davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
speech of the king OF the sane " lie m
BsIan0s.


Kamehameha w., Monarch Of the King
dom OF Hawaii, 1.-THE Sandwich Islands y
opened the national legislature on the 18th
ult., with the following specch
s'Nobles and Representatives Since the
Legislature was last in session, it has pleased
the Almighty God to bless me with SON.
The birth OF an heir to the throne is an event
which you, now congregated to pass meas
ures not for the temporary only, but for the
permanent prosperity Of the Hawaiian Islands,
under Constitutional Monarchy, cannot but
regard with common interest. Not only the
continuance Of his life, the characteristics
which the Prince may develope, as he grows
TO manhood, and the education to be impart.
ed to him, are matters in:no small degree in
separable from the future OF our country,s
history, from that distant part of which |,
and many Of you, will take no share. Gem
temen, the child IL yours as we'll as mine:
the circumstances that attend his birth de-.
prive me OF an undivided interest in him. for
If such be the will Of Divine Providence. he
will one day be to your sons what am to
their fathers Destined, ~ he is, to exercise
paramount influence in wears TO come. |
consecrate him to mypeople, and, with God's
help, will leave unused no faculty with
which am endued to make him WORTHY of
your love and loyalty, and an ornament TO
the throne OF his great predecessor, who only
did battle to establish peace and lay the foun-
dation OF ordcr.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
Latest by the ARABIA.

NKw YoRK, Aug. q.
A dispatch from Corfu, 9th, says the In /.
dia and China mails arrived at Alexsndria on
the 81, with dates from Calcutta, June 5th,
Madras 10th, and Hong Kong ed.
The uualior fugitives were reported SO
miles from Jeypore, and Gen. Roberts was
"a miles from Jsypore. The same day there
was report Of Jyrowan, in Banda, being
captured, and number of rebel leaders had
been secured at Calcutta. Alarm continued.
and several Europeans and Sepoys are said
to have been murdered in China.
The Ambassadors are preparing to declare
an extension of our operations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

The annual national horse show at Gales.
burg, this year, will occur on the 28th, goth,
and 30th Of Sept. and Oct. lst. Sixteen mil
itary companies have already signi6ed their
intention to compete for $500 banner, which
is offered as military premium, and doubt
less more still will attend for that purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

pUBLIc NOTICE IL hereby eivsa, ~ -
= lth day Of September NEXT, 81 ~ - ~
Clerk sOdce, in the City Of Ksokuk, Iegn|
shall proossd to sell, for cash 10 had, - -
e s bidder, the foilcNiug property, te-w1es IL
wv lses out q lots Ave and six (SAAh - n
t~sssy-fss. a., In the City Of RssfGk, o.
OF Lee and State Of lows, BOUNDED ~ lS1iS2
Commencing IT. psint On Third-st., bedne ~
tsO) feet from the corner Of Hxohaanp ~
streets, running thence on Third-st. tvea1s n
feet, thence parallel with E2shange-st. sinR
fest, thence parallel With Third-st. tusuty Il
thence eighty tse) feet to the place q 6sSissi7
The sale b. INSIDE BY virtue of Deed AZ ~
from p. ksddington and 3. Rsddington, kis IN
70 me made to secure the payment Of : cssta
note, dated Nay ~ 1857 snd payable ninety Al
after date TO the order Of WIN. kuddick. for I
SAN o. enc tAsssaad, one Hundred ana eley
N,iIil doiiAs.. the came bearing ssadit Of 1lG
and signed By D. Rsddington, which sots 10 dus 4,
unpaid, and BY the term Of the Trust Dad :
required u sell the property.
sale between ths hours Of 10 o'elosk .. -. -
O'Clock p. m. WIN. y. q. LYNCH
August 5, lsSs.dtd Tr1st1..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
TrunseAsa nnse.

DUBLtC NoIiCk y hereby givsa, tAss 3
1 4th day Of September. nsxI q the dDor 8
Clerks Once, In the Cisy " keck uk, lows. I i
proceed TO sell, for eash In hsnd, 70 ~ oil
bidder, tho following property to-uit, Iesty)
feet % Of the front end Of Lot No. twelve al
Block No. twenty nine (1o), commsnsjax 81
north corner Of Jchnson snd Third stfeets. e.
on Third-st forty lse) fect, thence parallel l
Johnson-st. Afty t6O) feet, shsrcs TO JoAno3
forty t4o) feet, thsncs Atty (5o) fset TO IL raa
beginning, IN The City Of Ksokuk, Cosaty e
The sale u mads BY virtue u DEED q :
from VIM. =. b. LynsA - - naas q ne6ee|
three hundred and thiYty-thnss (SoS3l delaep. =
BY p. Rsddineton 70 VIM. y. b. LUnGA. - ~
specially endowed, which note h dss ~ ~
and ~ the tsrnsof ths Trust DEED = -
TO cell The property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 o,a1uak : = H
Z O'clock p. m. JESSE RUDDICH i1. !.
August 5, 1S6S-dtd 4rns1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

DkowsEp.--Two nlon, named Jerry Hine
and Robert Tuttcr, miners, we're drowned in
"a, the Illinois river, near Peoria, on Thursday.
they were in skid, and being intoxicated
ana through some Encouragement Of the
boat, they ~ into the water and were
drowned. Their bodies were recovered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
RT- The Democraoy Of Che Fnirfeld Dis

0T The Democracy OF the Fairfield Dis
trict in Convention on Thursday last nomna.
ted Charles Nagus, Of Jefferson county, for
Judge, 4. S. Burton, Of Keokuk county, for
District Attorney, and A. s. Gray, Of Jasper
county, for Member Of Board Of Education.
They probably have entitled themselves to
the honor OF q defeat in the Democratic
CAUSE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

FIRE IN PEau, lLL.--The Sentinel Office. -
leather, grocery and drug store were
burnt on Wednesday morning, the fre break
ing out about O'Clock, =. m. There was
no insurance on the stocks Of goods or on tho
printing Office, but the building, valued q,
$4,000. and owned nv Maror Mccormick ~
Peru, was insured for $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

SuoAn IN lLLIsoIs.-An Illinois CORES.
pondent Of the N. Y. Tribune says: "One
thing appears encouraging to the farmers Of
Illinois, that is the prospect Of raising our
own Sugar Cane has been tested, aud re.
mans no more an experiment. The pros.
pect ~ that there will be made in this State
more Sugar and Molasses than will be an mr..
tic!e Of export.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
DELyNQUENT LIST OF Lots.
nN which Special Taxes ~ dne and unpsia
~ for aialsa - Cur6ins On Johnsoo
street. between BtsS11 IltA streets.

NOTICE. Is 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 . special tar has
been assessed and levied on aaid lots BY
tho City Council Of said city for Curbipe and
Matchmaking, ~ designated in tho above list. "a
unless payment be made OF the taxes 20 levied |.
and ell costs, before the 18th day OF bar
A. D. fS5s, the said lots, or 90 much thcreof -
shall BE- nee ssary to discharge said tax and costs
will be soid on the day aforesaid, 1t tho Mayor :
Once In said city between the hours Of o'clocl
q. IN and clock p.n.
g. @. STEVENS,
Colisetos Of thSCi Of Ksokuk.
August 10, l8tS-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
The government. Expsnd,,uy,

No small effort has been made by newspa-
pers 10 the interest Of the Administration
to smooth down and cover up the unexam-
pied extravaganza Of the powers that now
rule. But the thing cannot be done. The
controlling figures Of the case have been Of
ticially established, and must stand. The
four Quarterly Treasury Statements furnish
the materials for determining at once the sum
total of the annual receipts and expenditures,
and in condensed shape, show as follows:
The receipts for the fiscal year 1885, So were
From Customs, "a, 769 $50 So
From Public Lands 3,5l3,7l5 81
From Incidental and Miscellane-
Gus sources 1854, 1882 II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

M ACE, loo lbs. PRIME Penang, in store and 10,
Az ssleby A. j. WILKINSON,
Aur2h W Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
r. ~ " cAAEIB,
hsoSuk, aug, o., b6A0lN pyenid>s



Two JAMKS DArIDSON--Sir, Where's an n.
18th day q April. 1858, you delivered 70 -
nss shares Of the stock OF the Keokuk, Port -
mo Moiass and Minnssota Railroad Cempsny. nun -
Iou o. the yalss Of one hundred dollar - ehars
dated hcokuk 18th October, 1887, u colstsrsi a.
surty Tor the payment Of note sxseuted b.
Dsvidson Mortimer 4 Davidson, dated 40tA day n
april, ls1S, for the sum VI two hundred tkirtssn
- 100 doliar, payable to myself or order in pirsty
After dass, with Interest," 1t the banking Aou,e
u uto. Z. Anderson 4 Co., With power, NJ seid
note va not paid - sAtarity, u sell said stock q
public auction, After gviag thirty days notice Of
sach sale. And whereas sAid note above desoribel
nov due and unpaid, now, therefore, yor -
hereby notified that by virtue Of the rover vssted
IN me by the conditions of said deposit Of stocks.
snali, on the eighth day Of September asxt, 1855.
between the hours Of 10 o'eleck l. M. and o,oleer
?. m, ct the front door Of the Court Houss Il tke
City q ksokuh, Leo County, Iowa, proved e sell
pabiic sectioa 10 the Highest and best hsdder Tor
oash, tbs i've shares ef stssk above described. ma
transfer and assign the Asms INTO ne purrhaser q,
purchasers thereof and out Of The procssds 70 nav
the snoant cf sAia ssts AnA interest and expsnses
.nless before said day Of said sale you sSaIi re-
deem said stock by payment Of said note, interest
KDM'D =. DIXIE.
Keokuk, Iowa, Anxust 8, 1s5s-erldtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

Sr. LorIs FRAUDS OF THE "NArIoxALs.o-
The st. Louis Republican states that GEN.
sus Of that city 10 about to be ordered by the
"Blsck Republican city authorities, and
manlfests alarm on the subject. This move
ment IS thought to have something to do with
An intended exposure Of the frauds BY which
Blair was defeated. The Republican wants
II put OF till more convenient season.
'Twould bevery agreeable to the ballot-stuG.
ers, no doubt; but Frank Blair is not the man
to be cheated and quietly succumb; and the
St. Louis Republicans are clear.gri thor.
ough men.
The Republican candidate for Sheriff. who
was Defeated by only Is votes, has underts-
ken legal investigation. lie claims to have
been elected. On making demand for the
poil-books and registered ballots, which the
law says shall be subject to examination, and
are carefully preserved to aid in the ferret.
ing out Of fraud, two OF the three county
judges, who are interested in the result Of the
fraud, refused to permit them to be exam
ined. And that in defiance Of explicit Law /!
IL there not evidence Of concealed fraud in
such an act But, doubtless, the investiga.
ton will be procured, nevertheless.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
The Handw r,t,nr,

The Charleston Mercury thus expresses it.
self upon the prospects Of the Republican
party, from which it is apparent that it does
not exactly concur in the ''loose and dis.
jointsd" theory. Closing long article upon
the Kansas election, 1t says:
"For our part We have, for some time past,
looked for the mastery Of the General Goy.
eminent by the Abolitionists to be lust az
sure to take place as any other event morally
certain in the course Of human affairs. The
whole history Of the country, for the last
twenty or thirty years, points to this result.
as inevitable in the usual course Of things.
The South could, ere the battle was tough,
and won, have broken up the deadly sequence
OF effect from cause which was rolling over
her destinies; but she has failed to interpose
for her protection, and now no mortal efforts
within the Union, in our judgment, can ar
rest the triumph Of abolitionism in seixinp
the government. 1t may be propitiated and
as the man pursued BY wolves ar.
rested their attacks by throwing one child at
ter another out Of his carriage-but the
wolves overlook and devoured him at last.p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

Meant maggie TRipOli.
THE best astisas kDown mr. elsaaing and var
j nishiAg Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel, s. ana
al other nstahi also, for cleaning Windows, Mir
rprs and 0lass M ~. q. b. vOWELL,
aug5d lbl Main.et.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
NOTICE To THAvELERsy
OHIOG MISSISSIPPI
BROAD s.ss.
r RAILROAD.

RUnNLN6 In direct connection wi tn the Keok uk
= and 81, Louis Packets, via So. Louis and Gin
cinnati 70 Pittsburgh. Philadelphis, New York,
Baltimore, and all intermediate places, throuRh
with loss changes Of cars than any other route.
Passengers for the interior Of Indiana, Ohio and
Pcnnsylvania will nd this the Cheapest Quick est
and by lar the most Safe and Comfortable route.
Passengers for NIL points East should avail them
selves Of this Great National Route, as it Affords
un usual facilities, being . superior Broad Gauge
Road, with wide and spacious Saloon Cars, giving
the passenger abundance Of room, an advantage
naAttainable on any Narrow Gauge Road
For Trough Tickets TO all points East, apply 1t
the deneral Railroad Ticket Once, South-west COR
nsr Of Second and Main streets. under Hatch 4
Ihompson's Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
+. III. CHANDLER.
aug20d2tW3m Ticket Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

IP0ot00se 001os Nas
DUBLIC NOTICE u hereby given, that ON N.
I'd day II September next, q the doos n ths
Clerk. Once IN The City Of Ksoknk, iova.I shall
ProcssA 3 ss!l, Tor easb In hand, 10 he hishsst
siddsr, - foliowtng property to-wits 4fy (50l
being sixty i60) feet % the front end Of 10 No.
oae in block No, thirteen ll3), In the City Of
ksokuk, County Of Lee, State Of Iowa.
The sale 70 made 81 yirtps of Deed Of Trust
from Catherine n. G. Harkins and H. Hsskins to
ms raAds - secure the payment Of sssssin peouis
sory note made BY II. Hsrkins TO the order Of
James e. Bruce, for the sum Of I've thossand dol
lars e cool which note b dated Nay 18th, 1851
and payable one year after daAs, md cpdorsed hv
James Bruce and " dss end unpaid, and b. tho
terms Of the Trust Deed am required T. sell the
property.
Sale between the hours Of l0o'clook !. m. ana 4
o'clock p. m. WM.F 3. LYNCH
August 4, '6S-dtd Trustse.
=. s.sLAIs. B.H. n'MfrKs.
0LAI1 4 MclNrYRE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

CT Vice President Breckenridge is adver-
tised to speak to the National Democracy,
with Carpenter and Fitch, at Oquawka, and
other points in Illinois. We think Brecken-
ridge will hardly venture on that experiment.
RAILROAD OrESIsG.--Th road from Mus
catine west will be opened to Washington,
Wash. co., Sept. lst, on which occasion there
will be grand celebration at the latter
place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

Ia The Mississippi River At y,cksbury.
when the hood was the highest, was 81 feel
deep, w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

ANDR8W - W4Lk1N8ON,
(Late wilkinsoa NarshsIi.)
Whslosale ana 1etaAl Drngaiss,
NO. % AAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for sasA TO tAe trade, and at retail, .
~ full assertuent Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Glass, 0lass aSs and
Vsrnishss, At and below market rates.
Aug. Is, 'tS-d
NITRATE Silver Crystslised-4s ounces Chen.
N iesliy pure, In store and for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
aagtod % Main.st.
GPTS. TURPENTfNE-200 gal. 10 barrels and
Al WILKINSON,
auglod % Mais-st.
l iNsEEp, Lard and Sperm Uii--2p0 gal. each,
Al. WILKINSON,
auEl0d % Maio.st.
A LCOH0L, 80 and 95 per eent.--500 gal in stsre
"A and for sale low by
A.J.wILKINsoN,
auglod W Main st.
soopEk's IslkeLAss-to ~ Of this superior
~ geiAtine for saleb
"A. s. WILKINSON,
aug,sd so Main.st
A YEk's Cherry Pectorai--2oo do.en Of this
= standard remedy for Coughs and Cold, In
store and for sale BY
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Ksokuk,
auglod % Astn- 1t.
Ros0s fer ens,
( IN Main street, between Sd and 9TH, ct An sx-
- cssdingiy Low figure. Apply to
augl6d CAVE ! BARBER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24


RAILROAD NOTICE,
NOTICE y hereby given to oil parties Il L rs.teA
~ that the consolidation Of thu Iowa Southern.
and tho keoku and Nebraska Railroad Compsnie ..
according 70 an act suthorising the same, has been
Perfected. The articles OF cousolidstiou entered
into for the construction Of the Rad from Keasau-
9sa, van buren Co., TO tho Missoari river, and to
bs styled lad known ~ the Nebraska and bUuth
Iowa Railroad Co., and nov fully authorissd to car
~ out the object Of thar organization.
RALPH r. LOWE, Prss's.
\. AArHs, sec'y.
OvY1cE ~ the NEBRASKA Ami
SouTR Iowa Il. k.co
The Stockholders u The Nebsasks sud South
Iowa Railroad Co. are hereby notified that they ass
required 10 pay IN iustAliment Of S per cent ~
their subscription 10 the capital stock Of ssid
Company forthwith, 70 II Duniavy, Eco, general
Agent
by order Of the Board Of Directors
y. MAYNR, Ssc'y:
keosauqua, June 30, l8ts-jy27
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

GovEKsErsT EXPENDITURES. We have
published the statement OF the Clerk of the
House OF Representatives, showing that the
appropriations Of the current fiscal year,
commencing in June, amounted to the euor.
nous sum Of one hundred and four millions
OF dollars. We transfer to our columns an
article from the n. Y. Courier l. Enoui,er.
showing the actual expenditures Of the Gov
eminent for the past year. That amount j,
actually much larger than the democratic pa.
apers even admit. but taking their own show
ing it appears that the Government spent be.
tween thirty and forty millions Of dollars
more than il received from the revenues, and
was compelled to run in debt to that amour.
TO meet ordinary expenses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

LEAD.--The Ottumwa Courier says that
lead ore has been discovered 10 the vicinity
Of KirkvilIe, Wapsllo county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
50 METMING NEWT
The Laaless $50 Aenslemen,s
MIRROR OF FORTUNE.

r n 4 ANAL SIN or LIYe.
ILLUSTRATED BY Gems from the host writer, !.
/ arranged In new and original manner for IL
sntertainmcnt OF Literary and Social Circles, ~
For sale by OGDEN, BROwNELL i CO.
aug9d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
Total Revenues for the year SAC, 557 1863 GO

Total Revenues for the year SAC, 557 $3.50 GO
In addition there we're bor-
rowed in the shape Of
Treasury Notes, still
outstanding and con-
shutting permanent
debt, 10000, 900 90
Total Receipts OF the year, 500 ,557 500 60
The expenditures Tor the same fiscal year.
exclusive of the Post. office, were:
FOR all purposes $77,s46,l67 II
OF which the public debt re.
deemed and extinguished 3,903,54S %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

Actual deficit 43l. 28S. 500 IL
In the official tables the sum Of $500 300
IL entered upon both sides Of the account a.
treasury notes re-issued and redeemed, over
and above the amount Of go ,0O0, 900 au-
thofized by law to be kept outstanding.
One part Of the transaction nulliHes the 9th.
er, and the item only serves to swell and CON-
piicase the account without answering any
useful purpose.
Including the Treasury notes originally is
sued, and the sum reissued and redeemed.
the following is the official statement OF Az
gregats receipts and expenditures for tho
year.
Receipts $7O,273, 500 GO
expenditures Sl,588,467 II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

eTODART's UnYIyaiea New Yerk
Piano EOFSes.
sAk magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
1 ma0ufastnrsd BY this house, fthc okiest anA
most extensive In the United 6sstcs), can Be pro-
cured Of the subscriber in every variety Of hsnd-
some rosewood cssss, Of 8, 81, ~ and Z octaves.
Parties 10 want Ut really hne Instrument, are
earnestly invited to call before purchssinr sLs-
where. II. D. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 9th and Pine sts.,
Aprill-dSn st. Louis, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

BrcHAsAs's LrrTxR TO ENGLISH. Some OF
the Buchanan papers Of Indiana admit that
the President did write letter to English.
Tor the purpose OF assisting 10 his re-nomi-
nation. Then why not give ii to the public?
IL il more shameless in,ermeddling thar
the one which they pronounce bogus The
fact il, undoubssdly1rasd the disinclination
80 publish Inc genuine letter supports it,
the published letter contains the substantial
matter with the genuine, il it 10 no. precise
copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

Leaving for ordinary expsndi-
lures of the year $73,94o,6lS 46
But it must be observed that bv the con-
tinuanoe Of pernicious and corrupting prac
tice, tending to cover up extravag ance and
deficits, the accounts Of the Postofice De-
partment are not brought into those of the
general treasury. What sum should be ad-
ded to the receipts under the head Of postage
upon domestic and foreign mail matter, is,
OF course, yet unknown to the public, but it
will probably not fall below 81 ,0o0 900. The
estimated expenditures for the late fscal
year were $l2,053, 900. The actual appro-
priations for the support OF this great De-
partment during the now cnrrent fiscal year,
are nearly Sc, 100000.
But 70 contne our attention for the pres
ent to the official figures, partial and imper-
fect as the statement is, We are enabled to
make the following comparison Of the actual
Revenue and Disbursements:
Revenue from oil sources $46,557 $3.50 60
Disbursements, Except
for the Post Ofice,I: 77,846, 1877 II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
Real Estate wanfad
FIREAdEN'5 BALL.

EIREMEN,5 BALL.
TINHE Officers and Members Of the Hook
and Ladder Company No. l, respect 80
fully announce to the public that they =
will give ball on THURSDAY EvK-
MING, SEPTEMBER 2B, at BURROWS HALL
The object for whidh the Ball Is given 10 to raise
msney sufficient To furnish the Hall Of the Apps-
ratus House, in order that the Company may have
place for the proper ira nsactiod Of business.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
A. Lynch, T. H. Allyn, b. p. Dedson.
Il. Jedorde, H .rableman.
MANAGERS:
J. d. Knight, l.. L. 0'Conncr,
X. II. MAgruder, J. NJ. Reid,
Hon. y. W. Rankin, d. Reddington,
Capt. J. n. Gwin, Mai J. Y. Anthony,
Judge 7. W. Clayett, Col. J. N. 0rifbth,
Judge J. II. Love, 4 VIM. Timbsruan,
Gen Van Antwerp, ID. B. Smith,
J. N. Hanna, X. T. Harris,
w. W. Beiknap, Il. Booth.
VIM. II. Campbell, Dan. 4. Dsvis.
NA- Tickets can be had Of the Committee Of Ar
rAngcments.
PRICE 81 90.
JcnnIngs' QuAArilIe Hand
W l. l. BE In ATTE NOE.
aur2A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

q II e P FOR G ASHi
"E haveiu received and opened splendid
w stoe X OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
And have everything . man can call for in The
Clothing limo, from coarse t. supeynns, and fron
plain to very handsome. Its no use 10 klev q
expatatei we have just the articles for hard times
that customers call with I8-Cash In Aand-u@
Al get great bavesin., =
Remember the place. next to Collier RA hton's
Grocery, on I'd street.
apr9dtf s. POLLOCK CO