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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
His sigAt ts Good Vet.

Old Buck isgetting into years, but his sight
10 pretty good yet-better than Douglass By
considerable. Douglas can't see Why be and
the old gent. may not get along we'll enough
together. Jim Green thinks Douglas is not
20 bad-meaning a rebel as he appears. Any
how, he thinks it infinitely better to support
him than to let Lincoln have q chance to slip
in. Whereat Old Bucks Union says:
ssMr. Green looks with more distrust to
Mr.. Lincoln than Of confidence and hope to
Mr.. Douglas. This in our judgment is pre-
cisely his error"
Another evidence that the old mans eyes
are good, yet. Doug. must lick the dust be-
fore the President will grant him sbsolu-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.



Our present Representative in Congress,
and other distinguished Republican speakers,
will address the people Of the First Con.
grcssional District at the following times and
pla ces, to wit:
Quincy Wednesday, Sept. !, at 2p.m.
Alton, Thursday, sept. 2, at 2 p. M.
Winterset, Friday, Sept. 8, at 2 p. m.
Indianol., Saturday, Sept. 4, q, 2 p m.
Qesela, Monday, Sept. 6, at 2p. M
Decatur City, Tuesday, Sept. a2p.m.
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept 8, at2p.m.
Corydon, Tn ursday, Sept. ., at Up. m.
Centerville. Feday, Sept. 10, at Ppm.
Bloomfield, Saturday, Sept y, at Up m.
Abba, Monday, Sept. 10, ats ,. m.
R1, Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 2p, m.
nsl.a, w.,n..a.v San, !, H. at, Pm.
Monte1uu., Thursday, Sept. 10, At ,. IN.
sigourney, Friday. Sept. IL, At2p, m.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept. l7,at7p.m.
oaumwa, saturday, Sept. IS, st3 pm.
Agency City, !" ls.a.7
Ma shaDS. nu''"'' ssp' Al a., Pm
c csS. Wednesday, Sept r. a. 2p m.
wapsllo, Thursday, Sept %, at2pm.
Burlington, Friday, Sept. "a, att :"
hh. fiessSnt, SATURDAY sept. 20, IL p. N.
salem, Monday, Sept. n, at 2 p. m.
TT. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. %, at Z .. m.
Montroso, Wednesday, Sept. ~, at 2 p. M.
Bsntousport, Thursday, Sept. 80, at z. D. m.
birmingham, Friday, Oct. at 2p. m.
Bonaparte, Saturday, Oct. Eat p. M.
The Republicans at each point above
named ore requested to make the proper ar
arrangements, and circulate notice OF meet.
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
A Had Subiecti0 Cheat.

Frank Blair writes that he 10 engaged in
ferreting out the frauds BY which he was
defeated. He says he expects to show frauds
equal in extent to those perpetrated in Kan.
sas. They walked up the wrong man when
they cheated Frank Blair out Of an election
by ballot-stufing. He has the spirit and
ingenuity to expose them, and in in the next
Congress, before which he will seek redress,
there will probably be majority Of his
friends, 90 that he will be sure OF fair
hearing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
Kercixn Naxs.

Two or three ships have arrived from Eu.
rope. We extract the following substance
Of the news brought by them.
The London Times states that the message
from the Queen y President Buchanan
which contained 80 words, was sent over the
cable in 81 minutes. The mes age OF the
Directors in England to those in America
which contained 81 words, was sent in IS
minutes. The latter was sent first, and both
dispatches we're repeated back to insure their
accuracy.
1t appears that the House Of Commons,
previous to the propagation, ordered the re
turn OF the lands Of Vancouver's Island from
the Hudson Bay Company to the crown.
A vessel is to be put on the route between
Liverpool and Columbia. The British Gov
ernmcnt are going to send corps Of Engi-
neers there to build roads and bridges and
erect block houses for the reception Of gold,
and at the same time form military organ
ization.
The potato disease was making its appear
ance.
A splendid banquet had been given by the
Duke of Malakoff to celebrate the Napoleon
fete.
A difficulty Of trivial nature lie said to
have arisen between France and Switzerland
on the boundaries.
A conspiracy had been discovered at Ham
burg, Austria, among some school boys from
IL to Is years old. Eleven were tried and
sentenced, one to death and the others to
imprisonment. The investigation is said to
have led to the discovery Of most formida-
BILE conspiracy with ramifcations in Russian
Poland, having in view general rising Of all
Sclavonic population Of Austria to form q
Republic.
Some Of the Madrid journals ridicule the
idea which has just been renewed in America
Of Spain ccding Cuba to the US
1t is now reported that the King of Prussia
will probably abdioate the throne about the
Let OF October.
Accounts of crops in Russia are unsatis.
factory, particularly in the vicinity of Odes-
"a.
FRANcK.-Last months accounts OF the
Bank OF France are unsatisfactory.
The papers contain detailed accounts Of
the progress Of the Emperor and Empress in
the provinces.
The Paris Conference had had another sit.
ting about the resumption Of diplomatic rela-
tions between France and Naples.
Two new line.of battle ships are to be built
Immediately for tho French Navy, in which
ribbed cannons are to be used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
Forpey onthe Times.

Forney's Press speaks despondiugly Of the
business condition Of the country, and thinks
that working men have yet to feel the worst
effects Of last years panic. The difficulty
was too widespread and too deeply rooted
Radical recovery is slow process. All the
patience, prudence, and charity of commu-
nifty will be required before the disasters Of
last year will be repaired and, We agree with
the Press, q ssjudicious tariff" (by which us
mean protective tariff ia addition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01

A PRoBLEx.--Whoever originated the fol-
lowing deserves TO have his name handed
down to posterity II dispatch from Eng
land to America gains on the sun SO as to
reach here four hours and half by the clock
before it left England, at what time would it
arrive at the point Of departure, were ca
bic carried entirely around the world p
Wonld it not arrive the day before it left,
less only the time exhausted in making the
circuit2 II so, than, with continuous tel
egraph line around the earth, why not send
dispatch around.and around until it reached
back to Adam. and let him know what bis
children are about these "latter days."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
APPOINTMENTS.
3. A. RICE.

Republican candidate for Attorney Gen.
era, will address the people at the following
points:
Council Bluff, Wednesday, Sept. l, at p. m.
Magnolia, Friday, Sept. 5, At 2 p. IN.
Ashton, Saturday, Sept. 4, At 2 pm.
Sioux City, Monday, Sept. 8, at 2 p. m.
shelbyyille, Wednesday, Sept 8, At 2 p. m.
Harlan, 6"
Lewis, Thursday, Sept. Q, ats pm.
Frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10, At Up. m.
Quincy, Saturday, Sept. IL, Mt 2 p. IN.
Alton, Monday, Sept Is, at ? p. IN.
osceola, Tuesday, Sept. IA, at 2 pm.
Charlton, Wednesday. Sept. 10, at Bpm.
Bremen, Thursday, Sept. Is, at2 p. IN.
J. NJ. ELwooD, the Democratic nominee,
is invited to be present and participate in
the above called meetings.
August l4th, 1858.
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Telegraphic news.
LONDON. Wednesday moo

LONDON, Wednesday noon.
Advices from Paris Indicate the probabili-
ty Of IN expedition against Madagascar by
the united arms Of England and France.
SCHENECTADY, Aug. 30.-Clute Bros. arc
now exhibiting one Of the twenty Ericsson
Caloric Engines, of their construction, to the
entire satisfaction of large number Of the
oretical and practical engineers.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.-At IL O'Clock last
night FIRE occurred in the cellar Of drug
store belonging to DR.. Harris. The building
was slightly damaged. Harris's loss 81 900.
Insured for IS 900.
NKw ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-Deaths by fever
on Saturday 81. Total deaths from fever
for the week 400.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 29.-The official report
Of the deaths for the week ending 25th in
clude 80 from yellow fever.
At Havana sugars were active at consid-
cradle advance. Molasses 4 to 5 reals.
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A GREATER CALAMITY THAN THE ELECTION

a GREATER CALAMITY THAN THE ELECTION
OF fREAosT.-The Richmond Wing says
The election Of Fremont, ia our sincere
judgment, would not have been half as dis.
astrous to the rights and interests Of the
South as has been the reckless and unprn-
cipled Administration Of James Buchanan !!
And, as in the past, so in the future, the
South will continue to be deceived by the
Democracy, 70 matter which one ~ their
aspirants may be elevated to the Presidency
for union Of the opposition elements, with
view to putting in the Presidential chair q
statesman and q patriot, whose antecedents
are sufficient guaranty for faithful and
upright administration Of the affairs OF the
Government. And We are sure that an over
whelming majority Of the people are willing
and eager to cooperate in any movement
likely to effect 50 desirable result
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
KEokUk CLASSICAL sCHoor.


KEOKUK CLAsSICAL SCHOOL.
vSaIs institution having bssa regularly organ.
Used and placed upon reliable basis, win COM
mcnce tho rst quarter Of Tia next year, updor ire
supe; intsndance Of Mr.. W. w. Jsmison. st orr
rooms In the Iowa Medical College, on Monday.
Sept. 9th. The rooms have been thoroughly 70.
rAired and handsomsly seated, and every arrange.
pupils.
weeks each.
TUITION.
LA'in, areeh, Algebra and higher Matthew tics,
Pon 49, s'..'...,....s ......-&l0 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithme.
TIC, &C. per quarter, 80
It's desirable that eli the pupils eomms noe
with the beginning of the quart er In order to the
proper arrangement Of classes.
by order Of the Board,
r. P. LOWE, Prest.
N. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.
keokuk, Aug. 80, '1s-dlm
DURE CAstor OiI--Pressed and Clarified
by steAm--in store and for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
augsId 96 Main-st.
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[Frem the Nashville Union and American. !
The stab.
BY WI. WALLACE HARsRy,

"Of snddsn stabs N groves foyiorA."
On the road--the lonely road,
Under tn the cold white moon,
Under the ragged trees he strobe,
Whistled and shifted his weary load
Whistled foolish tune.
There WAS step timed with bis own,
A figure that st ,opsd and bowed,
A long white knife that cleaned and shons
Like splinter Of daylight downward thrown
And the moon went behind cloud.
But the moon came out 30 broad and good
That the barn cock awoke and crowd,
Then rufiied his feathers In drowsy mood;
And the brown owl called to his mate in the
wood,
That dead man lay on the road.
LoufsvILIA, July, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01

TRouBLEsonE DArEs.-Now, dates are very
troublesome things. The French Moniteur,
of the 4th Of June last, announced that the
Empress Eugenie had attained her thirty
second year on the preceding day, and had
received the congratulations Of her friends
on the occasion. According to the official
Moniteur, therefore, the Empress Of Eugene
was born on the Sd of June, 1926, and ac-
cording to the undisputed testimony Of reg
listers and other documentary evidence her
father died on October 30th, 1928, from the
effects OF fall from his horse. These things
doubtless admit Of explanation, but none has
yet been given.-[French Letter in an En-
glish Paper.
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eRLord Campbell il about 10 sobm;, !,

cTLord Campbell is about to submit to
Parliament measure Of reform in criminal
law, dispensing with the practice Of requi.
ring unanimous verdict from jury. He
does not propose the majority principle, but
he wishes to get rid Of the practice Of tam
pering with jury by placing one man upon
it to hold out against oil the others. He de-
sres that il, after certain elaboration by
the jury, they are all agreed except one or
two, the verdict Of those who had agreed
should DO considered as good a. the verdict
Of the whole twelve, subject, however, to be
eyiewed, and, il necessary, set aside.
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. .T1..ynssee's seles

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby 1ivsn. No. = ~
4th day Of September NEXT @ - - q ~
Clerk = Once, in the City of Ksokuk. IevA I
shall proceed 70 sell, for cash In haad, q u Ma
est bidder, the following property, to.~its Twety
!2ol feet out q lots nv md si1 lsAe)s y biosk
Of Lee and State Of lows, bousdsd g fbllcVs.
commencing at point on Third-st., bsing siaAty
(s0) feet from the corner Of Exchange snd TSi,z
streets, running thence on TAird-st. twenty f1ol
feet, thence parallel with Exchange-st eighty Soi
feet, thence parallel with Thrdst. twenty J9oS fset
thence eighty (s0) feet to the place Of 6srinnin
The sale Il made by virtas Of Deed Or Trait
from d. Rsddington and =. Redding,on, his wife,
TO mo made 10 secure the payment Of . certain
note, dated May D. 1857 and payable ninety DAYS
after data 70 the order Of Vim. kuddisk, Tor -
sum Of ono thousand, ono hundred and eleven
N,lll) dollars, the same bearing credit Of A4O0.
and sgned by D. Kedding.on, which note il due and
unpaid, and by tho terms OF the Trust Deed I An
required toeell the property.
sale between the hours Of 10 o'clock L. M. and 4
O'Clock p. m. VIM. r. b. LYNCH.
Aakust =, ieso-oA Trustee.
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Douglas on the MILK Questio ON.

CHiCAUU, mug n, 20.
Editors Press and Tribune:
see from the speech of Judge Douglas
that our Senator proposes to "trot Lincoln
down into Egypt this fall and bring him to
his milk" Allow me to suggest to our
classic Senator that Lincoln's friends, who
are posted in regard to the ''time," say that
ho 10 to "comc in'' on the 4th Of March next,
so that any attempt to milk sold Abe' this
fall would be unnatural, unholy and unsafe
10 the Judge. If Douglas will be patient
and wait Linooln's full time, he shall have
some Of Abe's best strippings. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
Direct TAXATION.

The N. Y. Epening Post is writing arti-
cles in support OF direct taxation. Gracious |!
II Mr.. Buchanan should undertake to collect
his Hundred Millions year in cash directly,
wouldn't it make the people "squawk !"--
Still, IL they will tolerate such corrupt plum
derers as this Administration has passed it.
self, psrhsps they oagh. to Jsel Ms well as see
how the money goes.
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NOTICE il hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated In the
City Of Keokuh, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
been assessed and levied on said lots BY
the City Council Of said city for Curbtng and
Matchmaking, - designated in the above list, and
unless payment BE- mAde Of the taxes 20 levied,
and also All COSTS before the 18th day sptenbsr
A. d. 1858, the said lots, or 10 much thereof n
shall be ssary TO discharge said tax and costs
will be sold on tie day Aforesaid, ct the Mayors
Once In said city, between the hours Of o'clock
.. IN and o'clock N.
@. g. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
August 10, l86S-dtA
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~We see II atated that erter.;v. ,

GTW We see 1t stated that extensive pre-
parations are making in New York for Q ns.
tionai convention OF Germans 10 that CITY.
to be composed Of delegates from the va.
rious German emigration societies through
out the Union-the object being to urge the
enactment of laws for the better protection
OF emigrants. The convention Is to COM
mence on the LIST OF October, and be con-
tinued for three or four days.
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rrussse,s sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE b hsesby alvsA, that On the
I Attn day Of septsmbss, sexf - NE door Of 10
Clerks Once, In the City = ksessk. Iowa, shall
feet ID Of the ireas a 4 X Il. ss.ivs ein Y
Block No. twentyniss (1ls spaasssiAe q lie
north corner Of Johassa - Third streets, themes
on Third-:t forty Ssel fsst, sA.ss parallel Win
forty (4ol feet thses ~ ~ fsss y ~ plass Il
beginning. in the City q kesh1h. Qpaaay II L..
and Stats Of Iowa.
The sals 10 nsds b visSss 80 Dssa q fr,st
from WIN. =. ,. LyasA = e 49, - ss.ure ths
thfee hundred and thiyty-tAees {uooo1 dssas. ns1.
BY D. Reddinstea 70 WI. y. b. LQniA, - 81 m
specially endorsed, which nsts = - 81 usrei1
and BY the tsrmsof the Trust Dso1 - rsqsised
TO sell the property.
Sale between the houfs Of II s;Alseh :. =. aaA
O'clock p. n. JE06D RU00kQx. IA.
August s, lSb8-dtd 4fnst.e.
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Keokuk, Aug, 4, '5s-d4w Prs,,d.,.


Two JAMES DAV1DSON--sir; Whereas nm IN.
18th day Of April, 1858, you delivered 10 me
hys shares Of the stock Of the Keokuk. Foyt IL.
Moines and Minnesota Railroad COMPANY, pumhcr
zoo, OF the value Of one hundred dollar Der shsye
dated ksokuk, 18th October, 1887 ~ solistersl Sc
eurity for the payment OF = note executed bv
Davidson. Mortimer Davidson, dated 2oth day II
April, 1858, for the sum Of two hundrcd thirteen
"a 100 dollars, payable to myself or order In ninety
days after date, with interest," st the banking hons.
Of Geo. 9. Andersen 4 Co., With power. n saiS
note Was not paid 1t maturity to sell said stock A.
public suction, after giving thirty days notice Of
such sale. And whereas said note above described
10 now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you arc
hereby notified, that BY virtue Of the power yested
me by the conditions II said deposit of s,ocL
shall, on the eighth day Of September next, 1855.
between the hours Of 10 clock & 10. and I. eoep
p m, at the front door Of the Court House in th.
City OF ksokuk, Lee County, Iowa, proceed 10 sell
a public auction to the CHEST and beat bidder Tor
cash, the Eve shares Of stock above described And
transfer and assign the same unto the purchaser az
purchasers thereof and out Of the proceeds 10 cav
the amount Of ssia note and interest and ex
unicss before said day Of said sale you shall re-.
deem said stock by payment VI said note, interest
and ezpenses, ~ aforesaid.
EDM'D r. DIXIE.
keokuk, Iowa, AuRust 3. IB50-awldtd
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CO Nathaniel l.. Rogers, who recently died
at Salem, was lineal descendant from John
Rogers, prebend OF st. Paul's and frst mar.
tyr Of Queen Mary's reign. 1t was his dauph-
ter who danced with tho Prince dc Joinyillo
in Faneuil Hall. Thus descendant. OF the
Catholic King who sanctioned the massacre
OF the Professionals on st. Bartholomew day,
led down the may dance . fair daughter Of
the line Of John Rogers, the FIRST English
martyr to Romish Intolerance.
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GJA Washington correspondent of the
NJ Y. Times writes

GTA Washington correspondent of the
N. y. Times writes:
"Iho report that Gen. Dodge was on his
way home from the Spanish Court, turns out
to be erroneous. The President wishes no
vacancy to occur in that mission, and is not
yet prepared to select successor from the
mob Of we'll dressed and smooth -spo ken gen.
tlemen who lately pressed him for an oppor-
tunity to display their talents in that difficult
position. The business of on American
Minister in Spain, for the next thirty months,
will be to acquire Cuba. Competency for
that service presupposes knowledge of
Spanish, degree Of nerve and resolution
that will not fear to walk Spanish, experience
in diplomacy, and perfect knowledge Of
the weak points Of Spanish character, and
Of the necessities OF the Spanish monarchy.
The delay in superseding Mr.. Dodge is a
proof that the President has not found such
q man,
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Snubbed I'm.

The Davenport Gazette snubs our "loose
and disjointed" neghbor thus:
Last winter Grimes was a candidate for
United States Senator. james Thorington
was ALSO a candidate. Grimes and his
friends got Law passed, which was ap-
proved January 9th, 1858, Authorizing
tho Governor to appoint an agent to 20 to
Washington" ION the Aimsy pretext) Of s'ef.
fecting an adjustment and settlement" be-
tween the Government and the different
counties of ,he State, Of the Swamp Land
business. Keokuk Journal.
"Grimes and his friends" didn't do any
such thing. The bill was concocted by DEM
ocrats, introduced BY Democrats, received
tue vote Of every Democrat in tho Legisla-
ture, and Democrat expected to get the
office created by it, and made application to
this Republican Governor for the position.
Il Davenport Gazette.
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CT The Ohio Farmer, in noticing tho rap.
i'd exhaustion Of hemlock for tanning purpo-
SEES, says Mr.. johnson has discovered q
plant growing spontaneously in large guam
titles, which will tan leather in few days
instead Of months. The discoverer has not
yet revealed the name Of the plant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01

CT The Sheriff Of Leavenworth, Kansas
Territory, advertises for sale yoke OF oxen
and sxoRo BOY, sixteen years Of age -
Although nineteen twentieths Of the people
Of the Territory are opposed to slavery, the
institution is forced upon them Here is q
practical illustration Of "popular sovereign
ty."
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DUBLIc NOTICE IL hereby siysn. that on n.
= Sd day Of September next, It The door Of ths
CLERK. Once In the City Of Keokui, Iovs.I shall
proceed 20 sell, Tor cash IN hand, to the highest
feet on Main street by sixty 100 feet on Trstst:.
being sixty i6O) feet Of the front end Of lot Ma
one y, IN block No, thirteen tls), In the CITY Of
hsokuk, County Of L., STATE Of Iowa.
The sale 10 made BY virtue Of 4 il..d - r.,,..
from Cathsrins n. G.. Harkins sad ri. Hsrhins ~
me made to secure the payment OF certain promis-
s.ory note made b. u. harkips 10 ~ ordsr ~
lanes Z; Braee for the san Of 1ys thousand dol
and payable one year after date, md endo,ssd =.
james = Bruce, and 10 due End uspaid, aad by re
terms Of the Trust Deed an required 70 sell ths
property. -
o'clock p. m. WIZ. RsLYNou u
August I, '6s-itd T,...,
3. B.BfAIa. -, : -
DLAIR 4 McINTYRE.
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eJ-"Mr. Snitzel, pa wants to know If he
may lend himself to your axe little while ?
lie had always rather lend than borrow /"
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FIREMEN'S BALL.

= AkA6&AA6AV - o0 AAs
TINHE Officers and Members OF tho Hook
L and Ladder Company No. /, respect -
fully announce to the public that they &
will give ball on THURSDAY EvE-@
MING, SEPTEMBER 2p, At BURROWS HALL.
The obj ect for which the Ball il given il to raise
money sufficient to furnish the Hall Of the Appa-
rstus House, in order that the Company may have
a place for the proper transacted Of business.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
A. Lynch, T. II. Allyn, BIZ. Dedson.
T.. Jefords, u.TablemAn.
MANAGERS:
J. u. knight, l.. l.. 0Conner,
r. II. Magrudcr, j. NJ. Reid,
Hon y. W. Rankin, d. Reddington,
Capt. j. Nj. Gwin, Mai. J. y. Anthony,
Judge T. W. Clagett, Col. J. NJ. Grifsth,
Judge ]. N. Love, VIM. Timberman,
Gen Van Antwerp, ID. b. Smith,
]. N. Hanna, X. I. Harris,
w. w. Bclknap, 4. Booth.
VIM. ii. Campbell, Dan. z. Davis.
ln- Tickets can be had OF the Committee Of Ar
rangements.
PRICE 81 90.
Jennlngs' Quadrillc Hand
/ B 4 In ATTEN d A n G e /.
aug2la
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MoHne Eagle TFBpolt.
r1NHE best article known for cleaning and var
nishing Gold, Silver Copper, Steel, T o, and
oil other metals aAo, for elsaaing Windows Atr-
rors and Glass w are. s.. B. vOWELL,
aug7d Ia 4oinAt.
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nnnCrOftss HlUtOTY.
NEW VOLUME. The American kevol ution -
~ The History Of the United Statos.. Vol. vIi.;
being vol. !. Of the American Revolution !. By Geo.
Bancroft svo. Uniform with the previous vol
umcs.
Also, just published, Hilliard ON Vendors. The
Law OF Vendors and Purchasers Of Real Property.
Mortgage" 10. Two vols in one. svo. IS.
For saleby OGDEN, BR0wNELL . CO.,
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