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s'rJ s''0.e. ls - -.
-
MILL manufacture and put on surpevior
w Cement Roofing suitable for all Ii nds Of build
ings. II applied either on felt or canvass, and
TO roofs Of any grade, from Of nm inch up to one
fourth pitch and is equally darsb ia ali cases.
II u veil adapted to cover eorpices, walls Of all
kinds, sul TO cement all kinds Of roofs TO the wall
and protect them perfectly from water. 1t h the
most suitable roofing for vernMdahs por6hes ;
walking over IL viii not iDjure it in the least, %
1t will become hard in all temperatures, thus
making The most 1esirAble roofing for promen des.
The vAansbls sc0ang has been thorough y .es ted
- more ~ aims years, and has remained fast
ed HDlnjsfsd. II has been in use in this city for
three ysan, AnA has given entire satisfaction.
For furth&r inlosmAti please cal at the Office ;
nsno trounie 70 shos specimens Of roofs Il three
pears standing free from lsAks or repairs and I'm
injured. Amongthe many parsons who have used
~ in ksokuk are tbs following:
n ". W. k;loourne, Is. starkwather
SSA y. C.PArrott, JAS. II. Bruce,
Haakins Taylor, Wm. .. Daniel,
J.W. johnson, A waleott
cAm Pollock, J b. Howell,
Dr. Hicks, Or. Knowles,
- Ivan Co., j. Clark,
riskten Lucas, X. Bower,
=. oeoasid Sro., y. Reddinx.on.
MINI one 'aing-thts roof il morss fre- proof
than any other, not excepting q an aiata
apr2odS1
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ALE
Sn 1RLS. Dayton Ale, 30 bbls. Cincinnati Ale
~ Good summer stock, received on eonzisn-
STAFFORD Accu1K
apf1sdim LsSes.
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nxTR RDsNARY lNDUCEmENTA
TO TRADE


~ tbs ssNinb1s eixpenoe.''
q g. s .ss sss,s .ss
sc: ;::: s &C., :: y.. II III
sAay.viA aay sity aYoiSt u sariety and
s.s,,sy. "a q Hi iasss iassssssshs price.
J. Of Drsss Co lave sill,. Tissues, Barge.
-, Bsrse -, uhell ]. Poplins. valen
fl'id' J sias', Lawn hsbs'
1Ao ne q esd0s vybteWnd omestic ,bIeache ed
Osnaburgs, drillr, tickinIs prints, Ac.
&1oOs Linen Goods Of all kinds--white and
- for pants; white and brown table diaper,
sosaA and diaper toweling, Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, summer ShA Wis, blAcksil ycsettss on.
sroidcries. iscssS1nnkct handksschisfI, hosiery,
dsnders. ~
ALSO, anassoftnent Of Summer ClsG1l8e, ~
necessary articles too numerous to msu61oo.
AND In connection with the above, Tkeep IN A.
sortmcnt OF Queenswsre and Groceries, the latter
OF which still continue TO sell vt wholcsa1
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton TsaCo., New York, which are warranted to
give satisfaction or the money will be re-
funded.
think can now Offer inducemsn, NO, to bs q.
seiled ~ any house in this eis1.
III there Is ang article yaG end any " here
else, just call Atthe NJ nnee-eaywh ere
along Msin-strect. $@ss sssss s8ss1
J.. S.-Thsse are nel )n1o1 ~ NAnoe 49, ~
hand snce fhs year en<y
: Nes. ezH7ssAH aa1 Ass Msa.:ss.
4 KIN I S.1ssx sa - - Nuo.
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AUc 49,
der,
10 kegsreGned ssltf
ire,
1os l ches mp. Il 7.
X. h. 4 Six Teas.
= ctafcandies,
mould dc
- tcarinc do
y rcsin soap
bxs palm do
100 bxs No. l Herring,
50 bills No. j., 2, and 3
Mackerel,
SO bills do do do
80 kits do do dc
70 bbls White Fish
% l bills do do
5 casks new Cod Fish,
100 kegs Rife Powder
2Vo dc aiming do
10 cas-, aundcsnis'
Powder,
20cAses I pound 10 90
200 bAgs Shot,
, tuna bar Lead,
/ ~ bills kosin,
40 bbls Tar -
10 bbls ri
5 casks lAs,
4 bbls Puttyl
ID blsLinsscd Oil,
10 bills Lard Oil,
s bblsTanners oil,
8 bbls Whaicoil
3 bills Turpentine,
5 bbis Alcohol,
i56 kegs pure Lead
500 boxes manufacture
Tobacco,
50bbissmok ingtohAccc
100 bxs do do
30 bxsCuba six Cigars
u so hrs Havana do
W bxs RsesliA do
xstiS foi lcAswiAt
Mfoaaasw Peeoas,
!, - - frssA fsanuks,
~ bbls 8 q Almouds,
i 10 bills FiIAoSts,
i 10 bblsBrasilNuts.
Il ~ bxs Axes Lsvsrets
Sinmons', II. Col
A1ns' and Hoyts'
hrAnds /,
ota0n Flow Steelt
4 tull1 6oaoss ~ y
cnEGn ~ ooeoD,
] 5cl1A AAss,
{ dag
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
PL y ~ ~ E n q co.,
11avsas Mevsa - the Nsw & Sssry
Messs. Ne. f0s Mnin.st.. cor. Ash,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PaIrTERs AND BUILDsas
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH.
'A0LAss Of all s,sss, from SKIS 10 Asss 90
SASH, fPri~td a.a CLOSED y as.sr.d;)
E LlNSEED OIL, (Rsw or Boilsd;)
LARD AND COTTON-SEED OIL,
(For Lubrieating and Barr iDg;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURpENTlNE;
ALCOHOL,
vARNI SHE'S AND JAPAN.
We also mssufscturs whites Csupssnd
Drier which ID superior 70 any other dfisr IN the
We have eop,taptly Ia stock whi.iax, ysnssia,
ked Oehfes, Chrome, Paris Green, Umbers Sisnnas,
Lampslaek. Vandv 10 DsoSa, He'd Lead Lishar ~,
b., Ac Also. isinb Hs uahss, 1lssisrs' Dlan.on1s.
Bissisrs's Points. Cold Leaf, BE
We have large stock az Hardware, which hay
ing bssn received within tbs pa4t twelve nontAs,
% Gil new and fresh, and wishing 10 close this
esansh u oar bustnsss, will ssl q sxcssdipe.
~ low figures. The stock comprisss mod sassrt-
ment Of building materials adapted " the western
market and Carper tcTs' Tools. ssY.eeS-
We invite the attention Of Country Msf-
chants ~ oar s,ook. feeling assured that - can
sell them goods ct 10 prices - they can ina In
81. Losis or any other Westsrn city -
We solicit the attention u Merchants, Painter,
and Builders " our new place Of bssiasss.
No. 1O3 MstS nrsef, Skrf 10 Wooster 4 Tssapiia,s.
Apr7Sd PLUAAER 60.
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WHOLE sALE DEAL ERs

l Watch Materials, Looking glasses, Cloths, Cas-
simsrss. vsstisgs. Tsiiors' Trimmings, a..
We have just received . large stock Of fresh
Goods, bought st great advantage and will be sold
to CASH customers Us low as the lowsst, II not
lower. mch22d1mwtf
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ug1oBS11 AND D1A1xA II
ChIna. 0lass Ana 0ueonsWare.
SOLAR LAMPS, CAET0RS Z SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY LOOKING GLAe6H6, &C,
Aaia-st., ) Aeoss tslev eth,
TIvHE sstsnsfsn Of psrvAassrsi Il respectfully r.
! yjted - ths abevsstssk, y hich Will - fesnd 70
comprise the ncwsst, Iarsest and best assortment
Of The kind oefed Tor sAic In this city ali Of
which sSs offered - prices 70 enit the tnss.--
PaFtiss about to commence housekeeping. hOuse.
kSsperv snA allin want Of the above articles win
1ad 10 - their sdvantsGs 10 giye Ne ssll pre-
vious 10 Purchasing elsewhere. -
VXJHITE Ironstone Dining, Tea and Toilet
w Ware, Of new and beautiful shapes, for sale
in sstaOvp pieces 70 suit psrchasss6 "
tssd 70. F06ERR.
LIME decorated China Vases, Cologbss, Aateh
j Boxes, CApdissticks, Card Daskets, lAks, Motto
Cups and sAassrs, ete.,in great variety, end for
Ale Low by GEO. FOSTER.
juneSd 81 8s.sSsse
GLASSWARE ia great variety. Gohletss y ines
Aksg 0lasses ,Chanpagnes coydials, pccentsrs
Wine bottles, Bas, Table apd 60da TURhlsys, Nit
tsr Bottls. Relvsrs Sugars Spoon Etandss Bovls,
rrsssrys Dishes. Celsry Glasses. syrup aottlsss
SAlts, Crsetss Jass lamp. CAndlsstlsks neaasess
Cans, Lamp Chmnsys, 0iobes, Ac., Ac., hy lar NJ
esst assoft town for sale atcose heafss Ut
the Nov Oresksry 6torsof GEO. FOSTER.
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~. J. MUME, N. IL
nFFlnE AMI residences corner az Fsurth and
~ ceacett streets, keokuk Iosa.
apricdsf
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vTSHE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween tho subscribess, under the name and
Arm Of Farrar Haints, 10 this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert = r. 9. usipss will eea-
tinue Ia the business, and sign the name of the
6rm In liquidation. They Will also settle 81 10
counts Of the late nrn and Ill dchta due il inst
be paid them. u. 9. YAkkAk,
ROBERT HAINKS.
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KENIOy

LAYING removed our atock Of goods from our
J. old stand on Sd street to tho present ona on
Main street, between 9th sna 9th, under tho Rstss
House, We arc now prepared 10 receive our old
toners aud - many now enssAs will favor rs with
\ call.
We have constantly on hand large assormen.
Of thu following Ruoda
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Losss Equiiabtg Adjusted and Promptly Paid
UPWARDS OF sif 100000
OF Losses have been pau by the Ktna Insurance
Co, in ,seTAai IS years.
Fire ana Iniand Neviwation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvcncy
and fair profit,
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and Contents, Josferms cf oas TO- Ave years.
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Also, Gas Fixtures from the celebrated
manufActcry u Oornelius Bakes, Philadelphia,
which are unsurpassed IN point OF durability and
anish; With SW Ing, SIDR and sofa h LAMPS.
floods furnished v order on short nutice.
We are also prepared TO execute plain and srna-
mental Gas Fitting, u ~ low rates can b dons
in the west. TEAPLtN S0AMERS,
M.,n -, he.-een SIR enA arr
KeokAk, Nay ], $50
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Voeius, t%J4Heea sd bfued 40
All Of which Will b ssla 80 tie lowest narke
eaeea ~ C0NNABLE, = SMYTH.
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LANDS IL NsstAern snd Southern Iowa 70
sale - t.vor.s.s - I -, & Il, $500.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

r'e question now pending before Congress and
the country is not merely the adm scion Of Kansas
l,o t1c Ur.on uuder the Lecompton Constitution,
but, in sdditien 20 that-we might even say more
thAn tlat-tbe organization OF the State Govern
mcnt of kamas sJder the Lecoelpton schedule,
with such list Of Legislative aud State officers as
John Calhoun msy finally conclude to produce from
hi, hrccchc. pocket.
Considering the duplicate nsture of this ques-
ton il i, little surprising that in sl the discussion
which tie subject has undergone, attention should
not have been drawn to the total failure Of the Ad-
nin,tration patty to bripg the case Of the LecomP-
ton schedule within the principles sud doctrines OF
legal estoppel which they urge on behalf of the
Lecompton Constitution. This Constitution Is
urged ON the acceptance of Congress on the ground
that it was made BY Convention to which the
pe0pe of Kansas delegated for the time being all
their power in The after; whom they constituted
Is TO that affair their attorney, lrreyocsbe aud by
whore acts in the premises they absolutely con-
cluded. Now let lis grsnt for the sake OF the argu
ment, that So far as relates TO the Leconpton Con-
tituton all this may BE- so, still II remains TO be
bowu where that Convention got its power TO pro-
mulgate the Lecompton schedule
The utmost amount of authority which can pos
ibly be e1tatcted from the act under which the
Lecompton Convention met is an authority TO
frame Constitution. Not single word IS 10 b.
'ouid IN that act which goes ,tep further thap
tins. tins question to be settled, so far I" the
people OF Kansas are concerned. by stlid sdher-
ence 10 The .et,er Of the law the Convention, we
take H. Is to be held also to the same strict account
II the law rsid aid uubending is to award to the
Convention their pound Of flesh nearest the hear. Of
the people OF Kansas, because II Is 50 nominated in
thecOmPact, the same adherence TO the pre se terms
Of the bond VII equally insist that nothing shall be
taken beyond that pound o. aesh. But the LIE.
compton Convention, not content with framing s
Constitution for the people Of Kansas, s.d submit
ing II to Congress for further actor. proceeded
:. r.hsilh, wltboo. wsiEns !or .1e A.. on ,f Cen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

1Le r. \. Tim.S is hardly correct IN stating
that the ground of the address Of the two branches
of the Massachusetts, Legislature toGoveruor Banks
to remove Mr. F.. g. Lorine from his office Of
Judge of Probate is "a decision If Judge Loring
some yesrs since enforcing the Fugitive Slave
.slAw." The decision to wkich TIE y. Y. Times
refers was not made BY Mr.. Lerng in his character
OF Judge of Probate, but IN the character of a
United States slave catching Commissioner. The
Legislature of Massachusetts,, unwilling that
apy officer Of the State should be mixed up with
the execution Of that harsh if not unconstitutional
statute, forthwith passed aa act by which the nc
ceptance or retention Of the function Of slave
catching Commissioner by any Judicial officer of the
State va. declared good ground for removal by
address Judge Loring hss lived for several years
past in open snd o.tenta.ious yos,iOn Of that law
II was on this state of facts that the address for his
removal ass bs,ed; nor, unless Governor Banks
was of % inon that, in competition with the Fusi-
tive Save law the laws snd ,be wishes Of the STATE
of Massachusetts, We're of 1o consequerce do We
see how be could have hs STATED in remoxing Jrsg.
Lorpg i, be has done.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

WbNl We first met Isaac Ii. Smith on the benches
Of coIumor. school in Vermont more than thirty
years sgo, We little thought that be-s wel-dis-
posed, blsmeess, but by 10 means brilliant yolth-
would win wealth and honor as a merchant in Can
ada ard The City of New-York, and die at last by
the chance shot Of bartender intended for some
rowdits who had been disturbing the peace Of a
low lrinsing-den on the sabbath.
1t would be singular if the death by violence of
.uch iusn ss Mr. Smith failed 10 make profound
impression On the community in which he had for
vcaIs been prominent and respected. 4 man with.
out al enemy or vice, who had acquired gener-
GUS competence by commerce and been chosen an
Aldermsn. beloved husband, father and Christian
ON his way with his wife to attend Divine worship
ON the evening of Sabbath when the hearts of al
most the entire community are intent on the
bings of eternity. be 10 shot snd fatally wounded
hrough the blind fury or terror Of fugitive bar
ender. Was there ever another city wherein hut
msp life was SO cheap as with US
The death of our Old .chool-mste incites maay
esds of what We would say, viz:
]. The law of our State says peremptorially that
such dens as that in which the fracas occurred
which ed TO Mr. Smiths death shall cease to exist
Three men named Haskett, Holmes and Kerr,
were appointed by certain of our higher Judges TO
put that law in force. Had they done their whole
iuty-hsd they honestly tried to do it-Mr. Smith
would now be living TO bless his family,
p So long as our laws tolerate tipping houses at
al ,uch dens as SIS Cansl street viii exist through
tse omen favor or secret cOnniTance of such men
men >. Ha.kttt, Holmes, and Kerr, and our Super.
in,endent. and Captains OF Police. 1t is far more
es,, and straightforward to shut up al public tip
ping houses than to suppress such of them only as
are scandslously noisy, indecent and quarrelsOme
In The former Gaze the path Of dsty is plain; in the
latter caprice or fsvcrtism is certain to b. exhib.
tied.
8. Men Nho insis, that every one hss right to
sell AZ we'll AZ drink Honor if he chooses, are bound
20 conside- whether the right d good citizen like
I.s,c II Smith - Eve-tA- E'ss: ot ha Wis and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

In Congress yesterday. the SENATE adopted Mr.
Cwir's resolution Of inquiry as to the massacre OF
emiersnts in Utah. A joint resolution Of the Legs-
ature Of New Mexico respecting the proposed Ter
iitory of Arizona was received and referred. Mr..
Foster of Connecticut spoke against Lec0mptOn,
and Mr. Clay of Alabama against pure Democracy
and in favor of disunon, in case the Republican
party should take the reins Of Government. His
views were criticised by Mr.. Houston. speech
by Mr.. Durhee occupied the residue Of the sesslon,
wh.ch WIS prolonged till 5 O'Clock.
The HOUsE of Representatives decided,
by the strorg vote Of I43 to AZ, against any in
crease Of our Standing Army, AND il, favor of allow
ing the President 10 accept the services of five
Il ;ments Of Volunteers, to be employed in settling
our Mormon and Indian troubles. The Army bill,
IN this shape, passed the House Sy vote of l2i to
73. Whether the Senste-which recently voted
down such billby about two to one-will agree to
this one, We cannot guess and do not care. We
have more troops already than we either need or
can afford.
For the iuucxious shape thus given to the pro-
po-ed Army increase, the country is largely in
4, bted to the good sene aud independence Of Gen.
QuitmsD, Chairman Of The House Military Com.
mittec. Gen. Q. is excellent soldier, wto has
commanded volunteers and served with regulars
and know-, BY personal observation and experience,
that the former not merely preferable but the only
'orce which a republic needs or should endure
VoIu.t, ers Tarc, desert-they sIe only to be paid
when they we wanted-and there is the same DIFF
ference between them and regulars as between the
farmer working his own land snd the hireling.
The thcrougbness is all on the side of the former.
The precise proposition thus affirmed by large
msoIities in either House is simply that our Army
shall not be Increased beyond It's present legal nit
but the principle goes much further. II volunteers
are preferable to regulars for the nc'c regiments
now asA,d for they are equally preferable foe the
oM regiments. and should b. substituted so far IA
possb Wien will Congress have the nerve to
vote that all future accessions t. our Military force
hall consist of Volunteers!
Me-ss Montgomt ~ Of Pennsylvania and Reagan
of Texas spoke upon the Kansas question.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

chldren 10 tneir hu,bsnd sni fsthsr-is not para
noun. 10 The rsht Of such fellows ss Horton nd
johnson 20 sell liquor, aud Of their swell mob OF
os'a1s, rowjiez, thieves and h.rlot' to drink It.
We contend that it Is; While sburdant isct' prove
that We cal not tolerate tipping houses without
realizing thertfrom horrible har7e't OF hght''
orme. and mu-dtrs or the forty or nifty persons
ftlouously killed in our City within the past year,
at least two.tbirds are the immediate vlct m' OF
liquor ard the liquor traffic
T. We hesr much said of the "Fan.tIcism,
"Puritar ism," "Phari,eeism, &c, OF the efforts
Tow max L 2 20 secure a more quiet and un"ordy
sabbath. We hold il quite possible that there may
Le "a zeal for God which il not according 10
knowledge" in this respect But does any one
fear that the most rgid obser ance of the Sabbath
VII inhct such grieyoUs injury on any one az the
family OF Isaac II. Smith has received st the hsIds
Of the free and-essy Sabbath desecra,ors We
don't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

On 1hur-Jay moraiog ths HOo. Mr.. Chstheld
had fight with tae Hon. Mr. Delaney, upon the
floor of the Assembly, aud nearly throttled hin.
On Thursday evening, the Hon. Mr.. Chstfeld was
IemC5 I'd fIom the House by the Sergeant-at-Arms.
who wss ordered to keep al eye upon his move
ment.. Yesterday tho Hon. Dir. Chatfeld apollo
eizei to the Asstmbly-apoOgized by proxy-atd
vas discharged from custody. In the person Of
the Hon. Mr.. ChStield toe Legislature has out
Corglesse1 Congress where honorable members
have ss yet made their own apologies.