At the
lthrfsi rates
Notes hought ami poncy toancd 1n s's.i security.
Ef-arses aplssiis Pacific House. ia the West lower
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SNYDER II SHERh
SNYDER T. SHERMAN,

Attorneys, Co"nS.Iar. nt Law >otnrie. Public,
COUScIL BLuFrs. IOWA
VI.iIG PRACTICE THEIR PROFGSStON
w ~ all Courts II Iowa Ini Sebfasks. All
eil - us entrusted thriF Attended tu promptly
Espcss attention buying dnd selling real
tate and making prescriptions 10 Nebraska.
pessts MtftKaGrs, sBd "hnr iaStFum;'f's ~ writing
dawn ltb dispatch arka"VffCttsIeIta taken SC, &c.
Z \" Dffre nu JppeE Broadway nln
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OFFICER / PUSEY,

MEAL EsrATE NNOkERS.
Asd peaisrs In Land Warrant. and Exshansr,
,1orNCtL sLCFFs. IOWA
-Vl-Li ArvENC TO SELECTION AND To-
w CATION q Lssss ~ Western tsss spd Neh<asks.
The pkyusss: Il taxes lts e a-FcS1etGs and tke
tSlleSssSa aad rsEaitiasNs u StssEIs,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-07-04
HORACE EVERETT,
eUICF III u.WUU. I.UUu :" "TTWNs
and Exchange,
SNNNCll. ul.NTES. lONNN 4.

l1AStSG PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF Mr.,
Ill LEnxAha. a. ahssse-stassd. tnfoFuis tue fftsais
tgtd gzstvs<rs, ,r+ssatA ths UtA arm Sf LpossRD
Hssssrr, that he viii esSGtinss the land and Ex-
change Ba>iarss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-07-04
A. COCHRAN,
Goraornl Land Agent,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
r ppouprly ATTEsD TO THE LO-
w Ctrius and Sale ~ Land Warrants for nofi-
rs.a~nis; the payment Takes and the purchase and
sale u EsaI Estate generally Will ais" enter saiids
say .s,,I.r. and ave time Tor payments fu2-a.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-07-04

J. r. CAsAnY, J. d. fEsi'
CASADY T. TEST,
.sss,rssvs ssA Gssnssii"rs ss L"~, $50
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
CousCrI BLuFFs...........,......-. ..''-'loWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w AGENCIES, C0iIsCtIuns, iBsestIhg Money LFat-
ing aud selling Warrant aDd all other business
pertaining u their profession in Western Iowa and Ne
go. ltu
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An enthusiastic admirer Of the Car
was repeatedly saving 70 a stranger: ssThe
Car is great eyes, was the reply
'.bat God is greater" "Ah.' exclaimed the
Russian, .sbut the Gar Is Young yet'''
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= On recent rainy day a wag was
heard to e1eiaim-"well, nv umbrella is a
regular Casholic,'' ssIiow sop inquired a
friend. 'sBeeause ii always keeps LEsT."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-07-04

e Why should a man never starve on
the desert OF ArabiaS Ans--Because Of
the sand which is there. How came the
sand which is theres The generations of
Ham were bred and mustered there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

AsHLAxp. Of the editors sf NJ Uin'
cinnati Gazette has rccently been 70 Lexine-
ton. and writes thus about tho late home q
the immortal Clay:
81 walked down Main street out ths Rish.
/ mond road, two iailcs 10 Ashland. All knou
Of the removal Of the house Henry Clay
lived in. but few know how very handsome
is the one that has taken its place. II il
composed Of dark red brick, and with its
! facings Of marble on the corners and about
the windows, and here and there, has . very
disisngue air. The main building II two
stories high, and has wings that, at the dis
lance on each side Of room, come forward
rooms depth, and give the house the form
| OF the letter L, when looked at from the side.
All the outhouses are new and elegantly de-
signed, and the whole place shows an i'm
proving change. The cost Of the house is
enormous. The relict Of the statesman lives
here with her son, and, according to farm
er, is q Every nice, plain womau.' / asked
him concerning the statesman himself, as he
told me he knew him when alive. ooh ~,
was the reply, "when at home, and attending
about his farm, anybody could talk to him
but when be was away, or dealing in politics,
dear me how lofty he was. and the plain
farmer threw up his head and tried to initiate
the Harry Percy Of the West"
Costly KIND OF FuEL.-The N. Y. Tri-
bune tells US that farmer in Illinois, on the
Grand Prairie, where wood is not to be had.
and where coal Is worth thirty cents bush
ell, and corn the same. got out Of fuel while
the roads were so bad that he could not haul
coal, and in the emergency Of the case tried
burning corn in the ear in his stove in place
of coal, and found that it not only succeeded
but that it was actually cheaper to burn corn
than coal, and that it not only makes hot
FIRE but cleaner one than coal. This pros
titution Of which might have filed many a
hungry mouth to such purpose as making
fires, excites the enthusiastic admiration OF
the amateur agriculturist Of the Tribune, who
declares that ''this 10 new use for the grain,
though we (the Tribune) see no reason to
doubt that an article SO full Of oil and alco.
hol, must make good fuel not very expen-
siye.r
LAND PIRATE CArruRRD.-From the Angus
tn Times, we learn that Mr.. Clark, who was
robbed and almost murdered, some few
weeks since, the accounts Of which, with the
reward of $500, we have before published,
after his recovery, disguised himself, and
went through the country in search Of the
individual, and on inquiry Of the road, at a
house in Schuyler county, identified his man
in the person OF one Spoonimore, who was
brought to Augusta, tried, and committed to
The Carthage Jail in default Of six thousand
dollars bail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

10 eOaarm % the several States The sAamp and oycy
hawed lshls selected under tbe act .. settstnher
tasuiy .Eht, eighteen hundred and Afty ana -.
asst Of the Ind March, lss9.
be il enacted bv the Senate and Honsa ~
Representatives of the United States ~
America IN Congress assembled, That the Sc
incsions OF swamp and oserhowed lands
granted TO the several States by the net Of
Congress approved September t~enty-eieb,.
eighteen hundred and fifty, entitled .An aet
20 enable the State of Arkansas, and other
States. 70 reclaim the swamp lands within
thar limits" and the act Of the End March
1919, entitled San &C. to aid the State Of I on
,siana IN draining swamp lands therein. !.
heretofore made and reported to the Com.
missioner Q! the General Land Office. so far
rs the same shall remain vacant and unnn.
propfsaied, and not iuteEfered with by any
actual settlement under any existing law IL
The United States, be, and the same are here
by, confirmed, and shall be approyed and
patented 10 the said several States. IN con.
iormi'y With the provisions Of the act nfore.
sad, AS soon as may be practicable after the
passage o' THIS law /: Provided, however. III N
noihs.- IN this act contained shall interfere
with the provisions Of the net Of Coppres.
entitled IAN act for the relief of purchasers
and locasors OF swamp and oyeriiowctl lands ,,
approved March the second. eighteen hun.
,.:~- a.- ...yy go, a-.s!. s..a,, BE-. ma; !.
hereby, continued in force, and extended n
ali entries and locations Of lands claimed q,
swamp lands made since its passage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

FANNY EKRS.-The London Era saws that
Fanny Fern il ssthe coarsest woman who ever
made money by describing bedroom hfe,"
which, according to our notion, is abou, cor.
rect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

PROSPECT TOR sucAR.--Ihe prospect of
the cane crop in Louisiana, it is said, was
never better, the shoots nj this period never
having been larger or more suceuent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

E.T'C. Ben Darwin was nominated as the
Republican candidate for Judge Of this Dis
trict by the Convention held at Burlington
Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

SENTENCED. Alfred Countryman,I triel for
the murder of John W. Taylor, at Rockford,
ltls-. has been sentenced to be hung on the
9th inst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

Accommodation. Grimes has appoint
ed james +. Wilson, Esq, of Fairfield, As
sisians Commissioner Of the Des Moincs Riv-
er Improvement. j. Butler, ESQ.,, Of Musca-
tine, has also been appointed Agent to settle
up the affairs of the late Superintendent Of
Pabiic Instruction, and to take proper secu-
rity of those TO whom the school fund has
been loaned, or prosecute the claims before
,aa courts
These are excellent appointmen.s-th the
very best we think that could have been made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

Dealers In Real Estate and Land Agents
On sis.., near Fiellen Lscas Banking Hoss..
J. LIVINGSTON STRIKER, Of 81. paai, MINI
WILLIAM l.. WOOD. late Of New York.
A Ii descriptions Of ksai Estate bought nd soli
a in this city and throughout the slats II lsws
and the North wss..
Money Invested, and Tssss paid for on-rssidsnts
Careful attention given 10 conSeyanciag and sx
amininS % Titles,
All NotaTial bsainsss pronptly traAsaetea.
RRvKK " pgRAfsSl0x 10
Msasrs. Ford. Gorham 4 Ford, Bankers, Ksokak
Chaplin Lee,
Charles parsnns, Esq Banker,
Non. Jseoe houck, Jr, Schohasie County. n. Y.
Hon. Cha. Good year. sehoA.rl. coa,.y Bank;
Gsv. willie 4. dornan, 81. Paul. Aisnssots;
1x-0ov. Alex. Ramyey,
Asssu. AeKabin Edgsrton. Baaksr. 81. Rssl
Jes. G. Psigs. BE, City Bank, AlhAay, n. r.,
nsssrs. A. j. HcClsss 4 Co..
Non. Dsnis. Dissiason. Bisghanses, /"
Aen. s. II. r. Hall,
VIM. r.. Osborne, BAnk Of
Aoa. zadock Pratt. PHattayills,
Hen. kchsylse Celisx, south Beud, lad.
Hon. R0ht 6eoith. Alton, Ills.
chsry yailsy BAak, Ossego county. N. y.
A SuPPLlof fresh H0Psst nOOfHkT.
IA ase7s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

GO The y. \. Herald, in speaking Of the
recent decision II the Supreme coar, in IA.
vor OF Slavery expansion, says:
There ~ party at Washington, evidently.
which derives great comfort from this not1 /.
bic judgment il IL talked Of 4. the new cor.
Dsr stone Ut slavery expansion, something
almost equal TO palladium Of liberty. Tic
judgement must stand or fall by its own ~.
rightusss. But the Washington politicians
who believe il settles anything, must be Of
aicsed with serg severe opthalmia indeed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

AMENDING THEIR OPINIONS Washing
ton correspondent OF the n. Y. Tribune tel
egraphs 10 that paper, March 10Th, that sew
eral Of the Supreme Court Judges are getting
their opinions printed privately, and have
revised them TO conform to the points OF
Judges Curtis and M'Lean. Chief Justice
fancy il altering his materially, and Judge
Catron has suppressed some portions clearly
ann unced in the Court. As the majority
disagree upos various propositions among
thems elves, and hare changed ground since
the decision was promulgated, the whole
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

CT chap who went to California poor,
and subsequently came back very rich, is now
so extravagant that he skates on ice cream.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

! CO Rev. ID. S. Burnet, formerly of Gin
clnnati, preached in his church, in New York
city, on Sunday night, from this text, Sc
ected from morning paper, namely:
"a chance for some man. For sale, a
corner Liquor Store, opposite . Factory,
where there are eight hundred men employed
winter and summer"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

IgASsLArioS.- liiawatha has been trans
lated into German by the poet Freiiigra,h.--
Il must look oddly in its new dress, abound
Ing, as il does, IN peculiar phrases an abo-
riginal qnaininess Of description il matters
OF scenery and legend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

: -- :
To CAriTALssTs,
senssr" Trses.--ip The Civ o. YsoS.s. 49,, n
Toll gate and adjoining b. VI. Kilbssrnes Id IA.
| through this tract. EDWAR6 YILnOuRNF.
mcSi ~ A. a. iish, a. !. -
.----Ie -
rr,wnss 49, ~. s -. 49,. ne.
l'"ool .nose h{nn oesemsns, swo-Hos{-
.na sI.lc y, 0weIlne - " Dioc3 &c 40
sA.1u. 1'suI, now .ss.y |" p,Dsss WI -
uhsnsG 20 ben aays VIA ~ Iec1n i@pfeve-
mems: I"sa1e shutters, ko,, sse,' I'll y Sclo sP
pms, mrh 80, soon nAI Ita.. ~ ns
u'oniso A -. 70. : onoS.
RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES
|
/ rDn.x vn~n r,rr,
~ ~, g.. 80 -.
| a LNLo Dny 1891 va. .sass Aeoss. every
4 - mornin8 tounosy exoePssd) ociocx, nA'
king 'srs eossssaaess with the afternoon train %
'ns v.,y CSaleaSe
/ Formsfy tse norsnsm Cross)
rs,. i. u. shar,... IN o.,.s:.. Ro., - -
points NORM ana n so1, r,crrre
'a,i 70 y s.s e
dooS from The Di,ias, Home So. v ssi, Sss
passengers In any part Of the city, Free.
| .x,,. unAAAl r -,
.. =. - go - .-----.
Ea0le CicsAsne seors.
lIshk undersigued woala respectfully auneones
70 the cnstomers Of the aeevs sansd sstss-
Nsnsees aad tnepuollc generally, tnas % hes pr
sn1ssa ne sn:,s .'Sc1 me 500 ~. g sse $50;
Keen On hsaS rood s.sort%srt n sr.rv.h ~
1911. $500 - 80 ..sssssan. ~ s'''y'a.se
~. W. VIA, 80 ~ho"s rs.".;". sIa.-
- n1,,snee n ~. S.sncs. - val kro,r M -
| min a ,alesman. snd 40 peins viil s. $780, q
sho- that - "a - iihs,.istv and TAI, AsIiir-
eoneerrsd nothins - hscn lost hy - shsn,S.
| mchl7d 3. NALTBY,
TTAyYN0 ala -. E..ls Cloth,n, a1.,. "a ~,
| f1M. q. Naithy. Itake nlsaanrs in ysco- m.nains
- in every vsy worthy Of their MOOR "a ~
win.
yincil. ana e.rnestIv - nest si nsrsons ind.h.S
I nshl7d HARRY FULTON.
| No1lce. :
ToHS BLUM having ..ds !. :...e..ns /. y.
ri &c
nsdiasspsyAsas. = AlL
80. -. :. ,e., Ass s q John sisn.
800 :. =. =. 49, = -------------
WanteA.
| a AAsxa - .oo.-i I'.I, - s..ssl {.
sxpss, . n eesn ssanssss q business - veil
seqsss VIM s's - ~. Ascl,: - 9. =.
4 - TsU rss1s ~ = i9 s1. Sof 1 5scTiv:
/ "A xDk-nut call 81 the new hat stsEs end 81
anime ths Anesl lot a felt Hssg ed fashionable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

eT"Jack, your wife ia not SO pensive as
she used to be-" "Well-a-humph mo,
she left that off, and turned expensive"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19
~ y, q l,,'!l = e, 2 (! q I 80.

And 1xS OOHNuQ11N8 LIN
Chicago ~ 11sliAesaa nailsse1. 0Atsaec -
1ask Ia,an1 xailsosd. Peoria md OquaufA 1All-
rsal. Nl1neis OeutsAl RallroAA. 0ateas ~
Chilap Aeahss1, ~ ths MisAiUaa Csatsal -
0nea8A 0e9eAem 1allroads. !
TWO 2xe3Doo TRAINS 1eese Qnl0Qy daily,
V310Nsk.slesse $1,000
Assis. = RIInoUr1 = ~ :. =. :. oetssa.sg
49, = 0-s - - = assss - -:
:. Lsas r. -, - esosa1 's'Ss - - - 49,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19
sw mp Lands.

The following is the late act Of Congress
with reference to swamp md oyeraowed
Lands. 1t interests large proportion Of the
population OF this State, For copy Of ii,
We are indebted To Senator Harlan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

Why i The tolllng Of bell like the
prayer Of . hypocri,ef Because it s solemn
SOUND BY . thoagh.ie-s tongue.