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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
Northeast Peshsy,Saaia. mayes o ,ssa

NH"meHSf reHnsyfcnnfd, March 3, 1854.
SIX In consequences Of having hair for SOW.
erai years past, not only gray but perfectly white
have cut 1t short and worn cap TO hide IL from
V'ew;bu' some three months since, was induc.
cd io.use your Hair Restorative, and mus, in
justiccto say, that its effects were almost miraO.
,u!ous, for IL has changed il gradually to all its
FORMER splcndor as 10 color and left it 50 son and
glossy us TO be more beautiful than il evor was
when under the influence of the fines. oil.
therefore, earnestly recommend il to every lady
as decidedly the best preparation for toilet uso Of
anything in tho world. BETSY SMITH.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
No More Agitation.

The st. Louis Intelltgeacer contains
the following under the above caption,
which there is vast deal of truth in,
and which we commend to those crazy
spirits, North and South, who arc ev-
er busily intent on stirring up conten-
ton and strife, between the two sections
of the Union: ~ ~
eve think VIC, may safely assert
that the late game Of slavery agitation
connected with Kansas, il completely
played out Kansas itself, is in a
political syncope the result of those
trightful spasms and commissions which
exhausted its strength and wasted its
vigor. The South is weary of strife
which has revealed the superior coloni.
zing capacities of the North, and which
if continued would make all the re-
naming Territories free States. The
North has become satisfied of the i'm
practicability, as we'll as of the inius-
tice of the doctrine of mo more slave
States, and has wisely decided to let
the people of'the Territories themselves
say whether they will or will not, have
slaves. 81 ~ Eaa4 q -oLs11Ht W g
."But the chief reason for the cessa-
sion of the slavery agitation, is the
fact that there are other subjects of
more vital, practical Importance to be
agitated. The revision of the tariff is
a question of growing interest and mo-
ment the exhausted condition of the
treasury is matter that cannot be neg-
lected; and the necessity daily grow.
ingmore apparent, for a railroad and
telegraph to the Pacific, is a subject
that must attract attention. .-rsr,.N
"These questions will demand the
earnest attention of the coming session
of Congress, and so monopolize the
time and talents of our statesmen as
to leave no leisure for melodramatic
'shrieks for freedom, and stale dis
QUESTIONS about the rights oftheSouth.
The niger question is dead in general
and in detail, and there are none but
bankrupt politicians to grieye over the
carcass ofthe defunct theme"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
HO0FLAND's GERMAN RITTERs.

Try them for Dyspepsia
Try them for Liver Complaint. P7"
Try them for Nervous DEBILITY. ,h}
Try them for Constipation. ae1ag 81
Try them for Sick Headache. -,a;..
Try them for Want of appetite.
Try them for Jpant of Energy.
Try them for Piles ,'sa 3'2t3n
You can obtain them OF any druggist or deal.
er in Medicines IN the United States. Canada,
West Indies, or South America fer rs cen,s nsr
bottle. They are prepared by DR.. c. M. Jack.
son AIS Arch Street, Phil adeiphia, Pa, and see
that his signature lie on tho wrapper Of each
bottle. is sss 10. o,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
PRESIDENTIAL "A letter from Wash,

PRBsIDEYTIAJ.-.A letter from Wash.
ingtoninthe Baltimore american says
That Mr.. Hunter is the foremost Of
the South, and probably top of the
Northern Democracy, for the nomina.
ton, is very plain to oil the eyes that
are willing to see. Should a free State
candidate be selected, Joe Lane, of
Oregon is head and shoulders above
all competition, Notwithstanding all tb e
bonfres and receptions and parade for
Douglas. Just remember these sug-
gcstions ottho proper time.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
pENMANSHIP.

Mr. JAMES II. BEAzEL, of Union
town, Pa, is here for the purpose of
teaching tho art of Penmanship. He
comes we'll recommended, both by spe-
cimens and antecedents. Patronize
him, and quit making those unseemly
pot-hooks ...a.a H ~. "
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

orcrlin College, in Ohio, the Adolf.
ton school, where "culled pussons' are
allowed to got a "kollege edifcation, 3"
has at present one thousand two hun.
drcd and forty.nino students, of whom
five hundred and thirteen are females,
of all shades and colors, from lily white
10 tho ace Of spades.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

Importontto Carriers. The Augusta
(Ga.) Constitutionahst says that Judge
Magratb, Of the U. s. District Court
in Charleston, recently decided that the
liability Of a steamboat company on
freight does not stop when the goods on
freight are landed on wharf. The
shipper is compelled to sec that the
produce 10 delivered TO the consignee
or bis order. In case the shipper can.
not 6od or deliver the goods to the
consignce, IL is bis business to have the
goods sent to o warehouse or placed in
responsible hands, subject to the order
OF the owner or consignce.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
MoRoANTowN:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 10!
ADVERTIZING AGENCIES.

The following gentlemen arc authorised to re-
eeive Advertisements, SC. for this paper, viz.
New fork--S. M. Pettengll & Co. No. ll9
Nassau stroQt. H'g.H.. ."..E#0
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon is preaching
again in London His pale haggard
appearance said to indicate the suf.
fefing he has lately experienced from
his disordored Kidneys.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

The most painful destination in ro-
spoct to oysters prevails in Philadelphia.
The price is S12 to S16 n thousand,
while in New York these engaging
bigoles are cheap and plenty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-16
LATER EUOm III h0PE.
Arrival of tn, Steamer Niagara

HALIFAX, Aug. IL.
Condensed advices by tho Niagara:
The steamer Borusia arrived at Southamp.
ton on the 28th..
The race for the Goodwood Cup resulted
in the triumph Of Saunterer, Fisherman com.
ing in second, and none else near them ;
only eight horses ran. The>American horse
Charleston was the last but one. Prioress
did not start.
Tho harvest reports from Ireland are
very satisfactory. The potato blight had
not made it's appearance to any appreciahle
extent.
The papers give an account Of a grand
banquet to Mr.. Mason, U. s. Minister to
France, on his visiting London.
LONDON.
Saturday The Times city article says: :
"The funds opened yesterday with great an.
imation and with slight advance, and all
the day the market was less buoyant, but it
still presented a good appearance.
INpIA.i
On the 18th Sir Hope Grant gained a brill
liant victory at Newsgunge, near Lucknow,
capturing large number Of guns and dri-
wing the enemy across the Cogra.
The celebrated Moulri, for whom $500 had
been offered, was killed.
Dude continues much disturbed.
The Governor General, on receiving Lord
Ellenborough's dispatch, issued u proclama-
ton giving an amnesty TO all but murderers.
The result 10 not yet knbwn.
The details of Sir Hope Grants victory,
near Lucknow, state that the rebels were
nearly 0,0O0 strong, and their loss was GOO
men and guns. The British had killed
and 60 wounded.
The eight lasted three hours, and the reb-
els ware utterly routed. A good sGsct was
anticipated.
| The rebel chief Rsjot, had surrendered in
Rohileund, where the rebels were also being
put down.
FRANCE.
| Rumors were current that q conspiracy
against the Emperor had been discovered u,
Stattienne, bat wants confirmation.
ARABIA.
Two hundred Of those engaged in the
massacre Of Christians at Djiddah had been
arrested.
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-. --i-s.a,-s----i--sss---s--.
CAMCULAk.

70 eur Patterns anA The Fublic n
General.
TTTE take CREST pleasure In being Abls TO Assurs
w you that not withstanding onr heavy loss b.
the burning " oar sales RDoms ~ Mes. q and -
Washington Avenue, and the less Of the entirs
stock 10 them, on the morning Of The 18th ult.
We are already able 70 Ill any order thst msy b
desired In orr line.
HAvhg large amount Of stock In our Ware
houses that are not connected With oar salsa rooms
and being in eoastaat receipt Of goods from the
bost manufacturer, We are thus enabled 70 All or
dsrs 1t usual low prices, and II former prompt
and satisfactory manner.
Our facilities for Prveusiss aad keeping up . d.
sirable stock are uneqaalcd oar pefsoaal atten-
ton and large experience Il and viii b. constantly
given 70 our legitimate business a. Dealers In md
Manufacturers Of
Furniture and Upholstery,
In all tho various branches. We assure you thai
~ will sell ~ good floods and u y Low Prices,
and on as fasorabic tssms ~ any hsass In the
Wet.
THANKING yon for the very libsrsi patrcssss
heretofore bestowed on ", weak eontinuAass 81
ths same.
Hsls Rooms for the pfssent, on Northwest cor
ner Of Wasbinxton Avenue and Seeond-st., fous
doors below tic old stand.
Very Respectfully,
6CkRRITf i MASON.
81. Louis, No., July y, '6e.-Au&6aAw
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INV ORLEANS, Aug. l2.-Gen. Walker il
in Alabama. lie left Mobile on tho steam
Or Lagrsnd, for Montgomery, ON Monday
the 9th.
zuloaga has abandoned Tampico. The
liberals were advancing.
The deaths by yellow fever last week we're
lao.
Nrw YoaK, Aug. l2.-The Star Of the
West arrived this p: m. with 81 ,527 1856 in
specie. The nows anticipated.
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Tn p1rsuaae1 n shsis ssrand u nssay = Kso-
! kuk, ~ otstsss VIII take seAolsss t1s YEN q
any esats pr noath, and ~ sAilAfs1 = lhcss
truly uaasls 2 pay evsn thst ssn thsy viii tsasA
Qatls pro Ds6.
Thar az and free SCHOOL senpsisss epslline,
1sa1ing, Writing, Biography, 0nnnas, aissasy,
Arithmetic, naske1atiS, Dc. Phin aad 0me-
nsotsi nse1le-W ssk, 80, fas - The eapassy e
- psrti tllallsv. for long sxpssiesss6 tsasAsrs
ere eenAneolng ~ sshsel.
Thtir sopAents sossss % - sthss 40 - -
Aoess M ~ ~ as1frss ssAssl, spsss q ~ Ist
Of 6svtsnhes.
Tks Asalsnis sosns sospvssss Rsa1sse, wsittss.
0saaDar, Asithmetie, Algshss, 1ssk-keepaas.
Prose sd Pesttra1 CenpssisIvn, Anslsst - Ns[
ere ossenphys Ansi:aa, ne.ssA, ss.st - m
mi Philosophy, CAsnistsy. Aslseoeoy, heeaay.
- ct ~ AaSs aaA 0lshas, khssssts ~ LaGls.-
Also, ~ Irsssa iengasgA nssis = ~ Assp,
Plase, 0uites Anl y1oai1s, Palntlne 10 voa1e ~
sss, % velvet, 0oaseSsnafis aaA 0fesian pnint.
lag, Plsin asa OFnanssssl Nss1ls- Wesk. unheoi.
dssJ, Iapsstry, ~.
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NOTICE Il hereby given to tho owners OF the
Lots described In the foregoing list, situated In
the City Of ksokuk Lee county ,and State Of lows,
that special tax has been assessed aud levied on
said lots thcCty Council OF said city for AaoAd
aiming and Curbng in front Of said lots, dssig
mated Ia above list, and unless payment b. made
Of the 20 levied and also al COSTS befosetht
3lst day Of August, A. D.. 1888, the said lots, or
% much thereof asshail Be- necessary 70 dischsrge
said tar and costs will be sold on The day afore-
said, At the Mayor's ONCE in said city. Between
the hours u o'clock .. m. and o. elook p. n.
G. G. GTEvENH,
Gollestorof The City Of Ksoksk.
Aug. z, l85s-dtd
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INOONFO1 ALTON 4 0TT0E-

1NOOAR 0WAToON N0T1O&A
NOTICE h hsreby given, that ~ whese nance
IN srs hssssaso attashsd, q PssaidsaI sad Dirss-
tNg4 With o1Acm aaseeiats1, end NJ ~ knsesitss
bsssas aseDsdstsd Sith ~, AAse GsoAo1sst md -
sspesetsd surselsss iAtc enposnte ssmpoay,
snss end 70 seeoad.nss nth he leae. sAaptas =,
psratess. TAsaane aad sAyk y IL Conpany =
TnH kx0kUK AND BURLisofoxRAckET collrAnY.
The Capltai 6tock 30 ~ which my 30 inersaeea
te ssy sztsat Dot excseding. 80 ~, y sssssss
Of three -fourths Of the stock hojdcs. Tks psisei
pal place Of busnsss u The C09pany 10 q IS CITY
Of Reokak. Iowa. Tia priseipsl bssinsss asa IS
jest 81 N C6npasy Il 70 ssa asd nAintaia . lin<
Of stsamers for thu trnnspevtAtieN ~ bassensers
and freigh0 upco the AtqeiMippi hivsF-ness pas.
ticulsriy bsevsca ksokuk a. Nentress nd IN.
lington, lovs-sxtsaAiag sbovSto Dayssport snA
Reek Island, and al intssneAaas posts, . nay b.
founA expedient; with power 70 ceatrast. eppsspl
and consoiidsts with Rssiroads, Or other stsam.
soats or companies toushing Of spoa rid river.
CompAny il made sxeapt from inSlviasal iiabliis,
fur All o. any Indebtedness Of liability Of tbs
Company, except to ths extent Of their uupaid
stock respectively.
Thsss has bees three fourths Of II. stsea sssssib
-, oas-thtfd of which has been paid Iii the balance
y payable - nay b required, sp4n the ell u
the Board OF Dirsstosa. The Company hsvs pus
chased an6 nov own the steamer Ikeokuk." n.
habilsiss q debts Of ~ Conpsay ars limited 10
.noaat sssssly paid in on sid s,osI.
The organization dstss fSon the let day Of Al.
gust 1898, sid 10 ~ sontinae ten year, from that
Gate, subject to altsfstton or rsneusl BY vote u
consent Il thrss-fourths Of tho stoaa heidsss in
interest. cory Of tho articles Of ineorporatiop
governing this Company 10 Of record 10 the olbee
Of the Recorder Of Dseds, ~ Keoksk, In the cosn
- Of Lee, lova.
The business VI the Company IL under the genss-
a eostsoi and sspsrvsioa II aPrssiasnt 40 Board
Of I'VE DirsctoFs. Who are elective asnually By
vets of the stockholders. The following psssons
e1astitats the Afst Board Of Director.
JoHs VAS Nonfvlcx, D. r. BsisnAn,
JoMH TEhPus, ElLAY HsAtass.
II. W. SAMPLE,
ktoknk, Aug, 4, S-d4w Psesideut.
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!. There is passage in sacred history that
must have struck the minds OF Shareholders,
who believe in the divinity Of Tho institution
Of slavery, - very remarkable. We allude
to the fact that Moses stru X down and killed
an Egyptian stakeholder who was chastising
. Hebrew bondman; and that God instead Of
marking his displeasure at the deed, by in
ficting vengeance upon Moses, actually ia
vored him above all men. He revealed him-
self to Moses, appointed him the leader Of
the lsraelites, endowed him with miraculous
power, and led him forth with the captives Of
Israel from the land Of Bondage and subse-
quently by the revelation Of the Law through
him, distinguished him above oil the men OF
all time, and crowned him with deathless
Immortality Of fame.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-16

Ann Ou0C emit.
To The Peopis Of the In Judicial District Of IoWa
respectfully announce myss1f ~ an indepen-
dent candidate for District Attorney, ut the ensu-
ing October election. WILL X. 0AaRAkp.
keoluk, July Is, 1858.
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GIVE presume the "negro catcher, p who
il regarded in slave State as being very lit
tle better than horse-thief. II Burlington
Gas.
Here wehave the testimony Of the Burling-
Ion Gazette, = staunch Locofoco paper, to
The sasct that the "aegro- catcher is regard.
"a . little better than horse thief in the
6o6lh. And yet we have law on the stat.
ute books Of the United States which CON-
pels the North to act as "negro-ca.cher'' for
the South, and therefore to assume char
acser ami % an ses ~nieh pu.s us On tne
ss1s level with horse-thieses in the es.ima-
tics Of The people Of the South; and per
Consequence, all our Y. s. Marshals being
Official t4niggsr- eatchsrs" are regarded as no
bsttsr thaa sshorse- thieves" BY the South.
Well ~ dss's know bat that 10 correct cs-
tinats sfthso, and don't see that they should
b. hsld il uny higher estimation by the
North.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ANDREW J. WILkINDON.
(f.ato Wilkinson \ Marshall,

WhOlGsate ana Hetolt DF04Elst
NO. % NATN-ST.,
,nFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, q
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and f'yS, Window Glass, Glass Ware and
Varnshcs, at and below market rates.
Aug Ia, SD
nj IrWAIE Silver CrystsliEsd-4s ounces Chem
~ ically pure, in store and for sails BY
y A. -. WILKINSON,
aug'sd 06 Msin-st.
OPS. TURPENTINE-2o0 gal. In barrels and
- cans, in store and for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
ausl6j % Main-st.
r tNsEED, Lard and sperm Oil-20O gal. each
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
aua1sd s6 Maip-st.
4 LcoHol., 80 and 0Sper oent.--5oo gal in stere
n aud for sslo low by
A. J. WILKINSON,
sugl6d % Main.st.
CaDI Frs I5IIGLAss-50 ths Of this hyperion
~ gclstine for sale by
auglsd IS Msin-st.
A YEh's Cherry Pectoral--700 dosen Of this
"A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, in
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Keokuk,
augl5i % Main 81.
Rooms fer Rcnt,
hN Main street, between Sd and 4th, ct an e.
~ ceadingly low figure. Apply to
-auglsd CAVE 5 BARBER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-16

- - = - - ~ - -
1853. summeF Arrangsmens. 1855.
CHANGE or TIMEi
Forming, in connection with the Packets, :
twice daily line to Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
Through - Chicago IN ~ MsuTss
To take effect on Monday, August 9th, 1853.
ISROM and after the above date and until far
l. ther notice, Trains viii leave Packet Depot
Ksokuk % follows.
FIRST, lAseemmodAtion) Strain leaves Ksok.a
Packet Depot, daily q O'Clock :. "A.
second (Stsamboat Day Expfsss) Train lssves
Third, (stsAmboat Night Rxprsss) Train lsavss
Keokuk st 1es3e p. =.
first (Aeeonnodation) Train leaves Msatrsse Al
second. (stssmboat Day Exprsss) Tsaia leaves
NontToso 1t l3:46 p. n.
Third (Stsamboat Night Exprsss) Train leaves
Nontrose daily at ll.&5 p. n.
The trains on the Above named Railr0A6 YunnIng
Ia eonnsctien with nev and Afs. cian Passenger
Pack cts, will fOrn twies daily line 70 Barring
ton, making sure and close connections With trains
raining East and West for Chicago and ~. Plsas-
ant.
Also, connecting Il Montsuse once daily With
packets, for Muscatins, Hook Island, and points
shove. Passengers for Burlington can take other
Day or Night kxpress.
Passenger for Muscatins, Rock Island and points
above, will take the Night Kxprsss.
u W. DAVIS,
Eupsrinlsndsnt.
J. R. TswKasuRY, Ticket Agsat, Main-st.
o. II. DaEwEa, Freight Agent, oGics q Psskdl
Depot. faug6d
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HAVE THEY CHANGED douglas and the
Douglas men in Congress, united with the
Republicans in opposition to Lecompton and
the English bill. and the Douglas men
throughout the country stood side by side
with the Republicans on that issue. Now,
however, this same Douglas and his cohorts
are rejoicing without measure over the cleo.
ton Of Dick Barrett, who said he would have
voted for Lecompton and the English bill il
he had been in Congress, and who is elected
on the ground that he il in favor both Of
the extension and the perpctuation Of slavery
We're the Douglssites honest when they were
with US on that issue some weeks ago, or are
they honest now when they are against US, OF
are they dishonest all the time?
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puDLIc N0TIc1 l. hereby givsa, that on the
! ~ Day Of 6spts@Asf sexts g " door Il tAs
CLERK Once, In lAe City - Ksokuk, lows, /
shall proceed 70 ssll, fpfsasA n kaaA - ~ kgh
CT bidder, the iellsvlsg p.DDesSy, ts.wis, Twenty
(20) feet out Of lots Ave md six (6Ael, b hloek
twenty four az. h NJ City = Esokak, Ccsaty
Of Lee and State Of IewH, houn1ed o. iollowc,
commencing At point on Thifd-st., bsiag eighty
1907 feet from the corner Of Exehsnss AID Third
street,, running thsnos on TAisd-st. twenty (1o)
feet thence parallel with Exshanee-st. eighty (So)
feet, thence parallel with Thirdst twenty fsst
theucs eighty (so) feat 70 the place Of bsginnins
The sails Il made BY virtue d Deed q Truss
from D. Rsddington and x. Reddinsson, his wife.
% me made 70 secure the paymest Of certain
note, dated May s. 1857 and payable ninety days
after date TO the order Of WIN. huddiok, ior lie
sum Of one thousand, oHe hundred and eleven
ILL dollars, the same bearing credit 81 $500,
and signed By D. Rsddington, which note 10 due and
unpaid, and By the terms Of the 1rust Deed an
required % ssll the property.
Sale estwssn tbs hesys 81 10 o'clock = m. and 1
o'clock p. n. WIN. r. B. LYNCH,
August 3, 1669-dtd TYuste~
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NOstCo.
TIv0 JAMES DAvIDsON--Sir: where's % Il


vTS0 JAMES DAvIDsON--Sir: where's % the
1,th day Of April. 1853, yos delivered ~ ne
hve shares Of the stock Of the kIoknk, Fort Dss
Moines and Minnesota kaiiruad Company, nuabef
zoo, Of the value of one hundred dollar per share
dated Keohak, lsth October 1851 y coliatersi se-
ssrity for the payment Of . note executed By
Davidson, Mortimer Davidson, dated 18th DAY u
April, 1858, for tbs sam Of two hundred thirteen
400 dollsrS payable 70 myself order 10 ninety
days after das with intercst, he banking house
VI Geo. Z. Anderson 4 Co., with power. Il laid
note vAz not paid q maturity, 10 sell said stock 81
public aactioa, after giviag thirty days notice Of
such sale. And whereas said note above described
y nov dus and unpeid, now, therefore, you are
hereby notified, that By virtue IL the power vestsc
In me BY the Conditions u said deposit Of stecks
shall, On the eighth day u Septonbss next, 1855,
between the hours d 10 clock .. n. and 1cleek
p. m, st the front door Of the Court House in ke
City Of Keokuk, Lac Cosniy, Iowa, proceed TO sell
st Pablc auction 70 the highest and best bidder Tor
eash, the Avs shares Of sleek stoye described aud
tyanefsr and sssign the same mt the purchaser o.
purchasers thereof, and out Of tho proceeds 10 pay
the pmount Of sad nots and interest and ea psnsss
unIels before said day Of said salc yeu shall re-
deem said stock BY payment VI SAID note, in,erss,
md expeness, - Aforesaid.
RDM'Df. DIXIE.
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Position OF TIE AAsRICAss.-In another
colamn We copy an article from the St. Louis
Euening Nsps, the organ Of the American
party in Missouri. 1t will be seen from the
tone OF that article that the Americans are
not likely to aid the National Democracy in
carrying ont the discrimination in favor Of
Slavery inaugurated by the English bill,
which admits Slave State with $4,000 in
habitants, but requires $4,000 for the ad-
mission of Free State.
RTThe election of Delazon Smith rs Sem
ator from Oregon, must be pleasant news to
Dodge, Jones, Knapp, and the old Democra-
cy Of Iowa generally. They kept him down
here, but while they have sunk in defca.
here. he has risen to victory and high posi-
ton in the new Pacific State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-16

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DUBLic NOTCH 4. hersh1 gives, that on tho
4.h day q psS ~ Atthc door Of the
CLERK S11fss, 10 CIV u ksuksk, Iowa, shall
proosed y ell, for - b hand, 70 tho highest
biddas, tAefollowtn9 rgepsrty to-wtt. Forty (l0I
1sst = ~ front era u Ict 10. twslvs tn, IL
Bloea Nss lwcnty uIne t2g), semnsusins 81 The
EcstA eDs11F Of Jahnsdn snd 1ht,d streets, thence
on Inasd%eA forty l4ol -, DC 80 PARALLEL viii
johaopAse4. Afty IN - The. 81 TO Johnsou-t T.
forty lto feet thsnfc Afs tbO feet to the place Of
begsaniag, In the CITY u kcohuk, County of Lee,
and State u Iowa.
The sails i made BY virtue Il Deed Of Trust
from VIM. Y. u. Lynch to me made 10 secure The
payment OF = certain mute tot the swm Of thlrty-
thTrs hundred and thirty -threu ts3ss msae
BY ID. lcddington 70 VIM. y. b. LynsA. AID 8 hIm
specially endorsed, which nols Il dse and uspeid.
and BY tho tsrms Of the Trust Deed I an Ysouived
10 cell the property.
Sale between the houn Of 10 O'Clock 4. =. a.d
4o'cIock p. m. JESSE kUDDIOK. u.
August 8, lSS8-dtd 1Iustss.