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Keokskt Gowa, Asgsst ;. ls5s-sglaid


TE0eeees0 on1es
DUBLtC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that on the
Sd Day Of September next, At the door Of ths
Clerks Oatce in the City Of kcokuk, lows, shall
proceed - sell, for cash In hand, to tho highes,
bidder, the following property To- wit: city TO
feet on Aaia atfest BY sixty (Go) fret ON FiSstst
being sixty l6U) feet % the frs,pt snd Of lot No
one In block No, thirteen tisl 10 Tho CRY Of
keoknk. County Of Lse. State Of Ious.
The sals y made BY virtue Of . Decd u Trus,
ircn Calhasins n. g. Aaykins and II. Hsrkips Il
Ne inade = secure the payment of cestain rroois
sorysn4teUqts - n, NAshtna q ~ order Il
Jsalss :. Bruss, foS tks sam Of hvs thossand doi
iass $500, Which sots y dated My l4th, lss;
Janss +. Hracs, md i das aad anrsid, ana by Is,
terms of IL Trust Deed An required to sell tbs
property.
sails between the hours Of 10 o.clock 4, N. ana
o'clock p. -. WIN. Y. B. LYNCH,
August Z, '68-ltd Trustee.
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WEbeg 70 snsoues = thA sstisess Il Kesksk
w and ,ieisisy thss We hsve rssepay isass1 ths
large bsilding No. u Main a.. aca Skae s1sg &
LAk0k =, entirely NEW nd we'll ssiesasd sessh Of
G..,sssaes. Provisions and Predsss q very Low
wsssAaAsr.s ALI soobs sslA y = to h =
- esrs 4 i. si.y. ., ' casnsd 4 ''''''
bsisg sssst. ~ several asssiag MILK ~ IN
all gfadss q fL0Uk = The lswsst naskss peisss.
10 COUNTRY MKkCHANEH.
We PAY CASH for al kisaA of cssatsy PSeasss.
sug1aAw -
SU0Aas--crsshsd,
for eel. BY WI. AUsfis ) %.
"A OLAss -Bslehr's aad Sc. Lsais 1s1ns-
.ssasA. - - w.n. 16s7fS . &c g.
(sOsEEE-kio,
80 java.
g: .: =: y w. A0'la J g:
CudAK.cUKED MANS,
= Country g. 4
isr ..hk WI. AUsTiM ! @.
ELoUR LaO6s--1i ea1S 4 Cssal1v
.. q s,' 100 = =. 4 AUSTIN 90.
s3S BBLs koSiN e sals sAsap u e {
30 asg5aAs v. u. AO1kIN 8 90.
WINp0v SASH a. IhA1l2 81 slsss, 7os
~ sails tov n v. = AUDTM %.
ssg91Aw
"RAPPlku PAPER, III slSsS = Ea1 aa1
80 sssss rsSsss, di,sss A.. ~ IN, fSs
-. s. "a = = AOs1lA co.
WAITE. kzas, s. 49, > y Oh.
asf3lAw ~. l1s $3.50.
(W4oAyl NUkAT 90 -.
m - - epe3eG WHAT N1nD41, ~ uAieA
= ''sl''s WI; VII z'1sis 1 \ "a Is
g. !. 4. sA-1 6 =; Il Is !; azusr1s . o.
5i0x l5S. q vlSsss. 3 8: g. q! - >
..gal1x ": .. Ays3M . %.
KeO1Iuk Alcohol Dis.
t111cRy.
:ss' s.ss.s = $ 49,: - ..sss.
taat = isnsw sseay = III ssy ssaass p6lssns6t =
ALCOHOL p,.rr 90.
CA11pHHnW. =
1slsg PRAC7ICAL ox11A n0llagk nv11lI
and kAvlne = rssnGn oapo1i11rolu7 q ~ 5S31S3 4
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kianapRang Extraor d. nary.
The Darlington Democratic Gazette gives
an account Of tho kidnapping Of black
smith Of that place, short time ago, BY a
couple Of Missourians, with the assistance Of
city ofkeer. John Pendleton, the man who
was kidnapped, has bean in Burlington two
years asA half, working At his trade, and
- aiways bssn regarded and treated as a
wAits mas. Tso Missourians came there a
short tins go, and under the claim that he
was IN assapsd slave, induced certain per-
sons to cid them in dsooying him inso the
country, whore they handcuhed him and
started 70 Missouri.
Free man or slave, white man Of pure Sax
on blood, or with mixture OF African, his
fate il sealed, rs the negro plantations Of
Arkansas, whittier he has doubtless gone, are
impenstrsble to the principles Of right or
the laws OF justice.
In view Of such facts rs these, it 10 plain
that there is no man, woman or child in Iowa
who is safe to-day. There is no one who
could not be kidnapped and conveyed BY
Missouri rufians into regions of the South
where no hope Of freedom could ever reach.
And there is no remedy for while President
Buchanan would call out the entire force Of
the army and navy Of the United States to
restore stray negro to his owner, the same
President would notso much ~ raise finger
TO rescue free citizen of the North from the
clutches Of Southern Shareholders.
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RAILROAD TICKETs

Good FOR N sniimitsdlssgth o. time, allowing
Passengers tostop a. any point and re-. :
Same their journey ~ lsisare.
Steamboat Tickets good sntil Close of NAVIGATION
A1rPassengen can obtain Reliable Information
at this Once In regard 10 all Railroad Routes In
tho uahsd 5 tstss end canadss. -
- O@se open II all houn.
J.R.TKwKEBURY.
Foreign Ticket Agent C. b. Y. Il. X. Lias.
June lo-dkw
DELlNQUENT List or LOTS
I'm which spool 81 taxes are due and sapaId 10,
NJMcAdamising and curbing on johnson street
between 9th and nth streets, and ON 7th street
between Main and Biondsau streets.
johnson. st, between 9th and 10th,
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Flooring and Lath
Cheap.
I AM nov prepared to sell good worked Flooring
Lat $et per 1909 feet, and plastsrne LAth - Is
per 1000, and other kinds u Lumber q eorfsjpoed
ing ppices for Cash.
Lumber Yard bstwsen ID and 4th streets, near
Patterson Tinberman's Pork House.
augltdlot JOHN ALLISON.
Great kamsner Beck.
sHE Autobiography and Lectures Of Lola Mon
ter. For sAls BY
aug3d CAVE BARBER.
llagA Msllcr,s New Meek.
''IshE Cruise q the Bstsey. For sale ~
I CAVE ! BARBER.
The Magician,s own seek.
hand sa.s 4. q q a,s; sssps
with over 500 wood cuts For sals By
aaslsd CAVE lRARBER.
Prince Charles,
ON The Young Prs.sndsr; y :: r. smith -
aaslsd
rhs lseasen way.
A CAhEfuL collection Of many hundreds Of
~ things which. though gensnlly believed, arc
impsriectl yundeIstood. For sails y
augt3 CAVE 1 BARBER.
rINiiE spofssman's Wade Meenm. For sals 81
l JAvEA BARBER.
NEW BOOKS received weekly, aud soid af p16-
- fishers prlcsi BY CAVE BARBER,
aug ID - Mainst.
KEDKUK FEMALE SEMINAKY.
'lsHIs Institution y III commence it, session On
I Monday, sept. 9th, In the second story Of Dr..
sanfsrd's building, corner Of Fifth and Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary sl,eted
from various reli sious denominations and rspee-
senting isrge part OF the Christisn ecmmunity,
dssifs by the united and 60 .oDcratve Anrts ~ NJ
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Piea Ter tho hero Of Amasg anna 81 on,
The Journal devotes long leader, to the
Dick johnson case, in which il seeks TO
draw the attention Of its readers from the
point 1t issue.
The real point is this: Looofoco speakers
and Locofoco editors profess great horror
Of amAlgsmation and at the same time
charge that the Republicans are in favor Of
it. In repyto this We say that the Demo
cratic party elected distinguished well
known amalgamationist, Vice President OF
the United States, and that Democrats, -fol
Republicans are not allowed TO live in vir.
ginia, --have hegot,en near q hundred thou
sand mulattoes in Virginia and proper
sional number in the rest Of the Southern
States. Therefore, with these pregnant ans
incontrovertible facts, We say that these dis
gusting charges Of amalgamntion agains
the Republicans come 9TH bad grace from
the Democratic party.
The Journal, not denying the fact tina
Dick johnson raised family Of mulattt
daughters, his own progeny, seems TO thiDl
that no particular odium ought to attach 4
him for tho act, because be was not marrie'
to the wench, their mother, but only live,
with her in q state OF cohabitation, contfar
TO the laws Of God and man, and in violation
Of the common decencics Of social life, out
side Of the Slave States, at least.
We give the Journal the benefit Of thi
plea, and likewise the benefit Of it's gentle
manly publication that distinguished Re
publican has been charged by his encmie
with having been father before he was
husband. But We must be permitted to 50
that We cannot see that this bastard, whc
according 70 the Journals showing, is
schtts boy, has the slightest natural or logic
q connection with dmaigom aiion--t the poir
nj insue.
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- Also, BY several different routes 10 all the
principal intermediate places.
1eAko. to Milwaukee, Frseport, Galsna, Dun
leith and st. Paul.
~ Also, to all thu Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lover Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway hamil.
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
~Dy the same route 10 Ogdcnsburgh, N. T.,
PA'tsburgh. n. T., and Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PROCURED AZ fHs
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main-St bstUssn First and Second, oms
door above the Billings House,
KEOKuK, IOWA.
a. Passengers can save Time and Money
BY buying THROUGH TICKETS.
FIRST CLASS FAIR PROM KEOKUK.
To Boston, 13l 90 1 10 New York, AS %
Phledslphia, ~ 90 !" TIArri, burr, ~ "a
:" Baltimore, ~ 50 /" Pittsburgh, 81 %
~ Be auvc that Won aye IN the NtSht (lfBce -
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Prince Charles.
nk, The Young Pretsnder; by :. r. Smith :
- ..s "a 'a's y GAVE : BARBER.
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The Magiciam,s own 0eek.
YNHEwhoie ART Of conjuring-being . csmplct,
hand book Of psrlor msgie-illustsated with
with over 500 wood cuts. For sale By
aagl3d CAvR &RARBRR,
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other by M. Sommeiller and the manner in
which these machines perform their duty
affords the first practical demonstration of the
possibility of employing compressed air as
motive power with advantage. By means of
these periorators, holes for blasting may be
bored through the hardest sienite in one.twelfth
of the time which would be required if ordinary
means were employed. In order to understand
the Importance of this result, it may be stated
that, Ia tunneling, three fourths of the time is
employed in boring holes, and the remainder
in charging and blasting hence, acceleratiug
the former operation is an immense advantage
new aid curious fact has been observed
during these works, viz that When the air,
condensed to the degree above mentioned ia
shot into the gallery from the machine any
water happening TO be near the latter suddenly
congeals. although the ambient temperature be
about l60 centgrade (72o Fahrenheit Hence,
when large mass of compressed air is driven
into gallery situated at 1000 metres below
the outer surface of the earth, and where con.
sequently the temperature must be about 1909
Fahrenheit, the dilation of the compressed air
produces diminution of temperature sufi.
cient TO counterbalance the excess alluded to-
The progress now making per day in boring is
three metres on each side Of the mountain, or
six metres per day in all.
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THE NATIONAL BRA: WASHINGTON, D. G, AUGUST r., 1858

assists to keep your machinery together
and III motion. Suppose we were to
discharge you suppose we were to take
our business out of your hands ; we
should consign you to anarchy and power
ty. You complain of the rule of the
South; that has been another cause
that has preserved you. We have kept
the Government conservative to the
great purposes of Government. We
have placed her, and kept her, upon the
Constitution and that has been the
cause of your peace and prosperity.
The Senator from New York says that
that is about to be at an end that you
intend to take the Government from US /;
that it will pass from our hands. Per-
haps what he says is true f; it may be !;
but do not forget-it can never be for
gotten--it is written on the brightest
page of human histOry-that we, the
Shareholders of the South, took our coun-
try in her infancy, and, after ruling her
for sixty out of the seventy years of her
existence, we shall surrender her to you
without a stain upon her honor, bound
less in prosperity, incalculable in her
strength, the wonder and the admiration
of the world. Time will show what you
will make of her but no time can ever
diminish our glory or your responsibility.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
iFoR THE RAPID CURB OF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza, Bronchiti,
Whooping Cough, Group Asthma,
Incipient Consumptfon

Through trial of many years, end through ever,
nation of civilized men, Ayers CheyT Pictorial has beef
found afford more relief and cases Of pu
monary disease, than any other remedy known 10 man
kind Cases ofappareny settled consumption have beer
cured by and thousands of SUFFERED who we re deemet
beyond the reach OF human aid have been restored h
their friends and usefulness sound health and The en-
joyment ofHfe by this apowerul a. tdoie 10 disease,
of the lungs and throat Here colo had settled the
lungs The dry hacking cough the CLASSY eye and The
pale thin, features OF him who lately lusty anC
strong, whisper TO all but him. CONLJMPTloN lie
everything; but the disease Is gnawiag his vals
shows its fatal symptoms more anc more all his
frame. He is taking the Cherry Pictorial now il has
stopped his cough, and made has b;eRlhng easy; his
his strength The dart which pierce his side broken
Scarcely any neighborhood be found which has no
some living trophy like this, TO shadGev forth the virtue
which have for the Cherry PetoII an imperIshab
renown. But ITS usefulness does not end here Nay,
accomplishes more by prevention thai cure Inc conn
less colds and coughs which cures gre The seed WHO
would have ripened dreadful hErvest OF lncuIaDh
diseases Influenza Group Bfonchlus, Hoarseness fen
rsy Whooping Cough, and all IrrIta mons oil tne threa
and lungs are easily cured by the PeoTdI II iakel
in season Every family should has II by them am
they will find invaluable protection from the lnsld
ous prowler which carries oil the parent sheep IRON
many a flock the darling lamb from many home.
Authenticated evidence of these aes, with direction
for the treatment of each compains may be found
Ayers American Almanac of which, we publish three
millions and scatter them broadcast over the eauh
order thai the sick may have before them Ia,
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cine generally have them for distribution gratis and
for sale these remedies prepared b. DR. J. e. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist kowell, Mass ant
sold BY T. ID. Gilman, Washington D. c., f. Brow. >.
Philadelphia and by all dealers In medicine everywhere
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IL. 1 think emancipation 3 g ,nerally, if not
universally, acknowledged in fss Island to be
blessing The exceptions, In7, are those
on whom it entaied loss of p y srty, or power
or standing; and sometimes "a ong the emsn-
cipsted themselves, old peopb i ay be met with
who compiajn of the rude 81 = oisorderly con-
duct of the young, which IN livery, they say,
would have been checked b. :, Immediate pun
ihment, but now goes unrestt Tjed. There il
g )me ground for this complsf 4 it is the sore
pint Of our case; the discipliSt and subordina.
/ On of Slavery being gone, 81 there not being
ssnerally, as yet, in the DOM &c habits or re-
[ lions of our peasantry, any = Ter, or training,
O., authority, sufficient to takei cir place. STILL
ZEN with these serious sub Z IT'S of anxiety,
Il ere are few, believe, perhti~, not one indi
" dual amongst us, who woulS eally wish Sla-
" fy back again. We take sedom with its
q ais, and still esteem it Of of the first of
b essings.
IL. | have never seen nor l5 nd of any man
isestssion of revengeful fee Is among our
einancipsted people, for things adured by them
|. in Slavery.
10. The poor phites have pst some privi-
lezes which they formerly epi, ed as favored
cSsss aud some of them have doubt, suffer
e physically from being tbf WE more upon
Rtir own resources, and broG into competis
ti5n with the emancipatedt q competition
woich, in agricultural labor, s impossible for
. tIsm to maintain successfullf in this climate.
5 T.3ere are, however, other dep rtments Of in
destry and skill, and situationrt trust, in which
the more enterprising and z dustrious have
sfolnd opportunities of betterir, their condition,
aed so benefited by the incr Ied necessity of
eSertion which the emancipa,5 brought with
81 II has been a trial to tn /, but not a Ca
81 pity, TO the healthy and at og at least, ex.
cept through their own fault.
In the hope that these rem ks may be ser.
vi9eable to you, and that the Divine blessing
M ~ rest upon you in the pro ,ution of your
p ;anthropic labors, believe 4 to be, my dear
81 your sincere aud faithful want,
BARBADOS.
Charles Tappdn, Esq.
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VOL. XII.
70 THE REPUBLICANS THROTcuo-.
THE UNITED STATES.
The Battle for Freedom not vet Va,
4 WORK OF PERMANENT VALrp
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS a..
In one vol. svO 500 pages. Cloth. Pric. 3, Do,..

fsts
III ANlNO received since the close NJ IN.
IL numerous requests for complete SETS paifL
and Documents issued by the Republican l'scttI
the subscriber Is induced 10 reprint the mos,
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Die statistical and other matter that cauuof rs.4 Aua
tanned elsewhere, and, although compiled sn-ci %
me campaign, possess permanent value and ~, ? ~
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The volume contains twenty -siR OF the most inn.
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during the Campaign, al Detroit, Oswego ard A..
Also, WestOns standard Documents. rrfii..f d.
Whites of the South; Southern Slavery Reduc.. \ p
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United States? Will the South Dissolve the Union
Federal Union, II must be Preserved and Who Ar
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Kansas IN lo56. A complete History OF the Oltr.r...
Kansas not embraced in the Kansas Conn t.rr P.-
10y an Ofhcer of the Commission.
Foot. ' - '1-H
Organization OF the Free State Government III 49,.
and inaugural ACdr SIS OF Gov. Robinson.
aha Fugitive Slave Bill oflS5O
LEWIS CLEPHANE.
Secretary Republican AssOcIatror &,r,..
u" Era Olce, Washington, ID. Q
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REFERENCES.
John G. Da Costa, Esq, Thomas c. PercIvai, Esq,
Philadelphia.
Alex. Kirkland, Esq, William Renshaw, Esq, BAN.
more.
Jacob Gideon, Esq, Richard Wallach, Esq, Washing
ton. coo