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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-16
q. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

pKALHR II
Fine Gold ana silver watches,
CLOCKS, spEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
A.
i lie 30 my new and well selected stock, HI
being made up to my order are unsurpassed
in quality or style. They comprise in part
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English aud
Swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, csscd with
original designs; Silver Ware of every description,
warranted pure coin Ladies and Gentleasn !,
Jewelry Of all kinds, including sy lea hefort
offered in the market; Spectaces, In Goid, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopic
Concave, double convex and Colored Glasses, oil
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are the real Scotch Pebble and Periscopic Glasses
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. An assort-
n,cnt Morton Premium Gold Pens Double Platec
Ware, manufactured by kogersA bro, on genuin,
Aibata, warranted to be the best Plated Ware tha
is ma e-Tca Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
tors, Ladies', Spoons, Forks, Ac.
N. B,-Goods of every description made 10 or
der, M also Hair ornaments. The money refundet
in all eases where goods do not prove repre-
sented.
Being = practical Watch Maker, my persona
attention will be given TO the Cleaning and Ne
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, Ae., which
shall be done In . work msn-ike manner, and war
ranted
Cofhn Plates KEEP, on hand, and Engraved to or
der. A share of patronage Is respectfully solicit
ed Sept g. 'bS-dAw
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GIVE find the following in the Philade.
phia Press:
When spoke to the electors at Tarrytown,
New York, did so upon the deliberate ex
pectation, that, from the impenitent calum-
niator and convict Of the N. Y. Herald, down
to the pensioners Of the Washington Union.
would be abnndantly traduced and msrep-
resented. An Administration which assist
ed, not inconsiderably, to elevate to the pow.
er which it has basely abused, has not hesita.
ted to make an honest difference OF opinion
the pretext for prescription extending to
my business, and to my most intimate rea-
tions; and am not surprised at the spiri,
which my remarks at Tarrytown have crea.
ted in that quarter. This is to state that
shall calmly await the accumulation Of all the
accusations OF the Administration and its
agents, when, in my own way, and in my owr
good time, will prove all that have writer
and spoken as to the gross betrayal Of o
great principle and a solemn pledge, and still
further establish the justice and strength Of
the position of the Press, and Of myself.
j. w. FoRNKY.
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JACKET Com RANHS0
NEW and fast running Steamer X 10
Mn KUK win make regular double
daily trips, Eusdays excepted, between
MUNIk0Sk and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Montross ct l &Ss AAd l1:sop.u.
Arriving 81 Burlington q p m. and -. y.
Arriving IT ksokuk q and ll:3op p. m.
Thus making reliable and prompt connections
with the keokuk and Monirosc, the burlipgt and
Missouri River and the Chicago and Burlington
Railroads, as well a. the Keokuk, ". Des Aoines
and Minnesota Railroad morning and event NJ
trains, also, with the boats Of the Ksokuk and
ST. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further Information apply on
board, or to Company's Agents ~ ksokuk and
Hurli layton. Ii. W. SAMPLE,
auQ6 President.
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CT Thomas Ewing, Jr., Of Kansas, en-
Saturday evening at Lancaster, o., replied in
q speeeh two hours and half long, to speech.
80 mad At the same place, Thursday after
noon, ny senator Pugh, and G. ID. Martin,
Democratic candidate for Congress 10 that
District. Pagh and Martin xere especially
happy IN rejoicing over the Kansas question,
Ewing had "the facts" and bis reply to their
assertions was success, complete and con-
spieuous.
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To the Republicans Of Lee County:

My attention is called to printed Circu.
lar issued by the Chairman Of the Demo.
cratic Central Committee Of Lee County 70
the rank and file OF the party, urging An i'm
mediate organization of the party in all the
townships and election preeints in the coun-
ty, and charging every Democratic voter to
hold himself u minute man from this time
forth until after the election; and furthe,
urging as reason to stimulate their parti.
zans the hope OF putting "BLAck REFuBLr.
cASIsx Low FOREVER" Now this is very
well, and as much as could be expected from
leader Of the Democracy; but would ask
every intelligent and honest Republican, who
at any time entertained n thought Of voting
any portion Of the Democratic ticket, do vol
intend by sneh an act to put yourselves and
your Republican friends under the feet OF
your proscriptive and pro.s avery enemies
Republicans We have a mstorty in the State
in this Congressional Dfstrict, and in this
Judicia! District; let US, therefore, like men
turn out en- mdsse Mt the polls, and, by q
united vote and effort, vindicate our prinai.
Piles and maintain the supremacy OF oul
cause. PHILIP VIELE,
Chairman Republican Central Com.
Fort Madison, Sept. ID, 1858.
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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 ard State Of Iowa,
thata special Il has been assessed apd Levied on
said described lots, ~ designated In above list, ,
by the City Council Of said city, being thecost Of
Abating nuisance on said lots, and unless pay
ment be made Of the taxos no levied and also all
cessary 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 o'clock p. m.
&C. STEVENS,
collsctorof the City Of Keokuk.
Sept. 3, 185S-dtd
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ANDREW j. WILKINSON,
Late Wilkinson 4 Marshali
Wholesale and Mcsntl DrugkIst,

NO. 90 MAIN-ST,
nFFERs for cash To the trade, and at retail, q
Paints and Dyes, window GAS, Glars Warc and
Vsrnishss, at and below uarket rates.
Aug 10, SD
NITRATE silver CrystAlired-4s ounces Chem.
~ icaIly pure, in store and for ssls BY
A. J. WILKINSON,
ausied % Main st.
CPrs. IUKpENTINE--2o 200 gal. in barrels and
Al WILKINSON,
sugl6d % Aain-st.
r iNsEED, Lard and sperm 0il--2eo gal. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by Z.
Al. WILKINSON,
auglsd % Main-st.
A LCOMoL, so and vs. per cent ---600 gsi in stere
"A aud for sale low 6y
A. j. WILKINSON.
auglsd vs. Main st.
(yO0pEK's Islk0LAss-50 fbs Of this sspsrioI
A. ). WILKINSON,
augled 70 Main-st
A YEh's cherry Pectornl-2oO dozen Of this
IA standard I.nedy for Coughs and Colds, In
store and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for keokuk,
augl6d 96 Main. st.
L,RAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted BY
Il all who have tried IL. 81 superior t. any 9th
en- Manufactured and for sale b. y v,usov
aug24d g6 Main street.
vaRnishes.
| (yOPAL, Nos. l and 3; Coach, Iron, Dsmar or
| ~ White, j span and Leather, Of the Queen City
| vsrnish Co., for sale in quantities to suit, BY
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug2sd 20 Main-s..
nECKEk's FAKINA, a diet Tor invalids and
j. WILKINSON,
aug2sd % Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer gross large M
a. j. Wilkinson.
aue1d 06 Main-st.
IHKOMEs-Green and yellow, dry, in store and
~ <. J. WILKINSON,
DURE Caster OiI--PYessed and Clarified
L BY steam--in store and for sale low by
A. J. WILKINSON, Druggist,
| aug3ld % Main-st.
| 5O Doz.superior Lemon syrup, for .aie b.
| ~ s. VOWEL,
| aug7d Isl Main-st.
Insurs Your Merchandsss, stores
and Dwellings
Policies Of Insurance Issued Ut the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL goo, GOO.
| MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
| CAPITAL $2O0, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co., OF HARTFoRp
/ CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
sept4-dim Ssoond-st.. near Main.
fIM 4 GNsURANCK.
MIsssarl STATE mueAal
| FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. G04pAW1
or ST. LOUIS.
J.s. AeCuns, 8. n. Edgsll, C.e. 0rssly,.
Z. Wyman. G. n. Peek, B.W.Alexandsy,
/ James Smith, a. y. PonsTsy, y. p. Page.
| Rs. ELLiOTI, kso'y. 8. \. ED0ELL, Pses's
20 S~-rs :..s-Ncvs sssss vAxvS-
i y. b. A0LMKS, General Agent.
dssldIy A.BRIDGMAN, Ag't. Kseksk.
| Dancrosss0 01stORy.
NEW VOLUME. The American Rsvelution.-
IN The History Of the Unitsd States. Vol vi.
hsng vol. I. Of the American Revolution ~ taso
DAasrs1s evc. Uniform with The previous vol
Also, Just psslisAsA Hilliardoa venAen. III
| IAv 81 yeodors and Purchasers Of RsAfProperty
D. Eraneh Hiuisrd, EsQ., Author Of "Ths Law o
II Kofteaass," 10. Two vols. in one. evo. ~.
Per sslshy OGDEN. BR0WNKLL co..
| nay1ll 81 Main-st.
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For the Upper Mississippi.


=
q eel lsianA and X eek nm Daily Pas.
sengeP eackess.
lIyHE steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
i and TISllOMIN00 will compose
the line for the season Of 1858. Both
Of these boats being Of light draughtG
and Of great speed, may Be relied upon for making
connections ~ advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
Gro. H. MrsRs, Captain A. L. MiLLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose on the arrival Of the cars from
keokuk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at 3 O'Clock. The
TISH0MINGO,
JOIN r. KnAcH, Captain A. II. CoRwIsH. Clerk,
Leaves Montrose ~ above, every nonAsy, Weanee.
day and Friday connecting, o Dlfiin1eoaa Nh
81 MascatiDe, with the TRAIN ~ IOWA CIxYj
q Rock IslalA, with Misaaeea Paehse os1panl
Slsansrs for 0alsna, Dsh9Qes, ~ q. H6nls ~
81 o. H. B1DW11, Agent,
Nay Id q Ospes 9 ksvee.
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HNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the name and
Arm Of Farrar IIaines, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Robert 4 T. Z. Hsipes will con
tinue In the business, and sigu the name Of the
firm in liquidation. They will also settle all sc-
counts Of the late firm, and III debts due II must
be paid them. Ii. s. fARRAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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j. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land ana Generai Agent,
IN + l. l. q r n CE OFFICE,
NO. n MAIN-ST

INT T. l. l. q r CE OFFICE,
NO. II MAIN-ST.,
pUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents OF Leases Pro-
- perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds, Mortgages aud Agreements, and
examines Titles To Property.
dives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Ackno~ led ensents.
Is Agent for Insurance Co rpanies.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied to.
NegotiAtes Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights
Loans Money On Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctuAl
ity, are the lea ding features II this HOUSE.
Refer to the following gentiem
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. ClAgett.
Geo. C. Anderson 4 Co. Bankers.
Kix, Hale 4 Co.. Bankers.
n~Agencies aud Businesx Solicited.
sept. I, '58-d
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Keep ~ Besere the People.
Our readers will remember that the great
extravaganza Of the Administration Of Mar
tin Van Buren, was one of the chief complaints
made against him in 1910, when he was re-
moved from power and bis place supplied by
that honest old denizen Of Buckeye cabin,
William Henry Harrison. Below our read
ers will find comparison of the domestic
and personal expenditures Of Matty Van end
our present s'bachelor President" Ii will
be seen that while Van Buren, received but a
little over 500, 900, james Buchanan receives
over $4,000, or nearly twicb as much.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
1870. 1859.
| Salary, $4,000 $4,000
| Secretary, steward and messen-
/ ger, eco
Contingent expenses and sta
ricneYy, 100
Purchasing plants for the con-
| sSrvatory, zoo
Repairs and furniture, trees
! and plants for garden, and
making hot beds therein, 4,l65 l2o0o
Fuel, l,s00
| Furnace keeper, too
Lighting Presidents house, (es-
| timated), 5000
Laborcrs and gardeners, est'd), $500
Books for Library. 2a
Doorkeeper and assistant, ,2ot
Two night watchmen, zoe
$40 ,lss s56,2oe
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Co-Pavtncrship.

CO.Partnershtp.
The undersigned, having formedA Co. Partner
ship under the name and style Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF IL 8. Farrsr,
will cont inue the business Of manufacturing SASH
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing. &C., at
the old stand, corner of n Bluff Streets, near the
Keokuk 4 IT. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
keokuk Sept. Is, 81 p. Y. HAINES,
octS-d
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kHOkuKCIAAaICAI NCHnol.


kEOKUK CIAssHCAL SCHOOL.
y1sHIS Institution having been regularly organ
i ised and placed upon reliable bssis, will com
mence the nrst quarter Of the next year. under the
supe attendance Of MIR. W. W. Jamison, At our
rooms In the Iowa Medical COLLEGE, on Monday,
sept. 9Th. The rooms have been thoroughly re-
faired and Handsomely seated, and every arYangs-
ment made TO secure comfort and convenience 70
pupils.
The ye.r viii be divided into four quarter, Of ter
weeks each.
TUITION.
Lain, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathematics,
per quarter. ..".-.-...-. ....-..$i0 90
English arammsr, Geography, Arithms.
Its desirable .hs. ali the pupil. comm .nes
With the beginning Of the quarter. In order to the
proper arrangement Of classes.
by order Of the Board,
n. ALExAsrRs, eec'y.
keokuk, Aug. 80, 1s-dIm
kEOKUK FEMALE kEmINARY,
vNHIs lnstitution will commence its session on
i Monday, fept. 9th, In the second story Of Or.
sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trustee Of this Seminary, elected
from various reli ious determinations and repre-
sent ting large part OF the Christian community,
desiri by the united and cooperative efforts Of the
friends Of education 10 establish gradually snch
an institution ~ our city requires.
The Principal Of the 1nssitution 10 Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, " whom, or to the Secretary Of tbs
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be N ads.
The charges for tuition win be Is and - In the
ordinary English stsdies, with . small additional
| sum Tor incidsntai expenses. For Latin French,
aermAn, Ac., extra charges will be made.
| Its desirable that persons signing 10 become
pupils be present punc,ualIy on the first Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY SraosG, sec'y.
keokuk Aug. III, lS5S-d
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w. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
Groccrs and Produce Dealers,
NO. iis MAIN-ST.,
EEoETE IOWA



WE beg to Annoucs to the citisens of Keokuk
w and vicinity that We have recently leased the
large building No. Is Main-st., and there offer
LARGE, entirely NEW and well selected scsck Of
Groceries, Provisions and Produce ut very Low
PRICES.
We GUARANTEE ALL GOODS sold by us to be a.
represented and deliver goods bought at retail 10
airy part Of the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Being agents for several Touring mills We are
prepared at all time. to sell At wholesale and retail
ali grades of FLOUR at the lowest market prices.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS:
We PAY CASH for all kinds Of Country Produce.
aug2dAw
SUGAns-Crushed,
~ Powdered,
and Clarified
for sale by WI. AUSTIN co.
aug2dAw
M Belcher's and st. Lonis Refine
IVA ry--in bbis. hit. bbls. and ksgs-for sale by
sug2dAw VIII. AUSTIN co.
( ,ofEEE-kio,
and Costa Rics
for sale by w. II. AUSTIN co.
augNAw
Q UaAR-CURED HAMS,
~ Country DO
Side Meat
and Dried Beef
for sale by W. II. AUSTIN 1 co.
E,LOUR ! tLOUR!--All grades Of Country
.ug,dIw ". Ii. AUSTIN eco.
20 sassdAw ". ii. AGsTIN co.
\A/INDOW SASH and FRAMES, ali sises, fol
w sale Low by w. u. AUSTIN 4 co.
aag2d&w
WRAPPING PAPER, ali sizes Of Rag and
~ Straw Papers, direct from ,, the mills. fo'
aug2lAw
WANTED, RAGS, for which We pay Cash
w W. II. AUSTIN s CO.,
sug2law No. lis Main-st.
xTHEAT! 900 bush.
w Of COED spring WHEAT wanted, for which
We viii pay the highest msrks, p.iSs in CASH.
G. A. Az, SALT for sale " low i, h yyusrrs
DIssolulion.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
| stephen Il. Jones, and .. b. O'Bannon, Is thii
day dissolved by tual consent.
IL. Jones will settle all the business Of the ole
| firm.
May 81, sd
STEPHEN n. JONES,
d TT RNEY AT Jaw,
| (voRNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, ovel
| ~ Office OF II. 4 d. w Ford.
may3l-d
mount Eagle Trhpolt.
| yI1HE best article known for cleaning and bur
| 1 nishing Gold, silver, Copper, Steel, Tin. ant
all other metals; also, for cleaning Windows, Mir
| rors and Glass Ware. S. u. VOWELI,
suE7d ISL MAin-st.
| Notice 10 wine HatscSs
nR such ~ want 10 lay in . Wine Yard, IL here
~ ~ giYcr that p, lille recommends himself
to do ali kind Of work In that limo. Reference
| given to satisfy parties wanting such work done.
PHILLIP ILLI9.
Residence at Sehuler's, corner Of 5th and John
| son streets. tSeptl3dJtsJ
New wheat GlouK.
"E have just received shipment u Qnino,
w Flour, made from NEW FALL WHAT =
primo article. which We o6sr low.
W. II. AUSTIN = co.,
August I'D. No. III Main o.
M AGA 100 ihs. prime PSasag, q slss I'D Il
lvl aalsby 4. ]. WILKINSON
aag1ta - Main stssse.
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MARIE u.

MARRIED.
On Monday evening. Sept, 18th, 1855, in st,
Peters Church, by Rev. Mr.. Raffe, JoHs McCusE,
ESQ 10 Miss MARY ANN BsADY, all of this city.
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orrIcE or THE NEBRASKA AND

SorrH Iowa r. X Co.
The Stockholders Of the NcbraskA and South
Iowa Railroad Co. hereby notified that they are
required to pay an installment of D per cent. on
their subscription ~ the capital stock OF said
Company forthwith, to Ii. Dunlavy, Esq, general
Agent.
by order Of the Board VI Directors
Il. MAYNE, Sec'y.
Kcosauqua, June 30, lSbs-jy23
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DUBLIC NOTICE i. hereby given, that on ths
i LIST day OF October next, At the door Of tbs
Clerk Is Office, in the City Of keokuk, Iowa,
shall proceed to SELL for cash in hand, to the high
est bidder, the following property, to-wit; Thirty
by ninety feet in the City Of keokuk, Lee County
Iowa, described a follows: beginning seventy fee,
from the corner Of Eighth and Exchange steetf
the line Of lot one (l) in block one hun
dred and tw enty-two, tl22), and running thence Al
right angles to said line and across lot and part
Of two, 70 teet, thence uih-wcsteriy parallel tG
9Th street, 80 feet; thence in south-eAsterIy di
rec,ian parallel TO Exchagc, 30 feet. 10 the lin,
aforesaid thence along sth street In s.ra ght lin.
10 the beginning points-ieaving part Of so feel
oth street.
The sale Il made by virtue Of Deed Of Trus
from Ii. wilsey and Elizabeth Wilsey, his wife
10 me made to secure the payment of = certain
note, dated LIST Of Oct 1857. and payable the Is
day OF september, 1905, 10 the order Of LorenEt
u. Brown, for the sum Of four hundred dollars
which note is due and unpaid, and by the terms o.
the Trust Deed am required to sell the property
sale between The hours Of 0o'clock q. IN. and
o'clock p. IN. WILLIAM BROWN.
Sept. l6, ls5Sdtd
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RAIl.KOAD NOTICE.

HNHHAOAD NOIIVE
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all parties ints rested
IN that the consolidation Of the Iowa Southern
and the Keokuk and Nebraska Railroad Companies
according to IN act authorising the same has been
perfected. The articles Of consolidation entered
into for the construction of the road from keosaa-
qua, Van buren, Co., to the Missouri river, and to
be styled and known the Aebrasks and South
Iowa Railroad Co.. and now fully authorised to car.
ny out the object of their organization.
RALPH r. LOWE, Pres't.
f. MAYsE Sec,y.
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]. K. RICKEY
LAS just received emo rtock Of Fall HATS
l 1 and CAPS Of every Kind and quality Of tho
Latest Styles.
His Silk and Casimere Hats. made expressly for
this trade by the weil known house of L.vIs 0so-
saoE, st. Louis.
have Also one OF the best stocks Of Buck
Gloves and Mitteps, Trunks, &c., Gil which win be
sold Wholesale and Retail At Low Prices for Cash
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
J. X. RICkEY's HAr sToas,
aug27d No. 90 Main.st.
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(NHoiCE fAMILf fL0Uk, in sacks, for sale by
~ clE9HoRN, TAYLOR CO.,
aucGI Levee.
DlCkLks, in Vinegar, BY the Aosen, for sah BY
Aag3dAw ". II. AUSTIN . GO.
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hhoh
JAS just received large and splendid stock Of
IL Fail ana winter Gosds, Of The
ly from the Importers and Manufacturer, and
win be sold on as reasonable terms as they can b
purchased elsewhere.
The attention of City and Country Merchants II
respectfully solicited.
SeptgdAW
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Notice 10 wine Hatscss
nR such ~ want to lay in Wine Yard, IL here
- ~ givcr that p Illfa recommends himself
to do ali kind Of work in that limo. References
given to satisfy parties wanting such work done.
PHILLIP ILLI9.
Residence at Schuler's, corner Of 5th and John.
son streets. (Septl3d3ts]
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mount Eagle Tripoli.
gIrHE best article known for cleaning and bur.
L nishng Gold, silver, Copper, Steel, Tin. and
all other metals also, for cleaning Windows, Mir
rors and Glass WI arc. S. y. VOWELI.,
sug7d Isl MAin-st.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

The Convention met in the School house
In Bourbon on the 26th June a large
number were in attendance. The Conven-
ton was organized by calling JAMES Nc
WHoRTEa, Esq. to the chair and appoint
ing JAMES O. PARKS, Secretary. 81
Dr. Erwin, of Etna Green, was intro
duced by the Secretary to the Convention
The DIR. addressed the meeting for over An
hour, giving his reasons for leaving Tho
democratic party. and handling oil Blu K
Bright, Fitch d Co. without gloves. AT
ter he concluded animated addresses wer,
delivered by various speakers.
Several resolutions were adopted anon.
which were the following:
Resoleed. That we rejoice in the mani,
resolve of the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, tina
he would not vote for any Slave State be
ing admitted into the Union carved out o
territory north of $3.50 as, he declared il
answer to Mr. BarksdaIe, of Mississippi
and that we equally approve the doctrin'
OF admitting no more slave States eithe
mort or south of that line.
Resolred, That the delegates to the Con
gressional Convention from this TOWNSHIP
be instructed to sustain Hon. Schuyle
Colfax for e-nomination for Congress.
JAMES McWHORTER, Pres.
JAS. =. PARKS, Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

June 29th, 1853.
On motion of w. w. Butterworth the
convention was formed from the delegates
present from the counties of ST. Joseph
and Marshall.
On motion, w. W. Butterworth was
chosen President, and u. r. Sample, Secre-
tary.
On motion. l. Mattingly. j. L. Wcster-
yelt, A. b. Judson and w. CT. George were
appointed committee to apportion the
vote of said counties. The committee gave
st. Joseph ~ aud Marshall 40 votes.
The names of John f. Miller, Geo C.
Merrifield and Rufus Brown were present.
Ell to the Convention. The two former
gentlemen Withdrew their names
On uption, Rufus Brown. of Marshall
was unanimously declared the nominee oil
the convention
On motion, the Convention adjourned
w. w. BUrTERWORTH, Pres
ID. r. SAMPLE, Sec'y.