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AN ACT

10 raise supplies for the gear commencing an
October, one thousand eight hundred and .t!tty.
eigM 49,.
!. Bell enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives, now met and sitting in Genera!
Assembly, and by the authority of the same,
That tax for the sums, anil ip tue manner
hereinafter mentioned, shall be raised and paid
into the public treasury Of this State for the
use and service thereof, that is to say: eighty.
one cents, al rulvrcm, on every hundred dollars
of the value Of all the lands granted in this
State, according to the existing classification as
heretofore established; ninety-tive cents per
head on all slaves; two dollars and scventy-iive
cents on each free negro, muatto or mestizo,
between the ages of fifteen and fifty years, cx-
ccpt such as shall be clearly proved to the salts
faction of the Collector, to be incapable, from
mains or otherwise, of procuring livelihood; /;
seventeen cents, ad rrlorem, on every hundred
dollars OF the value of all lots, lands and build
inss, within any city, town, village, or borough:
in this State; siXty-eigllt cents per hundred
dollars on lactorase, employments, faculties and
professions, including the profession OF dentis-
try, whether in the profession of law, the profit
be derived from the costs OF suit, fees, or other
sources Of professional incu,nc,) excepting cler-
gymen, scIloolmasters, sclloolmistrcsses and
iourheymen mechanics whose income depends
on their own manual labor; siXty-eisht cents
Oh every hundred. dollars on the amount Of
commissions received by vcnduc masters and
commission merchants; thirty-iivc cents per
hundred dollars OIL the capital stock paid in, on
The first Of October, one thousand eight hun
,lrcd and tilty-cight, of all banks which for
their present charters have not paid bonus to
the State; thirty-iour cents on every hundred
dollars of capital of banks Of issue out of this
State used and employed in this State by
agents OF said banks, between the first day OF
October, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and ffty-eo-cu; ana the iirSt day
nf Na.ahsr;- IN The year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and iifty-eight, in eilecting
loans or discounts, and dealing in exchange or
notes; twenty cents per hundred dollars
Oh the capital stock of all incorporated Gas
Light Companies; one and thirty-tive one hun
drcds per ccntuln on all premiums taken in this
State by incorporated insurance companies, and
by tile agencies of-insurance companies, and
underwriters without the limits of this State /;
l1eiit5 one cents OF it9tEF lamlfea a3tiats OF
Grs.. :-,t = s.lfs af n, wars s,.a mer
..... ..:a.5,....,sa. Z: a1fi'''ss tistS
!. !. SAL :, nagter - sgc:::.:,sye. tse p,'is.;'
ss..4 .G ;'v tti'r'.al II .,:,re.i ..s'". . u.
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!Syc.M;er HuHse 4f1iiGprssenial'res'

ANOTHER SuLEny WAnSINc.-A Y1nng La Ia
DIP Horribly Earned.-Thc Baltimore Kopnol,
can, says: Last night between ~ ana II
o'cJuclsa Young married lady, only seventeen
ycaTs Of age named Mrs. Maliarga, Wa engaged
in reading, in her dwelling in Monum91nt street.
hctwce, t,cn and Canal, when tnS lamp oG-
came dim, and, in attempting to rrltil u WIN m
ramphcrc, All explosion cnaued. nc haihes
unfortunately extended to her clothing and IN
:; moment her ycrson was envclopcg in the dc
s,rucliyc clement. Her calls iPr assistance
were in vain, her husband being absent, ano no
one being inth house who was capable OF rem
Icr;ur her assistance. a Young man from the
street observing the extraordinary light from
the chamber in which the accident occurred, IN
formed Policeman Fleming, Of The Eastern Dis
trict, of the fact, when that officer promptly
proceeded to the house, and broke bis way IN,
iindinc that the door was fastened.
Upon rushing up to tho room Which contained
the unfortunate lady, horrible spectacle was
prcsentcd---llcr far form was bhrht TO crisp
! the ewes were roasted in their sockets, and tht
ravaGes of the fire had proceeded to such an ex
! tent that she could scarcely lie recognized n
a human body. No surgical aga could prove 0
any benefit, unfortunately, arrl her ason!z'n'
suffering continued till this p'cjnlng'
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IN courage

.e -7rurcs dash f4-f...; -,i:;it} 6::i'.i'-':;:
roar, and the .,a5S.Neth thE,.' :..sii y: :;a,:. =
Let the very pillafur lSsnarblc SKY SlE.He as
from their basis, till the =. -, :;
orls seem rocking in theis sun '''',u ;i1
this, the honest, self dd "I'n. .I n.''' iooNs
calmly out,,pon the scen anu uli''l"se'' Fet'feS
within itself to'gSther coAk Akaec ior lutufe con-
ficts.
i A, ham II oy--hc i Us own defence, his
o,rn ,% ra[nnr T No enemy however formidable,
can storm and take tho fttresS ol DIS mind
for his actions those satclN rs ol sen, are ever
present to declare lisinnofhcc' anu m thw.r. Tue
guilty efforts Of his adventures Inc fruits o,
d virtuous example, shall 'outlSn IL. Immortal
f t;no nmd his rnw,,,l sill be abundant Va
rv;no tho noet,s descr;ntid, the world might
we'll say Of him:
CIR; ne, u,, bor.St-on,rB Bc clements
cm;'J !, hi,, tb.t r,tui}night stand ur,
Aud say to all the wUrld,-1I7 - u" "'"e'' """'
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WILD AspcAys.-The Montgomery Adrerti-
,,y Of f'S Saturday says The arrival in this city,
yesterday, Of some thirty sly native Ar,eas
created no little curiosity and some e2Gi'enei. h.
They wsrc fresh Importation beyond yeSaa dSup,} ~
and are extremely deficient IN KnoWieuse ol
the En- .ish language. They lelt here last an eve
nings own the river, Oh the steamer 81: N1cAo'
We know nothing Of fsir destination 3
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REMOVAL, OF ERt NEGROES.

We faru >,o.iced latch that many of the
Southern States lave trsAs3 steps to get rid Of
the free negroes within thy borders.
Slave labor and free nc3o labor are incon-
patiblc and can not cxt together without
constant and continuous cSlisions Of the most
blighting character upon society, where it IS
tolerated The State of 1rth Carolina some
twenty years ago pernittd free negroes to cX-
crcisc the right of suffrage The evil tendency
of the enjoyment Of this riht upon society Was
early discovered, and soon hboli$hed HOW the
Legislature Of that State is discussing the pro-
priety Of removing them ltosethcr from the
limits of the State.
The Legislature Of our wn State will soon
be in session, and surely fllere is no.topc oil
more vital Importance to pe people at large,
than a movement on tue Ptt Of our legislators
to get rid OF this population
A reform must be INTRODUCED, and there must
be a separation of the Ere Negroes from the
slaves Of tue State. The seat number and the
idle, lazy, vagrant and vicias habits Of the for
mer, as u class, calls louFy for removal OF
them from the State. ThSe is no one subject
of SO great Importance tolthe shareholders OF
the State as the removal fbm our midst Of the
:, Free Negroes.
Almost every slave-hol@r admits it, and en-
presses the confident hopa.Iat our Legislature
will take some steps to efEt this great reform
in oursStatc.
We are confident that Dur legislators cannot
engage in work at the ne . On, that VIII
elicit from the people. so ~ ;. &ss and com
mcndaton as this. .yg
Go through the Parishe ,/,dr State wer'
the free negroes arc the m, Sa'R'ndaht, anu .h'
sentiment OF the people iSfmo:t unit LOT t1'
;n,ucuration of some meaArrs for their speedy
removal. We do,hopc on hext Legislature vii
respond to this sentlmahi IN tones not TO U
mistaken, and which waH NJ II onee eject I'M M
great dcsidcratum III vieH tney VIII tnes
will elicit the everlasting Gatits'ue q the slave
; holders %i throughout the SITE. More upon thi
no;nt before the meeting Pf tie Legislature
Patriot. 4
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:oe"it. Freedom pre eg9
sl:l> undisputed right as.4
fitness steps meekly lorI,
stoutest arlnor Of defenM
hosts. Of crushing foes !sl
gather-that of a bold al9
mendatiun stands niantlsg
pcfing sweet words .ofSbH
the mirror Of Truth Dc@l
rejoice in his own purltysI
nient. with her angel faeI
keeps thek door OF his iifI
with commencing word
"Rejoice thou hast ehous.
An honest 0lan,-one n
mind the very birthrigH
no longer to fashions ffeg
tery's winning voice. II
glorious architect Of his
'-vrrrTteororto hisAW
purpose, constant III his h
his courage spectacle 4
he will stand unmoveaI
Garth shall rock kBeneai!iJ
inighty's tpowcE SucL.I.
enduring. IlEnswers, i
unlike tue l6ar b, am I
light, ncvceslemving ity
heart asathilled atfacl
riSoT:; W,h asoul eve
= t'araceAf this bcS 4
nscinus \at onlw: e
tual d'.llSie, ,hAE !
an hougAan,SM &. g
ttci: iAr ule'
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sWEETLoVE OF MINE.
DY GERALD MASSEY.

DY GERALD MASSEY.
mo jOwslcd beauty is my Love,
Eetin hef ss'rnest face
-There'sI Isuchra world Of tenderness
? She needs no other grace;
Herr smile, and voice, around my HE
In Night and music twine;
And deslr, oh very dear to me-
sweet Love Of ming: /
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LONG FACES SHoRTE,.
think that a long face i"
als, or that laughing is,
And yet how many"
they thought SO.
witl.-a countcnance SO
suppose the wor' )
bowling wilder;.t
alton which Goo =
and repulsiyo lo6&
that it was the grGsS !.
anything of the abun1a
Father above has SO liber
There is no religion il
nor is.therc any in q laug
can think so, but rs for u
and grow fat, and believe
shall better please God
and disfgured eountenan
said was worn by the sell
Pharisees of DID, )" 'stcn
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TILE BLuE RIDGE RAILROAD.

The Newbcrry Rising Sun concludes an arti-:
Gle of more than column in length, in favor OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad, as follows: -. e. r.
1--WE are satisfied that every sound minded
man in the State, no matter how close, if tie
clse of the Blue Ridge Railroad is presented in
clear light, would say, certainly by all means
give the aid, rather than throw away the ST.
100000 already expended, and permit it to 60
to wreck. If any profit is to be derived from
it. and there is beyond doubt, let lis. have it.
We eau point to numbers of farmers who have
said to us, the aid aught to be gven."' ~. .til y
NATIVE ArRlcANs.-Quite an excitement was;
produced in our city on yesterday morning, on,
account of the arrival by the Georgia Rail Road
train Of Forty negroes, said to be direct from
Africa: They were under the control Of Mr..
Thack ckBrodnax, gentleman whom we havelong
knoYn and who informs US that they were natives
of It'll Carolina. The generalimpression here
ESs aakeihey were partof the,cargo landed near
4 Savannah. Our opportunities Of examination
were SO limited that ys-ares-1svpared :togiye
q definite opinion on,the subject. They left 1n
the train lor Montgomery, aud willSSbe careesd
out wes', wlitherF we did natsleaEn. 4 tlkata
Intellige,,cer, 24b.., ~ sz:s.-.::sJ y ,iIc:
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Is an error to
scntial to guod NOR
objectionable crime.
% are who act rs if
,,en go through life
a,tIat one would
6tlling but a waste,
d of a beautiful Gre
eit. From their sad
would certainly infer
Of all sins to enjoy
|ce which our kind
lIy given us to enjoy
il sanctimonious face,
!. . Those who choose
4 we intend to laugh
itliat in so doing We
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ac iesc obligations Of CT
.ts .ona Iith the laws Of


the penalty tiiri;' crime SO richly 'ncri;.. IL
eonslitulcsS u0 mitigation Of the criminality of
the perp1t7i;ors or palliates in Tic slightest de-
gree tIsais ssce, to aver tic unccnst!tu.l":l.ey
OF the prohibition. The tight of Congress to
adopt the course she did has been vindiclted by
rcc7tcSs SuaicisE research. But even though the
adverse were true, it would be absurd to plead
it in cXtcnuation until its formal repeal by con-
stitutcd authorities.
We hope that an opportunity now oilers itself
to our people to redeem and confirm their char
actera; consistent advocates and supporters Of
the principle, "obcdicnce to law" and of rcpu-
dating forever the foul Seward Abolition dogma
of the higher law" which may perhaps be
prelicatcd to the injury of our State of the re-
cent action of the Grand Jury in Columbia.
And above all the citizens Of Edgeiield, if
they are true to the commonest instinct of JUS
ticc and right must denouncc any attempt to
profit by the crime Of others by sutjecting these
Africans TO selyitu,lc, but should deliver them
up to be disposed of as the President prc-scribcs
Ill TinRS5O2U RrJiSie".
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fiis- dsIVy'> wilSlrtb,9;y c
Ilon of laost persons, s6hio's:it syi
bd scholarship. He is man OF uaM .,'.
ass ~ ISle character, conscientious, laborloas
ny 8!fv Il a,t;c;nate for him large success in
ss9aa A Institute at Edgefeld, and aiiecuon, M n,
syes7mend him TO my, few acquainIanees ~
4 Nolina as a brother every way deserving
TSRa "nu '' John, A. BRNADBs.
Tx one, desiring er.infOrr'a'i0n will
JOHN R. GwALTNLf' NJ. a: A.
Ehieid. s. C., Nov IL
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Ebertv HiH Female Academy

Bile Exercises Of this School VIII Degm on Mon
dnv ,Ls ar5 ri January nesi, nnter the su-
,;si':,, @ ~ Ms. laura M. GAGE, pho comes
hiah;y r. commended as teacher.
>.a. SESSION OF FIVE Moslns.
mlr,ar and Geography. 500
English. h.....-...i....a y, u, ~ ~
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And dcas'9hIY - z. q
Isthis See, to>>,> >,>sqa
II eysr h;re sighed for We kfn~sS\
TWAS nil pr hcr trow;
Aud if winFaine's victor wreath,
I'll twine j on her brow
There may beforp ps more beautiful,
: And souls 3 SUMMER sh ne,
But none, oh, uose 90 lc to me,
As this swisJ aOve of hino!
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THE AFRICANS. i

TLc appcvded eXlpaet under The above cap
ton we ,naksirom the EdgefeM Adsatiser =
Our reader3 Viii Ee7 astonished by the intelli-
gcncc that in open contravention of the inter-
dict imposed upon illicit traffic in slaves by
solemn enactment in Congress; and in violation
of our own State prohibition, Il body of slaves
Of recent iup p"rtation have been la;:lcd come.
where On our coast and have been transferred
far into the iltcricr Of our State to evade, tit
intervcn'' rof Government officials L:k" t /.
Adrer;i. - '!npu;!!cHlv t!cyr'ca'c the {.
W. r.c.:.:!. / pmly u H::: il; :: .'...
c Ia of3A a., ,",l : III
il appcff; that ii. tbs p.'rtIes
ID "acef4 enterprise have SO far 81
eEeel7#I9ss #s Ghs1F;ai'' c"rr'e -
{ icsc. Obligations Of cit -:
~ on. .ith tho laws Of - .--.--
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! A0tertiis,u,
try wkpNEsDAY noHNlNo.
i Neutrality-suspicious..

R:.DURISOE / ELIJAH KEESE,
PRoPRIEroRs. -
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reign Pulcr. Cheer
bird and I. icrs him the
Il against the mighty
sht daily round him
H.. ,.cerful.spii'it. Com
En his presence, whis-
De and kindly holding
sG. hinl-that he may
Hand then Con tent
e md winning smile,
faard cabinent, while
d she gently speaks,
Who presents q master
t'of elninence; q prey
81 nor scduced by fiat
If stands s:ialone-the
,En -the-uni-
. Ee1lla-KEm in his
esrS, undaunted, in
ngels and to ,,,en,
80 the trembling
Srsssi sifllIfttiT:t!,eEAl- fti
2sS mg ut IS rial, is
!: .:,ss1; I. is,a liz +;
- are' ;id-ll!i y;
-t:.E-Sr-aii n Il'l
Se1%iS..! ~ iii. nd
{ ~ - the
a=-e-.-
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d :. ,..gh Hunt goes into ccstacies while
w of additional beauties which the hoop
Rf7 asiale figure. 4When the hoop is
/e wellpfit hangs at proper distance
tson, it becomes not an habiliment,
klosurc. The person stands alooff from it,
I Imagined TO do so. The lady, like god.
'ghaif concealed in hemisphere out OF
When she moves, and the hoop is at
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H., Dec. 18th, ls8'
NJ. A., is ,0eN Known u,
yeral years a stutnt E .sa al
T. and a member ''i. OF the he
~, naslor. His degree as
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IN State where
MPlndant, and the
[!mo:t a unit for the
Errs for their speedy
extLegislature will
/ in tones not to he
at ouce effect the
II they will, they
latitude cf the slave
stc. More upon this
pf tie Legislature
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-15
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, II the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm of
vegetable decay. This exhalation ia evolved by
the action of solar heat on wet soil and rises with
the watery vapor from IL. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths sur
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excretng organs
OF the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
serrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation. and produce violent constitl-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathze with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct OF our or.
garsln, as If in an attempt to expel the noxious
infusion. concentrates the whole blood Of the body
III the internal excretores to force them to cast Il
out. The blood leaves the surface. and rushes to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
i the CHILL. But in this effort 1t fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
tral organs and rushes to the surface. as If in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin. In this
also 1t fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted and waits for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AGuR.
Such constitutional disorder win of course under
mine the health if it Is not removed.
We have iabored to find, and have found, an
autidote
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Te w. H. Farmer, John Tarbcll, Wm. f. Turner
VIM. Edwards. Thomas Dennis. Edward Ahron-
son, 5. Lee Son, Queen City Varnish Company,
Harris CO., s- Fahnestock, Mogridge 4 Me-
Fall, - vining, A. Lewis, J. +. Cox and w.
b. Farrell:
VOU and each of you are hereby notified that
L there IL file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
arict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Ksokuk, Pc
w. II. Farmer Co.. praying for settlement ef
the partnership matters ther Elm embraced between
petitioner and said Farmer and the other parties
hereto that said Tarbel, late receiver In charge
OF the assets Of said 6rm, and W. +. Turner, as
sgnee of the same for the benefit OF their credit
ors, make full report to said Court of their pro-
ceedings under said trusts that said Edwards, (of
the late Arm Of Edwards Turner,) report to said
Court what assets OF said Fvrner b Co. arc In his
or the hands OF Edwards Turner and that said
Ahronsohn, Lee Son, Queen City varnish Conn
pany, Harris 4 Co., -- Fahnestock whose Civ
en name Is unknown to petitioner), Mogridge
NERAL, - Vining, whose gwen name 10 un-
known to petitioner), Lswis, Coz, and Farrell,
creditors OF said hrm and sAid Dennis, assignee
certain claims OF divers other creditors be barred
and excluded from all claim upon the assets Of
said Farmer Co., against petitioner and for such
| other and further relief ~ equity and good con-
science require.
Now, therefore, unless you and each Of you ap-
pear and answer In said Court or before the ID
day Of the September term lS5e) of said Court, to
commence at X Kcokuk on the first Monday Of Sep
tember, judgment win be rendered against you
pro orfesso. ROBERT III. GILLMOkE,
July Ii, 1s5y-dim Sol. for Petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

LcB0l NOIlCes
To ID. B. Carter:
YOU are hereby notified that thsre Ia on fle in
the Clerks office of the District Conrt OF Lee
County Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of Amos Ii.
Brown, claiming decree Of said Court against
you for the sum Of $434 SO with ten per cent in,
tersst per annum thereon from October l4,h, 1885,
on mortgage by you to said Brown given, dated
October H. 1855, lot 10 In block $50 in the city
Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, to secure the pur-
chase money Of said realty, viz: $3S2,50, payable
in four eqsal annual instalments with interest
from date at the rate Of ten per cent. per snnum,
payable annually, default in payment of any in
stament or Of interest to make the whole amount
due and payable said petitioner charging such do
fault, and claiming also, the foreclosure and sale
Of said mortgaged premises, and the extinguish-
ment OF all equity of redemption under said mort
gage, and for general relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition or before the second day Of the
xt term Of said court, TO begin the first Mem
day OF September, 1859, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro confesso.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
.July l5. 1859 psi4w
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Legal NOTICE..


gTyO CHARLES McpILLs You are hereby mott
/ fed that there is now file in the Clerks Ofce
Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa at keo-
kuk. a petition Of Ramsay Haynes, claiming OF
you the sum Of two hundred ana seventy-one and
S3 100 dollars with ten per cent Interest on sos OF
said sun from June 30, 1858; and ~ per cent. per
annum interest on SOS II said sum from July s0 !,
tsbs, and 10 cent per annnm interest on seo q
mar annum interest on s67. 7.S3 Of said sum from
september 80, 1855, upon four promissory notes by
you given, payable to tho order of Ramsay, stan
nus HAYNES ; a II dated May !, 1858, and payable
res pectively in 80 days. 30 days, four months and
,..-s months from date; said petition praying also
,nr - -vder Of attachment, on the ground tna'
~. n = Ia non resident Of the State OF Iowa,
saia McDii and credits not exempt from exc
and has property
cution. ,or annear and answer
NoW, inefe1ore, unless second day Of the
said petition before TIA. ..nce on the frst
September term ls59l, ts comm .will be rem :
Monday Of September, 1855 judgmen.
dered against you thereon.
IL. CURTIS.
n. m ftvf
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CHANGE OF TIME!


r " q ID A IL Y r AINsl
To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
L,ROM and after the above date and until fur
I'ather notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk N follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily (Sun-
days excepted at 600 A. n.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
Sundays excepted) at 1900 P. n.
First Train leaves Montro.e daily
Sundays excepted1 at s:f5 A. n.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted) at 600 P. n.
TEMPLIN, PLUMMER 4 CO., Lessces.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. r. TKwKsBURr, Ticket A gent, Main-st.
E1-The above road 10 now prepared to furnish
Cars for Pic-Nics and pleasure parties short no.
tice and on the most favorable terms. For further
information apply At the Office in Packet Depot,
or to the Superintendent
June Q. 'bg-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-15

Fine watch Repairing.
FItHE subscriber being obliged to make change
i In the WATca REPAI RING DEpARTMEsr has Sc
cured the services OF competent rkman--onc
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care viii be taken with ali work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
The Repairing Of Clocks, Jesceiry, &C., also the
man. featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
+. s.-Work Of all kinds not giving perfect SAT-
isfacton, will be promptly adjusted by calling on
the subscriber, at No. Estes House
April 6-dAw SAM'L q. BRIDGES.