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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

AN ELOQUENT ILLUSTRATION. - I h e
Louisville Journal saws:
"AmidSt the chOtr and rant and ius-
tian that Tor the most part characterized
the speeches of the demagogues who
were the active promoters of the "hun-
ger meetings" in New York, there now
and then was heard the voice of real
working man who uttered commendable
sentiments clothed in most eloquent Ian
language. One of the speakers denoun-
oad the politicians, and urged his hear
ors to combine for the election Of mem
bers of their own class to city and State
offices, and, in enforcing his views, made
use OF the following beautiful illu.tra-
lion:
Let US bear in lind the temple Of Mi.
nervn. When sthenians built that
magnificent slrucN :, a statue was want
ed to place upon lis top. A poor me-.
chanic was induced by his friends to
compete for the prize with a favorte and
wealthy sculptor of noble birth. The
day for raising the stone came-that Of
the palrician was unveiled, and rapturps
Of applause greeted the revelation, But
it was in truth so small that as it a.
cended its beauty disappeared, and when
it reached the top, it seemed but a
shaprless block The statue of the poor
mechanic was next unveiled. 1t SEEM
ed rough and uncOuth, and resemGled
nothing divine or human. But as il as.
cended its apparent deIormities disap-
peared; grew more and more comely,
and finally, when ii reached the top, ii
seemed animate whit truly d ivln e
beauty and lite, The poor mechanic won
the laurel, and was borne off amid the
shouts of the multitude. If among US
there are men who appear rough and un.
couth, it is because we have not lifted
them 10 that proud position they are fit
ted to honor; it is because we have leit
them in obscurily to elevate the pander-
ing and unscrupulous who promise on
iy to deceive US.
There. is truth and wisdom in this ad
vice. 1t has the ring ofthe true metal. I"
= .--------k 49,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

Broom Sal.
hand an for ssls by
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

CRoss EYAMINATIoY.--Mr. Smith you
said you'had oficiated in the pulpit, do
you mean- by that, that you had preach
edl
"No sir,'I held the light for the man
what did,"
"Ah! the Courtunderstood you differ
ently-they supposed the discourse came
from you"
"Why, no, sir--I only throwed lit
tie light on it,"
mo levity, Mr.. Smith. Crier, wipe
your nose and call the next witness, :.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

p EFT, 'Saddler and Harness Ma
lin street, opposite the Isham
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

a wVvo0dcTs CkuI'iIs,- "A lot of those nice
loedar and Pine churas, on hand and for sale low
M p. Sutherland.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

An honest lady when told of her hus
bands death, exclaimed:s "Well, do
declare, our lrout1espeyer come alone!
1t ain't week !, "a "a | 1ost my hen, and
now Mr. Ho As gone, too, poor
mani"
.IIaye you any !selIing inkstandsl'
asked a ladNQi ioung statloner. No
'am, we them with feet and legs,
they are mol -, enough to travel yeti
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

Soap.-Fancyi Toi4et' Shaving and Bar
for family use, always on hsna q ana ,or s''ie
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

Pastry Cooks seldom advertise. be
cause large proportion of their goods
are puffs in themselves,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01
BARNUM
eEEpIN0 - HUNGRY,

i
NOV, In considsfatien Of hard tiass, 1t 10
IN very necessary for our eitisens TO use econ
omy in tho purchase Of what they sanssms. In
order to live tat and cheap you must bay GOOD
and Gil ZAP articles. TO de this, call ii W. II,
Austin ! Co.'S old stand, where you win dndh
successor,
8. L. Barnum,
and his Accom- mod ating clerks, who are ever
rsndy aud willing to admi inter TO the wants OF
tho countless multitudes who daily thrsng
around his couster, awaiting thor stufA 70 b
served with the good tAiassso necessary to life.
Citizens VI keokuk, and farmers Of tho eur
ropn2ins country, givs me call, and you viii
ssysf FRET it the longsst day yos live.
The undersignsd having ,purshAsed tho entire
sto \ Of W. II. Austin 4 Co., 1t No. 100, south
aide Of Main street, three doors west Of Fourth,
- solicitous of ashars VI the patronage Of hia
friends and the public generally.
6oods be delivered 10 any part Of the
city witl Dn1nsss and dispstch. Terms strict
NJ Ind yea sAn bay geeds 9sily =
; y: Y lsrly h.vs d + o DssS is::F.'
keokuE, M ], '58-dkwtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

FON nENT.s
lsfsHE second story (cvor the store Of james II
Aettyl OF tho house No IS. Main atpaet, neal
door to the new Banking House Of Rig Male Z
ALSO,
Tsoslecping rooms, newly aad AsndsO nsly ps-
rersd i. tho third stosP tho Banking Mouse
Of Fiskisn Z Lucas, q ira street., nszt y cor
~ wo brick store rooms go lsst deep, with
Nth oeiiisgs) on Blondcau street, next 30 corner
q fifth-ssttAhls Tor DWELLING, vita shops In
front,
SS.a sor.sr q ard "a ssss''
,r.v,ua asnovAl..
old stand en - street u the present one on
nsiasarsst, hstwssp ~ aad 9Th, Ssdcr tbe h es
House, ~ aFs now prepared 70 reoeivN our old Gus
toners and = many new onss - will favor with
call.
We have constantly on Aapa large asssrmea,
Of the following gccds:
sslsss Dlsssa Wsrs,
From tho naasfaelory Of John o. Mead Sons
RhtfadsipAiA;
Hrustanla, R1Aulish ~ ana yapannsa
WAres Drushss, UuslsFy,
CHILDREH'G COAOH1S 40.
Also, Gas raxsnrss from the cclsbr atel
mandatory Il Cornelias 1 Dakss, Philadelphia,
which are nnsarlasssd u psint u lumbllity and
hnish With SWING, SIDE SD SOLAR LAMPS.
Goods furnished 10 order ON short notice.
We are aias prepared 70 sassues PlalA and orsa.
nsntai Cos Fitting e - Lev sases = esa = done
Mair ~, between 9Th naa 9th.
Kcoknk, May I. 'ts-d
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a CA Nd
MCFARLAND HOUSE ,

Re. Maalnnos lswa.
T having extensively circulated that the
i above III go Ms TO Be closed inmsdiatsly, the
public arc respsetfully iuformed that 1t IL still
open for thereception Of guests, under the super
intendence Of G. A. NEWTON.
MnV l-dlv " HtM
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MAMMOTH BOOT,
Nos. So, Sc snda1 Maj inst
Dssxeps uTION.

D1SHO1 uTlON.
NV b. psrtssrship heretofore existing between
u he subscribers, under the name and firm Of
PArfnele Cainpbell, 10 this day dissolved BY mu-
tual consent. ]. Psrmcls will eontinus In the
business, and will settlc all aecoants VI tho lAts
firm and III debts due II must be psidte him.
J. PARABLE,
Apvil ~, l2&e. A.CAMPBRLL.
All iadoA pid arm win please csll andGnks
\ REcntf Nor thcir accounts and otlige
ape21a J. PARMELE.
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N. W. JONES,

wAT CHI. MAKER AND yEwELER.
ID ESpECTFULLY informs ths citizens Of Keo-
II kuk and vicinity that he may be found st J.
PeW1tN& tlste Parmels Campbell) No. 573
NJ between I'd and Sd, where be would be
plsal A. ATTEND to the wants Of all who may fs-
vor hfu with call.
Watches, Clocks, and Jcwelry rsneired and
warranted. n. WJONES
aprsoltf
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at present. A. 1t 10, 70 have several stand.
ards, any one Of which 10 followed about a.
generally - any other. The extreme yafise
tion i full half an hour. And this ~
encs il unilnan from years end. 5saraS
end. II II very embarral j, and
often psnsive. II an individoal
makes . 1amsat for any partieala
hour, Tor any businaeen fnportAnt purpose,
he stands an even ohs1 bsiug half an
hour toe early or - nuek Soo late. II too
early, be has the alternative Of leaving and
losing the object Of his appointment, o., 81
waiting and losing his time, and perhaps Of
putting the balance Of the days business Out
Of joint, --or, as railroad man would say ,fo1
the balance Of the day hs will fail to s'con.
meet" He suffers in pocket aa1 nstjsnes, il
consequences Of sach irregule ohayt
ali our arrangements for III pkss
in upon and disturbed, cause III
y and expense, in the aggree II
often think. There il more 1>6 70 4
individuals every day than wo& 1tdhs'
several public sins-pisees, and tsa sshat
tsndant for each to snlase the -,
observations. Thu ncs i Si -
oral, too, and peop kioss 10
Of i. Blu. bou 70 I the queslIos
The city ssstandards" d6Anot seem likAl1 "
come any nearer together, Of their on -
ton and thsre u nobody whose bssf1oss ]
i 70 ses 70 such thing yet il somebod,
would assume 70 exercise little authority
or make some Recommendation that woul.
direct public = common 's. =,
would suggest - some r.eonnsada
p,slon from the City Council woaid
nost likely 70 be generally regarded
1 Asvs nov public clock. We believe /
rsas regularly. II the Council, on inquiry
skeald b satisfied With the accuracy Of il
aeasarsnsnt,why would itnot Be well to hAs
is ssssiAssi :, SOM. satisfactory standard
as1 ~ tine recommended By that body i
- eaoaally observed? II thsrs il bette
pian, VII sons ono suggest it7
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ny, - Is. 1.
STATE OF IoWAi xsssssss Ovvlcs,
ID MoaIns, April ~, 1855.
TfuAsrsby .ssrttssd, thas ~ the ilst dalk4p
Gee SAswine ~ esu1itioM u The Trident IssvE
IslssA = q sssk ~ q Jsasasy, II!
in. aessreAnss vita A. ssvidosS Of N ct
ssry asth, 1857; .ha. such ss.ssnsas show,
that said uompauy y possessed Of ths regulate
anosatof capital and invested - rsquissd II said
cot.
Asthoris, ; tAsnssss given 10 The above named
Insursnce Company 70 transact bssinses Of Inssr
Ancs 70 this 6sass h asssr1aacs with the laws
thsreof.
It's also su.iAsa that Q. .. Il. suib,.a, Hss !,
Of ksokaa, hsa bssa dsly Apesinssd y said conps-
q Leo with fall power % take risks Of Insnsaass
thersin, and 70 acknowledge pesNtes ofywasss,upon
his ding esrtiasd copy q The statement alsd IL
this ONES With the Clerk Of ths Ditrist cssrt IN
n tsssi.say whereof. I Aavs has.sss
IT, a. set my hsedand alAxed ny ssal u oilcs
this aath ~ q April lsss.
4. SsAcs. Dspssy.
Tri4eas Msss.l IasSranss cs.,
PROVIDENCE, y. !.
OPTICS N 1HID1NF DUIiDeee,
On Oornsr Of Broad sad Dmranss Streets.
Chartered By LecSatsfs Of Rhode Island,
June, 1855. OreAeissd July, 1857. Gem
nssssA Bssissss, Nv. 1857.
This CompaAy iAseres against Iess or damage By
Manufactures, Hotels, Gin Aad Sugar Houses
Also on Marine and luland transpo9tAtiea Cargo
risks. at the ordinary rates 81 pseniun.
Losses promptly and cquitably adjsstsd and
paid.
STATEMENT If ths Dusissss sssd Cs~-
ditton If tbs 7sidsas Awtusl Insvr~
oncs CompssS,H Of Pseajdsncs, r. T.,
to December 3lst, 1851. b4.
Authorised Capital. $500 49, 20
0uassntse Capital paid In ard seasreiy
invested .........4 oo.0e0.00
curpius..............-.. ...sss... e,p1T.4
j
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mDWA nav nOOK.

III. Osrss 4 49,,
slsAKE plsAsu1l2 saansJo wing 70 u Lawysrs,
/ sJusti6us Of - rnes, and business men Of
tcwa, IL ns1tAt1ly after ths-ansxt session Of
the II |11nsssN - willissus new
&H1y4 CeAs % Iswa.
ia M ode, all the general Laws
panrd ~, q also those Of the coming
ed ~ Legislature, the New Constits.
toGs k1lths Acts d MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN
nd L y 1Bss&inolAnd Titles.
Refesu ~ no eli the dcci6i0ns Of the SUPREME
COURT Or ICHI0AN, WISCONSIN snd low
toushiAg the laws Of this State, a1Slso n
tho mat( letiee to these decisions Il NEW
YORK tatss which may b. Of value IN
The wsEi - prepared by CHARLES BEN
DANWIAa BURLINGTON, IOWA, anA will
- t. y Bar at the low psiee 81 NJ
In IL will contain about ~ Supei
Md and bound in the bsst Styls
LA ~ will be complete and copioul
and l71 the main fsaturss Of the OHIO
6TATUTkoB REGARDS Marginal Notes, Ac., risk.
Ing the work one Of great vAlss 70 the profsesieH
and business men Of the State.
Our plan has already received the approval oil
JUD3k STOCKTON AID other eminent Jasists
Persons wishing eopissof the work will pesss SEMI
their names 70 rs ~ once.
J. L. COkSE SON, Booksellers,
0etod4Wu BuTltngton, loWa.
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xxxvth consress--- Elr.s session
wAsHlEorox, April %.

WAsHfHoToS, April 28.
! SRsArs.--Mr. Stuart took grounds in IA
vor Of Crittenden's amendment, in prefer
ence to this miserable Conference Commit.
tees report. He spoke till nearly 3 O'Clock,
at which time Their were only u Senators
present.
IL. Pugh ssplied At. great length tstks
speSuA of Mn Stuart, clossly following ~
.yefIG3 arguments hs adduced. He also
niued tho provisions II tho Lsavenworth
Conetitution, and tho attempt 70 adopt that
III nent BY means Of negro apNtage show
n III these Bfocsedings go ND, and
~ fSAo 10 40 othSf legal bution 10
EanSn besides tho Lecomptd Constitution.
IHs spcks ~ eftsr O'Clock. ..as
MfSDecl 4tsplied TO Mr.. Pugh, ss6oFtt
ing 80 l1o1s raised BY that Senatoa =
to frSs 06fso0 voting under the Leo
worth Consultation, was : lq2oe ono, the OILY
object Of which could BE- ~ nise prejudips
2 ,the minds Of tho psop1e 81 the slavehold-
States, ana thus embarrass the action Of
The free people Of Kansas. He illustrated
the case Of Kansas and the Conference pro.
|nu<f1D tho simile Of : family Of fair daugh-
ri whom Samuel, the 800, hal
I'D, excepting yoo4 ansas
n 10 shall either marry John with
wsr 81 1knds equal to her sipters, o,
kinue single without dover. Until III,
- the cert age which ladies' 1like 4
Al .his1 = the proaeeding.sn ares
msMa sasd TO adjourn and dnish th'
sui Aorr
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FLU MMHR 4 CO.,
Having Moved - sAs New ! sisry
House. No. los Mais-ss., Ger. lsA,
ARE NOW PREPARED 10 FURNIsH,
ALLOW PRICES 10R CASH,
PAlHTERs AuHsUILDsaa
VIA GLiss n ~ sisss, - ss<s - les4 90 !;
SASH. (Pri~sS ~ Glazed " dsssr.dD
LlNsEED OIL, Nv o. Boiled J
LARD AND ooTToN-sEED on,
Cor Labrieasiag and Barning;)
PORE WHITE LEAD;
.P0RE ITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
ALCOHOL;
|vARNIS HES AN JAPAN,
We also mansfastars "whits's Conpessl
Drie," which y superior - any oahsr dsisr II ~
market.
We have constantly il stock WAltias, vssstia,
Bed. Oehres, Chrome, Pasts Green, unbsrs Sissnss
lnmphjack, Vandyks DsGWns 1o1 Lad LitAaree
~, -. Also, ralnt Hfashas, 0iasisss' DiaAonds
0lasiers's Points. 0cle Lea4s -.
ias hssn resolved uishin he - tuelys noasks
II I'll ssv and fresh, aad visklae y sle1s I'll
hsaaeh oe on bAsln1Gs, ~ utll 81 & - exoone
y lew Axnsee. Ths stsek ea@psisss god asses3
nest e esil(i.e n.ssrisls e1aptsd y - WssssrI
We invite The atasatisa II Cssstsy Nor
chants - our stock, feeling aseafed that ~ ~
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~ n ~ u ~
L,ouR men with two horses and wagon each, to
j sel superias article Of Lightning Rods in the
Statesof Missouri, Illinois AMI Iowa. References
rtquirel. For particulars call 1t my ofRcs Or ad-
dress by LETTER, nc. CKOSS,
General Agent Western Lightning Rod c.,
Office In MtCuns's Building, corner Of Main and
ID streets, Ktokuk, Iowa. [spr30s3tw3ts
Hark o Ys Destiess KssKuksans |!
rRslMES ass Hard. MONEY 10 Hsarcs. But
i Duh IL up with the Times, and down with
the Cash. IL times are hard, MS WORK LASTS A
VERY os4AT wnlLs. II money 10 searee, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his 6prisg Stock, he IL
now ready TO accommodate al who may give him .
call, her in Eastern or Custom-nsde work, and
wouli call particular attention 70 the latter.
Having established manufacturing on the most
sxtendsdscal, he will keep constantly on hand and
make to order ev,ry thing In his line, from parting
patch nsking - is(ast's sAss, 10 q Satin
Cater ratent Ca Booi, and will sell the bart Of
goo is at the very lowest possible prices for Cash.
Ia custom work he warrants sifs, mot 70 ersmp,
but TO Cure Corps. III
MAMMOTH BOOT,
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AN Apn,ss,os.-o Burlington conten-
poraries are in the habit Of pousiag out IN
npant and vsnonops ssesrs Ct Ksokuk, her
rpsises, prospesks, etS. onl youM thin
ssy 49, - enp1bls !
~ bspdss6 8 - Iesiss Inn
-. The wesn s iasDn vsr, fsund
sl4sr ssae time agq blowing
rspas from the swoald
|IIin fhas he Bsrlisstod 0blS yhsaselves
Iiag - and it ont; and il exhibits,
sus anissus Of tho notice they
saken Of this plaos,--is was
faSJ 1lousy, not contempt, as they
aBut With I'll these advantages there is
nothing about our destiny 90 inevitable 40 to
justify 40 10 sitting down and rafting for
greatness We court to be thrnet -
Rivals above have pushed folV ehsir
roada and cut 81 some AZ our tfade "a that
direction. while our spirited end no longer to
Sc dsspised nsikhbor 81 thu foot OF the
Rapids il pushing her roa4 mp the Dee
Noines. and even thrsatsuinE Our rear With
The often 90 eered ct, but nov partially built
ARamshorn.n Henry Ward Bsecher says
that the elect arc those who will, --the non
elect those who won't. That expressss our
case exactly. We have all the advantages
recitsd II we have the spirit and enterprise
TO take advantage Of and use them. Bus II
We do NOT, then they are not for rs. !"
eTProf. Brass il endsavDring 70 form
classes for tho study Of German and French.
He is we'll qualified to teach those languages,
and those who wish 70 learn them, or who
wish their children to learn them will not
only and good teacher in Prof. Brass. bat
will, BY patronising him, aid family which
very much apds aid. For psrticulars In
quir. Of = Rsnsssn. 81
Flasr ESdlSE.-The Locomotive "Hsn.
sock" purchased BY Mr.. Sample ct Oincin-
matt for the Miss. 4 Wabash Railroad, Was
landed at Warsaw on Thursday night, BY
the ferry boat Allamakes. This 10 the 6rst
engine received, and the work will now go
on with renewed speed.
Fosx1os ARRlvAL.--The Arabia arrived at
New York on the 10th, but no news is sent
BY telegraph except the market report. The
prices Of all tho staple articles were I'M
changed, and the marketa quiet, with moth
Of interest to note.
7---------s---------------- @
Iowa GoLD.-We saw, yesterday some q
the gold from the diggings near Wintsrssit 4
1t 10 genuine gold, and no mistake. Tbs
specinen that We saw consisted Of small
particles, sbodt the size Of Hax-sssd, mingled
with black sand. II Was left for examination
1t Mr.. @. Q. Wilscn'ss - the old stand Of
Doubleday 4 Wilson.
tTThe New York Times hat tried hard
to find some apology for the Conference plot
to compel Kansas to take Leeomptoa u
nothing, bu. comes to this sensible conolu
sion:
assThere il no room to doubt that tho1aa
| obieas and motive Of this provision
| - people Of Kansas into adou
4 NON Constitution, end this <
aSxit16us, GORE and psrsopa 3 M
- politically disorsdjtabls r. It'd tdtl0rs 0
the pmc. II 10 soss ivasion II pops
lar rights thus to AtSompt TO influence n
election by pp6iShing community ia
voting against the wishes u dominan
party"
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(Fron the Evening Post.l
Who came fSsm . taYpsntire State, below,
where sweet potatoes and ehiyAlry grow,
And whore when man hes received blow,
To heal tho dlsExece sone blood must noy ~
keitt-he did
who ioin'd the Arn Of Brooks Co.,
And spsd the shnnahAi strut and crow,
And always II bls SHOW
Whan he Aa1 pqa NJ ask TO toes
&sitt-hs didl
who trisd ~ Il a. Grow
BscAuse ~ waA qulst, bat found foe,
Who hit him 20 bard BE- didn't know
What wes the eaAse shat laid him low
kcitta%he did
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FeetDi1fU 1n61s11 49, - 1o1ueeil
UM.AHoM 0e3lMms
nM anl aet1e MsnAay, Ny ~, ~ asliy
~ trains, - Ny. (ssA1ays Szseptsd0 Wilifsa
q 49, i:.,.. Kroxuk !. =. .'.,..l !. I. !.
&. I'LL, ..y.. szr1ossroaT i s.sa a..
rsssssews lor siesx City, Ceuasil B,ssL, Iess
Dsdes, yoeS 0ss Asinea, 0ttnnua, 1ais1eld, ~
intssmedlsts poiAts, Will taks the ills - - tsaln,
eonneeelng n 1eAtonsr0yt With stagss ~ III pos
II Middle pnd We94eGn Lows.
ny tht1 axSaaGement rpsidsnts along The 1ine a
the rpad viii bs enahlsd y spsnd FIVE H0URe
In KD0kUK ard retun sane svsning.
THROUGH ElCKkTS 70 II. Louis. Loaisyilla.
cs.stn.aAi, - ~ xass, ny - - = ~ CO.
yare = low = ~ lowss3.
b. DWIGHT RATION.
RAginssS ~ Uspsristn1snt.
HAn,L A. BLACK,
Aas't 6sp't and ae~esa1 Pa1ss~sue AvA&.
1ieket Oo(es % Aa1lpool nepot. ssi
OGssin Kilbeurns's U1ook.
Ksokuk, April y. 'Ss-1tv
M 9O3 0DWF. ~
THAT SPACIOUS And oOMvuNI1NT DWELL
ING nOUe0
CITUA11D - ~ sssals 4 Mesezs a. xsir1
- assstas soesaasias y 49, - sess1. :
- sajsaaiae: ~ ee., sfpszM
aesSseo IAls9 ~, Aeak Main.
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uEan0aOus uDmwa-
osx Lays 81 VssAtton
xbempcent Moral and Religious kesajs.
1esnee NotaA.
Abeesl 1osaG chfistian 6sriss.
1AyasaI Nintvah and ~ R<mains.
1isssfy sS the Anglish Bihln
Nslsos - Inadslisy. ' = 49,
Milnsrt RpiseopaI Mansal.
yinsst's Psftcral IhseloU.
Rsms-C Christian aAl HhIal.
Klsvoaa LAttsn - 1iahap nuohes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

NEW sssi,e GOODS.
wnl ?. eaeRIro,
i66 MAin.st., ara aeer below TIN,
Is NOW RECEIVING
mrs A..onr.rrr -
Spring a1A Summer
!. DRY GOODS.
1os1n1x, lfozzo1s,
n ETC, ETC.. 81
!. 20 ase
wHIuH he OFFERS
CHEAP FOR CASH.!
Ana ssIsciss sAs Atssnsisn - (
buyers. ana
Asril y. .ss-a W.. B. osRRrso.
ns.irsai Gessa SsssssAiS Os's
: STEAM - ''''.
n In, n1R1a AMHaIcAN.
NOVA scoofiA u ,ias-, HvSoAsfAs, 1ss:, :
sr-----. (neHk sssAises
Asnalaa 10 asaasstioa With ~ GRAND TRUNK
E kAILR0AD ef osnads, usAss ssatssst With
As oanaaias asv.snusat - ssssspsss
DATES OF sAILInD.
rAon QvrDpr. sneA LIvnasoSl.
1vrssy Aisss.sts Eatsr-4 Every aissssa1s ueAAss-
~ f.sn, ~ 31sd 4 ~ ason ~ 80 :!
1N e =: 5eA Of Aesil e - 3esA q
Dsssss Is. ~isssr soa.As sssss ,s.si. sss..s.
~. NJ GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD - ross.
HATES oS fAssAoE.
Jroa CA5esSe 70 Lls~ysal, Via Mich Central, rsat
wsstars ssA GRAND TRuAK RAILRoADs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

Foaxios ARRrvAL.-The Arabia arrived at
New York on the 10th, but no news is sent
BY telegraph except the market report. The
prices Of all tho staple articles were un-
changed, and the markets quiet, with moth.
Of interest to note.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

The great Idea Of the Nebraska bill and
tn Cincinnati platform was summed up in
The phrase that the people Of the Territory
should BE- isfs perfectly free 70 regulsle their
own Institutions in their own way.
BY way Of sazryisg ont this idea the late
snd present Administration have sent ont
Governors, Judges, Federal ofiesss and tho
DATED Ssats Army, with instructions to en-
fores ths laws and carry out the policy i'm
posed BY the Border Ruihan invaders Of the
Territory. And failing in that mode Of &C.
IDsnplishing their object Of leaving the pso-
ls perfectly frse 70 rsgua esir own in4
buttons, these Federal oiicsFS under the ld10
u Calhoun, concoctsd and imposed Con-
stitusion eontrsry 70 the viii Of four-6fths
Of tho people Of the Territory, and the s'Na-
tional DsnQo 11lish President uchan-
"a at IL netsd every effort to
force this Constitution upon
tke people. ~ al thsss efforts to
slsavs ~ people o. Kaasss rfsetly free''
hare proved insnsotaals i q last the
senbiasd rassality Of the i1Adtrs Of the Ma.
!. tienal Democracy has reached its culmina-
nia NE 1Eliah scheme Of Wholesale COR
piss, hhieh the people are to be
issd into1 : exercise Of sspsrfscs freedom
y proposition l., il they will "frsely'
Moose and establish slavery they shall have
k1Wsaty millions Of acres Of land fol
kTailroade and schools and be immediately
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

From Rio We have intelligence $500
cable settlement Of the dihicultiG
Paraguay snf Braxile BY the prov
the treaty Of 49, - rivers Of
are throun ~ Eesil Alon'
TOT n Vi ID M . .q 90
The LATED S..:cs colsU. :; Ssoa:sy ssS' -
be1n inss)fod n the streets b noisy bonds
slisies = ksry b g a1sa - he
ownees.