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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
HIO AND MISS I86IPPl
'''.s '.''.
n A.ILR q AID.

- UnNIN6 10 direct connection with thu Keokuk
IL ard ST, Louis Packets, via St. Louis and Gin.
cinnaa TO Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, New York,
Baltimore, and sli intermediate places, through
with less changes Of cars than any other reats.
Pssscngers for the interior Of Indiana, Ohio and
Penney vani( WILL ind this the Cheapest, Quekcs
&c! b ~ ~ rSst Sal. Ard Comfortable r0u.s.
Passengers for all points East should avail them
selves Of this Treat National Route, - 1t A6srda
unusual facilities, being . superior broad 6suye
kosd, with vide and spacious saloon Cans, giving
nnsttAna6le ON any Marrow Iaugs Road.
For Trough Tickets u all points East, apply 1t
the General Iaiirosd Ticket O6aos, Eouth-wnt COR
nsr u second ami Main streets. under Hatch
Thompsou's Bank, kcokuk, lows
r. II. CHANDLER.
sugDd3tvsm Ticket Agent.
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N0ltCGs
VIN0 JAMES DANIDs0N-Sir. Whereas on the
L 2sth day OF April. 1883, you delivered to me
i've shares OF the stock Ut the keokuk, Fort Dss
Moines and Minnesota Railroad Company, number
zoo, Of the value Of hundred dollsre per share
dated keokuk 18th October, 1851, collateral Sc
surity for the payment Of note executed by
Davidson. Mortimer Davidson, dated 20th day u
April, 1853, for the sum VI two hundred thirteen
a. 100 dollars, payable to myself order in niney
days after date with interest," At the banking house
Of Geo. q. Andersen Co., Win power, II said
note was not paid 81 maturity, To sell said stock q,
public suction, after giving thirty days notice Of
such sale. And whereas said note above descr bed
is now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you are
hereby notified, that by virtue Of the power ycstsd
in me by tbs conditions VI said depoet Ut stocks
shall on the eighth day Of September next, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 clock .. and o'clock
p m, ct the front door Of the Court House ia Il
City OF Keokuk, Lse Cosn,y, Iosa, proceed 10 sell
Ut public suction 70 the highest and best builder for
cash, the i've shares VI stock shove described and
transfer and assign the mt the purchas.r "
purchasers thereof and ont Of the proceeds to pay
the amount u saia sote and interest and 1pensss
unless before said day Of said sale you shall re-
deem said stock by payment VI said NOTE, interest
and expenses, W Aforesaid.
EDA'DP DIXIE.
keokuk, lows, Auruat 8. lS5S-ar&dtd
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated In the
City of keokuk, Lee County and State of Iowa,
and ali others interested, that \ special tax ha.
been assessed and levied on tsid lots by
the City Council Of said city for CURLING and
Matchmaking, ~ designated in the above list, and
unless payment be made Of the taxes 30 levied
and also all COSTS before the 18th day Of September
A. d. 1858, the said lots, or 90 much thereof -
shall be nec ssary to discharge said tax and costs
will be sold on the day aforesaid, at the Mayors
Office in said city, between the hours Of O'Clock
.. m. and 6o'clock pm.
G. c. STEVENS,
Collector of the City Of Keokuk.
August 10. lSb6-dtd
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INCOM FWMAT NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that We whose names
IN are hcreunto attached, ~ President and Direc-
tors, with Others associated and who may hereafter
become associated with Us, have organised and in
corpsratcd ourselves into = corporate company,
under and in accordance with the Code, chapter A3
and laws OF the State Of Iowa providing for incor-
porati0ns. The name and style u the Company Ia
THE KKoKUK AND BURLINGTON PACKET COMPANY.
The Capital Stock $50 600 which may be increased
to any extent not e1essdins $500 600, Sy conssn.
pal place OF business Of the Company 10 at the City
Of keokuk, Iowa. The principal business and OBJ.
Ject Of the Company 10 to run and maintain line
of steamers for the transportation Of passenger
and freights upon the Mississippi River more par
ticulAriy between keokuk and MontYoss and Bur.
iington, DEMONSTRATING above TO Davenport and
Rock Island, and all intermediate ports, a. may be
found sxpedisnt; With power 10 contract, connect
and consolidate with Railroads, or other steam.
boats OF companies touching or upon said river.
The private property Of the stocs holders In this
Company Is made exempt from individual liability
for all or any indebtedness or liability OF the
Company, except 10 the extent Of their unpaid
stock respectively.
cd, ons-thrd Of which has been paid ii tho balance
Is pay able a. may be required, upon the call Of
the Board Of Director. fhe Company have pur.
chased and nov own the steamer az eokuk The
liabilities or debts Of the Company are limited u
onchsif the amount of The pits stock or 10 the
amount actually paid in on said stock.
The organisation dAtss from the Ist day Of Au.
gust, 1898, and 10 to continuc ten years from tha,
Gate, subject to alteration or renewal by vote q
consent VI three fourths Of the stock holders In
interest. copy Of the articles Of incorporation
governing this Company 10 Of record In tho ofAos
Of the Recorder Of Deeds, At keokuk, in the Coun.
rot Leo. lows.
The basiness Of the Company 10 uader the gensr
al control and supervision Of President and BOARD
Of i've Directors, who are elective annually by 1
vote Of the stockholders. The following persons
constitute the 6rst Board Of Directors
JoHs VAN Nosrwiog, d. r. BRIsHAn,
JoaS TEAPux, SLAs MEAianr.
II. W. SAMPLE,
ankuk Auy A.. p.s.sl...
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APPOINTMENTS.
q. ~. MICE.


Rspubliean candidate for Attorney Gen
sral, will address the people At the following
points:
Aibia, Friday, August 20, 2e'olscl ?. m.
Bloomfield, Saturday, Aug. II, o'clock p, N,
Centrsvills, Monday, Aug Is, st2p.m.
Corydon. Tuesday, Aug. =, 81 Up. m.
\ Leon, Wednesday Aug. Is, q J 2: m.
Decatur City, Wednesday, Aug. -, At P. IN.
NJ. Ayr, Thursday, Aug. 70, q p. n.
Bedford, Friday, Aag ~, ct Up. m.
Clasipds. Saturday, Aug. -, 1t Pm
sidney, koaday, Aug. 80, At p. m.
0leuvood Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1t p. m.
Cospcit Bluas, Wednesday, Sept. l, st p. IN.
Masuolia, Friday, Sept. ;, IT p. m.
Ashton. sasuscay, Sept. 4, Ut Pm.
Sioux City, Monday, Sept. 8, at p. m.
shslbyviiis, Wednesday, Sept Sat ZIP. ~.
Lewis, Thsrsday, Sept. 9, ats pm.
Frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10, at Up. m.
Quincy, Saturday, Sept. II. at P. N.
Alton, Monday, Sept. IL, At p. m
OsoeolA, Tuesday, Sept. IA, at m
Chsriton, W ednesdAy. Sept. Ii, at pm.
Bremen, Thursday, Sept. 10, asapm m.
j. NJ. ELwoop, the Democratic nominee
Is invited to be present and participate II
the above called meetings.
August l4th, 1858.
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby gives, that on the
l. 4th day Of eeptembes, NEXT at the door Of the
Clerks once. IL The City VI Ksokuk, Iowa, shall
bidder, the following property to-wit: Forty t40)
feet o. Of the front end Of Lot No. twelve ~, In
Block No. twenty nine (29), commencing At the
north corner Of Johpson and Third streets, thence
on Third-st forty t4o) feet, the ee parallel with
Johnson-st ffty 1907 fest, thei CO to Johnson-st.
forty 40 feet thence City tbo feet TO the place Of
beginning, IN the City VI heokuk, County Of Ice,
and State Of Iowa.
The sale is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Vim. r. b. Lynch to me made to secure the
payment Of 3 certain note tor the sum Of thirty
three hundred and thirty three t33SS) dollars, made
by ID. Reddington TO VIM. r. B. Lynch, and by him
specially endorsed, which note IL due and unpaid,
and by the terms Of the Trust Deed am required
to sell the property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and
4o'clock p. m. JESSE .kUDDlCk, ia,
August s, lS5S.dtd Trustee.
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RAILROAD TICKETS
5 = I + : q AO.

.
1853. summer Avrangsosna. 1855.
CHANGE or TndIl
Forming, in connection with the Pseksts. =
twice daily line to Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
rhressh - Chicags IN IL msuysi
Totake s6sct on Monday, August 9th, 1855.
Iron and after the above date and uatii fu,-
Ksokuk - follows;
Fint, lAooommodAtioAl Train lssyss Ysoh.h
Packet Depot, daily st I o'clock q -.
Second, tstssm boat Day Expssss) Traia HAYES
Keokuk ~ 1850 .. n.
:. Third, ts.s.nbost Nigh. R1prsss) Train leave,
Ksokak at 1o.aop m.
fist tAesommodatios) Train lssves Monsros, At
Sis D. m.
second. ls..amboa. Day Exprsss) Train leave.
Montrose Ut l1:46 p. m.
Third steamboat Night Exprsss) Train lsav..
Montrose daily ~ HAS p. N.
The tSairs on tho above named Railroad ynn,i, .
IN connscftcn with new and hrs. clsss Pasuna ~
Packets, viii form . twice daily line 20 Bur,in.-
son, makng sure And close connections with trains
running East and West for Chicago and NJ. Pleas-
ant.
Also, connecting At Mostsess ones da,,v v;,h
packets, for Masaatiss, kack Island. 49, ~; -.
above. Passsngen for Burlington cen tale either
Day OF kight kxpress.
fassengep Tor MuscBtins, Rock Island and points
Above, wiz take the Nigh. Express.
b. ". LAWS,
Superintendent.
Q. II. baswEs, Freight Agent, once Il Paehes
Depot. fs..Sd
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CO Mrs. A. l.. Miller, wife Of W. Il. Mil
Ter, Of Deer6cld, in this county, WAS killed
on the evening Of the frst instant by being
thrown from horse and dragged nearly :
mile, her foot remaining in the strap above
the stirrup, where it was placed; the stirrup
being too long.
She had playfully mounted the horse, not
intending TO ride any distance, and was not
more than four rods from the gate near hel
house, when she fell or was thrown, and let
ting go the bride, the horse became fright
ened and ran Of at full speed Madison
wis. Journal.
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nj En-

In this city on Wednesday the 18th, Cyrus S.
Moore, aged 10 years.
Funeral this morning At 10 o'clock, from his
late residence on 9th street, between johnson and
Exchange.
On ThursdAy, 18th, at I o'clock, p. m, after .
pIotraetsdiiluess. Mrs. J. II Day.
Funeral services this afternoon at O'Clock, At
the resi- lence Of II Day, corner Of 18th and Ex
change. n
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CT The Charleston Mercury convicts JEFF.
Davis out Of his own mouth Of being small
politician. In his recent Fourth OF July
speech at sea, the Senator culogised the
Union, and remarked that none but email
politicians would seek to divide it. The
Mercury quotes from Davis's secession speech
in Mississippi to show that he was aiming .,
it himself.
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Notice.
fTyAX SALE OF LOT for the Cost VI abatinR \
i nuisance upon said Lot
Owners names. lot. Block. Tax. Cost,
Unknown, Z ~ 1l5.5O Al16
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owner or own.
ers ofthe above that special tar has
been assessed and levied upon said tt, being the
amount expended by the City Of keokuk for filing
said lot for the purpose Of sbating = nuisance on
the same, esuacd BY ssagnsnt water, and unless
payment be made Of the taxes 90 levied, and
also all costs, before the 3ist day of August, A.
u. 1858, the said lots, or % much thereof Al
shall be necessary to discharge said tai and
costs, will be sold on tho day Aforesaid, 1t the
Mayors ofbce, In said city, between the hours Of
. o'clock -. NJ. and 3 clock p. M.
G. C. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City oil Kcokuk,
Lee County and State Of lows.
July n, 185S-dsw
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rrussee,s sale.


DUBLIC NOTICE Il hereby given, that on the
1 4th day Of September next, At the door Of the
Clerks Once, In the City Of keokuk, lows,
shall proceed 10 SELL for cash 10 hand to the high
est bidder, the following property, to-vit: Twenty
t2o) feet out of lots i've and six (6Ae), in block
twenty four t74), In the City Of keokuk, County
Of Lee and State Of Iowa, bounded ~ follow, ;
commencing At point on Third-s., being eighty
ts0) feet from the corner Of Exchange aad Third
streets, running thence on Third-st. twenty f3o)
feet thence parallel with Exchange-si eighty ioe)
feet, thence parallel with Thirdst twenty feet,
thence eighty (so) feet to the place Of beginning.
The sale Is made by virtue Of Deed u Trust
from d. Reddington and u. Reddington, his wife,
to me made to secure the payment Of certain
note, dated May ~ 1887 and payable ninety dsys
after date to tho order Of VIM, kuddick, for the
sum of one thousand, one hundred and eleven
u,lll) dollars, the same bearing credit Of $500,
and signed by D. keddingson, which note IL due and
unpaid, and BY the terms Of the Trust Deed am
required 10 sell the propertS.
sale between the hours OF 10 o'clock o. m. and 1
O'Clock pm. WIN. Z. y. LYNCH,
August 8, 1s6B.dtd Trustee.
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senator Trumbuii,s speech.

Few documents elected by the campaign
in Illinois will so we'll repay perusal ~ the
powerful speech Of senator Trumbull, lately
delivered at Chicago, the publication Of
which is concluded in our issue Of to-day.
We have long recognized 10 Senator Trum-
hull one Of the main pillars Of the Republic
can party; and We find in this last effort 40
ample confirmation Of the justness Of our es-
innate. In addition to the thorough and pit
less exposure Of his colleagues inconsisten-
cies and unsoundnesc, slready published, We
give to day Senator Trumbulps views upon
the bred Scott decision and the extravagant
federal expenditures, both topics Of the high
est moment, not only in the campaign now
progressing in Illinois, but in the coming
Presidential struggle Of 1860
Senator Trumbulps speech is in tone thor.
oughly Republican, and vindicates the neoes.
sity, never greater than now, Of placing the
government under the guidance Of pure Re
publican princ,ples.-lN. Y. Eve. Post.
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From the New York Evening Post.
Utterauces Of the r oets.


BY r.. BUCHANAN REID.
Tia ft the grand old kingly name
of win the kinglest poet sings,
Should eastward bear Joye 3 track vt dAme
and link il TO the land Of hinss.
III. we'll pNisgara," whose renown
With freedom mingies svermofe,
2huuld westward give her burden down,
md chain the world to freedom . shore.
'Tisdone the angry sea conssnts-
The nations stand no more apart
With clAsped lands the continents
Feel throbbingsof each others heart.
Speed, speed the Cable let 1t run,
loving girdle round tbs earth,
Till all the nations meath the sun
Shall be ~ brothers IT one hearth
As brothers pledging hand in hand,
One freedom for the world abroad,
One Commerce over every land,
One Language and one God
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A Buncn Of Kansas Quessiens.


The Democrats told us that the original
Perhaps it was; but there 10 q whole bunch
Of promising young questions grown up from
the old root. We wish some Of the erudite
ID. DPS doctors OF Democracy would an
swer these questions We can't.
All the Administration supporters told us,
and still tell Us, that the Lecompton Consti-
the English bill. How, then, do they &C.
stitution has been rejected?
Eight months ago these Democrats de.
ciared that the only way to settle the ques-
ton was to bring Kansas int the Union with
the Lecompton Constitution. How do they
explain the phenomenon that the question i
settled, (ss they say il is,) while it is not
and never will be, in the Union, with the LIE.
compton Constitution?
The Washington Union, Of last Friday,
says that the "Engliah bill has been rejected
because the people Of Kansas were unwil-
ling to take upon themselves the burden oil
then, did the President and the Democratic
party attempt, six months ago, TO force ths
people Of Kansas to stake upon themselves
bu0 OuTucu VI SUSTAINING CsSto 0VVcIu'
ment z"
We might point out some other sprouts
from the old stump Of the Kansas imbroglo
but these Will do for the present. lSt. Loui,
News.
ANOTHER SUrrERzR DRAp.-Mr. Hurd, wht
was severely injured by the storm 1t Ellison
on the 30th OF May last, died at the residenc.
of DR.. j. II. Webster, in this cit3, on Satur.
DAY mcrnirg last, Mr.. Hnrd vn. wounded
in the side, 90 that his lung prosruded. nr
Webster brought him to bis own residence
and labored diligently for h!s restoration
Never Was patient more assiduously caret
for, or skin more earnestly directed. III,
want Of sucosss, Ne presume, does not mill
tate against the Doctors skillfulntss, Will,
his devotedness TO the case will enhance hil
reputation ~ pbysician.-I Monmouth At
las, 18th.
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The Gable ToW.

Glowing
The westward course Of empire yet
Demands higher speed;
Columbia would 20 ahead
While Earope Tags indeed.
But Field has found q remedy;
As Europe is 80 slow,
Our continent, impatient, takes
The eastern world IN tow.
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An Editor NonP,ussca.

Mr.. J. B. Dorr, editor Of the Dubuque
Express and Herald, attended the discussion
between Messrs. Vandever and Leningwell at
this place on Friday last. Mr.. Vandever, in
his closing speech, read an editorial from the
Express and Herald Of Dsc., 1855, Chen
under the control OF d. A. Mahoney,) to
prove that the Democracy had changed
ground upon the question Of the power Of
Congress to legislato for the TERRITORIES. The
extract was pointed, and expressly declared
that Congress had the sole and exclusive
control OF territory while it remained SO.
Mr.. V. argued that rs Mr.. Mahony was still
u prominent Democrat, having since that
time been elected member Of the Legisls-
ture, and wos at this time Of like views with
the present conductors Of that paper, that
the party had changed front, and what was
nounced rs bot sound doctrine, and was in
consistent to the Cincinnati Platform. Mr..
Dorr at this point interrupted Mr.. Vsndever,
and asked him il the article was not written
previous to the meeting Of the Cincinnati
Convention. "True," replied Mr.. ", in
stantly, SHUT do you claim that your party
changed its principles when it made that
platform2" The hit was 30 palpable that
the audience rosrsd, including MIR. Dorr him
self but he asked no more questions ct that
meeting. We expect the Express Herald
will contain an account Of MIR. Lefhngwell's
great triumph at Marion, but doubt very
much whether it will xllude to this side
scene, 10 which the editor Of that paper got
SO completely hoored, and which WAS not
promised in the bill Of fare.--[Linn County
Register.
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Dudley House.

Corner - Main anA Elghsh streets,
q 90 per Day.
neh1edtosspl KELLY, Paosnssoa.
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'--ss-------.~-------.---- 1870. -,
ClA CULAR.
Ts ear Pasrens snA shs Puhaae ~
General.

re eur Pasrons anA shs Puhaae =.
NEAhe great pleasure ia being AHA Ia a,sups
~ you that noivithsta naing our heavy toes hv
the banning of our Sales Roous q Eos IL and a
Warrington Avenue, and The loss Of the - tire
stock IN them, on the morning Of the 1sth Mt.
We are ALREADY able TO I'll any order that nay IS
desired In our line.
Having large amount Of stock il our ware
ooeses shat are not eonnectsd With our selss reons
ana being IN constant receipt VI goods from TIE
pest manufacturers, Ne are thus enablea % Al 81
dess A. our usual Low prices, and in former peompt
and saiisfactory manner.
oaf iacin1ies Tor procuring aad keeping M d.
sfaoie sssek ars aneQuaied our pefsonal atten-
uon ana large experience - and viii b.
Sivsn 70 our legitimate business ~ Dealers il "a
Furniture ana Upholstery,
IN all the various branches. We assuYe Won tia.
We VIII sell ~ good Goods ard At q Low Prices
West. Aos's IN 'as
Thanking you for the very liberal petrop...
the same. VI
SAiss Rooms for the present, on NORTH west cor
per OF Washington Avenue and second-st,. four
doors below lac old stand.
Very Respectfully,
6CAkRlTT MASON.
81. Louis. Mo-, July Is. 81. -aas6dAv
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A pRrpIcrIox OF SciEScE.-A letter writ
ten BY Prof. Morse to Hon. Jno. G. Spencer,
dated Aug. 10, ls43, while the latter was
Secretary Of the y. s. Treasury, and before
any selegraphic line was actually at work in
this country, contains the following remark
able prediction
"The practical inference from this law is,
that telegraphic communication on the
electro magnetic plan may, with certainty,
be established across the Atlantic ocean /
Startling as this may now seem, ! am conf
dent the time will come when this project
will be realized"
Fifteen years, to month, realizes the pre-.
diction.
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ANDREW !. WILKINSON,
Late wilkinson Marshali,l

Wholesale aU0 Retail DFugs1 list,
NO. % MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, .
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes window Giass, Glass " are and
Varnishes, at and below narkct rates.
Aus. Is, Esd
NITRATE Silver CrystAlixed-48 ounces Chem
~ icaily pure, in store and for sAls by
A. J. WILKINSON,
nugl6d 06 Mainst.
SPTs. TuRPENTISR-200 gal. in barrels and
4. j. WILKINSON,
augl6d 30 Main-st.
r lNsEED, Lard and Sperm Oil-200 gal. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
sugl6d 96 Main-st.
A LCOHoL, so and Us per cent.-5o0 gal In store
A. WILKINSON,
sugl6d So MAin-st.
CHOPPERS ISIkdLASs-50 lbs Of this superior
~ gelatine for sale by
A. ). WILKINSON,
Augi6d IS Main-s..
A YEk'S Cherry PectorAl--2o0 dozen Of tbis
IA standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, IN
A, J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Keokuk,
Auglsi % MAinst.
Rooms for emit,
nN Main street, between Sd and 4th, At an ex-
~ ccedingly low figure. Apply to
auglsd CAVE 1 BARBER.
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Aho, ~ several iderent routes - all ~
prinsipal intermediate places.
@-Ako, 70 Milwaukee, Frssport, 0alsna, Dan.
lsith and St. Paul.
- Also, to ali the Railroad Cities In Upp>r ~
Lower Canada, vie Grand Trunk Railway Asnil.
ton, Ioronto, Kingston, Montreal and Qasbsc.
~Dy the same route to Ogdsnsburgh, N. T.,
Plsttsburgh, N. T., and Portland, No.,
CAN 81 PIocUREp AZ fHH
RAILROAD TICKET OYFICE,
Moin-St., besscssn First end Second, one
door obous the Billings House,
KEOKUk, IOWA.
EPassengcrs can save Time and Money
BY buying THROUGH TICKETS.
EBagsaEs checked through free from Kscsuk
TO chic.go, and checks exchanged on the can for
points further East.
FIRST CLASS FARE FROM KEoKUK,
TO Boston, t3l 90 To New York, Az %
Ph,lsdsIphis, n 90 !" Harritburr, n %
BALTIMORE - 10 /" Pittsbusgh, II %
- De- sure that you ere In the Rixh, once. -
RAILROAD TICKETS
dood LOT an uniimitsdisngth Of time; allowing
Passengers tostor AZ any point and re-
sumo their journey ii leisure.
Steamboat Tickstsg good until Close Of Nsvieatios.
,A0Passsngsn can obtain Reliable Informal
at this Once in regard to ali Rsiiroed Ro1tss in
the Ueited D tstes and CAnsdas. -
S00se open At all hours.
J.R.TRWKsBURY.
Rorsisn Ticket Agent @. b. 4 =. y. 4. Liss.
june 10-dAw
Rsekuk. me. PIES sane X a.eeae.-.
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EEThe old Democratic party was An eco
nouical party, and illustrated it, faith by it's
practice under the lead and counsels Of the
apostle Of Democracy, Thomas Isfsrson.--
The new Democratic party, under the lead
Of that old Federalist, james Buchanan, ex-
ponds q hundred millions Of dollars per an
mum, and calls itself economical. How ma
ny millions would an extravaganza Admins
tration expend il one hundred millions 10 ac-
counted economical?