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Notice.

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
ed The Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tioss. Henceforth, no name will be entered
On our books unless it be accompanied by
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
psr win stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do %; but they must look to the carriers and
not % ~ for their papers, as the carriers
bay the papers of US, and there our respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
cssss, but If they see ft to give credit that is
thor business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and fhe terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered to.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 co.
KEOKUK POST,
FER VIZ. REFS, Ac't.
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FOR the Gate city.


The Picnic.
Notwithstanding the heavens were over
cast with heavy and threatening clouds early
on Tuesday morning, the day proved e.
ceedingly pleasant to many young hearts.
and, may add, to not a few old ones il was
the happiest day Of the season.
Agreeably to previous appointment, the
Sabbath school scholars connected with the
First Presbyterian Church, together with
their teachers, parents and invited friends,
left here at O'Clock a. m, on the Montrose
Railroad in an extra train, generously fur
nishsd for the occasion by j. II. Sullivan,
Esq. The company went through to Mont
rose, where half hour was spent in taking
a view of that ancient town, once known ms
Fort Des Moines, and Mt an earlier period Of
time, when occupied by the sons Of the for
est, as Wee-so-e-noke. II is a beautiful
plat of ground, as is also the site of Nauvoo,
directly opposite. Many "reminiscences of
the early history of these two places were
called up to the memory OF the writer, which
might be interesting to many, but | have
only time at present to write about our pic
mic. We returned to Judge Ballingn's plan
tation, where he had kindly and generously
made arrangements for US in beautiful
grove near his new and commodious man
sion, BY suitable tables and seats to accom- :
modate the entire company. More than that,
the Judge had ready upon the ground an am
pie supply of ice and water.
Every family took from one to four well
filled baskets, SO that there was no lack of
good things, and after all had eaten there
were gathered up many baskets full. Every
body threw off care. Every body seemed to
be happy.
About an hour before leaving for home, the
company was called together, and after the
singing of hymn, Judge Ballingcr deliver
cd very appropriate and interesting address
to the children, after which Res. Mr.. Aspin-
wall and II. Scot, Howell, Esq, made some
instructive remarks, when another hymn was
sung.
Thus closed one of the most pleasant oc-
casions the writer has witnessed in many q
day. We arrived safely back TO keokuk
about 5 p. IN, only regretting that any of
our frieds, old or young, were not with us
to share the pleasure and feel happy at heart
for one day. RED BIRD.
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'y.men. directed in the general order Of

movement directed in the general order Of
No. IL.
A detachment of recruits, about 300 strong,
under command Of Major Buckua, left Fort
Leavsnworth on the 2lst inst. for New Mex
leo.
tiALITAx, July 27.-The steamship Europa
arrived at Halifax al 6 O'Clock this morning.
She had moderate weather and light wester-
ly winds during the passage. On the 2lst
July, in lat. SO, long. 30, she passed q large
brig rugged steamer, steering cast, supposed
to be the Arabia. On the 23d, lat. so, long.
Al, a large ship-rgged screw steamship.
The steamer Jura sailed for New York,
direct, 90 the same day with the Europa.
The British Government will take no furth.
or steps against Thomas Allsop, and with
draws the offer OF . reward for his apprehen-
sion.
The Europa news will be received in sea-
son for Tomorrow mornings edition.
New YoRK, July 27.--The United States
frIgate Msrimac Was at Psyta, june 25th, all
we'll.
Adyces from Busnos Ayres are to june
TO- business dull, and but little produce
coming in. The country was quiet.
Advces from Port au Platte are to July Ia.
Business very dull; the market was glutted
with NIL kinds of merchandise; specie was
very scarce, and the people had lost oil con-
iidence in the government. Paper money
was exchanging at the rate Of l,50 for one
dollar.
Last evening the crew Of the harbor police
boat 10. Is were dispatched on board of the
ship Philadelphia, lately arrived from Liver.
pool, and now lying of the Battery, aud ar.
rested III Of the crew, colored, and locked
II. ~
the night, and this morning they were taken
to The Fombs for further examination ut half
past ten.
This morning the U. S. steamer sloop o:
war Brooklyn WAS safely launched from ia
cob A, WestervilPs ship-yard, foot Of Hous-
ton st.
had been done to the crops in the interior by
the late rains. Several bridges ON the Fort
Riley road have been carried away also, the
new bridge across the Kansas river Ut Tope-
ka, by q heavy rise.
Numbers Of team iters are arriving from
Utah, having been detained at Camp Scott
during the winter and spring by insufficient
means Of transportation.
CT Holmes had reference to the kind Of
weather that We have been having for the
past few days, when he wrote the following
verses.
he weather cock has rus.ed East;
The blue sky Is forgotten;
and earth's saturated sponge,
And vegetation's rotten.
hate to see the darkest side;
! hate 10 be complaining;
But hang me ii my temper stands
Ills raining, raining, raining
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A TrIpsrlise Unity.


The harmonious Democracy are ultiply-
ins names and platforms very rapidly in
these latter days. Not to say ANYTHING of
Hard and Softs, State Rights and Union,
Democrats, and numerous other cognomens
by which various sections Of the party are
designated in other portions Of the country,
we have in our midst the National Democra-
cy, the Douglas Democracy, and the Clagett
Democracy. Each Of these tripartite parties
OF the ever harmonious, all-presailing De-
nocracy have their own platform, their own
special leaders, their banner, and their war
cry.
AID now, in the Journal Of Wednesday
evening, Hussey, one-third Of the propelling
force Of the Democratic organ, dissatisfied
with the position Of his party aud Of the 9TH
ertwo-third power Of the organ, comes out
oyer the signature Of II. with a platform of
Ms own. He repudiates the abuse which the
Democratic party has heaped upon the Afri-
can Sunday school, avows deep sympathy
and more ardent love for the negroes than
that attributed to the editors Of the Gate
City, and boasts that he can prove it by the
colored brethren themselves, declares his op-
position to slavery and to the principles of
the bred Scott decision which fastens slave
ry on the Territories in spite Of the people,
and generally takes what would be accounted
extreme Abolition grounds by the National
Ngders. He only excerpts to wha, he con-
ceives TO be the position Of the Rev. MIR.
Brown, that negro children are equal or su.
perior TO white children.
Thus, il seems, the organ OF the Democra-
ey here represents in its proprietors not only
the trlpartiie divisions Of the party, but also
afour,h phase in the platform Of DR.. Hus-
sey, the od-time Aboitionst, and Know
Nothing. We understand, az nearly as we
can gather the sentiments Of the Rabbis of
the Journal, that 6winn is a weak kneed
Nshonai Newt 2 stnbbed Douglasre: DIR.
II. Husseyite, three Clsgett Demo-
Gratis.
Norm BEsp Loo CaB,s BrRNrp.-Tbe IA
mous residence OF General Harrison, occu-
pied by his son-in-law. Mr.. Taylor, was de-
stroysd by freihe other night. Several val
.-sa..r portraits .-t many documents sd in
teresting heir-looms Of the family were de-
stroysd with the building.
FiRE.-The extensive furniture establish
ment OF Scarritt x Mason, Of st. Louis was
destroyed By IRE last Sunday morning. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, on which there
wAs Insurance TO the amount Of 6fty-four
thoasAnd dollars.
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~ Inc journal - ureaufully shocked
over our allusion to the fact that the Demo.
cratic party endorsed amalgamation by elect
ing Rich. NJ. Johnson, = political amagsma-
ZIONIST, Vice President of the United States.
1t charges US with making on attnck on the
dead. Our attack was on. the Democratic
party. Our allusion was to historical fact,
as every Kentuokian, aud many outside of
X Kentucky, can vouch Of their own personal
knowledge. IL is and was notorious that
Dick johnson did nmalgamate, and did try
to introduce his yellow daughters into soci-
ETY.. and on more than one occasion created
a muss by the effort, which was noticed in
the newspapers of Kentucky at the time.
This humbug about attacking the dead
never prevents mankind from speaking Of
the crimes OF n Nero, or an Arnold, or Of
the peecadilloes of better and greater men
than either, nor do we know any reason why
the great Democratic amalgamationist, one
Of the honored leaders of the Democracy,
should be sanctifed by death from serving
to illustrate the Inconsistency Of the Demo.
cratic party.
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RD1k1sAcna:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, Rsq., Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Mcssrs. Dana, EarrAs = Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nsvhsry, Wells River, W.
Msssrs. Maitocks, RarronA Smith, Chicago.
Aessrs. 0resley 4 Gale, St. Louis.
Rev. Gee. Dsnison, Keokuk.
y. y. Hinman, Eco.
feb1kd
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We have not received the proceedings of
the Republican Judicial Convention, held at
Burlington on Wednesday, but we learn
from delegates present that there vas full
Convention, and = cordial acquiescence in
the nominations made. Francis Springer, of
Louisa county, vas nominated as the Repub-
iicsn candidate for Judge Of the First Judi
ciai District Marsh. of Henry county, can
aidats for District Prosecutor. and b. F.
Miller, Of Lee county, candidate fer Member
II the Board Of Education.
Mr.. Springer IL one Of the eldes, and m os,
inaussfial ciiiTens Of the State, gentleman
Of Enc abilities, courteous manners and
Avrr prrminen; =. the bar Of the Territory
and State fer many yes-a- He has not been
a sctive practice ssrcc has service AZ Recely-
ef-bs the Land oEct a, Fairfield we believe.
bot bis superior ,sgal abilities and admirable
fitness for the discharge Of the aAies Of the
beach are frlly conceded by al members Of
the legal profession who have been familiar
With his career in the profession. His las,
pahlic service in the State was in the posi-
lion OF President Of the late Constitutional
Convention, over the deliberations of which
he presided with such dignity, courtesy and
skill a. to secure the admiration Of all par
ties. In our Territorial days Mr.. Springer
was frequently member Of the Legislature. !
asd was during one or two terms President
Of the Council.
In all these responsible positions he has
discharged his duty with eminent ability,
with honor to himself and to the satisfaction
OF the public. lie is just the man to reflect
honor upon the bench and to discharge its re-
sponsibihties with dignity and efficiency
let the people OF Lee county then, remem-
bering that we have had the Judge without
intermission for dozen years past, now give
generous support to Francis Springet.
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Ing Machines are deemed indispensable. The
public insist upon hsving their slot6ing. Ae, made
BY them. Singer . Family Sewing NAchine is ths
latest presented for composition, aid, being AZ
ranged With full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machisss for similar ares hss avoided or vsne6ieI
them all. II IL the hapdsonsss Sewing NecAine
ever made, and the easiest 70 leasp 70 operate.
lts cxccllcnt mechanical principles and Qualities
are readily appreciated BY those acquainted With
coming universally adopted. Apply for I. n.
Singer Co. . 0axctts. Copies supplied gratis.
Western once lao Lake Street, Chicago.
mch4d6m WIN. BkODERICK, Agent.
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Agent Of tho N. O.e.S. Co.
No. 80 Dearborn Sfrsss. CAtrs~o. M


q Nd n u n X - ALI = Al
o. CANADA.
~ADELI0HTPUL 4 ROMANTIC ROUTE
ynoH TEE wRsT 70
Bosfon, NeW York, and ire Easfsym Exofns
va fhe MtcAassa Central Great Weefs,r.
OgdessbtrgAt Vermont Ctntvss. SD
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA
PasssuxeTs BY this routs have IN Opportunity AZ
visiting some Of the grnndsst and noet WA
dsrful scenery 10 the world, includine Tcteafs.
Ntsgsys Falls Sespswsicn Bridge, NossSeA I.isr<,,
RaPtds ef tia 81. LsHrssrs, Quebec, NoHsyssI. NM
Mosnfstss, fAs 7sbsisr b. t4ss, tsssry fve ME- q
iensfA1, Lake CAsmSiata, Tsns Of Monfseve,e1.
Hsdsca River, ETC., rte.
On and after Msy l. 1858, Basgags viii i.
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EHgGRAnT
Pasasgts may Be secured 81 the once Of the Cou
Pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from LOpAoo.
Liverpool, Plynoath, Glasgow, Bristol. HuM.
aberdeen and MOrtfuse. An sEent u the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supsrints tends the rsmovaI q
smigrsnts snd baggage 1t Quebec free Of chsyss
Fare fron 80 70 1a6 10 Chicago, inclvdins
cooked psovisiens.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI a n ~ X.
OF -, 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LON0i
L. under contract to this company for oos or more
trips TO Portland. Tcurists' return Tickets FROM
Chicago 20 the priacipal towns In Euroos viii
shortly be Issued. Tickets from Chicsso e. 81
poinss East, also for the Lsvisthsn o. Tor ths n.
D b. 3. Co.'S ships, can BE- obtained ii ths OGee
OF the GRAND Trunk RAilrcaJ, No. 80 Doarhorr
street. Chicago.
j. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. r. Co.. Of Canada
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

t. Dns Aoirss VAIN, wHe is published
every Monday At this ofRce,is enc ofthc oides,
psPsrs in Iowa, and has very large and incrcas-
lag sireslation threskhou, the pes Moines Val
ley, Northern Miascuri, and Western Illinois.
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FiRE.-The extensive furniture establish
ment OF Scarritt Il Mason, Of st. Louis was
destroyed By fire last Sunday morning. The
loss is estimated at 100000, on which there
90 Insurance to the amount Of 6fty-four
thosssnd dollars.
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Kcsx NIX 1T. Des NJ ssnss& MImmeso,a
RAIL % A d.


.
n AlkR on d.
- -
ID
r... :, - v,,
IN and after this date and mt further notice.
~ bat one Passenger Train will run each way
daily, tSundays excepted, us folluwr;
Leaving Keokuk Mt 10 o,cloek "
Lenv;ns Ren,orsror. ~ s.ar o,cloot
"'i's Do"tohspors ~ o'oo y CLOCK Z. y.
Connecting at the latter place, as heretofore,
with the coschss OF the Western sageC Co. for all
Enh,a.hs Eante, s'" anu Sou'herh Iowa,
TWKoIiaH TiGkErs 10 c, i.o,,,. r,..n.
c;a.ianati AL NJ ~, = -, A1s' LnaSr W.
G =; ana the East may be had at the Office
Nas. Fare a. io~ a. ,bs ,ows., % an
Us ~" As 'ne invest 10 all southern
A"' A"s'''n Wits nwraur
p D"luHi EAIUNe
s.x,,AR,.c "eS' anu 'apefin'ehdsn'
.r;sL.. nr .nu ueneraI assengor Agt.
RAW and =, Rsilrosd IIs,o, Aa'" Psoh
- -, E:,It ~,
EoatnI Ja,v 70 ,sslaLI piooA
uA,1aiy ~, oo-osW
A stock OF Goods wanteA.
- Boots and Shoes, Ready Made Clothing. or
Staple Dry Goods, In exchange for Land, both tim
Der and prairie, selected from three to six yeas
since.
An honorable, deal upon cash basis Is expected.
Certified plats and abstract Of title furnished.
Address, Fort pes Moines Postosicc Box "a"
hefer to- toy. Il. r. Lowe And Hon. ID. w. Kill
bourne. ljy 2Sd2w
Nnr1C.
r,,oR the mart TWENTY nays a,
Il inmh.r - !. ", $500 " uioso gu, my
weary will All All Nina. ~ i.,,S,nh ," p'su one
cedentej law nrices To- ca.h UMPIRE
Iwiu selI :, cssh n,;..s e.
49, 80, ,.3,S ,s p''ee. LOT scrip OF county or
wM. BURKIrT,
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nufsaie an1 LAKE AaFsn RaairsaAi
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
Al the above Office tickets for New York Bostop.
and all the stations on the New York D Erie snd
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. wARRACK
Agent Of b. i l.. IL. Railroad.
Once No. 10 Dsarbon street, Chicago.
April ~, 'ss-dly-c.As.
Sight Drafts on London at s dollars psr .ter-
ling may be obtained at the 06ice OF the Gr.sA
Trunk X. n. Of csnsda, In Chicago.
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M ARLINGTON AQURDUCr.
w OFFICE or lHE WARRINGTON Aouxpucr,

81 4
Proposals invited for the completion OF the washing.
Ton Aquedue according 70 plans and SPECIFICATIONS which
.i be on exhibition in Ibis once ON and after The losh of
win be resolved for II completion q the whole
In for the works described the specca
tons The United States reservng the right 10 make contract
s or % ss & may mos
only Of III s :. T r. ns
~ s 2 ~ 90
wost be done and he rsas Of under each conuas
Payments vii ;. made in checks upon ME United States
Treasury upon monthly The engineer
Eng 70 s sss a os an a. s
wcrtmen shAn be psd their full wages monthly. and IN
:ssS ss sssS sss sssGsss for
me United st.os he right any al bids
70, ss Who'll: :. 6, any par ?, s .o.s not dss%sa 4
Gers or tbs whole for Of he work who give good
eariy for The conpieson Of heir contracts ii reasonable
every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee
he or hey UNDERTAKE As he bidder or bidders VIII Il his .
Ssy %h AZ ss securities. io he
he wors ,~d saaranes % be .ocompan,es BY
States District Attorney Nsyy Agent, or some s. officer Of he
Depsment of that ss gasIsntors able r.Ais
good heir guarantee. a.,
Of Ne l Nay none Will ss reesysd snsr q hs, b9ur
The Pcouse At he Crest Fans baidns o. ssis buses
eompetcn Of masonry BRIDGES waste ~.ir building dstd
PIPE sgans q two roo pipe BRIDGES .y,1s PIPE. ION
ps s public Of wnscn Guiding q sa ss
service reservoir In eargetown and supply az cement
sand snd All other materials z ~
reference the detailed descriptions spen
sczuons be exhibited In his afice
The comparison Of The bids Will be made upon the qnan
specifications and plans exhibited
p.y@sn Spoa the .ostrsss s be mss sSon N ss,mss
Engineer prices be fred by him, usual
until entire
contract according " The ~ Zee tcaaous and pans
Proposals should tho v1thin which each
~ be compis,.d provided Cossrs 10proprisies he ne
eessary funssL
BY scer Of ne socrsaayy Of War,
Captain Of Engineers in ob1se Of Washington Aquedac
PORN or GUARANTEE
To Carr. G. Mkrcs, z. z. KscfsEsRss-
We. he undersigned. resdens OF -, IN he STATE Il
hereby, toiuuy and seversy, covenant with the ul@d
STATES, and guaranty In he foregoing bid Of - be
accepted hat he hey WILL within days EHrr
eepnnce Of the aid bid execute he eonrse for The
with god snf sufent sufetes 70 perform the work fer
nish die 1.es proposed In conformity 70 tbe Of
Advertisement under which Il msds And IN the
sid - shall fan N enter intQ< contract a. Aforesaid
guaranty good he seSsnce between he oisr by
DIE aid - and the nest lowest bdd~.
8epsd A. B.
hereby certify ths 70 the bes 81 tnovieise be
bef he aboycnaned guarnniors good and sufficient
signed. EP.
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,yoRx OF GUARANTEE
wAsniscror. March ss. 1859.

WAK DEPARTMENT,
w wAsnisGror March d, 1854
Sealed proposals win be received this dep until
the 3ls day OF May for the purchase u Ill
cot than one legal subdivision the sold land ia
Isiapd ~ Rock Island" IN the STATE of Illinois heretofore
reserved for military purposes.
The descriptions and ~ the uusold ,rscts into Witch
the divided BY the surveys and for which proposals
uoui vffad Area s folOws
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DArCRorT's History.
Id New Volume.
The AFRICAN hEfOLUTTON,
LITTLE. BROWN co. BOSTON.
Have now IN press, and will publish the let Of May,
HISTORY OF THE uNTfED STATES
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Volume va.
Being Volume I q The American Revolution
Ortsvo. Uniform with The sreylous volumes
This hc frs OF four volumes which will embrace the
period Of American Revolution from the blockade NJ Bos
ION Tvesty q Peace q, Psri. i7et AMI contains
great degree from man uscrpi and unpublished sources
he hsory Of The nation during The first portion OF his event
period including The oocEsde Of Boston harbor the
Of the he alteration of the oh n,
Massachusetts the resistance Of the people Of xsssachusc
spirit OF the south the Congress o. IVA the progress OF
measures England France and elsewhere the battles of
Lexington and Concord the siege Of Boston, the Congress OF
l-T5 The choce OF Washington Comm ander in Chief
battle Of Bunker Hiil, kc., kc.
vl doubtless be great demand Tor he History
Revolution. independent OF the preoedpg
the these four volumes will also be published
rxply the American Revolution Vols I, H., Ill w
wrkthe tale page ard binding 10 correspond.
volume will be ssued The first OF May and the
oheru VII follow tsey he prepared
press.