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The Republican OF this morning says the
yacht Wandercr positively landed Africans
near Brunswick. Joseph Ganahl, the Dis
trics Attorney, arrived on Saturday with
three men, believed to be implicated. Thor
names are Juan Trejesta, N. A. Brown and
Miguel A. Gins or Raqaet, hailiDg from New
Orleans.
Mr.. Ganahl refused to take bail for their
appearance at court, and they were lodged
in Jail on u charge OF piracy. Mr.. Ganahl
liz using every exertion to obtain evidence,
and has sent to Brunswick to elicit informa-
ton. The examination will probably take
place on Wednesday.
A tug Was dispatched to Brunswick to tow
the Wnnderer to Savannah, but the shipmas-
ter aboard refused to give her up.
| IL is reported that the Collector at Darien
states that the Wanderer has the appearance
of having had slaves on aboard. The Re-
| publican says:
sit IL rumored that the Africans we're
landed at Jekje Island, and that the steamer
which leaves Savannah took $50 and con-
veyed them past Savannah to the river plan
tations, and from thence they were scattered
through the country. The cargo is said to
have consisted Of $50 negroes. The Wan
| dercr halls from st. Helena, and 10 without
regular papers from native ofheials.o
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Board 81 raucasion.

THuRspAY, Dec. 9.
New committees, one upon Text Books and
District School Libraries, and another upon
the Agricultural College, were appointed
The chair appointed upon
Text Books and District Shoot Libraries---
Messrs kossell, Kimhall and Cooper.
On Agricultural Coi!age-Brainard, Hill
areth and Mitchell.
The subject Of Teachers Institutes was re-
ferred to q special committee OF three. A
special committee was also appointed to de-
fne the duties Of Permanent Secretary Of
the Board.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10.
Mr.. Hildreth presented the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That in view of the recent de-
cision OF the Supreme Court, affecting the
| Constitutionality OF the present School law
Of this State, the Attorney General DO 70.
| ouired to furnish, a. soon as may bo, to thia
Board, an opinion upon the following ques-
! tions
Let. Is the act entitled Gan act for the
| Puclic instruction Of the State Of Iowa.
approved March 10, 1858, null and invalid
| in whole or in part2 Ii partly, what part
II wholly, then are the aets of former dates
pertaining to schools, OF any validity OF
! binding force
Cd. Is it competent for this Board to enact
law that shall legalise or render valid the
transactions which have taken place under
and were authorized by, the School Law Of
/ 1855?
Adopted.
The subject of county organization wal
referred to a committee OF three.
! Mr.. Cooper presented resolution calling
for information concerning the affairs OF thu
State University.
The Judiciary Committed were requested
to report whether, ia their opinion, thu
Board Of Education possessed the power tt
legislate upon the Agricultural College.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situsted in
the City of keokuk, Lee county and State Iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and svied on
said described lots. rs designated In above list,
by the City Council OF said city, being the cost Of
absting nuisance each Of sAid lots respective
ly, and unless pay ment be made Of the taxes 80
levied and also ell costs, before the l4th day Of
January, A. d. 1859, the aaid lots, or 20 much
thereof a. shall be necessary to discharge said
tax and costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid,
at the Mayor office in said city, between the
hours Of y o'clock am. and o'clock p. m.
g. G. STEVENS,
Gollectofof the Cityof Keokuk.
Dec Is IB5B-dtd
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slave. Escaped from om. Aa !.

.As .ssor.s.a ss.0A - ,.l, saI,o.s ,n ,ts
denunciations Of certain Abolitionists Of
Iowa who have rendered aid and comfort to
certain slaves belonging to Mr.. Nuckols, OF
Omaha, in their efforts to escape. The Ner.
reports that some seventy-Eve armed men
from Omaha and vicinity hare crossed over
into Iowa to pursue the fagtivcs TO the town
Of Tabor, where, IL IL charged, they are con-
cealed by the Abplitionists.
The National Democracy, il seems, ar.
bound to establish and sustain slavery in tina
Territory by force Of arms, and, il need be
mako forays into neighboring States for til
purpose. Wetrust that the people Of Tabo
will BE- prepared for the attack Of this drunk
a bad Of ftiibustsrs from 0maha and civ
Shon . warD reception.
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BUYlrEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GArE CIrr, and
wxnxLr VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied by
tho cash in all cases.
Daily subecri bers can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier h advised Il
ssqnire payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job.work delivered until paid for.
Ali advertisements must be paid for in advance
except In tho case Of customers with whom we hav,
mutual accounts. With such, settlements viii b
made quarterly.
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All persons indebted to this oihce are requested
70 call and settle on or before the Let day of
January. 1859. After that date all unsettled ae-
counts will be put In process Of collection sc-
cordng to Law. ). b, HOWELL co.
Dec. 10, 1858.
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rT-A letter from Ruenos Ayres, in the
Hnvre Journal states that the Bishop OF that
place had accommodated oil Freemasons,
and declared their doctrines incompatible
with those OF the Catholic Church. ln
consequence of this, the clergy have exhort-
ed from the pulpit the wives and children OF
Freemasons to quit them, and servants to
depnun0e them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-17

TnE Dss MefHss NAllsr WBic lie published
every Monday atthis Office, la one ofthe oldest
papers In low ., and has a widely extended circu-
lation throug hout the Des Moines Valley, North
eyn Missouri. and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-17

spa n Declared War Agstnss Mexico.
NEW YoRK, Dec. ID.
The Philadelphia Press Of this morning
says ths Spanish Minister called on General
Cass yesterday afternoon and announced to
him that Spain had declared war against
Mexico.
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From 1910 to 1850 the courts of the coun-
try, Congress and the press, wsre busily en-
gagsd in the discussion Of the infamous
Amistad case. Since that period We have seen
but an occasional allusion TO ii till the open
ing Of the present session Of Congress. Old
fogy Mason, OF Virginia, Who regards none
but Shareholders as respectable people, and
no interest Of the country worth his atten-
ton save the slvve interest, opened the ball
in the Senate with the bill to, indemnify the
Spanish owners OF the brig Armistad.
Now these owners Of the Amistad, ~ long
ago Is 1889, freighsed their vessel in Havan-
ma with City odd newly Imported Africans
with the in, ention Of taking them to better
market in another Cuban port. During the
voyage the Africans rose upon the crew,
killed three or fonr Of them, got possession
of the vessel, and then demanded that their
owners, then aboard, should run the weasel
back to an African port. Instead Of doing
20, the owners deceived them, run north, and,
finally, on the New England coast, were cap
tured by a coasting vessel Of the United
States.
The courts, both State, and United States,
decided that the negroes were not property
bu. we're entitled to their liberty. The A.
nistad was really upon piratioal voyage, in
violation alike Of the laws Of Spain and the
laws of nations, and their owners ought x
have been hung higher than Haman. Blu
their exploit appealed to the chivalric feeling
OF the slaveholders, and desperate EFFORT
were made to induce the courts to decide il
favor Of these Spanish pirates. The case wa
argued in the Supreme Court Of the Unite
States for the Africans by John Quincy Ad
ans, and the judgment Of that court wa
rendered by Justice Story, confirming th
freedom Of the negroes.
The man-stealers of Spain being thus ous'
ed in the courts Of the country, and Stripe
OF every pretencs Of equity or justice, too
their claim OF indemnity in consequence Q
the action Of the courts into the Congress Q
the United States and gave ii in charge
the ehivalry. The claim has bean up nun
Der of times before Congress, but has mi
with so little favor that the public had a
most forgotten it. Butt comes up nowwit
Buchanan in the Presidential chair, and
Presidential nomination and = Cuba pul
chase negotiation in prospect, under muc
more favorable auspices than attended it
former times.
Whatever may be the result, the subje'
furnishes food for "agitation," stale thong
it may be, and ID Of course greediiy seize
upon BY the members Of that party, Il
broadcast plank Of whose national party pla
form is opposition to agitation" A part
that could succeed in passing the English bi
ought to be able to pass bill to indemni
out Of the Treasury OF the Tinted States
few pirates for the loss Of City human bsinl
kidnapped BY them and the vessel which BOZ
them.
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Tux MoRrAkA CASE. The Independence
Beige says that NJ. dc Rothschild has sent
the sum Of 10000 francs to NJ. Mortara, to
enable him TO continue his efforts for the
restitution Of his child without sacrificing
the interests Of HE family.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-17

An Econ om cal Admi Distratton.
Mr.. Buchanan came into tho Presidential
chair on professions Of favoring strict econ.
omy in the expenditures Of the Federal Gov
eminent. Two years Of his administration
has cost the country nearly double ~ much
a. any previous two years Of peace In the
history Of the country. And now his Annu-
al Message recommends the following pro-
gramme Of expenditure, At the lowest esti-
mates, for the third year Of his administra-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-17

gT-ln the Boston Police Court, Tuesday,
bright looking boy Of II years, was sen
fenced TO the House Of Reformat ton, for be.
ing common drunkard! Think Of that
A common drunkard At IL years.
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fTIn Wisconsin they call bride "pe-
cuniary compliment" and in Mississippi, we
notice that slavery is spoken Of as economic
suberdination."
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CTThe New Albany (lnd.) Ledger says
that pork packer Of that city has cleared
$l5,0 900 this season on single lot OF hogs
purchased by him at IS nett.
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The MUsKRATs--AN OPEN WINrxx.--The
La Crosse (Wis.) Democrat says:
Everywhere upon our neighboring marsh
cs the muskrats are building their houses on
comparatively light ground, or pretty much
out OF water. BY the testimony Of the sold
est inhabitants" this fact always foreshad-
ows an open winter. If q hard freezing win.
ter is at hand, the muskrats build low al th.
water, to keep under the ice. II an open OF
mild winter approaches, they keep nearer tn,
surface.
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Miss Abbie Summers, Of Livonia, Livings-
ton, N. ", who has been connected with tie
Female College at 0berlin, Was most shock
insly burned on Friday, Dec. Sd. She had
gotten somewhat behind her class and re-
tired to her room to stndy and sat up very
late till the fluid was exhausted in her lamp.
Thinking she might need light she attempt
ed to fill the lamp. As is too often the case
the fluid caught FIRE and she was instantly
envelopcd in Hames; she rushed, screaming
into the ball, but the occupants of the other
rooms thinking there were burglars in tbs
house, in their alarm fastened their doors
upon her, and the poor girl ran down into
the basement before any one came to her re-
lief. II WAS then too late, and, although al
was done that could be, she died in about IL
minutes. The occurrence has spread gloon
over the Whole village, and the exercises IL
the College are suspended.
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ETOver 900 were realized for pews
at recent sale in the new church Of Rev. DR..
Spring, in New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-17

Co The Boston Atlas, after reading Mr..
Bachanan's canting letter to Pistsburg, about
the use OF money in elections, was reminded
Of the Rev. MIR. Stiggins in the piekwick pa
rers, who, when pressed to take something,
rolled up his eyes in horror 1T the thought,
and denounced al. intoxicating drinke al
''sanities, J" but who, when further urged, ad.
mitted, that, 'sif there was any particular
vanity for which be had weakness, it was
pine. apple rum''--and he ended his temper.
ance lecture by drinking swinging tumbler
Of that refreshing beverage.
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- 0UN0 - 6DO1N40NA "
Dr. l.. q. sN0EAssOLl., Dentist,
Desires to eall the special attention Of these ~ho
wish to preserve their Teeth 70 tho following
F ACT > :M
j. The skill Of the Dentist il seen In his success
In preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth may he preserved through lille.
III. Teeth affected with decay must be attended
to in season.
Nv. Timely and skillful filing with pure gold
Ii certain remedy for decay.
". 1t is serious neg loot 10 wait for tooth Ache
to drive the sufferer to . Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decay.
VII. Many suffer for years with Neuralgia Of
the face, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than bad Teeth.
VIII. Bad Teeth dis6gure the coantenance, in
feet the breath, derange the stomAch. impair
health, distract the nerves, and Wi with good ms
DIR. INGERsoLL
Performs all operations the Teeth and Gums,
corrscts Irregularities Of the Teeth, inserts
ARTIF ICIA l. TEE T II
of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial PILATES and Obturators for cleft
Palates.
Believing that the best operations In Dentistry
the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both to the operator and patient, DIR.
l. does not offer any particular inducements In the
line Of "CaEAr Dentistry, preforring the patron
age of those who prefer the best operations, aadean
appreciate tho necessary care and skin IN pro-
aucing them.
An examination OF specimens both Of Artificial
Teeth and OF very beautiful fllings Of CrysfaiGoid
Foil, 10 invited.
80 Prices for full set of Teeth, from SIS to
4l75. Examination of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL Roons---Cornsr Of Third and Main sts.,
over kix, Hale Co.'s Bank, kcokuk, Iowa.
Entrance on Third-st fdeol 6dAwly1
enc. c. DixoR. VIZ. ". DIXON.
GEO. q. DIXON A&ON,
| ATTORNEYS AND C0uNSELLOK5 AT Law
orricE IL SAMPLES BuiLpiss, sxcosD-sr.,
KEOkUk. IOWA
daelld
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7-7l97F - ~ .. 49, 49,
&ff- cox n I ~kA

$SA l0AE1 RA
40 you want br ght, cheerful ere l--us n
J1OkEy
Do you wish TO preserve your rooms and furni-
ture from the SCOT aad dirt attendant upon the
use OF Coai9--USE COkEi
superior article Of which, manufactured
from Pittsburgh Coal, is constantly for sale at l6
cents per busheI delivered in any part Of the city
in quantities Of not less than 50 bushels.
Orders may 10 left y, the Ofhcso the
GAS COMPANY,
Novl0-d No. 6s Msin-st., Up Stairs.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 8.
The Judges Of tho Federal Court have de-
clared the law Of 1920 constitutional, and
Echo case to wait the action of the Grand
Jury, at the next term of the Court, on the
charge OF piracy.
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.!
BANCROFT,s
HiAt0ry 81 the United states.

A HISTORY OF THE UNITED safes, From
the Discovery Of the American Continsnt. BY
Hon. Geo. Bancroft. With Portraits Maps, &c.
Vols. L. to VII. Svo., cloth, now rssdy.
Volume VII. Is also issued q Vol. l. OF the
American Revolution, OF which il commences the
history concluding with an account Of the Battle
Of Bunker Hill.
Volume VIII. win appear shortly, and the re-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-17

The unequalled facilities possessed by Mr.. Ben-
croft In thu preparation Of these vnumss, and abe
many years Of labor and research which he has
sestow ed upon them, together with the admirable
and attractive style in which they are written,
have caused this great work to be universally re-
gaided. in Karopo and America, - the bsss histo-
ry OF this country yet produced, and - standard
and authority. For sale by
decl5d OGDEN, BRowNELL 1 co.
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The National Democratic majority Of the
United States Senate removed Douglas from
the Chairmanship Of the Committee on Ter.
ritories and substituted Fitzpatrick, Of Ala
bama, in his stead. Stuart, Of Michigan,
was also removed TO make room for tho bo-
gus Senator Fitch, Of Indiana, who belongs
to the Shareholders body and soul.
In tho House, Speaker Orr filed the VA
cancy OF Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means, created by the resignation Of
Clancy Jones, Of Pennsylvania, with Phelps,
Of Missouri, and Boyce, Of South Carolina,
was put in the place of Harris, of Illinois, IS
Chairman OF the Committee ON Elections
Thus the chairs OF three more Congressional
Committees are filled with slavery propagan-
die.s in the place Of Northern Democrats,
and the Democrats Of the North are utterly
shorn OF position and influence in the Nation
al Legislature.
fTThs Washington Union announces
that no change is TO take place in the bust
ness or editorial department Of that paper.
This 10 another proof that the Union does
not, at least, misrepresent the views and the
policy OF the Administration.
/ REThe Terre Hante Journal has been in
formed that at the recent election 10 Buffalo,
N. Y, Willard Fillmore voted the entire Dem
ocratic ticket
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Prices Reduced.

Prices Reduced.
HAVING madc arrangements with Eastern
i l. Manufacturers to furnish me with Kerosene
Lamps, wish those who are not suppf'ed would
bear in mind that sscan ana will ssll',
~ cheap ~ any house In this city. Those not
wishing 10 lay asde their old Lamps, esn, BY
leaving them 1t Brsden . Drug Stores, Nos. 81 and
2l2 Main-st., have them changed, 1t rRisLIne
d.csdiv H. G. MERRILL.
TUBE PAINTS.
A FULL assortment Of all ccion just received
WIN. B. 0ERRING,
Nov. Cd Main-st., bet. 9Th 7th.
Keokuk BrAnch OF the Atsss sauk
~ Iowa.
vrHI6 Bank II now open for the transaction Of ,
! General Banking, Exchange and Collection
basincss.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
rsmittanoes win BE- made for those payable in this
atty, the day Of payment, 81 the lowest current
| exchange.
Smith HAmili, SAINT r. Miller,
John @. Floyd, J. W. Clsghorn,
q o g. ssni 81 MOODY, j. !. s ssllliss
EAH'LF. MriLxR, President.
NV. McMILLEx, Cashier.
Keokuk, Nov. ., 'bS-d3m
Trustecss sale.
| DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given TO oil persons
| / that / shall On sth day of January next, IN
front Of the Clerk = Ofce, in tAs city Of Ksokuk,
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, It public
tion, tho following real estate in the county Of
1 Lee and State OF lows, 70 wit Lot eight (Sl In
block one hundred and twcnty-nips (120), ct the
city Of Ksokuk, and win make deed 70 ths par
| chaser.
/ psld safe IL nsi. " ,lrs.s u . s..I ssS44. =.
B Ball and wife, conveying said lot TO ne g trust
/ to secure the payment Of two notes Ut e7ll 30
/ each, dated August 10, 1885, payable 70 the ordsr
/ OF usvkins Taylor In ono and two years rsspsc-
| lively from date, with ten per cent. per annun
interest," and the holder Of the last note, which \
/ unpaid, having produced the same TO me and re-
quired the execution Of the trust, shall sell said
/ property accor ding to the terms Of the dssd.
/ EAML r. MILLER,
| Dec III, I85S-dtd Trustee.
more new goods from the Eass.
THIS day received lot Of fine Broadeloths
i i Black Doeskips, Fancy cassimerss, Rich Vel
vets 10. ELLIOT r.. SMITH,
4 Tailor and Draper,
i Dsclod rs Main-st., bet. - and ID.
4 OvercoAssngs ~ OossI
F1SHE subscriber will sell the balance OF hi
i Overcoatings 1t cost, until January lst.
Decl0d II. r. 6NITH
, 4 LSO. : fne assor tmsnt Of Prayer Books, q
n OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
noys0d cISr Book 6ToR1.
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Considering that the country 10 grooming
under the destructive effects OF Government
al policy which has destroyed the product.
i've interests OF the country, and considering
carried on by borrowing money to pay ito
ordinary expenses, our economical President
displays quite magnificent programme for
the coming year.
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A ND therefore, tho patrons Of that fsssous Oys-
- IT. Supper, on the I'D inst, given by the La
dies Of the apsiss Church, wsrp Ass misiaksa when
1t VS. "unanimously decided" that the Oysters
used ON that occasion were M Oyster; bat per-
hsps The public, ard especially those SysssHl 1t
fAGvdt u ~ ~ Ovsesvs served fAss svsntsg
NALTBY'S BALTTAORE OYSTERS, and Set any
other brand. We furnished these Oysters, and
know, and for further infornatisn the ladiss hav-
ine charge Of that Supper will voueh. Maltby 3
OystsYs are soh b. Dinner, on Thirdt., by Golfers
3 Robcrtson, Aaln-st., and 81 or store, No. l40
Main-st. hstwssn stn and It'll.
Nov3O-d KkLLO0G BIhHk.
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II. D. Woodward 4 Co.,


klRST ANIMAL SUPPER
p T. z N Q u T Fl SO Gle T z.
SuBscRlBERS and others who wish TO attend
- the Supper at the Lillings House Wcdnes-
day Evening, Dec. 21i can now obtain Tickets Of
the Committee of Arrangements, at the Billings
House, al the store OF Il. +. Smith on MA,n st.,
between I'd and Sd, and Of Sam u. Bridges, No.
Estes House.
The descendants Of Now England who wish T.
become members, are invited to call at the store
of Il. Il. Smith, Main-tt., hei wesn ID and Sd, and
ign the Constitution.
decl6d
DESIGNATION.
lfVsIIE partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned under the style VI W. III !.
Cleghorn 4 Co.. was dissolved by mutual consent,
December Is, 1883.
J. ID. Baughman is ane authorized to settle all
accounts of the late friu.
| Persons having unsettled accounts with the
Arm will please attend 10 lie same Immediately.
W IL GLEGHORN.
j. ID. BAUdHMAN.
JOHN W. HINER.
| The undersigned viii continue the business IT
the old stand J. ID. BAUaHMAN.
/ declbdlw JOHN W. HlNER.
/ NOTICE.
/ HAVE this day placed In The hands Of Sample
l. Rankin my books, notes aud accounts. Per-
soas knowing themselves inG.btsd will please call
y. their office on 81 st., between Main and John
| son, and cancel the same. any persons having
/ business with me will cali ON them.
decisdlo. il. b. POSTER.
-
FIGS.
ara DRUMS choice new Figs lust rocsived
1OU from New York ana for aleby
KELLOGG 4 BfR6E,
deei6d I4y Main-st.
DISSOLUTION.
/ vI,HE In y Partnership asrtofore existing under
/ the name and style OF Dixon h brown, 10 THU
day dissolved by its own liaiitation. The bushes,
firm, but the accounts ri in the hands OF g
Browne for settlement ALI parties knowing them
selves indebted requested to call and settie thu
same. GEO. g. DIXON.
keokuk, Doc. IL, 'bs GIBSON BROWNE.
dscl 5dtm
A N assortment just received ut No. l Este
IA House. SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
deci ID
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pimsSererss Hair.
nN hand and for sale at th lowest market rate
Ma large lot Of Plastcrers' Lair.
y. w. 4. IL. TUCKER,
mayls sign Of the Red Paddock.
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=. r. hOMAX.

After ncy ~ L. = ~,
w ILL practice regular ~ in the District Court
w Of tue United States at Burlington. In the
District Court Of Lee County, and in the Supreme
Court Of this State.
Office on Second-st., hrst door over the Banking
Hous. of W. Thompson Co.
noyl6d6m