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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-03

~ DIR. BREwsrrR. the cslebratsd oDticisn. intrs
duced number Of novel thoughts y 70 the proper
ties Of light Perhaps il would nos b esoonins e
express an opinion upon the snhjsct On whiea -.
msa ~ Newton. Brewster and Lichaitz hsss alass.
cd. Whether light ID material tnins. 2 oompou"s
eiectrcitv or sonsshinr slss i hardly worth while
"a puzzle ourselves sbeut. One thing y csrtAir,
thst s co,ors aerss ID he AArk aad shaa ~ pies
shades az di0srsucs q he 1brns whies nAfsn nev
be msAs "a ss1uns. ean be seeu 70 The eese a4Sen
| -, g ~ passAscn Jon OySsm. WHARF hsnAn ~
has exhausted itss,f ~ testsstsg typs nseAa ~
oEns d sleGaaees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-03

ET FRAsKLIs PAPER MILL, RICH.
hoSD. vA-Bslvidsre Manufacturing Company
Keep cons antiy on hand all descriptions Envelope
Aanills ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
fAPEks. Of all qualities and sizes, furnished 81
short notice
k4-Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
@ OgpEs, supt oc4-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-03

xW~ DR. JoHH b. WALTHALL, (Homeo
rsthist,1 offers his pro essiona services to the citi
Asns of biehmond am its vicinity. Once at his re
le i5-dfy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-03

10 ECEIVING PER STEAMERS AND
IL sCHOONERS-
2Ja boxes RAISINs, whole, half and quarter
G0bsxes CiTRON
casks CURRANTS
5000 lbs COOKING pRUkEs
ocases sup article EisIlE ES in jars and bzs
20 drums ultana RhlSINS
itg drums flGs
For ssie at reduced prices by
no II No 76 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-03
soid By all Druggists in Richmond. &C Is-em

ksS~ DR ACHILLES AscoLIs Office, Oh
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH.
fatl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-15

have you noticed this Improvement ia
the locality Of the Improvement
A-The improvements OF which speak
are principally located as tho west side Of
the rapids, on Second street, in Keokuk,
lows.
Q-To your knowledge, has any machine
~ ever been introduced for removing the
rocks, and what vas the nature OF said ma
chinery?
A-To my know ledge, a smash. sheen''
.'ods introduced, the object Of which vas said
to be either to break or punch the rock,
through into "Simns' Hole" or to the other
side.
Q-Was this machine successful in &C.
complshlng the object for which it was in.
troduced?
A,-The "mash-sheen" cas Successful If
accomplishing the object for which it wa,
introduced; it did ."break"--all to smash
ems.
Off you know Of any rocks having beer
removed, please state, to the best OF you,
knowledge, where the principal deposit o.
said rocks was made.
A-To the best Of my knowledge and be
/ lief, the principal s'dsposit'' Of ssroeks', ha,
been in the pocket Of the contractors and
others interested.
| Other questions would probably suggest
themselves to the committee, especially IL j,
/ happened to be composed, ~ was the lat,
"Willetps Point" committee, Of member,
who seemed strangely intent on carving out
the purpose for which they we're professsdly
appointed; but not being Congressional in
vestigating committee, we will here leave tn,
subject.
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Notice.

We heeehg give notice that we have adopt
q tls Cash System with regard to subscrip-
Mons. Honcsforth, no name will be entered
- our books unless it be accompanied by
'saah, and whenever the pay runs GU. the pa
p@r vii stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers car
DO -; but they must look to the carriers and
nit TO " for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of 10, and there our respon.
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
Eases, but il they see at to give credit that i.
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms OF
payment for Advertisements and Job Work
the rules Published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adheredeo.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 co.
KEOKuK POST,
per WV. Res, As't.
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Our President.

lie entered the White House with prom
ise of freedom to Kansas, on his lips and
scheme for enslaving il, in his pocket. He
declared war against Circulating Notes-and
in six weeks was ulng them, himself. Be-
fore the ink was dry with which he pledged
"Economy"-he had drained the Treasury
of its last dollar. Before the printers were
done stereotyping his inHexibIe determine
ton never to borrow--he was in Wall street
soliciting Loan
lie congratulated tho Country on the final
end OF Slavery agitation-a and he has been
agitnting 1t, ever since. He ordered Paul
ding to stop the Filibusters-a and then re-
called him for doing it. Walker OF Nicara-
qua he pronounced IN Outlaw--and rendered
him the Inequalities Of the White House.
Walker of Kansas he furnished with written
instructions--and turned him out for obey
ing them. In 1857, he took of the heads of
Ill Postmasters who could not sshurrAh for
Popular Sovereignty" In 1858, no takes
off the heads OF all who repeat the cry OF
1857.
He withheld troops from Utah, where he
proclaimed there was WARM order to keep
them in Kansas where he insisted all was
Peace. He sells Forts at the West for 1.-THE
OF their cost in order to buy sites for Forts
at the East at ten times their value his sub
ordinates, in both cases pocketing the differ
encc. lleis continually asking for new steam
! frigates-but he will not use those he has
either on the Coast Of Africa, or in the Gulf
Of Mexico. He sends out steamer, osten-
sihlv to catch the Styx--but with private or
ders in the Captains desk, to do nothing Of
the sort. Claiming to be one Of the mos,
frugal Of Presidents has spent more than
any Of his predecessors. Assuming to be
above party prejudces, he makes partizan-
| ship the basis even OF his invitations to Dim
ner II Albany Jour.
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Steamer Canada
LATER FROM EUROPE.
CApr RAcx. july 10

CARR RACE, July IL.
The Cunard Steamship Canada, has been
intercepted with dates from Liverpool to the
Sd inst.
Liverpool market.-Cotton Sales for the
week II 900 bales, including 5000 bales to
exporters, and Ii 900 bales on speculation.
All qualities slightly advanced, and market
closed firm.
Manchester adviees closed favorable, and
holders demand an advance.
Provisions and Breadstuffs generally closed
steady.
Consols for account are quoted at 95s (1
95s.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
decreased Eos, 900.
The general news is Of but little impor-
lance.
The Bill allowing the House Of Commons
to admit Jews, passed to n second reading in
the House Of Lords by DC majority.
Parliament will be prorogued before the
last Of july.
The Spanish Ministry have resigned, and
a new Cabinet formed, headed by o'Donnel,
as Minister of Foreign Affairs and War.
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relegra phIc News.
NV YoRK. ,Jnly

NV YoRK, July IL.
Michael Cancemi was to-day sentenced to
be hung Sept. 22d, for the murder of police
man Anderson.
The great increase in the arrival Of in
fected vessels ut Quarantine has revived the
excitement on Staten Island, and threats of
violence on the Quarantine buildings are
again made.
A Washington despatch says that the Con-
stitutionst party in Mexico, in case they sue
Deed in overthfowing the Zuloaga govern
ment, intend to make either Queretaro or
Gignas the seat Of the Federal Government,
SO as to destroy the centralizing power Of
Mexico.
A serious riot was threatened yesterday in
consequence Of tho efforts made by the May
or to enforce the law against the running of
omnibusses on Sunday. The propriesNs Of
the omnibusses, backed by the keepers of
lager beer saloons, were determined to risk
the law, but were finally oyerpowered and
their horses and vehicles seized. A large
number Of special police were sworn in.--
The omnibuss proprietors and saloon keep
ers entered complaint against the Mayor
for disturbing the peace.
The e. S. steamer Relief arrived, from
Aspinwall June 2lst, via Key West 4th inst.
She brings the nyalids of the Pacific Squad
| ron.
The Relief left Aspinwall without man.
Of war, and was regarded with respect by the
white inhabitants, AS they were under appre-
hension Of riot among the negroes and
natives.
The Wabash, Colorado and Macedonia are
| at Key West.
| The Jamestown was at Havana on the 22d.
| She had cases OF fever on board. She was
| from San Juan.
| Key West was quite healthy.
/ No cases Of British outrages.
The bark Corinthian, from Port au Prince,
arrived to- day. She lost ; OF her crew Oh
the passage By fever.
ALBANY, July ll.--This has been the hot
test day Of the season--the thermometer at
9 O'Clock this morning stood ut 81 deg. A,
half past ! l O'Clock we had one Of the most
severe thunder storms ever seen in this Vi
cinity. The streets were flooded for half an
hour so that it was impossible to cross. The
wind blew gale uprooting trees and scat
! tering shingles, chimneys and awnings. In
! the country, few miles from here, there
was terrific hail storm, hailstones larger
than hens eggs fell, doing considerable
damage to the crops. Three miles below the
| city vessel loaded with lumber was blown
ashore.
BosToN, July 12.-At Carmel, Me-, on Sa.
urday, the only two children OF Lewis Rob-
inson, aged 4 and years, were drowned
while bathing.
10 Waltham, on Saturday, Miss M. Wal.
lace, aged 10 was drowned by the capsizing
of boat.
The lightning struck dwelling house on
the corner Of Pearl and Wash streets, Rox
bury, doing some damage but injuring no
person.
The Thermometer has fallen 81 deg. since
yesterday.
Among the prominent guests at the Ma
liant House this season are Lord Napier and
family.
ST. JOINS, July l2.-Weathor cool and
clearing mp, wind N. Z. No signs Of the tel
egraph fleet.
LAsslNGnuRo, July l2.--The Farmers
Bank of Lansingburg was entered last night,
and an attempt made to open the safe, but
without success.
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The Raplds lmprovem ent.

/
A correspondent Of the Quincy Hhig has
an article Of some length upon the condition
and prospects of Keokuk, for which We have
only space for the following extract:
An important element OF wealth and ad-
yancement which Keokuk possesses is the
water power which will be afforded by ca
nal around the rapids--a work that will cer-
tainly be done sooner or later, for this is the
only way 10 which permanently nnobstructed
navigation can be secured; all the appropria.
tons OF Congress for removing the rocks
from the rapids to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
think that several hundred thousand have
been appropriated, at one time and another,
for tho Improvement Of these rapids, and if
one Of those institutions lately so popular,
but now rather out Of favor with s'the De-
mocracy,o an Investigating committee .
wers appointed to examine into the nature
and extent of the improvement effected by
this large expenditure of Government money
doubtless some interesting developments
would be made. From inquiries which |
have ut different times made Of citizens here,
! | can imagine what sort OF answers such a
COMMITTEES Of inquiry would receive from the
said citizens, who might be called in to tcs
tify in regard to the matter. The questions
! and answers would be somewhat as follows
| tThe respondent being supposed to be a
pilot Of the river, and at the Same time rep
resenting in his responses the general senti.
ment of the community
Q-You are citizen here, have resided
here several years, and are familiar with the
navigation Of the river-do you know any
thing concerning the attempted improvement
Of the rapids?
Al am acquainted with the superintend-
ens of "the improvement" by sight--have
heard some bIoping about the improvement.
Of the rapids.
| Q-ln your opinion, were the charges,
used in blowing the rocks, which you speak
! Of, sufficiently heavy to make any impression
.that is, was there much powder used 10
them?
Ain my opinion, the "chargesn uere
| '.suihciently heavy TO make very decided
impression" the appropriation, but in
the biouing Of which | speak, think that
very listle powder was used.
Q-Have you noticed any considerable i'm
provement on the rapids since the commence
ment OF this work?
Al haze noticed very considerable I'm
prorement on the rapids since the commence
ment OF the work.
Q-At whss particular point on the rapids
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KeOkuk Alcohol Dis
tl1lcry.

VnsHE subscriber respectfully informs The siti-
= sens Of Ksokuk aaath rounding country
that hs IL now rsad to iii NJ orjsrs alasesssd to
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GH,
CAMpHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being A PRACTICAL STILL BujtEDER myself,
and having In person superintcndcd the whole
process OF busliing, can safely say that my ma,
chinery Is unsurpassed by any establishment in
the United States. And further. In rddition O
superior machinery and my own practical i nowl-
edge OF the business, have secured the services
Of Of the best cohol distiIers In the country
l would also inform those who may favor mo With
call and arc inclin ed TO encourage home manu-
features that car supply them With any OF " Q
above articles az cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same IN any Of the Western cities
thereby saving freightage and the many disap-
pointments incidental to spring and tan chip.
ments.
request those who are capable Of judging 70
compnre my samples with any in the country and
give an impartial decision-I ask no more.
CHAb. NOEL.
Disiillcry and Office half . square above ID q
Packet Landing, Kookuk, lows.
July IL. 'bS-dAw3n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


EducRliOnl
MR. En-. WUKTH begs TO offer his services as
wi teacher on the Piano Forte 10 tho young la
dies aud gentlemen of this place. He has aiso
great experience in teaching all the branches Of
general education, As we'll as book keeping. Lea
sons IN German will also be given. Refer to Mr..
koss' boarding house, Johnson.st between sth and
9th sta.
Eeokuk, July l3-d3t
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q n ND TRU n RAIL = . A d
OY CANADA.
!.

n AND THU " X RAIL = . ID
OF CANADA.
~ DELIGHTFUL 1 ROMANTIC RoUTENn
FROM rHE wKsr 70
R0sf0n, fssc York, and TIE Eaters States
Via The MseAisan Central, Great Wsasys,
O9dsHsbGrqA$ Fernoaf Central SD
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengrr by this route have an opportunity Of
Waiting some Of the grandest and most wos-
derful scenery In the world, including 7oroMSs,
Niagara rats, SpsDsnsicn Bridge, 7notssnd Isaads
Rdpfds AZ HE 81. Laprenrf, Quebec, Moafvsai WAde
MeSnfaius e Tubular b. idgs, tnsssly fsro ssiss in
iengfA), Lake Chompietn, Tdns Of Mo~fmeysmei,
HS6son River, etc, sfe.
On and after May l. s5s. baggage viii b.
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMaGRAnTs.
Passages may be secured st the ofkes 81 the Con-
pany In Chicago by SAILING chips from London
Liverpool, Plymouth, GlAsgov, Bristol, Hall,
Aberdess aaa Montrose. AAAgeDt Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supssintsnds tbs rsnovaI Of
smigrants and baggage At Quebec frse IL charge.
Fare fron 80 TO 4S6 70 Chicago, including
sooksd provisscns,>
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI AT HAN
or - 500 TONS AND TOO FRET LONG
II under contract to this conpany for one o. more
trips 10 Portland. Toafists' return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In kurope win
shortly BE- Issued. Tickets from Chinau for All
points East, also for the Levisthan, or Ter the M
81. b. Co.'S ships, can bs obtainsd q the Olheo
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. ts DssshoYn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRAcK,.
Agent Of Grand Trunk r. X. Co., Of Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-15

CT Nothing checks the play Of the imagi.
nation more saectually than empty pockets.
That's 90, Larry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-15

Rochester Csmmercial Nurseries,
ROCHESTER,. MONROE Co., NY.
II. Z. HOOKER / CO., PropxixroRs.
WIN. BARNES, AaEsr, al the qNce Of Stoadard
Carer, Banner Miils Depot, Keoksk, Iors,
WILL he happy to furnish Descriptive Pam
w phlets, free, to any who may desire it Also,
to receive orders for all kinds Of Fruit Trees orns
mental Trees, Hedge Plants, Evergrecns, Decidu-
Gus Trees anu shraoej small Fruits, such as
Strawberries Raspberries, 0oosebcrrics Black ber-
ricr, currants, and every variety Of Grapes 10 be
delivered in good order next Fall or Spring to
suit parchrrs.
keokuk Msy 81, 1858 ,--(dlw-w2ml
Snn GALLONS Pure Linssed OIL for sale By
OUU 8. B. VOWEL,
msy27d Isl MAin-st.
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JaairiaI Conyen,ton.

xArs will be Convention Of Delegates from
the Counties Of Lee, Henry, Louisa and Des
Mcinss, tcomprisng the LIST Judicial District,
holden at Burlington, Wednesday July 18th, a, 8
o'clock p m, for the purpose Of nominating can.
didates for Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, and Mem
bar of the Boardo Eiucat,on. The ratio Of rep
reseatatien win be one delegate for each one hum
dfsd Republican voters.
PHILIP vIELE, Chm Cent. Com, Leo Co.
d. 3. 1LllOTT, Horny Co.
A. W. TAYLOR, Louisa Co.
FIT HENRY WARREN, Dies Moines Co.
& Juns -, Isss.
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KEOKUk
CLOTH HIN q STORE.

Ne. 3 Estos Housc, =. Keokuk.
NTlTH thanks TO my many friends for past
w favors, beg leave to inform them that
am now receiving my SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of D. Devlin l. Co., and james Wilde, r.,
Co., the two bert Clothing Houses In tho Uni.
ted 6tates. Ny Clothing is good and we'll made /;
those who have purchased of me will testify ~
that fact and to those who have not would say,
come and try for you,seirts. Good Goods At fair
price are always the cheapest.
Owing to the pressure in money matters am
compelled to sell strictly fur CASH
April I'd A.W 8Rlf1ITH.
(yENTS' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fab.
~ Ion, for sale at No. 3 Estes House, Main-st.
spr2d AVE-.
A VERY superior assortment Of Linen 0oods
"A ON hand ~ No. Estes House, Nain-at.
Amid AW q.
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eT- Deceit is a shining garb in which en-
nifty enrobes herself, that she may the more
cfectually destroy her victim.
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n. w. JONES,

n. w. JONES,
wATC1l-MaKEIs AND BE WELLER,
u FSpRrTFULiiy informs The citi.cns Of Kec-
IN kuk and vicinity that be may be found ut j.
Psrmels's, date Parmele Campbell) No. t73
Msin-st., between "a and Sd, where he would b
pleased To attend to the wants Of all who may f.
vor him with call.t
Watches, Clocks, and Jcwslry repaired AMI
warranted. N. W. JON11.
Apr50dtf
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For Congress,
SA MI Ell IL. CURTIS.

Tns DRs MoIsRs VALLEY WRre - published
svefy Monday At this once, Is one ofthc Oldest
papert II Iowa, and has very large and increas-
ing circulation throughout the Des Moines VAL
ley Northern Missouri and W cstern Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-15

J. A M A s o N,
ID f N II L s II
Go to DR.. MASON, where you can get the
best of work done without paying
all you have got for it, and
WAsre you can have sss Of Teeth made
that piA suit you, sciihout hGring three
or four sets ns0ds, and poying
for them each tims.
He makes use Of the best stock--Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes the heavy trimmed and heavy round
lining Plate work.
His work need only be seen to be admired.
H.B.-He makss bis own specimens.
my5d
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GE-A witness was called to the stand to
give his testimony. Having taken his place,
he turned 80 the conrsel NJ the her, rrd be
fore giving bis testimony very earnestly
made the inquiry "Say, stranger, which
side am on ~
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XIX, Hale 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,
RB1n8EHcss
The Park BANK, Nsw York.
Edward Tyler, ksq., Cashier Suffolk b., Boston.
Messrs. Dana, fArrar = Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbufy, Wells River, VT,
Messrs. Mattscks, BassOsA Smith, Chicaro.
Messrs. Greeley 4 Gale, 81. Louis,
Rev. Ger. Denison, keokuk.
B; ,. Hinmsn, ESQ.,,
febaAd
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Direct ImPertasisn
OF f
d ARDWARE AND CUTLERYl
8. W. d n. TucKrn

|
8. w. X n. TUCKER.
IMPORTERS AND wH0LRSALR DEALERS.
ave IN store, and are receiving their uupplies
ss spl,as direct fron the .aksrs, Which
voraeis tesns. Thsstoek keing unusually iarse.
tasy sonAasAtly solicit IN examination Of ~
same. swan. TUCKER,
NAY lo-a1w Sign Of Red Paddock.
A MES SAOVRLS.--A large stock a z1..,
n.yIO s.w. n. TUCKER.
CcYIak sToNns:-seytAs STONES, Of diSsTsas
nsyIc 9. w.4H. TUCKER.
SCfvHE RlfLES.-vsrious Qualities ol 6eVtAs
ki.ss and SAarpsssfs for sale By
uA11e s.w.AH TUCKER.
= Iokl4kS.-A good article 81 HisEieS Tor 1aIe r.
- lmsylel 8. w. : b. TUCKER.
MhDsIoNEss- The Bsssa 6rs1stonss, q V
s.W .TtcKxR.
. (sisn q ths Hi Paalesh.l
ES1NCK NzTI6 -.
E1ns "a do
d a:s::':s !: ]: !. .'',sl- . - ..,,.,..
&C.; :::.; !; !:
e Ls!sslsr With ssa:sa! asssstssat = 49, -
iov 81 y 1''A'h' 'saas' ~ iss 4
WnN ,uasoss, 0ssbSlng aaa o1kM HOES
~ epeass, shovels, AsEtosks 80 Plsks,
~ csyss 81. ensshs er1 a..!2 czs:.s.
OK. TrAss sad Halter chsi.s
Ga. .s s ( sosss. Nay aaA Straw knives;
A., ana large stock Of asserSsd Hardware and Cat.
naysSaw - - a. ~ rr.v
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PlasteFeFss E2alF.
I'm hand and for sale Of the lowest market r. ~
Ma largo lot VI Piastsrsrs' Hair.
B. ". .. H. TUCKER,
mAylS sign of ~ He'd p11Iosk,
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rT-lf you would be loved as compan-
ion. avoid unnecessary criticism upon those
with whom you live. The number Of peo-
pie who have taken cut judges patents for
themselves is very large in every society.
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Another Sheet Iron
Safe Gone!



A SHEET IRON SAFE rs. g. HERRINGsE,''
was robbed night tive since, In this city. The
Safe was thrown over on lie back on como bags Of
coffee, powder put into the loSk, the door blown
open, end some $500 extracted.
WHEN WILL MEN LEARN WISDOM
Why longer use Sheet Iron Safes that are contin-
ually being blown open and robbed.
ALLIES SAFES So
are the only rsiAbls Safes in use, sure proof
against FIRE and burglars.
Tho undersigued agoats for Lillies Safer are
ready 1T any time 10 test his safcs with any other
make q safes used In this city. Cali around gen
temen, those who can open one Of Lillic's Safes
With sicdgs hammsr-any Of our safes are at
your service. Try them ON. Mr. Lille don't pre-
tend 10 make > safe that never can b broken int
but he does pretend to make Safe, and doss do IT,
that will resist the burglars tool Or I'm, great
deal longer time than any other safe now msds.
We will guarantee 70 open any IT the Sheet Irsa
SAID in half the time Jon can epsn one d Nl-
lies, II you can open one ct all.
A full assortment Of Lilies GAfes 1t
LILLis's Agency, ~, Main St.
July, 3p( TILLIN0HADT LAM - BUGL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-15

Uss OF TME.--The prudent use OF time,
rather than extraordinary natural power, has
been the secret OF success in vast ma; GRITTY
OF instances among those who have been dis.
,inguishad for extraordinary results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-15

ETIn the Polk Judicial District j. II.
Gray has been nominated the Republican
candidate for Judge, MIR. Willard for District
the Attorney, and Mr.. Mills for Member Of
Educational Board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-15

GTIu its extremity the Administration
advertises At one time the enormous quaint
ty Of twelve millions Of acres Of land for
sale. The Government is hard up indeed,
when it il rsduced to the necessity of letting
spectators Gull choice bits Of land from
this immense quantity, in order to raise a
little spending money.