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ETTo Young Men.--Be cautious
Of lady who runs from the wash tub to
exchange her dress at your approach
--you will'want a long purse to sup
ply her.-Also beware of her with a
half dozen rings on her fingers, and
who sits in Church with her gloves
off, that all she has Of any value about
her may be seen to advantage. 'H
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

!" COstar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Exter.
Put up in 2Oc., &c., 65c,, and 81, Boxes.
Costar's" Bed Bug Exterminator,'
Put upin 25c., 50, 75c., and 81, Bottles.
"Costar's' Electric Powd'r, for ants,
Insects, DC. Put up in 25c. and SOC. Box's.
Principal Depot, No, 1888 Broadway, New
York, and sold by DRUGGISTS and,
DEAL ERS everywherein in the United States,
Cana das, West In1ies and South America
0B Full particulars by Mail. I'm "
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u A. w o r III G u .
JOHN M. CoE.

A'tO'mey al La0O and Notary Public,
WILL be always found in his Office for
w business, and may be consulted in
any department of his profession but will
devote himself especially to the following
special branches !; Yl. III 'tNi j I
l, To the preparation Of every kind Of
Conveyance or instrument affecting real
estate, and TO the determination, by suit or
otherwise, Of contested titles to Town Lots,
Of land in Lawrence or elsewhere.
2, To disputed Claims in the Land
0flices and in the General Office al
Washington,
3. To thepreparatiop, Of all papers and
proceedings in the collection Of Claims,
and the settlement Of estates, and tby
bringing Of suits in the Probate Court fol
Douglas and other counties. l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

R Mother, mayn't | have the
big Bible in your room p -'0 ''''''A
Yes, my son, and l am gladito see
you desirous of perusing that book.
What do you most want to see in it?'
4 only want to see whether / can
smash flies in it like Bill Smith does
at school! um...,s'tI
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

WA Washington letter writer
closes his epistle in this wayia" l
have not noticed the gambling hells,
lest it should be said that / am at
tacking the privileges of the Repre-
sentative of the people," o''ig
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

~ Pomel-The wi d it blew, the
Enow it few, and raised particular
thunder--with skirts and hoops, and
chicken coops-and all such kind of
plumber" n 20, anl Ilf'TJ
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

RT- II is not great wealth, nor
high station, which makes a man
happy. Many Of the most wretched
beings on earth have both. Bstitis
q radiant, sunnyspirit, which knows
how TO besrlittle trials and enjoy litI
tlo comforts, and which thus extracts
happiness from every incident Of life.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

EyGen. Calhoun says that the
pro-slavery state officers are elected
by over 2, 600 majority. He discards
the returns of several counties sent to
Gen. Denver. cow F n
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

R7v GIVE your boys trade, and
learn them to depend upon their own
resources, apd they will make shrewd
and smart men.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

NItis estimated that were all the
United States as denSely inhabited as
Massachusetts,, they would have q pop
ulation Of 446, ,000,0 ,0n0 souls. 7lil
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

Ry CoSscIENcE is the most elias
tic material in the world. To-day
you cannot stretch it over mole-hill
--to-morrow it hides n mountain.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

ET Who would exchange the
humble peace which virtue gives, for
all thohohors and pleasures ofiaVain
world? .4lsttA .q.rsaw,I
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

EY- A rhuE son Of genius reads
human nature, and can influence the
millionsirsIor the lowest laboFcr,w
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

RTatWhat are tho chief ends, Of
mani" asksIa school teacher Of his
pupils. Head and feet, was hereply.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

Cav In Asia tliey worship mon
keys Quety+-don't the crittsr some-I
timcs got deilled often among us?
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

cIEw- Why ia ,a roam horse like
Prairie City, Because II has gray
hams (GRAiiAMs DMilW 70
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18
JOHNSON I. HOUSE.

Nos 81 and 80 VcnmOtaldt., Laurence, K.T
e1BENJlJoHNsoN, PROPRIETOR !
uJ' Stages leave daily Sor al parts Of the
ii,,H1 : tapa1l Territory, 'ypf gai9 ly
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

kT Bad for the head-0np, hjck-
ory cl1b, or four whisky punched.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18
MORROW HOUSE.

Corner Of Winthr9p, qnd Mass. streets
LAWRENCE, env .HeKANZAs,
TTASthis day been leased BY ELDRIDGE
I'LL BROTHERS, and wilf hereafter Bo
kept N The best styio, second 10 no other N
ihs Territory Also headqapttsts, for BD. .
BRIDGE BROTHERS, Post Coach and
express iiDes, ,runnlng 70 md from Lei
compton, Lcayenworth, ,Wyandott md Kan.
zas CITY, making connections with stage
lines IN and about Kanzas Territory. l9tf
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Take Notice.

IT. a Take Notice. sWls
GEORGE WOLFE would announce 10 the
OcitiEcns Of Prairie City and vicinity that
he has number Of excellent workmen un.
der his employ, and is prepared to execute
all orders In tho carpcntering line with deS-
patch, He Is an experienced carpenter,
and tho people would do we'll TO employ
him. Ho is bona 6de citizen, and viii
attend promptly to his business, thus ron.
dcring entire satisfaction to his employers,
"iI IN iN.'NIl. .I eff
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

@ ,",o, ,di ,Ssas. ,PR0UTY, bar eIJs
REGISTER b FgSgpEEDs,
us,vigPrairiel City, KanEas. .spsqr
OGss ia I" Hyvswss'y EllAMstssxf g1dst
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In thisrcspcct, we think, Prairie City has
the advantage over many other towns In tho
country While water, us rule, is abund.
ant, aud Of a good quality in tho Territory,
still 1t is Of a better quality and more east
ly obtained In some localities than others,
Wethihk every citizen can have good wa
or In his yard at an expense Of from twenty
TO fifty dollars. This, II will bo ackhowl-
edged, Is desidcptum Of greater value
than almost my thing else, II must DO 4
great drawback to town, where All the
water ishrolght from q spring, or hauled
from The river, or obtained by digging from
fnyte eighty flet TO obtain H. i0 0l,1g. 3,
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES
We can truthhlly say that in no part Of
Kanxas Territory are the people 80 Blessed
with cducatiopal privileges AZ tho people Of
thig section On "Liberty HILL within
the city site, Ia now being erected d Semi.
nary, which is designed for four teachers,
When completed II will bp two stories in
height, surrnounted with an ornamental
cupola. The Methodist ", Church b ave
leca,sd and now hare hands ht work srcot-
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O p e N A g A L N /!
C. q. Wilson

TNFORn0 Ais fhsads that Ne ~ opsasd again ct
lshis old Stand - nsesDA stsse4 Assf Nain, form
ss1y u.1 \. Dsahlaiay . Wilsen. with lares stock
2f wAll RspAfs 0Aatiessfy. Envelopes, drawing
papsss Inhe Psnts, heel Dsohs, ~, H., I'll Of
whieA - uiM ssli lowss thas ever bsfsrs olsrsd
ukeekoh, sSas
W wouA al1o ssgssst the proprisay Of III thoss
who have not settled their accouats with ths late
arm of y. \. y. . y. that now would b. aa sx-
ccllsnt opp0stunity 70 20 20, - hs 10 anxious TO
close Up che buSinsss II the Afn.
npe9tA
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Hare's Mission of the Comforter.
Six Days OF Creation.
Thompson's Moral and Religious Essays.
Barnes Notes.
Abbotis Young Christian Seriss.
Layard's Ninevah and its Remains.
Bards of the Bible. BY 0ilRlAu.
History Of the English Bible.
Chambers on the Power and Wisdom Of God
Nelson on Inndeiity.
winners Episcopal Manual.
Vinett's Paftoral Theology.
Roms-Christian and papal.
kirvan's Letters 10 Bishop Hughes.
History Of the Protest slant church In Hungary.
History Of the Reformation.
sash-bsd Scenes.
Closet Hours.
Pilgrims Progress.
Christian Thcism, by Thompson.
Porter's Chart Of Life.
Porter's Revivals Of Religion.
Thosghts TO Help and Cheer.
Bible Dictionary.
Christisn Titles.
Make the Best Of Both Worlds.
Man and his Motives.
Flectwood's Life Of Christ.
Faber on the Doctrine Of Election.
Select Family and Parish Sermons.
Buck . Religious Anecdotes.
Dicks Works.
Also, . large selection Of Miscellaneous Books
among which are many Of the late publications.
Apr2Sd HART BARBER.
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ID E6PkCTHULLY inieens The inhahitants Of
II Ksskuk and it, vieinsy. tAat he win aatead to
sny basinsss h ms lins. krem IN loag expalsDss
Of ~ yeas, he AAs naAs hinssM fs1iliss With
the vsrieas diseases In the horss-Hpidemie and
esrs, ewsspy, Besis. Werns, Coils, Bpasns, Ggevsn
Benz, Gpsains, Aine Dons, CarAs, ~. Msa5Sinss
EN- - Had ~ calling At BIZ Sssidsxes, on ltA IT,,
bstwsea johnson and 1xcAaAgs, Ksokuk, Len.
ian99dly
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0leaasion WAaSoa.
x Man With family, Who he's hssn faisad =
AlAsass, wants , plsss In The country. 1nQulss
q this O1ass. lapsl3dAw1
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KEOKUk classical. SCHOOL.

KEOKUk classical. SCHOOL.
V1NnE undersigned will open ON Monday next,
The 10th Of May, In the Iowa Medical Collage,
In this city, ClaMi1D nhaol for the instrnstion
Of young men and 10 will be taught
Ancient Isnsasss - higher MatSc-
mAtics also, the nAes u . Common
English Kdacation. L. beitations In scrip
turs will alssbs kept NJ d1{s1e the session.
Tbs scholastic year will b divided into four
quartcrs, Of ten weeks each.
TUITION:
Languages, Sciences and higher Mathematics, per
w
Common English Branches, per quarter...... I 80
Payable 81 the end d each quarter.
WV. JAMESON, Principal.
Rev. Jno. W Scott, D. D., prsst Wash. COL, Penn.
Rev. WIN. p. A1rish, D. D., Prof. MstA., do
Rob't Miiiigan, A. n, Prot. Msth. Bethany Col
iage, Va.
Rev. J.. R. Moon, Principal Monongai Acad. Va.
Hon. 4. h. Reed, Washington, Penn.
A. s. Richie, Esq, " est Middlstown, Penn.
Jno. J. Hornish. ESD, Keokak, Iowa.
II. creag, t:qs,
Keokuk, May 8, '6S-dln
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JNhn 0raMiss Estate.
II HAVE been duly appointed Administrators Of
! JohA .htSAt, dseeassd, Of jackson Township,
Lee sVanty fswa, md hereby notify all parties
having AlaiAA against the rams to present them
to me, pe64SffI auth entiex ted, and within the
time s1eei6sd $law. All per sons knowing them
selves indsbteato Diseased are required to make
settlement ~ soon = possible.
LWOOD
Ee0ksk, May 5, div Administrator.
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Ele plants In KndIa-.Thcir InteIIt-
gcnce..-A Ceurt.martAal Punish
mn 4. AC.

gcnce..-A Ceurs.martAal Punish
ment, &c.
A Calcutta corresponds nt Of the Il. Y.
Commercial Advertiser, in giving an account
OF visit to Barrackpore, says:
We saw the recently arrived elephants
from Burmah they looked in good condi-
ton. There were ninety Of them at the
stables, and many were travelling about
through the different streets and roads.
bad short ride upon ono of the largest,
who kneeled down to enable me to. mount
him, and some Of them made salaam with
their trunks when told to do 20 by their keep
en- They are intelligent animals. A story
was told me Of number Of elephants in one
OF the Mofussil districts. One Of them had
committed fault in refusing to carry a
slight additional burden, when told by the
"mahout" las the driver is called that he
would get extra grog for it. lie was tried
by court-m martial in the presence Of twenty
Of his elephsntine brethren, and convicte d,
and, on the kdepcr's reading the sentence, all
raised their trunks in acknowledgment Of its
justice Another was appointed to fog him,
which he did by giving him fifty lashes with
Icing chain twined round his trunk, and ths
oulprit received the whole meckly. knowing
we'll he deserved it They are very cunning
as to weighing their food with their trunkl
when on march, and II there Is an ouno,
short they discover it and insist on the rog
ular allowance. Whom travelling they hav,
each gallon Of grog day, just rs sailor
and soldiers have their glass. Those ami
mails were at Barrackrore recruiting, an,
were soon TO be sent up the country to serv,
| in the English cause.
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BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

6G6OAC0 xA& AUN0NX.
Nov, In confederation Of hard times. Il In
~ very necsssary for our eitisens TO use econ
otsy in the purchase u what they consume. In
order 20 live tat and cheap yoa mast buy GOOD
and CHEAP Ariteles. To do thIs, ell at W. II !.
Austin Co.. old stand, where zen win And his
sucoessor,
8. i. Daxnum.
and his accommodating CLERKS, who Are ever
ready And willing 70 Administsr 70 the WAah Of
the sssntless multitude who daily th1ong
aroand his countsr, awaiting their tara 70 Be
served vita The good tAingsso necessary y hfs.
citissHs Of Ksokak, and farmers # the ssr-
rounding country, give ne : ssll, and yea will
never regret Il The lengsst day yen 1--we.
The sndsrsign - having purcAassd tho entire
sto II Of WI. AastiA = Co., 1t No. 1op, south
aide Of Asia street, tire 6esrs west Of Fourth,
10 soIieltsss Of . shars u the patronage II his
ffisnds sHA the pablie generally.
0osAa Will BE- deli vsrsd to any paft Of the
atty With promptnsss snd dispstch. Terms strict
y CASH.
N. ,. you will And yss ssn bsy goods fully y
cheap y you formerly have dens. Dor forget
10 Msin-st. B. L. DAHNUx.
Ksokuk, MaS I ,,Se.dAwM
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mediate vicinity. On all hands IT, 80.
lent disposition 10 to economist expenses, pay
OF outstanding debts and avoid incurring
new ones, or engaging in any business Or
speculation requiring cash investment or ex-
penditure. Az result Of this the money
throughout The sesntry is gathered up oAre-
fully end I I1sssy % the great centres Of
credit. = = 6sarehing economy and the
ndisps ssAsr upon new speculation.
tsads tsl Asa every dollsr for paying Of
present isdS6Ssdness and stswly destroys the
demand for outside - ions Of any char.
actor whatsoever. ThaS = economy Of liv
ing ~ saved millions 4 dollars during tn.
last 1hnonths, which following the debt.
paying current has flowed into the Eastern
banks; and there have been no counter
currents Of enterprise or speculation to carr,
il back again and diffuse It over the coun
Wy.
The amount Of specie in Eastssn banks i,
now greater than ever, while i1togest il l0v
e. and the amount OF loans constantly di
minishing.
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THE DTrERENcE BKrwEEx Tnnn. Since
the Springfield Convention, II difference
between she Douglas men and III Buchan-
iers 10 more clearly defined than before
The latter believe in thesC insinnaei Platform
with old Buck thssl IT, - pFinsipal hgure;
structure, but went 1aek o. - .
Little Giant put - ln0tead ~ DRIED
Scott Decision il tho creed which, Dashan-
iers and boilers repeat with equal q
Republicans are not specially calledVpeD Ia
choose between thess 1netions ~ long sSthsy
have satisfying q W their own.-lChi-
cago Tribune.
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KEOKUK A1lGm SCHOOL.
FsuFsA Quarter.

KEOKUK l1iGHa SCHOOL.
TsuFsh quarter.
fINHE Fourth Quarter Of this School win com.
L mence on Monday, Nay 10th, In the rooms on
3th street between Main and johnson.
The same b 81 alma In regard TO scholarship and
Dr. pltn will b MAINTAINED ~ heretofore. The
school will hereafter Be open 70 both male and fe-
male pupils.
There will BE- three aspartments--primary, In
termediate and Acsdemc--in which tho charge per
quarter Of ten weeks will be ~ follow:
Primary Dsrp1msnt, per quartsr,..........4 8 90
sInternlediatx Department, per quartsr,..... 90
edomie Department, per quarter, .......... 10 90
khsac rates. payable Invariably BY the middle Of
quarter, defrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
N There will b. general weekly exercises in Com
eeiH Elevation, 70.
10 deJuction will be made for absence, except In
E1asee OF sprotracted sickness.
MThc seryinAs Of Prof. BrAcs have been secured tc
give instssVfIbn In German, French, Drawing, and
roll Pstnttne He will also give Instructors In the
pseparatosy exercises OF Perspective Drawing free
VI charge.
r J. NJ. McLANE,
keokuks Nay Q, IS Principal.
A. ~. AkCNSON, NJ. -.
lf1FRfoA sAd Residence In Union Block, Isl
~ MAin-st., ever vowell's Dug Store.
mAy5d0 &A
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= eokOk A40ncy
ron
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines

TEE ABOVE MACHINES, s
~THE BEST EvER rNvRNTRD.~
A RE sold st this agency 1t the nAnnfastursrs
Apricss, adding only tho cost Of transportation.
- lnstructions in operating the machine siven
gratis 70 purchasers Of Machines.
Refer 70 the following Ladies in Keokuk, whe
hAss thssa machines in use.
1rs. Nv. Kilbourne, Mrs. A. B .Chittsnden,
Ars. Wm Ae0avic, Mrs.. J. q. Floyd,
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mrs. jobs Burns
Apply personally or by letter 10
Elk. BUELL.,
a. Main-at.. far stairs>
spr2odAw keokuk, Iowa.
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The facts which are the foundation Of Mr..
Giddings' new work wsre obtained BY him,
wo learn, from documents made accessible
to him BY his position - member Of the
House Committee on Claims. II Nash
ington correspondent Of the New X1tk Even
ing Post thus speaks Of ii:
81 have examined with pleasure and in
etruction como Of the advance sheets Of
fsThe Exiles Of Florida, BY Joshua X. Gid
ldings, and now passing through tho press Of
Follstt, Foster 4 Co., Columbus, Ohio
The work will contain about 400 pages, and
will prove valuable history Of important
events which will undoubtedly b passed
over b tkose who claim teab9ihe historians
Of the Neunt1y, either IN N11Dqusnce Of the
spscuIins 1lution' whic0sl Il concerns, or
beoanss thsy have not tho facilities for ac-
quiriug information on the subject. To any
other man than Mr.. Giddings, the subject OF
the Spanish Maroons or Seminole slaves,
would become complex and remote. Per-
haps there has been no subjsot which he has
more thoroughly investigated in shs course
Of his public duties, NOR apy that he oompre-
hends better than this. box will cover
: vaHaeal ofimportAnt il hation besides
thai o. which il 10 the special object Of the
| author to treat.
The character Of Oscsola, a. delineatsd
BY the pen Of Mr.. Giddings, u grand to oon-
template. His parsntage, marriage, roman
tic life and noble death make up most
thrilling and instructive chapter 10 the work,
and while thaHhoie Is producsd 10 the usual
| " aarnests - and concise style Of the
fauthsr, it u beautiful with : romance
nore charI than can DO gaaAsred from
the world o. fiction"
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The room or rooms ever the City Book Store.
The sssond story ear b thrown into Law slRess II
rsss. issnIss i u cssy Boos Store, o. 4 4. !.
Oodsu, corner 81 6saena and Main streets. Tocea1
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To Ladies ana Anate0so % pla ate
MR.. P. BELIEF, FLORIST,
spring and Summer ~ 1850.
SUPPLIEaIUST RECEIVED.
. auTcnIHso4. sANss Dnwsy.
HUTCHINSON Il DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Third -st., bet. Main Johnson.. KROKUK
Lave justrsesivsd NJ their Fashionable 1ailos-
Ling and Furnishing este blishnsnt . ehoioe A.
excellent supply Of Dseadclsths, Cassinnrss, Vest
ings, and cents fsfnlshine 0scds, 81 all asssrip-
10 the most approved ord settatastory nannsr.-
They areeonstantiy resolving the Nsu York AID
reiiadelphaa and respectfully seiisit alI
who desircgood work AAd tbs best material 70 eive
them call. 4
Nara. ,Aadlx HIfTCHING0N 4 nRxRv
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OOo8K0oobOaots
Inths Senate, Monday, Mr.. Chandler SUBJ
nittsd proposition for IN appropriation in
favor Of the Improvement Of St. Clair Flatsi
The discussion indicated that the question Of
River and Harbor Improvements il likely to
taks party aspect, tho National Dsmocra-
y under their fire. eating leaders being OPP
Pssed, and the Republicans and Douglas De-
nocracy In favor Of these improvements. -
The matter was finally referred to the Com
nittss on Commerce for information.
Nothing important occurred in the House
Mr. Stephens gave 49, ~ wesld
I'll up the bill for the q q nne.
~ next day. A message received from
The President accompanied ~ foarimms1s4
pilss Of manuscript documents iHsslation 4
Indian affairs in California and Oregon
which excited &C. e1ieus remarks. Tn,
Hoaie refused = Fem.
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gTPsAce il the svenisg star Of the soul,
- virtas 10 it sun, and the Two are never far
spsrt.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
A Ei ection for one School Director in each Of
u the Sub School Districts Of the City Of X co.
kuk. viii be held on Saturday the sth day of May,
ls5s, at the following banned places.
IA In sub-District No. l--At School Room 9Th
street, between Concert and High.
In sub-Distiict No. AIT the Central School
House.
IN Sub District No. Sat School House on Hi h
street. near 18th.
In Sub District No. AT DIR. T. Smiley q Office,
ON Main-At., between 7th and sth.
In sub-DiErict No. DAT Medical College on
I'd street.
In Sab-Distriet No. Q AT Turner'S Hall, in 4th
ward.
In Sub-Distriet No. AT Passenger Station Of
X. f. IAN. R.R.
In sab-DistIict No. Sat tho residence o. Jno
Looms. wv. OGDEI,
May 4, 1s6s-d5t Sec'y.
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S1tsSory % he MovRono.

fNHR Reli gious, Social and Political Histssy
! Of the Mormons or LAttef-Day Saints. fron
their origin = the pseecns time, tainiag fall
stAtsmcsts Of their doctrines, govsrnmsnS, And
condition, and msnoirs of their foandsr, JesspA
Smith BY San I n. 6n neksf, 4. n. Jnat rec a
and Tor ssis By OGDEN ,1R0WNELL AGO.,
sspsd - Main 81
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dhf Waff Giin:
X 60 X u X /:
'URSDAY MORNING,

10 Dss MorHHs VALLEY WHs6
= nssdsy 1t this once, IL one d H.
ass In lows. and has avery large and incrcas-
eirsslAsion throughout the Des Moinrs Val
.1a4ASm Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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YA,xColLEoE.--The revival in Yale Col
lsge, says the Neg1 oen Register, il with
cot . precedent, 81 fAs numbers interested
are concerned. In fact il 10 said to include
nearly ~ the students among the converts
are some who have been very bitter scolfers,
and who were toierably well armed with the
philosophy Of the inhdel. A gentleman in
! forms u, on the authority Of IN officer Of
thsisstitution, that the irreligious are now
ri snail minority.v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-06

Tsrs RsocoH recent sneeeh ut
Leavsnworth, Gen. Lane got Of the follow
ing ssgacious remark i" Why" said be,
- success ID within our grasp. Let there
oaoebs aprssident elected who will distribute
the nssiosal patronage among the non-slaye-
holding population Of the south, and Slavery
i blown higher than kilS."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-06
Blankets. 4l9nk0fa :

01oUR0t0, 9lonB6t9
IA stock Of Superior UeA HAamkoSs ean
lv1 now b bought 1t very rsdnssd prisss. Tor
CASH. p. y. I0S1ER.
AovSd4w 6seond-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-06

-. Q. C11Oss, General Agent.
0nes In ksCsss's Duidiss, sss. Aaia : 3nd IT. !,
KBOKUK, IOWA.
W1 ars pespossa - pa ~, ~ rsesoeabls terms,
w ths soIid Or hollow esppes - issa rods, With
points warranted - - esaains. Al work war
rantsd - represented q - pey. PisAss call and
sxaniss eur naasriais bsiors p1rcAasing
& ap35a1ots
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-06
N. w. JONES,

WATCH. M x EN- AND JEWELER !,
ID RSPECTFULLY informs the citissns Of Kso-
N kuk and vicinity that he may b found at J.
Parmcls's, Date Parmele 4 Campbsil) No. 57}
Msin-st., between I'd and Sd, where be would b.
pleased to attend to the wants Of ell who may IA
vor him with call.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewslry repaired and
warranted. NV. JONES.
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