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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

PLUMMER d CO.,
No.lis Main.st., bet. Ash 4 9Th,
waoLEsALs Axp sasAIL nsALERs IN
BULL ERS' HARD w AR u,
Lave no v in store . full stock Of BUILDING
i i Materials. sseh - him and hsritss Locks
Latches and Knobs, Butts, Screws and Eoih, Sssh
Pullcys aad Cords, SasA fastsnings, Bella, Car
riages, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hingss, &C., Ac.
Also, u large stock Of
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
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NEW ERA COOKINo eTovE
GEO. FOSTER,

VNHE above cut represents view Of the most
i complete and psffect
COOKING STOVE NOW In U8Ei
The Patterns are entirely new, having been maAs
~ " this year. They are fast shpplanting
er Csoking stover in the market. The demand for
manufacture ffsyo u them pc. day. Tkose wansips
that almost indispensable article, = good COOKING
Stove, should remember that improvement and
progress are the order of the day snd that In
provsmenA within ths last ten years, than the one
nov under confederation. Therefore, yon win
greatly promote ys.r interests BY sslecting the
"NEW ERAn COOKING STOVE,
In prefcssncet otskingup with one Of anantiquatsd
pattern.
- For sale Wholesale and retail, At our store.
No. 81 Main-st., KEOkUK, IOWA, whore can ii.
ways be found the most and varied assost-
msnt Of Cooking, Hating, and PaIor Stoves, even
offered in the West
GArAlso, TiAnsrs Stock Of All kinds. ~
W. IS. MooRE, BRIDGE 1 BIO.
Agent. Uan1-dy1
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New Lumber Yard,
Cob. SIXTH A TIMEA-STs.,
MILL keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the market of keokuk
and surrounding country such as
FLOORING, Dressed aud Rough.
SIDING, inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
FENCING, do aa
CLEARLuMBEf, thick, thin wide ard arrow
FIRST L SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
sHEEIING, d., &c
SHINGLES, No. AID eomlaun.
LAIH. ~ do
ALI.EGHAyY LuMBER, dry. aiarge quantity.
POPLAR d PINE JO4sTs, y. every description.
do do scAhTLiNG, do do
PINE TIMBER, from 0 to II inches square n
large quantity.
All Of which We sill seii On the most reasons Die
terms for cash, GEEEL d SukPpAED
keokuk, July IS, 'b7-dAwam
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KEoKUK, IOWA.
J" 4 m sew u fsssiDt u lssse stock 81 estds
Nv II or line fer unsSa fAADs, 70 which the
attention 81 Cash custcnsyS o. prompt time by.
- Y selieitsd. Our stock II partly eomprists %
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House furnishing GOOD.

n0usc = 0Hnhhnbnk GOO0Os
A WE'LL assorted stock-purchased directfrom
IA the importcrs--in curtain damasks, embroi-
de.ed muslin curtains lace curtains in sets and by
the yard
erFfench furniture prints; Marscilles quilts, all
siIes And prices striped ard plar bed dimi;y.
Eagii@a and American hlcachsd and bro Sheet
ings, o.. IL. and i2-4. Linen shee,ings lo.a
and Ia
Linen and cotton pillow castings, &c, 30, ~ and
4, inches.
Dsmask huckaback and plain linen towelings,
diapers, table linens and napkins, Russian md
American crash, and many oh.r goods in daily use
to which the attcntioA Of close buyers il respect
fully solicited. p. ID. FOSTER.
aprl5iaw
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOKUK, IOWA.

Fruit XHL Ebs
SUCH as Apple, Peach,
~ Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, dc.; and the small
fruits, Raspberries. Cur
rants, strs y berries, Goose
berries, &c.
Also, . large quantity "
catawba and Isabella
Grape Roots.
A large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, partieu-
larry Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
for city planting.
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WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.

q We are also Agents for the State Of Iowa for
"Fostcr's Patent Friction Window Supporter
which are coming into very general use, and
are an excellent Substitute for weights pulleys,
and treat saving III expense,
Fsr Arentswan,cd toscil them through the
State.
Wcarc also agents for keokuk for "Whits's
Pendn am Curtain Fixtures" the simplest and
best Cartain Fixture ever invented.
PLUMMER 4 CO.,
iyau.kA.~ ronnbs Ru;lasng Itp Ma{u..t
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ION,
proved ter, ~ WI a
aa gountfy to o thsu
rieesor patern
@1-1 Timers
Irons raes ac.dc, a hp, .~f
@E
10. a c.
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rn Exs Prime Western Reserve ~ consignment
~ and tyr sale by KELLOGG 4 BIKDE,
sspsl2w PanYth-st.
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Basque Goods.
DIAM and printed white md buff Marseillcs
4 White and printed Bril.iants.
Figured jaconets and trimming braid.
aprl 5d4w r. d. FOSTER,
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PLUM N En- q CO.,
nEAIRRSrN

SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared to furnish French and American
n Glass Of any size desired. Alse, British
Crown 8last Sash of all common sizes; Linsse6
Oil, Vsrnishes, Spirits TurpeDtine, Alcohol |;
Paris Chrome Green, dry and In oil; and al the
cheaper qualities Of Green al sorts Of Draining
Colors Gold Leaf Silver and Copper Dronxs;
Paintand Varnish Brushes. Also.
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supply OF Fancy shrubbery, Evergrssns,
! Roses, Ae., On hand.
Early Tomato Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plsnts.
All for sale ~ customer pricer.
Orders received on the gro ands, Of . mile west
OF the old City limits, Oh the Bluff Ferry road the
Dee Mones, or by mail, addressed to
mchT-dAw. GEO. o. HILTON
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c. II. Perry has sonstitntsd Csc. W. McCaAHy
lawful Attorney, 70 aell 70 any one dssiring =
pssshAss pfepsrty ~ a4tnal tmpruvs1snt, during
his ansnss East, sons - ths most dsslrdbls pse-
perty within the city limits, sfsn tsrms which will
a3eFd any eas Aesiringts - = N eppestssisy.ts
lefty.
inquire q the oAIss uf McCaAnr Dnucn, q
Third sttSst, between 2AiA JoAssea.
jySdu Q. II. PERRY.
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uNDERTAkER,s CARD.

UNDERTAkEH,AC AKD.
Ihe nndcrsigned begs leave to inform the citi-
sens o. keolYk and vicinity that he has establish
cd himself insthe Undertaking Burmese, In al it,
branches. aud will keep on hand an assortment 81
METALLIC BURIAL CASES and WOOD COFFINE.
which be will fnish and trim according 10 order
| and ~ the ehottcst notice.
Hearsu osd Carriases Fw,~ssAed-From his long
experience In the business, he feels confident hal
hs cannot fail TO give aatiyf action.
Cooling Boards can be hsd BY calling 1t the Of
hee where orders will b. received and attended ID
dayornisht.
v. T. PERKINS,
ja30asm 80 Main ST., between "a and Sd,
over Ihompson's Boot and Shoe Store.
moWses - Nest.
Jour desirable houses for small families On
= Frankliu.st Inquire Of
KING 1 TAYLOR.
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THE LATEST On
Aoaf - nnpN n

e !: s.;
~hish 10 taksn o. - enouSlo4 l6on tfoAe. 10.
pared sxpnssly Tor the lsrlsse.
Its AaisAsA .itheut balsa1s( II or vssslsh q
Any Kind snd therefore VIII - tIistss 81 srssE ID
eod weather, - vim the AnIsosyps. Insssa1 d
seins vanished The picture y eAiysaissd II ~
yasis battery, .hisL, y styisf y e,A.isssf n
ysr, rsndess u inPsrvisas-tt eensspAssie sAaaess
AZ ether pistsrss. Il I'M I've fall vitAasa
frastsre, . bsnd withcs4 gn}Sy. Il may - vashsl
wAsa soilsd, snd handis4 Sa9kesl tAs tee Eiss
n8red, salssss sbsssd " Ssssh sssaasAins. w
vsnh dsssss the bsstsil Daiasasg. II rsa7sst q.
liasssioa Of detail sssals ths ksst
wAils u has none ef he gAss wlish fosns
sAlsetion - these pistnfss.
when oelessd. ths AslAiloty Dsvsry nushsSsen.
slss psinsing % ivory. Yss tnspsslng Il lssksts
piss 81 Ytass sthss pistnYssan con pass vllh it
The Aslsla otyps Il spAvsss Pfc4uas. And 0UI
Hk0. aSs ths only artists II this city vhs have
tight % take then. u res vAAs 3 eeoD Ssp1uD1
ssh u 0UES GALAXY, Ne. o Naia ssrset, g.
tYesn ID and 9TH, and skanins spscimsns q ~
AELA1NOTYPE. lfekt-l
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kmbr dertes.
ID ICH Nalencc innes aud muslin sets.
IL Rich Honiton and Maltese sets.
Linen trsssliEg ssts, some very cheap.
French and Italian em brodercd collars and new
style sleeves.
Embroidered and hem stitched handkerchiefs,
some Yery fine.
Jsckonet and Swiss founcings, bands, edgings
and insertings, from cheapest 10 very fine.
Ladies' viii find this superior stock to select
from. [aprl AdAwl y. ID. FOSTER.
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NOT ZOE,
TO CQNTRAQCORR-ANn 1uUsn2n0~-
TilltAghass, Lane 4 Duel,
AT SIGN UF 1R0AD-AXE,

=
LAVE now In stock, lid Arc daily rsosi wing, D
i large and comp lsts assortment OF BuiLDsns
HARDvARE ,eonsisting Of Aorties and Rim Loskg
and Latchets, with plated, pearl, white or min I
knobs.
Butts, loose and fast joints, all sisss.
Axle-frame Pulleys, Window Trimmings Of al
descriptionsj Sash Locks, Round, Square, Spsing
and Flush Bolts; Sliding door Sheaves, locks, and
lAtcbes; Bell pulls OF various PATTERN Coat and
Hat II ooks, black walnut, mahogany, mini, ahl
pearl white Drawer and Shutter Knobs Thumb-
latches, piated and china Mouth pieces for Speak
ing Tubes; Alarm Whistles, Gongs, 4c., 10.
Those in want OF good Trimmings will find IL 10
their advantage 10 give ~ oall, ~
No. 1873 Main Street,
jyl0d Between 9Th and 9th ats.
JMstthe Thing wanted.
DATENT Double Wall Ice Pitchers. Silver
l. Plated and Britannia-received direct fromths
manufacturers, and for sale very low BY 0
TILLINGHAST, LANE 1 BuEL, "
iuly%0d Sign of the Broadaxe,
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COYpeT's Orks.
ItsHEths compkte works Of j. Pennimore coon.
er, In - voiuSDss for sale by
nhxsa OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 co.
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RU00o3U0U WA02s0Du0D.
Asin Street, bet. 9Th ! sth xE0xVx, iowa.
vISHxspdsrsiganA have new N NJ -;
- their Warss1SSns, n11asi6q
kesplsg soastsntly % hand awSll
esisstsd assort1snt efaJlkiAds u ySYnitnsss 80.
seasia2 Marble top Dsessiass - lstnBsrsassl
ans - e1ain 6ofaS kns - plain oenAer 40
Gard TAeJssi CAns seat sd WiSdsos chsLss, Resk'
neVnaSrs eysvsrydsscri ptton fysn aplais wsode1
seat, - The 1nsst hair seat plain asd
faasytssasd cotsas sdstsaAs II hsi atss tstyls
Lssking Glasses Of ailsisss ,elssks 1CArpstings
tssr sad aeor aaatlngs, asss end table oil slss6s
naee4usses, fsatAsT dsstsn, carriage tfinnings
winoow sAaAss and trim ainGs saA every ether 81.
siels Usually kept In ssr lise q b1sinsss.
Fart osour stock was noAs u1AeresS en- supUT-
visisa, ssd tAsssst bsayAt fsen aaanlsstoriss u
high stAnAi1g, - that ve saa vAsraat every ssti.
sle ter durability End Anish Of worknaasAip.
Oar let 10 % sstablish pernaAsnt bssisssl
here, - ~ - ne Pstss yunk pstnsiplsl
and - ~ laA9ee0snt - pssssas - purchase oil
W " Ass fssslysd teasll - the lswsst =. Leuil
CaIi - sssnias elrstesk before psrsAa si,l
slsewAese .We WI st~eys taks plsssufsin shse.
In fusn11s|a - bo4lee, 81 0satle0en Who NJ,
iavss ssyitAs alls SAstAss tAsy fssi inclined 4
i SANDERS i DUNBAR.
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Now Ready 30 Hent.
"A ROOM - feet by ~ IN the sesoId aouY, we'll
IA lighted and ventilated. Entrance IL, m Main
street by broad stairway.
Abso,
One front room on SAN, E.s5, rpiiski, for oelce
Of Sleeping reou. i9LJ IL. hIIu.
JunelCd Sign Nortipc Loci Igg AIstu.et
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Enthusiastically heseAefoSs sxisttsKbstWeen
= 1. L, Hart 6ca - this day disselysd - ~.
t1Al eonso&t.
The hasiase wiil hessastsr - traasastsd usdss
The styleenA I'm - HA1E BARBER, u vhen
neSt eae4iAAy lpstA tn patsanaas ef en-
fsissss - ~ - q Pls p.:ss.lly- x,K.aART.
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TISJ those desiring 20 pnreLsse Lrst class Pianos
would say that We have Just receive iron
tas popular maaatae,efy " BoardnsH, Gray 4
Co., three elegant Planes with corrugated soubdl
b9ard, susps AIDED plate, and with or without the
" Doiec rempaua Aaaehmfnf." A most crafty.
log prof VI tbs superiority u Beardnlan. tray 4
eD.f Man0 Foyses Il found In the Tact that both
their eNgsnt squares AID magnificent grsnds, have
been 20 kbs<cf and publicly used not only BY the
first American pianists, bet Afro nearly all he
great artists tho have listed this country Thai.
berg. ooiisehaik, Mason, strskoseh, Jenny Lind,
Ca.harins Hsyee, and many others, have borne
public testimony TO tbeir great and acknowlsigs
merit in ,As niosi tnusriBe tsrms
PATRICK GROUSE,
rs Main street Ktnkph
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AGENTS EOM
Gu G ouSA RAlanl RaYiahla

A0kN1 8OA
Queen,s Pasent Portable
g A N ID BEL 90 WSi
ENOk Blaeksniths, jewellers, Dentists, Maehin,
1 Shop, Boiler Maker, Coppsrsmiths Shipping
uaArries, Miners, Railroads, Public Works, %,
Americas scar AnvlI.
Faced With Steel, In continuous piece. These
Anvils, for strength, durability, and finish, arc
considersd unsurpassed, having been fully tested
In the largest shops In the country. We uasrast
them sound, the fsce pat On In one pecs aud per-
fsctly welded " the body, the metals Of the best
quality, and the temper uniform.
Aeke aWRon ..sA most
saperior article.
IAimbls skeins asa Pipe Dsxes.
Their advantages are becoming more appreciated
every day.
Scales.
O0Yyse = Espsyth,s
Celebrated Rochester hay platform and Counter
SCALks The best Ecales IN the market warrant
ID correct. They have been In uss Tor YEAR. And
can b. seen In the stores Of Chittenden Mc0svie.
Connabae, Suyth ! %. Stafford 4 McCpns. Burns
Rentgeas Clsghosn nArrison, ~. X. CSsslip,
ETC., and will speak for themselves. For sale 81
factory prices.
DOOR AND GATE SPRINGS.
Gray 0roShers' Pa seAa ahead Of al othsr
and just the thing for The so&isg season.
DAFnstsss 0elfsBeAIing Fruit Cans.
TAs simplest and bsst esp for prsssrvinR Prviis
asd Vegetables In use. Any can Close 50 cans
In half An hear without the aid u t.nnsr; they
req.ire neither solder. cement Or wax, and sas 81
ssed for years.
apr3sd CADY. JONES , PECK.
cCYTAEH M afAs On sAi.a and hsr~.@4x~- 49,.
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HAVE this day SAlA = y. H. ksasss ny satiss
= stsdk 81 Hats, Cas-, Millinery 0eeds, etc., I'D
sssonnsn1 Min 10 psblIe ~ q sxpsrisaesd haad
at the bsainsss ard worthy Of thais patreaAap.
March II 1857. J.E.HUMHH4Ey.
At No. % pill alvsvs - iesnA ~ ssssk ~
.As n..s;f sty!ss 20 e ~ i,is.as ed desIes =
and for ssls lew The tasesst ssA b>ss assoftnsnt
efspeing - sann9g eeds ~ s1esed IN this city.
-: g 1aln-aa. Ksekaks lsws.
8shloAn Mn. RUNNER.
9 hsfS6y eivsa % IL 6toekAeldsn ef tAe
j HDfinDAs1d, Eseksk - WaTsaM xatlroaA, mi
III wll nsas - Ws1pesdAyytAs ~ dey 81
SsPeenhsr neyts - ~ sa1saarys O1es, -
ss.sdseown, for ~ lsiRsse - tAAias assA sssps
oonpaay. opsnisg hooks for further suhsetir tion
q stoeks pssyl1ts { ~ suEvsy o. ssfssys, and
keleetingA boasA ~ aixastoFs And A1leers q ths
Company. JACOB ePLRR,
tsssiesat d The Board Of Covporators.
]. 11nnY 6nAw, eec'y.
auR90AtA ssss Il ss 8 sS q Z
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Do0noe D1ooohogy, 81
"411D ~ kiu1oeeouoN ~ Lsse Han. -
~ - I'll - sl6aa5sd 81 pressed II ~
- $3.50 {Shnean-sA. ssvss the PssteGse. !
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p. ID. Fosters
N f w. & O Q D S
FOR THE
SPRING & SUMMER OF 1857,
ARE NOW OPENi

AIDES and Gentlemen ean new End beautiful
IL Stock Of Goeds to select from. The stylesyA-
ri~d 70 suit every taste. The qualities we'll as
sorted aud the prices ne low the same goods can
be bought in the Mississippi Valley.
keoknk April lS-dAw
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Worcestershire Sauce,
Tomato taisnp,
battee's Yeast Powder
Preston a Metril,s Yeast Powder for sale BY
juiy3ed WIN. II AUSTIN AGO.
(SuRloSiTIES If Literature aid the Literny
Seharacter l1lustfsted by j G. piisrself with
sariositles of American Literature, by Rufus w .
nfisspla for sEle by
ap3d OGDEN, BRoMNELL CO.
(sH EsTEkfI ki.D'A Letters 10 he son
~ Esssysof Eiia. by Chas Lsmb.
The Works of chas. LaIab.
iAte II u en-. Marion
Life " ten. Greene
A.teo n den. Lafayette. For sale by
npried 0hDES, BkoMNELL i co.
Hnfnrd Iaytor's Last work.
(n GLoPEDiA'pf Modcrn Travel. Subscriptions
~ q the above bssk received by Us. Price a..
inch sd OGDEN. BkoWNELL& co.
rlyHE Orphan 6lri, a Tale IL southern Life, b,
Jas 81 peaeocs, 81, D., If Mississippi. 70,
sale az shs CITY BOOK STORE,
apri6d ~ Main-st.
HOOns! HOOhS!l
1--WE A,asriesn Family EaeyelQpe,iia IL usefu
! kn0wisdgs. or book VI ,12s Receipts and Fscts
awaois sibfars u subie cts useful every divid
aas. fga4uatsa with ,een sRsra,ingy, BY T
Webster. 0rsale by
apr2gi OGDEN .BRawAELL a CO.
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A41iio1a SSsSr1S1NC1 LiyS m: Co.,
~ 4A1sSb4p, CONF. 1,
TA1 Atss = ~ wy tslalsf company, ~
pase1 6 ieoqo poale3as 1o3lt11 assaranee uneS re
800 fevOkoblS t6snS. O1ss No. 50 Mainsstfe11
KeGkQks 1ewas NV. GWlv3,
j6na33-G1 y Agent.
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Scales.

GCfThES. Snsshs, Cradles, AID harvesting tell
~ In great variety, Ut . small advance, BY
apr1pd CADY. JONES = PICKS
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|OAMAuI 4 HTIsT 8kIDg, OR Tn. BRo.
07etssst. "a KEAD HEN, y Esenon Bennett,
astass " fSeists tlo~ss, Hsrnsd Will.
al MAIN Fer sale b MART bAktHk,
01Sesest.l nsyN ~ Aain-ss.
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MAWT, 4 DAROER.
wHoE1sAIx AsD RxrAIL
d kALE R0 In BOOKS.
otatioNsSys Fancy 00oAs, Ac.. &C..
Z Ne. ~ 4sih-stsest, between "a and lth.
kE0kUk, IOWA.


94sss:n.:.s: l... :. rev -.
94sssa...s.. Y : : uA... .'sEsn
A RCT1C ADVENTURES BY SRA
"A and lAs<. from The sseoAss4 Asas
70 he last eGpaditiSsa in sssseh Il
Sir jeha 1YsAklin; Edited ~ Kps
94ss.'a...s' s; ...y.s ''' IL i.s Il n4,s.,
A UfoD1O0kAfHY or rYrx1f
INA MANIA CARTWRIGHT ths bseL veeis
Us4Stssst Prsasos. sttsst ~ n. ?. etrf3snd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-10

cap rock, then come to ealena, Cor orc)
raise it to the surface, take, it to the fur
mace, smclt it, when it's converted into
lead, it is taken to market and sold, and
you know it is an axiom the world over
that "mctal commands metal" so the
hard metal is brought back in rctarn."
Next he talked about railroads, and
made a very good railroad speech
any one can tell why he made it, we
should like to know, for all are in favor
of railroads-and closed that subject by
saying that we must be careful and not
give these "soulless corporations too
much power, or they woull use it to our
injury. We would ask, which party in
Iowa has given them the most power?
The old constitution says, "private pro-
perty shall not be taken for public use,
without just compensation" That is
the way the Democrats left the matter
But the new Republican constitution
says. "Private property shall not be Ia
ken for public use, without just eompcn-
sation first being made, or secured to be
made, to the owner thereof, as soon as the
damages shall be assessed by jury. who
shall not take into consideration any adj
vantages that may result to said owner on
account of the Improvement for which it
is taken We will let the reader de-
eide for himself which party guards best
the interests of the people. He next
talked on the subject of education, and
declared himself in favor of free schools,
but charged that the Republicans were
in favor of educating whites and blacks
together This Mr.. Samucls knew he
could not prove, and alduced no proof
whatever. 1t is false
lie spent so much time in gazing about
things that all agree upon, that he had
no time to give US his views on national
politics. He merely said that he was in
favor of the people of a territory regula-
ting their own affairs, uat}er tie coastitu-
ton, -and We know that the democracy
hold that siarery crisis in the territories
unacr The cons TRITON.
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A Committee of the following persons
was appointed to call on the different
Teachers in their respective Townships:
Mr. Rigby, Red Oak; H. A. Curtis, ln-
land; Edgar Wright, Springdale; c. a.
Pound, Springfield; II. Cover, Of Cass ;
Martin Miller, of Rochester; G. c. Mes
tlcroda of Center; Esq. Kent, Of Massil-
ion; G. Agnew, of Sugar Creek; J. W. Cat.
tell Of Iowa; Judge Smith of Linn, and
Zenas Brown, Fremont.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously passed.
Resolved, That the Cedar County
Teachers Association, recommend tc
school Directors, throughout the County
not to be to hasty in hireing teachers fol
the ensuing winter, but that they attend
the Teachers Institute, to be held IN
Upton, on the first week in November,
where we trust they will find good sup
ply of HUe Teachers to select from.
Several persons joined the association,
On motion it was resolved that a copy OF
the proceedings of the association, be
prepared for the Upton Papers, for pub
lication.
DIR. Maynard, A. s. Kincaid, Kate
Chambers and Maggie Bossart, were ap
pointed committee to wit on the peo
pie of Upton, to procure places of board
ing for Teachers, and act as reception
committee
On motion, adjourned to meet at the
calling of the Executive Committee.
b. l.. Boynton, President.
r. Owen, Secretary.
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Proceedings of tho Town Council.
CoUNCIL CHAMBER, Oct. 5.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Oct. D.
Council met, with mayor Schumacher in
the chair.
On motion, s. J. Crew was appointed
Recorder pro tenn.
On motion, A. S. Lybc was appointed
Recorder to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Davis McCarn.
On motion, n. c. Millhouse was az
pointed to notify Mr.. Lybc of his appoint
mcnt.
An ordinance entitled "IAn Ordinance
to allow the payment of taxes by labor"
was adopted.
The bill of supervisor Harrass, was, on
motion, submitted to mayor Schumacher
(com.) for investigation and settlement.
Bill of Marshal was presented, for SER
vices as collector of corporation taxes and
performing duty Oh public days.
On motion of s. j. Crew, the Marshal
was allowed 5 per cent. upon corporation
taxes collected.
On motion of S. J. Grew, that hcreaf-
ter the supervisors be entitled to Sl.25
per diem for services while engaged up
on the streets aud alleys.
On motion, the Mayor was authorized
to aunniut n committee of three ia re-
port on the claims Of Mr.. Spicer an APP
pier for printing.
Crew, Maynard and Bagley were ap-
pointed said committee.
On motion of J. Maynard, the Mar
shall was allowed nine dollars for services.
On motion Of Ii. Baglcy, j Maynard
was appointed supervisor of the town of
Upton, in place of 4. w. Harrass, re-
signed.
On motion of s. J. Crew, the Mayor
was authorized to instruct the supcrvi-
sor on the condition of the streets and
alleys.
On motion of :. j. Crew, the Mayor
and Supervisor were appointed to act
upon the proposition of David Hill.
On motion Of j. Maynard, the Council
adjourned until next Friday evening, at
I o'clock 4. S. LYBE, Rec.