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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-27
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS,
COZ. s. Il. CURTIS,

Our present Representative in Congress,
and other distinguished Republican sycakers,
will address the people u the First Con
gressionsl District nj the following timesAnd
pla ces, to wit:
9lenwood, Saturday, Aug %, at 2p. m.
Sidney, Monday, Aug. 20, al Up. NJ.
Jlarinda, Tuesdas, Aug. 81, ats p, m.
Quincy, Wednesday, Sep. |, at 2 p. m.
Alton. Thursday, >ept. 2, at Up. m.
"mterset, Friday Sept. 3, at Up. m.
Indinnola, Saturday, Sept. 4, Mt Up, IN.
oceola, Monday, Sept. 6, at Up. m.
Leon, :" T. 7Ap.m
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept, s, at2pm
Corydon, III ur.day, Sept. 9 at Up. IN.
Abba, Monday, Sept. Is, at = ;. M p "'
R,' Tuesday, Sept u, s,2p m,
rein, w, CO H,at7p, m:
Montexuma, Thursday, Sept. 10, a, = pm.
sigourney, Friday. Sept. II, at Up. IN.
lancaster, Friday, Sept. 17,at Ppm.
ottumwa, saturday, Sept. IS, At pm.
f fss4.y o Monssv Sent. 10 IS :, a,
Washington q" N.
cn Wednesday, Sept a. at, p. N.
Wapsio, Thursday, Sept. -, at 2 p. m.
Burlington, Friday, Sept. ~, at 7"
Mt. Pleasant, Saturday Sept. 20, at 7p.m.
salem, Monday, sept ~, at 2 ?. IN,
f. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. 2s. at p. M.
Montrose, Wednesday, Sept. ~, at 2 p. IN.
Beniousport, Thursday, Sept. 80. Mt 2. p. MI
Birming CHAIN, Friday, Oct. ! /. at Up, ~.
Bonaparte, Saturday, Oct. 2, at p. In.
The Republicans at each point above
named are requested to make the proper ar
- II
ngs. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order of the
CONVERSATIONAL rnNMInTEC
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lsnse Coxynrdly.

The report Of Lincoln's speech at Ottawa
is basely gsrbled in the Times. The Douglas
men confess that it is an outrage, and u
cowardly attempt to misrepresent an honor
able and upright opponent.
The reporter Of the Times was either
drunk or he designed incorporating Lin.
coin. That it was design is proven from
the fact that Douglass speech is we'll re-
ported
Douglas is afraid to meet Lincoln on the
stump, and when his friends urge him to
face the music, he hires = reporter to mis-
represent his pponent.--l Chicago Demo-
crat.
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QUEEN VICTORIA INVITED TO CANADA. The
people OF Toronto are erecting Crystal
Palace for the exhibition of the products of
the Canadian Provinces. The opening ID
expected to take place about the FIRST of o.
tober, and in connection Herewith . move.
ment has been made to invite Queen Victoria
either to preside in person over the opening
OF the Palace, or to send the Prince OF
Wales or some other member Of the ROYAL
family to do SO. A petition to that effect
has been signed by all the leading men OF the
country, and has been forwarded to London
in the hands OF Mr.. John g. Norris, who
left in the steamship Persia, which sailed last
week
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NoiioE liz hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated in the
city OF keoknk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
and all Others interested, that a special tax hss
been assessed and levied on said lots by
the City Council Of said city for CURLING and
Matchmaking, rs designated in tho above list. and
unless payment he made Of the taxes so levied,
and also all COSTS before the llth day Of
A. ID. 1883, the said lots, or 80 much thereof :
shall be nee ssary to discharge said tax and costs
will be sold on tho day aforesaid, ut the Mayor
Once in said city, between the hours Of o'clock
a. m and s O'Clock p. m.
c. C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City VI Keokuk.
August 10, lSbS-dtd
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CALL FOR CLKRGYNAS.-The Minneoln
(kansas) Statesman says that town is badly
in want Of a clergyman, and adds;
"We do not want some illterate, specimen
of the genus homo, whom Dame Nature
fixed up for plow-boy or a wood-sAwyer,
but of whom laziness made a minister, but
some one who understands the Bible better
than we do, and can explain it in an under
standing manner. To what particular
Church he belongs we care not. Our re-
ligious faith is of tho broadcast kind, and
good teachings from strict Presbyteri ans,
superstitious Catholic, or devout Mahometan,
are the same to u.s."
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DUBL'c NeTlCk II hereby glvea, that Z
i %th day - Eeptembsr. ssxC q ths dor p
Clerks O2ss, In the City VI Keoksk, lows, +
proceed - ae1i, for cash In hspd, 70 the m
bidder, ~ following property to-wit, Hosty
feet ~ Of ths front end of Lot No. twslve Of
Block No. twsnty nine COY, eommsnsing e /
north CORNER u Juhnson snd Third streets, "
on Third-st forty (4o) feet, thence parallel :
Johnson-st. ofty 10y feet, sheIce 70 JeAnsp
forty tte) fees, thence Atty 1e) feet to the 49,
beginning, e ~ City Of Ksokuk, Cosaty e
and Ststs q IoUa.
The sals = naAs By virtue II Dssi a -
from wn. Z. ,. Lynch to ne nads " sssase
payment Of 5 certain note Tor the an r ~
three hundred and thirty -tAsss (SJSSl 6allees. ~
BY ID. ksddington 70 Wn. y. B. LyncA. - ~
specially endorsed, which nots y - - sc7
and BY the termsof he Trust Dssd . 49,
to sell tho propssty. --
Sale between the hosrs IL u sss,ssk (. =.
4 o'clock p. m. JknN1 R10DYm. IN.
August B, l858-dM xrun1sa
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APPOINTMENTS.
q. A. RICE

\. A. RICE,
Republican candidate for Attorney Gen.
eral, will address the people Mt the following
points:
Bedford, Friday, Aug ~, at Up. IN.
Ciarinda, Saturday, Aug. %, at 2 p, m.
Sidney, Monday, Aug. 80, at p. III.
Glenwood, Tuesday, Aug. 81, At p. IN.
Council Bluffs. Wednesday, Sept. 1, at p. IN.
Magnolia, Friday, Sept. ), At 2 p. IN.
Ashton, Saturday, Sept. 4, at 2 pm.
sioux City, Monday, Sept. 8, at p. m.
shelbyviile, " Wednesday, Sept :, at Up. m.
Harlan, /"
Lewis, Thursday, Sept. ., atsp.m
Frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10, at 2 p. m.
Quincy, Saturday. Sept. IL, at Rp. m.
Alton, Monday, Sept. Is. nj 2 pm.
0sceola, Tuesday, sept. IL, 1T Up IN.
Charlton, sdnesday. Sept. is. at 2 pm.
Bremen, Thursday, sept. IL, at2p. m.
J. NJ. ELwooD, the Democratic nominee
is invited to be present and participate in
the above called meetings.
August l4th, 1858.
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Bill ENGLISH RErr dated. - There ara
strong indications Of stampede Of the
Democracy Of English's district. The Sa-
lem Democrat, the Washington county or
gan Of the Democracy, is GU. against him,
and there Is much dissatisfaction among the
masses throughout the district.
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DUBl.tc NOTICE 10 hereby given, that on the
Sd day Of September next, 1t the door of tho
Clerk Office in the City Of Kcokuk, Iowa shall
proceed 10 sell, for cash In hand, TO the highest
feet Main street by sixty 800 feet on Pirst-st.
being sixty t60) feet of the front end OF lot No.
one u, in block No, thirteen (l3), In the City Of
keokuk, County Of Lee, State Of lows.
The sale 10 made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Catherine NJ. G.. Harkins and II. Hsrkins to
me made to secure the payment of certain promis-
cory note made by II. Aarkins 10 the order Il
James r. Bruce, for the sum Of hvs thousand dol
lars $4,000, which note lie dated May l4th, 1887
and payable one year after date, and epdorsed BY
James Z. Bruce, and is due and unpaid, and by tho
terms Of the Trust Deed am required to sell the
property.
sale between the hours Of 10 clock q ~ and 4
o'clock p m. VIM. r. Il. LYNCH,
august =, oS-utd Trustee.
J. , BLAZE. BIZ. 'IxfYRK.
GRl.AIA n MlrlMT wa
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CT A Quaker had his broad brimned hat
blown of by the wind, and chased it for a
long time with frutless and very ridiculous
zeal. AT last seeing roguish- looking boy
laughing at his disaster, he said to him.
cart thou profane lad2
The youngster replied that be sometimes
did little 10 that way.
"Then," said he, taking half dollar from
his pocket, "thee may damn yonder fleeing
tile Fifty cents worth"
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kEOkUk HlGHa SCHOOL.
k0nRlh n m n vter


kEOkUk HAGh SCHOOL.
fourth Quarter.
ItHE Fourth Quarter Of this School will com.
mcnce on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms On
5th street between Main and John son.
The same high ni9s in regard to scholarship and
school will Hereafter be open to both malls and fe-
male pupils.
There will BE- three aepartments-primary In.
tcrmediate and Acadeinic--in which the charge per
quarter Of ten weeks will be as follows:
Primary Department, per gusrter,...........$ 8 90
intermediate Department., per qsaficr,.... s W
Academic Department, per quarter,.......... 10 w
These rates. payable invariably by the middle Of
the quarter, detrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
There will be general weekly exercises in Com
position, Eiocutiob, 80.
No deduction will be made for absence, except In
cases Of protracted sick ness
The services Of Prof. Braes have been secured Il
give instruction In German, French, Drawing, and
Oil Painting lie will also give instructions In tn,
preparatory exercises u Perspective Drawing free
OF charge.
J. NJ. McLANE,
Keokuk. May o.'Ss-d Principal.
kEOkUK FEMALE sE MlNAKX.
VISH1s Institution will commence its session on
i Monday, Sept. 9th, in the second story Of DR.
Sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trustee Of this Seminary, elected
from various reI ious denominations and rep
sentng q large part OF the Christian community,
desirs by the united and cooperative efforts OF the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
an institution rs our city requires.
The Principal Of the institution is Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will be IS and IS In the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for Incidental expenses. For Latin French,
German, dc. extra charges viii be made.
Its desirable that persons desi gninR TO become
pupils be present punctaally on the Grst Of the
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
Presidents Of the Board Of Trustees.
HKNRY STRONG, Sec'y.
Keokuk, Aug. IL, l86S-d
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ANDREW ,. WlLklNsON,
Late wilkinson = Marshsli,)
VIII 0lcsale ana Mssal Druwaist
NO. % MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash 70 the trade, and at retail. n
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window dlAss, Glass W are and
Varnishes At and below market rates.
Aug. rs, SD
NJ ITkATE Silver Crystalixed--4s ounces Chem.
~ icslly pure, in store and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
nuslod 20 Main-st.
SPTs. TuRpENTINE-2o 200 gal. In barrel. and
~ cans, In store and for sale by
augl6d g6 Msin.,t.
INsEED, Lard add sperm 0il--7Do gal. eaeh.
IL In barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
auglsd Us Msin.st.
A LCOHoL, so and % per 500 gal In ,tore
"A and for sale low by
A. j WILKINSON,
euglod s6 AaiD-st.
ro0pfR's IsIkGLAss-Lo ms of this superior
~ gelatine for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Auglod 10 Main-st.
A fER's Cherry Pectoral-200 dozen Of this
a standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
store and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale agent for Keokuk,
Mai
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GT-Dr. Fuller, OF Albany, on Sunday,
made beautiful allusion to the Atlantic Ga.
BILE. Ills subject was "Jacob's Ladder. %
ms cable, he said, joined the Old World
with the New, but "Jacob's Ladders reached
from Earth to Heaven, and in Him Of whom
i was atype, enabled man to hold constan,
intercourse with the King Of Kings.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all parties int. rested
IN that the consolidation Of the Iowa Southey m.
and the keokuk and Nebraska Railroad Companies,
according to act authorizing the same, has been
perfected. The articles OF consolidation entered
into for the construction Of the road froa eos.u-
qua, Nan Buren, Co., to the Missouri river. and 70
be styled and known az the Nebraska and south
Iowa Railroad Co., and now fully authorized to car
ry out the object Of their organization.
RALPH z. LOWE, Prest
l.. MAYsE, Sec'y.
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DRowsED.-The Hardin county Sentinel
records the death Of William Wright, hotel
keeper at Steamboat Rock, by drowning
lie and three or four others were starting
across the river with ayoke Of oxen, and just
as the boat left the shore the cattle ran back
and one OF them fell into the river. The boat
being small the weight Of the OK pulled it I'M
der, and the men jumped into the river. Two
OF the men could not swim-W. Wright and
Samuel johnson. johnson was saved.
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Ofsicsal Me.ult,uk.n..x

The board of commissioners for the cleo.
tion IN Kansas under the English bill, have
made proclamation Of the official vote
There were lS,00s votes cast in all-ll eco
against the English proposition and | ,74s in
favor OF il.
Thus ends the great peace measure Of
this immaculate Administration In Kansas.
An appeal has been made to the people.
backed up by oil the patronage and influence
! OF the Administration, with threats in one
pand and brides in the other, and only one.
venth Of the voters have responded in In.
Of the siaveholding Constitution which
National Democracy commended to their
acceptance.
Now, since the people Of Kansas have re.
jecsed the swindle by such an oyerwhelminp
vote, We arc anxious to learn whether IN,
Douglas Democracy are willing to admit
Kansas as Free State at once, or whe,he,
they will acqsitscc in the English dodge. and
keep her out ill she has "a population OF .
hundred thousand, BY way OF penalty for re
fusing to adopt Slavery when she had bu,
thirty five thousand.
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Two JAMES DAVIDsoN-sir, Whereas on thn
L 9th day OF April. lsss, you delivered 70 me
h,e shares Of the stock vi the keokuk Fort Tvs
Moines and Minnesota Railroad Company, number
zoo, u the value Of hundred dollar Der shaye
dated heokuk, 18th October, 1887, A. colAtereI a.
surty for the payment Of note executed by
Davidson. Mortimer a Davidson, dated 7Qth dav u
April, 1858, for the Of two hundred Thirteen
4a'iVu doiiars payable TO myself order In ninety
days after date, With interest the banking house
VI Geo. Z. Anderson 4 Co., with power. II said
note was not paid ~ maturity, 10 sell ssid stock At
puoiie auction, after giving thirty days notice Of
such sale. And whereas said note shove described
10 now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you are
hereby notified, that by virtue VI the power vested
10 me by tho conditions u said deposit Of stocks
shall, on tho eighth day Of September next 1855.
between the hours of 10 o'ccck q m and o'cloek
p IN, AT the front door Of the Court House in the
City Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, proceed 10 sell
at public auction TO the highest and bes, bidder for
cash, the five shares Of stock above described and
transfer and assign the same unto the purchaser or
purchasers thereof, and out of tho proceeds 10 nav
the amount u said note and interest and ex pensss
uniess before said day Of said sale you shall re-
deem said stock by payment Of said note interest
snd expenses, as aforesaid.
EDM.D p. DIXIE.
keokuk, Iowa, August 8, Is58-sx4dtd
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GE"The Gate City says:

I Inc bate ivy
''lIero we have the testimony OF the Bur-
lington Gazette, a staunch Locofoco paper,
to the effect that the ''negro -oatchern 10 re-
gardsd as little better than horse-thief in
| the South"
1 Yes, sir, you have and If it will be Of auy
service to you, we will give you this addition
al evidence, that tho Gazette believes the alb
/ olitiouist, or whatever GU may choose to call
him, who goes into slsve State and steals q
negro from his master, or induces him, with
out the knowledge Of his master, to leave his
home in the South for q n,iserobie home and
existence in the free States, or the Canadas,
there, perhaps, to -sfdrpe and die, is porse
than horse thief. How do you like this ad-
ditional Publish it, as you have the 9TH
er.-ltiaz.
Your niger thief and your horse thief may
be very mean men and very bad men, and
we'll not question your opinion. But tell US
what YOU think Of the man who would pock-
ct several thousand dollars rs Congressional
salary by virtue Of the stolen poll-books
which he concealed in his pockets.
STARVATION AT FRASER RIVERA CORES
pendent Of the Newark Advertiser, writing
from Fraser River, says:
Many companies make from so cents to
1925 per day, to the man; the richest bars
in the river have yielded an average of 81
per diem, and the work has only been con-
tinned because OF belief that the river
would fal! and in the bottom Of the bars rich
deposits could be found. The stories re-
gnrdng the commencement Of want and dan
ger of starvation, are true ones. Some re-
port to me that they have lived on boiled
nettles and snails, have paid ~ per pound
for horse meat, &C., DC. Pork, beef and
-four are selling, at some Of the points whore
crowds have collected, at 81 so to So per ID.
II needs no more than this to assure me that
starvation will be the fate Of many. Boiled
nettless and snails may do man for q week
or so, but If healthful food does not then
come in, that man is gone.
CT Madame de Genlis, in her memoirs,
describes the training she underwent to fit
her for Partisan society in the last century
81 hid two teeth pulled out had whale
bone stays that pinched me terribly; my feet
were imprisoned in tight shoes, with which
it was impossible for me to walk | had three
or four thousand curl papers put on my
head, and wore for the first time in my life
hoop. In order to get rid of my country
attitudes, had an iron collar put on my neck;
and as | sqinted little at times, was
obliged to put on goggles as soon as awoke
in the morning, and these wore four hours.
was, moreover, not little surprised when
they talked Of giving me a master to teach
me what thought / knew we'll enough al
ready-to walk. Besides oil this, was for
hidden to run, to leap, or to ask questions.
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Com paopucr.-The production Of gold
10 Australia for the past year is 100000
ooo at California $65 ,o00, 200; Russia and
siberia 80, 100000; other parts Of the
world $40 100000. Total, $2O0, 900 900.
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EXCURSION TO FAKriKLD.-A grand exeur.
sion from Burlington to Fairfield is an
nonpced for the 30th inst, to celebrate the
compilation Of the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad to Fairfield.
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NOTICE To TRAVELLERS
OHIOA MISSISSIPPI
BROAD a.ve.
II ALL RIO AID.

u UNNIN6 In direct connection with the Keok uk
IL and st, Louis Packets, via st. Louis and Gin.
cinua:i 10 Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, New York
Baltimore, and all intermediate places, through
with less changes % ears than any other route.
Passengers for the interior Of Indiana, Ohio and
Pennsylvania will find this the Cheapest quickest,
and by far tho most Safe and Comfortable route.
Passengers FOR all points East should svail them
selves of this Great National Route, it affsrds
unusual facilities, being = superior broad Gauge
koad, with wide and spacious Saloon Cars, giving
the passengers abundance Of room, an advantage
nnat,ainable on any Marrow u auge Road.
For Trough Tickets to all points East, apply at
the usnerai i.airosa Ticket Once, Southwest cor
nar IT Second and Main streets. under Latch 4
ihompson's Bank, keokuk, Iowa.
y. II. CHANDLER.
Bug20d2t~3m Ticket Agent.
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oryicE ovrns Y,ua.sx,.,n,

0Fvicg ov rHE NEBRASKA AMI
sourH Iowa Il. X. Co.
The Stockholders Of the Nebraska and South
Iowa Railroad Co. are hereby notified that they are
required TO pay nm instaiim,pt II 5 per cent on
their subscription to the capital stock Of said
Company forthwith, to IL Daniavy, Esq, general
Agent.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
Il. MAYNE, See'y.
keosauoua June 30 lsbS-iy22
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RErrBLIcAs Nos.sXTIos.--Jackson Grim.
shaw. Of Pike coura.t~~. nominated !. lie
August Convention, by the Republicans Of
the Quincy District, for Congress.
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HANk NOIIGE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have associated together for the purpose Of
forming branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa in the
City of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa.
Books for the subscription Of the Capital Stock
OF said branch will be opened, in accordance with
the provisions Of the Act creating said Bank. on
Monday and Tuesday, September 18th and 18th,
1888, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. M and 4
o'clock p m, ut the Gait House, corner Of Scco nd
and Johnson streets. in the city Of Keokuk, Lee
county, Iowa.
John q. Floyd, David White
John W. Cleghorn, N. Mccrsn,
VIM. r, Turner, Vim. III IN herman
Harry Fulton, NJ. r. STARTS,
J. Haines, Guy Wells,
Chas. ). Morrison, Sam Egbcrt,
d. L. Brigham, r. w. Potter,
John A. Graham, A. Hosmer,
j. Wilkinson, JOS. j. Letsher.
Keokuk, Aug. %, lS5s-dtd
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer-l0 gross large me
1 dunn aud small sizes, for sale by
A. j. wilkinson.
aug23d 9e Alsius,.
tHk0MES-Green and Yellow, dry, In store and
~ for sale very low by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug2Jd y6 Main-st.
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FIREMEN'5 BALL.


r0NHE Officers and Members Of the Hook
l and Ladder Company No. respect
fully announce to the public that they
will give ball on THURSDAY EvE-1
MING, SEPTEMBER 2D, at BURROWS HALL.
The object for which the Ball IL given 10 to raise
meney sufficient to furnish the Hall Of the Appa-
ratus House, in order that the Company may have
place for the proper transacted Of business,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
A. Lynch, T. II. Allyn, BE. Dsison.
II. Jefords, H.rableman.
MANAGERS
J. B. knight, l.. l.. O'Conner,
X. ii. Magruder, j. NJ. Reid,
Hon J. W Rankin, d. Reddington,
Capt. J. NJ. Gwin, Mai. j. Y. Anthony,
Judge I. W Clagett, Col. j. M. Grinith,
Judge J. NJ. Love, VIM. Timberman,
Gen Van Antwerp, ID. b. Smith,
J. NJ. Hanna, X. I. Harris,
w, w. Belknap, T.. Booth.
VIM. H. Campbell, Dan. Y. Davis.
va Tickets can be had Of the Committee of Ar
engagements.
PRICE u 90.
Jennimgs' Quadrillc HAND
W l. BE IN ATTEN AHCE.
aug2ld
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keOk uk Agency
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines.

TIE ABOVE nACHlNHe,
EWTHE BESTEvER INvENTED,rA
A RE sold 81 this agency 1t the manufAoturers'
11prices, adding only the cost Of transportation.
@0Instructions In operating the machine given
gratis to purchasers Of Machines.
Refer 70 the following Ladies' in Keokuk, who
have these machines in use:
Mrs. Edw. kiIboufne, Mrs. A. d /. Chitteuden.
Mrs, Vim. McGsvic, Mrs. J q. Floyd,
Mrs. DR.. Pord, Mrs. John Burns.
Apply personally or by letter TO
Tx. BUELL.,
6S Aain-st., up stsiss.l
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KEoKUK IOWA.
A LII kinds Of repairing, Ac., done al the lowest
"A rates. aug25lw.
FLOUR.
LIME, superfne, and Fancy Brands Of Flour, in
Sacks aud Barrels, for sale low to the trade,
by CLEGHOkN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
aug25 Levee.
L'RAYskR'S BAKING POWDER, admitted by
NIL who have tried it as superior to any 9th.
er, Manufactured and for sale by
A. J, WILKINSON,
rug2ld 90 Main street.
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T0PAL, Nos ! and 2 Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, of the Queen City
Vsrnish Co., for sale in quantitest to suit, by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug23d y6 Main-st
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IEcKER'S PARMA, a diet for inyalids and
L l. the sick, for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug2}d 80 Main-st,