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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-05

OF STEAMER AERIOA.
Nrw Yosk. Sent. !.

NEw YoRk, Sept. !.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool on
the 10th ult., arrived here 1t III o'clock this
morning. Her conmercisl adviosa have bssa
anticipated BY the arrival OF the Jason ~ Sd.
Johns, but the papers received furnish the
following additional intelligence not con-
tanned in the st. Johns dispatch.
II Was rumored At Paris that Msrshals Cam
robert and Neil had fought duel, in which
the latter was killed.
The long pending trial Of Doctor Smithurst
had terminated. He was sentenced to DO
hung. The testimony elicited showed that
DR.. Smithurst had got up fictitious mar
riage with Miss Bank, having At tho time .
wife living, and slowly poisoned her for the
sake Of her money.
The builders strike was continued at Lon
don.
John Edward Butler, Of The firm OF Butler
4 Smart, collectors OF London, had abseond-
ed. He 10 . defaulter to tho amount OF
100000.
FsAscE.-The Emperor Napoleon has Or
dered two government steamers to proceed
20 Algeria and Guiana to bring back the po-
litical sxilss.
The Paric correspondent OF the London
News intimates that the news from Italy has
much to do with the Emperor amnesty, and
that the impossibility Of csrrying out the
Peace OF villa Franca, in accordance with
the views Of Austris, had made Napoleon
reflect seriously on the necessity OF rallying
the men Of oil parties around HE standard.
The projected Notifications ct Antwerp
were exciting increased attention and unsasi-
ness ct Paris.
IrALY.-The Chsvalier Farini has Quilted
Modena for Parma, TO assume the Dictator
ship offered him. The Municipality had is-
sued . proclamation expressing their unani-
nous desire for this, and the population
evinced great enthusiasm. The Government
had purchased 1900 rifles and invited the
disbanded corps Of the Ri6emen Of the Alps
to take service under Parma.
AUsrRIA.--It was reported from Vienna
that the Emperor WAS getting impatient at
the delay in tho restoration OF the Grand
Dukes, and also that the Austrian corps
d'armee was to be concentrated near Rsvis
no, on the road TO the legations and tho city
OF Modena.
A decree had been issued at Bologna do.
claring ell the citisens Of Romagna, without
distinction of religion, equal in law and she
exercise Of their political rights.
Father Gavazzi had been preaching at Bo.
| logna.
John Moody, second mate Of the ship Mary
Of Bath, had been committed in England on
the charge Of willful murder, in killing or
board that ship, while it was landing in thu
| Lyme, . seaman named Daniel Whithsm.
| The steamer Europa arrived ont on the a
ternoon Of the 20sh ult.
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INDEMNITY!
10 MERCHANTS AND FoRWiRDERS OF KFOKUK!
~ Per Cent. DIVIDED IN CasAI
THE HOME INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash liacts, July l, 1854 4, l7,@ 70.

vINHK HOME INSURANCE COMPANY are now
= fully prepared, In addition to their usual Fire
facilities, 70 nsnre property ain transit" om New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore 10 all
eEs, Canals and Railroads, and 10 ofer to estern
Merchants and others importing or exporting
property inland, saGcient Inducements TO obtain
their Insurance. AZ nonR.
u. D. 1kN-KfCK, Agent Ut Ksokuk Ii fully au-
thorissd to issus open Policies, and MAZE contrsct
agreements on - favorable terms and rates a can
oe obtained In respectable Companies In Atlantic
cities, allowing the ured full bent al Of Drsscr
CAsn hxsArK fully equal TO the"scaIr DIvIDsxD"
sf Autual Companies, which has heretofore gone
into the golfers Of consieness and jobbsu Of East
srn cities. The Home POLICIES are Of 3 new form
and very much slmpli6ed, giving the indemnity
paid for.
All losses equitably adj listed and promptly paid
here, by II. Is. TEN .kYCK Agent.
Corner Of Main and ID SITS, Keokak,
August 8, 'N-dIm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I Owe ME- LITTLE, LOVE ME- LONG. By
IL Charles kcads.
For sale by OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.
sIsHE BOOK OF The CHAPTER, OF Morritosial
! Instructions in the degrees Of Mark. Past, and
Most EXCELLENT Master, and the Holy Royal Arch.
By Albert q. Macsay.
For sale by OGDEN, BRoWNELL : co.
L,0; New supply Of Beech.rs tErlrs, fLow-
~ RRs AMI FARKiEo; Beecher's Views and Is
periences of Religious Subjects; Rankwsi; South
void; D.Quincey's .AvssaER." Az
OGDEN, Bk0WNELL ; CO.'S
CIry BOOK Ssoau,
Sep5-d No. 81 MAin-st.
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&hUM INC COunc1i OluuB NOuPA1bSAs
Dsags 0sAnssrcea "a
Fearful that the reports which hsd reached
him from tho South eastern part Of the Sests,
Of the discussions between Dodge and Kirk
wood, wherein the former rot fused up''
most beautifully, we're but two .trus--on ~
morning Of the l7th inst, that "ahls 80
and popular favorits," I. W. Ba6oiss,
"shouldered his axe," and was OF TO Glen
wood, to reinforce the BrigAdisr General.
10 the evening be opened HE battery end
commenced . bombardment OF the Rspubli-
can citadel Great CONSERVATION ensued--
among the democrats. No other damage 70.
ported. Next day Babbitt sustained the part
Of "out-rider" TO HE Exesllency, the OK
Spanish Ambassador, In his journey to this
pendent abilities, BY reading Democratic
dooum su.s, and dila.ine nordins.sly On the
special beauties Of the same. We did not
hear his "eGort," bus are told thai II con-
sisted in great part Of reading long extracts
papers, interpreted, here and there, with
elsp.trap fustian about himself and the great
extravagancs and corruption Of the Rspub-
loan party in this State.
Unwilling to trust Dodge longer, unaided,
tO0
would be Lieut.. Governor accompanied him
to Magnolia, Onawa and Sioax City, and ~
turned with him TO this city on Wednesday
last. On Thursday the twain ct out for
Lewis, Cass County, 30 NEST DIR. KiYkwood,
since which time We have no knowledge Of
thor movements. We hope Dodge may Do
able to keep Bsbbitt with him. Policy
would seem TO dicsass that they should trav-
81 together, not only that, BY their joint 81
forts, tho Democracy may approximate to-
wards Z moro sucoessful coping with the
Republicans, in the person Of Mr.. Kirkwood,
but also that the people may see Ut one view
what poor scrubby timber the Democratic
party propose TO frame into Executive Oh
GERS.
II Dodge's speeches, in other portions Of
the State, do - much toward relieving the
ex Senator Of the reputation be hes hereto
fore borne among the masses, ~ IN able
man and statesman, - those no made on the
Missouri Slope have done, then on the llih
Of October next, the great Cesar will be the
worst ssused up'' man shat ever oanvasssd
the State OF Iowa. With the people oil
iswa, Dodge il no longer great man-hia
greatness has departed-gin s0vi alike The
baseless fabric of vision" Now, the whols
amount Of his fame would just about serve
"To point moral, or adorn tAls -
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Mr, Ruschs Appointments.

Mr, Ruschs Appointments.
The appointments Of Mr.. Rusch for this
part Of the State are - follows. He will
speak chiefly in the German language:
Fairfield, Monday. Sept. 5th, Ia the afternoon.
Ottumwa. Tuesday, Sept. 9Th,
Oskalooss. Wednesday Sept. 1th, in the evening
Pelta, Thur.day September 9th,
Monroe, Jasper Co, Friday Sept. 9th, in the af.
ternOn.
Newton, Saturday. Sept 10th, In the evening.
Homestead, Iowa Co., Monday, Sept. l3th, in the
aftsrnoon.
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TaE Dns MoIHEs VALLEY Wnre 10 published
every Monday 81 this once, IL one fthe oldss,
papers In Iowa, and has : widely extended crcu-
lation throughout the Des MONIES Valley North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-05

Nxw YoRK, Sept. /.
We learn from private correspon ience re-
ceived at the Herald once, that the mammoth
steamship Great Eastern will sail from Gal
way, ireland, about the middle Of September,
for New York direct, calling as IS. Johns, n.
T., to land dispatches for the Associated
Press and mails for the Newfoundland gov
eminent.
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Pork Prospects.
Correspondents Louisville Commercial Review
KEOKUK. Iowa. Aup. Is. 1850.


Correspondence Louisville Commercial Review
KEoKuk, Iowa, Aug. Is, 1859.
Editor Commercial Rsvisu:
In your issue OF the 5th inst. you invite
communications with reference to the pros
pective crop OF Pork, suitability OF location,
&c. The Corn crop Of Iowa was never bet.
ter than it now promises TO be, both in GUAM
tity and quality. Stock Hogs are il fair
supply, and the opinion prevails that the Pork
crop will be full average 10 numbers and
Of the bsst quality. Hoge will come in late
as there is no old corn left over, and the only
reliance Of the feeder 10 upon the growing
crop. In this State corn 10 king, and conse.
quently hogs and cattle are looked upon q
the great marketable staple: hence il pre-
sents an inviting Geld to tho drover and
packer. For packing, Keokuk presents some
special advantages over her more Northern
neighbors. She 10 at the foot Of the Rapids.
which enables her to ship later in the fall
and earlier in the springs consideration Of
no small importance 10 some conditions OF
the Southern markets. Her railroad connec-
tions are "a ystinoomplete, but another year
viii connect her with al points East. and her
Western roads will have penetrated to the
heart Of the ssDesmoines valley,"-a valley
unsurpassed Tor beauty and fertility.
Among the Pork packers OF Keokuk. are
the following reliable and experienced firms
White 4 Co., Patterson 4 Timberman. Ulsea.
horn, Batty 4 Co., Goldman b Co.. ali Of
whom have good Pork Houses, and some Of
whom did considerable business for parties
In your CITY last year. You're, DO.
?. 5. Il 10 too early to say anything def
mite about the prices or Hogs. The neures
talked Of are % to ~.
PATENT SovsasIoSrr.-It is understood
that the Messrs. Harper will send . note to
the Charleston Convention, similar TO thu,
which they addressed to the press OF New
York city, notifying ito members that thew
have copy rightsd Mr.. Douglas Popular
Sovereignty, and that they will sock legal
redress in case the convention infringe said
copy. right by indorAing or otherwise making
use OF the article Chicago Tribune.
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BosroE, Sept l.
A mulatto woman, named Wilson, has been
arrested in Scarborough, Mo-, charged with
numbering her son, agsd fifteen years, on
Monday last, and afterwards placing his body
IN the oven and then setting Ere to her house.
The remains Of the boy were subsequently
found in the oven.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. /.
This morning McKeshsn 4 Evans' Pork
house, on the corner Of Sycamore and Ninth
streets, was entirely destroyed BY are. The
building Contained 8 600, 900 pounds Of meat,
the mort Of which was lost. The loss 10 20.
tinassd It $50, 900, which il fully covered BY
Insurance.
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sheeting. ~ Henaersen, KY.

SHBS - 1AUMu0Hs0mS NJ
HsSDsRsoK, KY, Sept. !.
Louis Leonard shot Vim. Elan, wealthy
farmer OF this vicinity, through tho breast,
last evening. Leonard has bsen crested
Elam was the Democratic candidate ct the
late election for the Legislature. His con-
dition 10 critical.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-05

Quo,h Tom, "ThouYh fair her features be,
IL u her figure plsAsrs mc
"What m ~ her 6g~re he7" / cried;
zone hundred thousaLd! ha r.plird--r Holm ~
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W me Louisville Courier says the Ear.
psrs communication Of Douglas is every.
where received with disfavor. and Il + gan
orally regarded that he has killed himself OF
~ enectually by it as did Van Buren, nv hi.
celebrated Texas letter. - -
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Cotton at NE q ohio.

OOVVUW ~ M 0mp nIos
MEHPHIS, Sept. l.
The total receipts Of Cotton Of this point
for the year ending to-day, amount to j25,-
900 bales against "a, 900 bales for the year
previous. Thsptook now on hand is IL 900
bales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-05

Tobacco ~ Louisville.
LoUIsvILLs, Sept. /.
ino number or nnds. assorted during last
year WAS 100000. The Tobacco insp ecsed
reached II 500 hhds.
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General Insurance ASencv
CON. SEUON D AND N Nc.


kamE. LAX RIVER AND LIFE IN.
: nuhAnuk promptly attended to 1T this Ofscs.
resssr and more iHDEHArTY can be given at this
AFTER loss.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Csptlat 81 900, 900.
CASH SURPLUS, JuLr lss, 1850, Sl57,s1.
kTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, C0NE.-CAPlTAL u .OOO. 900.
CASH husfLus, JuLr Lar, 1859, t1,oso Az.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, cf.-cAPIrAL $500, 700.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OF NEW HAv1N, CoHN.-cArrfAL 42OO, 900.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
OF PHILADELPHIA, PnNN.--CAP1fAL $8OO, 200.
:, - Bsininu. Merchandise, Nils, Factoriss,
AsusshOA Furniture and Dwellings insured at q
Low ratAs - other Companies who pay their losses
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Aug5d1m
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ca Reports from Utah say that the crops
II Aormondom sre very poor.
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eoUoly! VI course Mr. kus0h exposed shis
falsehood, and even German Democrats. whs
learned Ill the facts, were ashamed for their
party, and indignant at the dirty work which
Clagstt's hireling was doing. Mr.. Kasch
made an appointment for Friday evening,
and % the Germans OF West Point, like the
rest Of their couusrymen, love to 800 lair
play, and at the same time cannot but feel
proud, that their countrymau, though OF OPP
posits politics, 10 candidate for 80 high and
important m ONCE, We have little doubt that
they gave Mr.. Rusch . kind reception, and
turned out largely 10 hsar him.
On Thursday Mr.. Rusoh went to Fsrs Mad
ison to ali HE appointment there in she even
ing. Scarcely had he arrived in that town
before some diliculty arose in regard TO
| joint meeting and discussion, but thanks TO
the ready tact of Mr.. Rusch, and tho German
sense Of justice, the German Democrats said
that Mr.. Rusch shopld be heard, and that,
too, in decent and orderly manner. An
arrangement vas made and signed, BY which
Mr.. Rusch was TO open in English and close
| in German.
| The court house va we'll filed; every seat
was occupied, and more too. Most Of the
audience were Germans. Very few American
Republicans being present, and they not be-
ing particularly wide awake, Mr.. Rusch found
it uphill work speaking in English. He was
less animated and more brief than in this
city. Sohade followed in English and Ger
man, and repeated his stniggers, whisky and
Know Nothings." When hs concluded, steam
wasup. Rusch took the stand, and from tho
very start he captivsted the audience. Full
of frey energy, with the grace Of the finished
orator, with mingled humor, irony and in
vincible logic, he demolished the sophistioal
arguments Of his opponents, illustrated and
established the glorious principles Of Repub-
licanism, and made the sssweet German ac-
cent? pleasant even to unaccustomed ears.
He spoke at considerable length and to a
late hour, and yet held majority Of his
German audience to the very la.t.
The Germans Of Fort Madison, a. we'll as
the Americans, are now generally quite ready
a.. -. " !,
" y go"
.'p' '.s1' 'Aa 49,
'1 -
ee.'
"""' WYNN 0an We saio u oonaus' 10 sny
'0.'o'
un'sls.oo1 'ua. MT : u'0u msoo ~
o'.' 'o"'0.ss IL = "ao's'n' .nu 70 GOT
-. ' - n so '"p'e''io1
VI, 'a"
ps. A0 " WI
- W. oo1A'y' :. 0o1u' ~
o.s "ou'' 20 0ou"s0N
:, 1 11n1.o1o.
DemocrAtsc County convention.
his Convention met At Charleston on Sat.
urday last. The whole number OF Delegated
was %, but the various friends OF the nu.
merous candidates thought 1t well also to b.
on hand. A large number OF others, inclu'
WIG ou's'o0''' ~no "ens W soc 'nc siausht'
er' TOOK occasion 70 90 there. The meeting
house was crowded. The principal business
hii one O'Clock was caucusing, discussing
and cussing generally, log rolling and eating
dinner.
Inc Convention Was organised before noon
on assembling after dinner, Judge boyie'
vas nominated by reclamation Tor Count.
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Shortest Route East.
THROUGH TICKETS

r.
an Posnss East. via Quiacy ana
GREAT WABAsH VALLEY
LINE. direct 20 Tsseao.
srRAINS leave Quincy daily At 3.45 p. m. latter
the arrival OF the morning Packet from keo-
kuk), and make close connections with ali diverg-
ing lines East, North South for Cairo, st Louis
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo
New York, Boston, Phiiaielphis, Baltimore, and
Washington.
gD-Pa.ssngsrs for CiDeinaa.i and Indiana poll.
cave iA0 nIiss distance and Nine hours tim.
over the Chicago Route, and ~ hours time over
ES-Distance IS miles less 10 Toledo than by
Chicago.
~ Fare ~ low ~ by any other route.1A
- Bs sn 10 and purchase your tickets ~ the
General Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Once, y
at the corner Of ID and Main sts ), under Thomson
ca. Is Rsnkjng House, Keokuk. lows.
ED-Only ONE CHANGE OF CARS between
Quincy AMI Toledo. Ii. 3. TEN EYCK, Ag't,
II. y. GoopxLs, Gen. Wssten Ag't, Quincy.
aug25- dAw
NOTICE.
THE undersigned Bankers Of this city hereby
| give notice that they will after this date kveI
but one account with their depositors. All bal.
ances will hereafter be kept in currency, and sub
ject to check in currency alone.
Specie will b converted into currency ct the
time Of making the deposit, when the difference
will be paid.
Special Specie deposits will be received subj Il
be drawn In like funds.
ALI checks, notes and bills will hereafter b
payable In Currency, unless otherwise specified on
the face,
GEORGE g. ANDERSON 4 co.
III. X. LOVE co.
WIN. THOMPSON q CO.
RIx, HALE I co.
J.. W. McMILLEN,
Cashier State Bank.
Keokuk, Sept. ], 1859.
We concur In the above a1raD cement,
PEARSON, MELLEN i CO.,
spld3t Warsaw, ILL.,
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straw berries.
Now 10 the time TO set In order to get ,
good crop next year. Hooker's, Wilson's,
TO-, for sale at No. Estes House.
ag25dlw MN. BARNES.
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STATE.
Fsv Ooseyxor-aA MUEL y. KIRK WOOD.
~ Lieutenant GoSr~oT-N. ]. NUECH.
Tw Ssprsms JsASss-L. -. oTOCKTON.
n. p. LOWE.
CALEB BALD WIN.
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GA s'Kentuckian," writing TO the New
York Journsl OF Commerce about politics in
shat State, says tho Louisville Democrat.
which advocates Doug ssmighs as we'll
advocate sboliiionism, for the people arc %
much in favor Of tho one ~ the other.,'
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HARRIanuRo. So

HARRIsBUso, Sept. l.
The suit Of the State against the Psnnsyl-
vsniA Railroad Company for the payment OF
tho tonnage tar, has been on trial for tho last
t~o days. Judge Pssrsou delivered IN able
opinion this morning, deciding the suit
against tho Company.
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u ALL the Republican Senators voted for
taking up the Homestead bill and % OF the
Demosratic Senators voted ogoinst it. Jones
lodged the vote, and Vice President Brock.
snr'dge gave the casting vote against it,
That 10 : beautiful record for the D en- ocracy
OF lows to 70 before the people with, and
claim that the Democratic party 10 In favor
OF the measure. They might % well claim
that the party 10 opposed to slavery ia face
o. the facts that four 6fths Of their member.
9. Congress are shareholders, and four 6fths
0. the Dem ncrAtic States are slave States
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Coal,

from THE IL ~ YORK AND FARM.
GNGTON Gal MINES.
XX7HOLESALE and retail. Acknowledged by
w ali ~ b. the bsst lows Coal.
This superior Coal delivered ct Warsaw snd Al
sxandria. in lots Of 900 bushels and upwards, Ut
low rates Once Oh Third-strset, mar Main.
auR26d II. r. PLATT
/. ,OR sale by KELLOGG BIRGE,
I augl3-d No. 50 Main-sk
AA M
LSXCRA Sugar cured and Pork house, for sale by
- KELLOGG BiR0R,
aasl3d No. - AAinrst.
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- = r q n oficoI

Is q + Q II o { j G g.!
once NOR T. We say 70 the inhs bitants OF
~ Keckuk that OUR STORE is STILL OPEN,
and We have yet remaining on hand ! small as
sortnent Of our
RICH PLATED WARE.
And other goods, unsold, which We now onsr
STILL LOWER THAN EVER,
To close ont. Will positively close this week.
We have Splendid Tea Sets, rRIpPLs PLATE
Splendid Waiter, Sheffield Plate;
Several Cake BASKETS, Casters, Pitchers
0oblets, 6alt-Cellars, Napkin Rings, dc.
Also, Forks, Spaons, Table Cutlery,
Tea Travs .Jsp'd Wsrc, lanterns,
Csndlesiickr, 40, besides : Ane assortment of
Vases and Solar Lamps.
The above goods We are determinea u
sell this week.
All Offers thankfully received Call in.
TEMPLIN 4 SOMMERS,
Sept !, bv-dlt No. Estes House.
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Douglas and the slave Trade.

DOu9tas And the slave Trade
Douglas says be is opposed to the 70 open
ing OF the slave trade because ito prohibition
results from compromise Of the Conssitu.
ton. That's his highest reason. 1t 10 only
: few years ago that he said the Missouri
prohibition Of slavery was oompromiss akin
to the Constitution, and bslloved in the a.
feetions Of the American people, and then
the very next year carried through bill to
repeal it, He now says tho slave trade pro.
hibition is Constitutional compromise, but
will be just Is ready with some new humbug
to repeal that next year II needful to pro-
mote his own ambitious views, - be was ave
years ago with squatter sovereignty.
Douglas 10 an ambitious, dishonest dema-
gogue, ~ho ignores principle and recognises
only shifting, uncertain and false expedien-
g - tie rule * AAiS poiiiisio.i sotion. Let no
such man BIO trusted.
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SELECT SCHOOL Fob BOYS AND
:sSIS.

M InS FUbTEh would respectfully inform her
Avx friends and tho pstrOns Of her school. that
she will commence another ssssiop, forenoon and
Afternoon, the LIST Of October in tho tame house
she now occupies u the corner OF Sd and Blondeau
street. Her terms will be - per quarter for tho
ordinary brnnchea. She would also inform ths cit
scns that she IL prepared to give Instructions in Pr
ano Music, terms 8 per quarter also, OIL Paint
Ing, terms IS psr quarter.
&c. FOSTER.
KAokuk Ausuat RI 1QkO.d
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WA. y. TURNER. JOHN H. CRAIG
TURNER CRAIG.
a OF - ~ = = W
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
KEOKUK, ..................... 49,. IOWA
M ILL givo strict attention to ali busipcss en-
w trusted to their care, in Lee county, Iowa,
and In Hancock county. I'll. They viii attend
regularly the Couit 1t Carthage.
OFFICE-On bec0nd-street, between Main and
Johnson. fan 70 .d0m1
Puzzled POMA,
Rf tho barrel, or at retail, by
- KELLOGG = PIRGE,
uSg lad 50 Nain ct.
10E DAGA FLOUR received from ST. Louis
20 steamer Quincy, this day, and for sale low
BY KELLOGG Blk0E.
jy8d
(vANDLES-00 bxs., Star ard Mould, for sale 81
~ my6 KELLOGG BIk0R