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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

ACTIVITY or rHK FRErcu-WHAr THE ENG
LIsH THINK or r.-The Paris correspondent
Of the New York Commercial Advertiser says
in late letter:
II il truly astonishing to witness the ce-
lerity with which the French transport their
troops and munitions Of war. Four stesm-
ships arrived at Genoa ia the morning st 10
O'Clock with 1000 men, 600 horses, and 10
pieces OF artillery, and by o'oclock in the
afternoon they were OF again to Toulon for
another like freight. This is only small
specimen Of what Louis Napoleon has done
and 10 doing. The Englishmen hero are
amazed - al this, and ven they may be, Cor
II Napoleon can in forty hours plant 1000
men, and artillery in proportion, in Sardinia,
how long would L take him to place loo, OO0
men on tho shores Of England, with navy
quite - efficient . that Of Great Britain "a
protect them2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

A State Convention Of the Republicans Of lows
Is called to assemble by their delegates at the City
Of Des Moines, at ii o'clock q. m, on Wednesday,
the 3sd day Of June, 1889, for the nomination Ut
officers to be elected ct the genersl election In Octo-
Der of this year. Candidates are to be selected for
the oficss Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of the Supreme Court. Tae Conven-
ton will take such other action ~ may, in its
opinion contribute to the success Of the principles
and organization Of the Republican party Of this
State and Of the Union.
Every organized county will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and to one additional
delegate for each 100 voters tafter the frst 1907,
and for any additional fraction OF so or more votes
cast 1T the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, ~ Secretary of State.
The attention of the Republican Central Com
NIT tees Of their respective counties ia directed to
the calling Of the County Conventions for the ap-
pointment Of Delegates, In the ratio above stated,
and for efficient organisation preparatory TO the
canvass. JOHN A. KAS5ON,
II. NJ. HOXTE,
N. j. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
OH. JEROME,
X. l.. B. CLARKE,
THOS. SkELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March rs, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

CoBDRN ON THE PoLITIcAL PA1frEs.-Rich
ard Golden, the distinguished British politi.
cisn, il said to have used the following Ian.
guage in this city:
sThere 10 . marked difference between
your two parties in this country. A Demo.
orat swaggers in - II tho government DO.
longed to him; Republican, on tho contrary
hesitates, doubts, and acts - II . victory
were too good for him. The one uttsrs
fearlessly the most atrocioas sentiments, q
il they were mort; the other apologisss 70,
the expression OF the most striking truths
Your Republican party lacks pluck"
There 10 much truth In these remarks.-
[Cin. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

The Latest Case - Absence - NINA.
Gen. Shields, u. 8. Senator from Minne-
soto, on arriving q Ha1tings, On Sunday, -
9Th Inst, found himself mfnns hiS poeket-
book, containing draft o. New York for
$4,000, and $500 in cash. Il appears inst
having occasion 30 take his pocket book ont.
he left Il on the deck Of the steamer, md
somebody rewarded his oarelessnsss By ma.
king way with it.-[Chicago jour. May 20.
.[Trom the 81. Paul Minnssetisn.l
Il 10 true the General supposed he had lost
his pocket book and contents in the manner
stated and sent, therefore, two men post
haste up to st. Paul, to make s9hue and
CRY" after his funds on the steamboat prior
to her leaving our levee on her downward
trip again. But, Of course, they did not sue.
Decd In finding anything because the Gener-
al, on arriving q Mortified, ~ miles from
Hastings, himself luckily found his book ia
the pocket Of one of his costs, into which il
had been put by one General Shields and duly
forgotten BY him!
But this not the only case OF tsabsenoe OF
mind" displayed BY the General on his afore-
said memorable sslsnding at Hastings.o The
Buchanan Democrats Of that city tell with
huge gusto story on the General, which
runs in this wise They cay that whom the
Mexican Hero stepped of st their place, {
considerable lot Of freight belonging to him
was also discharged OF the boat. AZ any
careful man would, the General immediately
proceeded, in regular commissary style, to
verify tho bill Of lading, and to ascertain that
all his goods we're duly forthcoming
Amongst other articles that his bill Of lading
called for, were ssven barrels. Strange TO
say however, the General could only find on
the landing Gz Of HE barrels! He Was heard
counting them over several times. with tho
same unsatisfactory result each time. Mo-
wing the index finger OF his right hand up
and down in pointed manner at each bar
rel, thus he soliloquised aloud, with deliber-
ate military emphasis: ssOne-two-thrse--
four-6ve-siE." Shaking his head with
digni6sd gravity and saying, "something
wrong hsre, he recommsnoed his count
three-four-hve-6x. Whore
the - il tho Other barrel ?" Full of
wrath, he was proceeding 10 demand the pro-
duotion Of the missing essk from the officers
Of tho boat, whom 10 on his getting up for
this purpose from where he Was surveying
with charaoteristic dignity and gravity his
goods and sundries, it was discovered, TO his
infinite amusement and that OF by-stsndsrs,
thst no had been sitting upon the nsissing
ssrsnth barrel!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

Fornoy ADVISING tho n cbublIcan.
Forney has IN article in his Press upon the
subject Of "the Republican Platform Of
1860" in which he strongly urges the adop-
ton Of genuine Popular Sovereignty by the
coming convention. By genuine Popular
Sovereignty be means the absolute leaving Of
the question Of Slavery to the People Of the
Territories, while they are Territories, and
not the emasculated form Of Popular Sow
ereignty which only allows the people to de-
eide whether they will have Freedom or
Slavery when they become State, or at best
to fight the hateful institution BY "unfriend-
" legislation" which the Supreme Court has
already declared to be unconstitutional leg
islation. We suppose he would volunteer
no urgent advice upon the character Of the
Republican Platform Of 1860 unless he ex-
pected to be somewhat interested in it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13
Insis fys., Plko,s peak.

Some months since We were giving tables
showing items TO constitute complete outfit
to Pixies Peak. We are now abs TO give :
schedule Of % INIT 40 We saw exempli6ed
yesterday by one who has bean there and got
back:
ragged coat, with collar and tail torn Of,
! pair pants, hanging together By shreds ;
hat, barrin' the rim;
il shoes, looking like fried bacon rind;
II b raw beans;
a pint parchsd corn.
In answer TO our intsrrogatory whether hs
designed returning to Pixies Peak shortly,
our returned Psaker responded "Not By :
jug-fulll"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

GYT The Prussian Courtiers are scandal
lied by the discovery OF how little I'M nor
tanee Humboldt attached TO personal dis.
tinctions. After HE death the great number
OF decorations which he had rsoeivad from
the sovereigns Of oil countries, were found
lying pell- mell in cupboard. He did ~
take hall the pains to preserve them, that Sc
bestowed upon the wing Of butterfly 81 I
piece Of old red Sandstone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13
ChSnese Revolutions.

The movement in China which has ususllv
been called "revolution," we suppose ma
ny OF our readers will be surprised to learn
is still going on. 1t used to be theme Of
passing remark, several years ago, and though
people have forgotten il, and children have
almsse grown to manhood since ii COM
msnoed, Il has never been smothered, but
woald seen 70 have been growing continually
stronger. The prospects Of tho enterprise
we're considered highly encouraging, Il tho
last aoeountS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

The Republicans Of Lee County will meet in
convention at CHARLESTON, on TUESDAY, the
I4th Of JUNE, for the purpose Of selecting Dele
gates to the Republican State Convention TO nom
mate candidates fer Governor, Lieut. Governor and
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The Repnh licans Of the several Townships Of the
county viii hold their Township Meetings, At the
usual places Of holding elections, Saturday, the
nth day Of june to select delegates to attend the
County Convention, unless other arrangements for
primary meetings are made by the Township Con-
mittees.
The Convention win decide for itself whether to
make nominations for County Officers, or whsths,
such nonin atoms shall be made at aconvention L
be subsequently, called.
By ordsr Of the Republican County Com mittee
PHILIP vIELE, Chairman.
May 10th, 1859.
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A DsIussen Re moved,

The slaveryites pirate much upon the i'm
mense blessings that have been conferred
upon the African race by bringing them IN.
Der the benign influences Of slaveholding
gospel and the civilization Of the rice field
and the cotton plantation. President Ben
son, OF Liberia, says the stability and success
OF that government has more to fear from the
moral, intellectual and industrial training Of
the immigrants from the United States. than
from any other cause. lie says the manu-
mitted slaves from this country do no. keen
pace With the aborigines in the elements OF
iSa's'ia.i and national greatness. And Il
wouldn't be surprising if, after all, the sys
tenn Of chatsel slavery, as . civili1Inr and
christiani1ing institution, did not prove hail
a. valuable ~ it 10 cracked up to be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

GTMadame Msrio's communication to the
Tribune, reoiting portion Of her lecture
delivered in Washington, last February, will
be found very interesting, and her prognos-
tications in regard to events in Europe have
been so far fulfilled as to impress the public
mind with very high appreciation Of her
sagacity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

Republican Township Convention
At meeting of the Republicans Of thi'
Township, on motion Of Col. Curtis, w. F
Thompson was appointed Chairman, and
Henry Strong, Sec'y.
The meeting then, on motion, proceeded to
the election of delegates to attend the Coun
ty Convention at Charleston, on Tuesday
next, and the following persons were sever
ally nominated and chosen:
B. s. Merriam, d. w. Kilbourne, John
Stannus, H. +. Reid, Thos. Fletcher, Chas.
Hubbcll, T.. ]. Chenowith, w. Leighton, J.
W. Noble, ]. B. Howell, II. Strong, N. d.
Prouty, g. w. McCrary, j. w. Rakin, p. r.
MASS, A. Waicott, w. Wappich, Il. B. Ten
Eyck, P. Adleta, J. l.. Estes, J. A. Wall, w.
F. Turner, w. F. Thompson, R.P. Creel, w.
Graham.
On motion, the delegates were severally
authorized and empowered to appoint sub
ssisutes to ell their places, 10 case they can
not attend themselves.
The delegates were requested to meet ct
the Gate City Reading Room, this evening,
to make arrangements, DO. And thereupon
the meeting adjourned.
WIN. F. THOMPSON, Chm'n.
HENRY STRONG, Sec'y.
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MEN WANTED !

en- SMART MEN, WITH GOOD TEAMS, and
w suitable Wagons for psddling Stoves, wanted.
This number Of men can have steady smploymext
for from TO years.
They are wanted TO travelin Missouri, lows, ILL.,
nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Kansas
Good references required and given.
B. A. WILLIAMS.
Keoku NIX, June lO-dkwIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13
What Profit An being an America n
Citizen,

Whas Profit IN being an American
Cisixen.
We have heard great deal lately OF the
devotion OF the Democracy to the rights OF
the foreigners. The Democracy, however,
are very great in professions and very small
in practice usually, and the present case 10
no exception.
Gen. Cass was Intercepted recently by q
natural'sed citizen as to his rights as an
American citizen in Europe, and here is the
reply of that veteran Democrat:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
May II, 1859.
10 Mr.. Fslir lie clsrc, Memphis, Tenn:
ck-four letter of the 18th inst. has been
received. 10 reply, have to state that il is
understood that the French Government
CLAIMS military service from all natives of
france who may be found within its juris-
oic,ion. Your naturalization in this country
wlii not exempt You from that claim II you
snouiu Voluntarily repair thither. am, sir,
your ooedient servant, LEWIS CASS.
Thus, It seems, Gen. Cass quietly surren-
ders the nasuralised citizens to the tender
mercies Of the Governmets which they have
renoancsd, and never protfers them the pro-
lection of the Government Of their adopted
country.
Such letter as that from the present
Secretary Of State reads very badly after
the strong position taken by Webster 10 the
celebrated Huiseman letter; or even in COM
parison OF the famous Marcy letter in the
kosta case, justifying the commander Of an
American vessel in protecting even nom
naturaliEed inhabitant Of the United States.
at the risk OF hostile engagement between
the fleets of the two countries.
How do our naturaliIed citizens like the
cold comfort rendered them by this Demo-
cratic Administration, in this tame and pu-
sillanimous note OF the Secretary OF State?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

1How 10 il proved that Adam was or
thodoxp Because his belief was undoubt-
edly Eve aDgelical.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

Subscriptions for the DAILY GArE CIrY, AND
WEEKLY VALLEY VINE, must be accompanied by
the cash In oil cases.
Daily subscribers can pay the carrier III they pre-.
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier Is ADVISED 70
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All Advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements viii bs
made quarterly.
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80
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF .TIhEl
r w . - a L Y = r AINDI

TO take e1ect on Monday, June 9th, 1850.
EvROA and after the above dats and until fur
u thsr notice, two Passsneee Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk - follow;
First Train leaves Ksokuk daily (EsA-
days ssssptsdjAt 600 4. n.
Sscsnd Train Isavcs Keokuk daily
(Sundsya sxespsed) 1t 400 r. 4.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays exccpted) ct SITS \, n.
Second Train leaves Aontross daily
Sundays sxceptsd) IT $500 r. n.
TkMPLIN, PLUMAEk Co., Lssssss.
b. ". DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. r. TnwKsDuRY, Ticket Agent, MAin-st.
The above road 10 now prepared 70 furpish
Cars for Pic and pleasure parties on short NO
tics and on the most favorsbls tsrns. For farther
information apply ct the once In Packet Depot,
or to tho 6ape9intsndsnt.VN
June 3. sb-dkw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE.
THE Annual Election for Directors Of the Kso-
i kuk, Fl. Des Moines h Minnesota Railroad
Company will be held IT the O6hcc Of the Company,
In the City OF keokuk, on Monday, juno 18th,
1859, at O'Clock p. m.
HIT. REID, Pres I.
Keokuk, June 18th, Js50-jsl3d
Regular Tuesday Packet.
Lon DIES MONIES RIVER. IL =
- The good steamer COL. MORGAN.
q. W. HILL Master, will positively leave for Uss
Moines city and all intermediate landings on
Tuesday, jun l4th, ut s p. m.
For freight or passage apply to
BARTLETT + HINE, Agents.,
No. 80 Levee, up stairs.
juno 13-d2t
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CRESCENT CIrY ORAcLE.-This paper has
been suspended, the material moved down to
Council Bluffs, and the Council Bluffs Press
new Democratic paper, printed upon it, by
Mr.. johnson. From which We infer tina
Crescent City Tin which the editor had, ",
understood, considerable intersst) has col
lapsed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13
NEW BOOKS.

New Woxk ~ Rev. =. N. Ingra hanl
rlNHR PILLAR on FIRE, on IsaAsI Il BoEDAon.
/ By The esther d "Ths Prince Of the Horse o.
David, hing IN account Of the wondssful scenes
II The life q the son a PhAEaoh's daughtsr. no
sss.) IRON hs yonth To the accent 81 SinAi: ecrc-
Prisins; :. y q witness. bis miracles bsfors
esptisn d he Law o. Mount Einai containing -
elaborate and richly eo!orsd description * tho
architseeurs g ~ 9gypti.ns, thar manners and
u, ths mart. aad = The tomb and also 81 ths T.
raelitss, Wills y tAs lAnd Of bondage; together
With picturesque sketches IL the Hsbrews undar
thsir task-mAstsn, Of scenes, professions, and
spsetaslee spa aad hesds the Niis and legends 81
The ObeHsks, 6phinxes, md Pyramids, and 81 their
founass bsfoss ths Flood dslinsations Of hsesti-
ful women, Of Miriam, Amsnse, Luxora and Osiris.
md q v3ndsrfsI msn, Of Aaron, The Prince 81 IL
lJob) end Rsnssss (Aosss); 1azratSd ID ssri~ 4
Lsttsn from Syrian Prince travelling in Erypt
g his royal mother, Queen Of Tyre. The vciums
ahounds In shAractsristie passages Of highlv
wrought beauty, In dramatic incident, and in ornata
descriptions Of female loysliness.
For sals By OGDEN, BR0WNRLL : CO.,
mayl0d 81 Main-st.
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Tss Das Molx.s Valley VINE IL published
every Monday q this once, Is one offhs oIdss'
papers in Iowa. and has : widely extended eircn-
lation thro1gAoatthe Dies Moinss valley, NORTH
srn Missouri, and western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13
fire, Marine and Life Insurance

Fire, Marine and Life Insurance !!
NEW YORK wALL.sTREETs STOCK
INsURANCE COMPANIES.
Humboldt,
Lamar.
Atlantic.
Also QUAKER CITY ms. CO.. of PsnADx1rnnA,
AND ras RsxowxxD
MUTUAL BENRRIT LIFE ms. CO..
with Net Accunnlasisn - "a, O0i $50.
W. l.. wOOD, Agent for tho above CsnpA-
MES. Once on Third-st., Keoksk, lows.
May A-dim
Salt. Salt.
H0n BBLs. "KAEAWHA," in good order, Just
OUU receiving and for sale low 81
KELLOGG HIR0E.
10 KEGS PRUSEs,
II Bxs. CASTLE SOAP,
/ CASES OLIVE OIL.
3 Bxs cLAREr,
u rRA1Ls DATES,
< BBLs. SOFT SHELL ALMONDS,
9 BBIs. SILBERrs.
4 BBLs. EEaLIsH wALEUTs.
3 sBLs. PEcAEs,
9 BBIs. BRAZIL NUTS,
Q CASKS zAHTR cURRAHTs,
cARK RATu RprcH
/ oAsK SAL SODA.
/ CASE INDIGO.
/ CASE suTAEas.
We are Just receiving the above invoices Of goods
direct from importen IN New York, ard sner thso
- - - 80 'i KEt TX Ifs Ss u''''
Mayls-d No. Is nain-st.
| is AADs. SUGAR,
OK BBLs. Plansation and 8. II. AoLAssRs,
100 BAGS COFFEE
s BAGS PEPPER.
100 sBLs FLOUR,
1915 SACKS FLOUR,
Is soz,s SOAP,
Nov = A.ad - rss.,,,ss "a = -: le~ y
MsylSd No. 50 Main-st.
J.s.sLArs. -. 1'urraa.
|
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IxPEAcHxEHr.-Judge Albert Jackson, Of
the 18th circuit, il now on trial before tht
Senate Of Missouri, charged with sundry
@high crimes and misdemeanor
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HKNRY STRONG, Sec'y.
sad Tragedy.


We learn by an extra from the ofioe Of the
Marshall county Times, that DR.. Isaac Bis.
sell, who resided about three miles from
Marshall was instantly killed BY one Samuel
Ccble on the ID inst. An alteration had
arisen between the parties, when DR.. B,
seized Mr.. g. shaking and choking him. So
soon as Mr.. Coble Was released be Deliberate
~ went some Is or 20 feet to his gun which
was standing against tree, loaded with
busk-shot, and fred the contents into the
breast OF DR.. Bissell. killing him almost in
stantly. Mr.. Ooble went immedia tely to town
and delivered himself up to the examine Jus
toe. An inquest was held upon the body OF
DR.. Bissell, tho jury returning verdict that
be came to his death by the felonious acts OF
Samuel Coble. The affair has created good
deal Of excitement.
CoHE At LAsr.-Tbe Iowa City Dragons
were the happy recipients Of : handsome
present from Uncle Sam, on Saturday last ia
the shape Of stand Of arms, consisting OF
sixty six-barreled Colts Revolver and sixtv
Saoers, with holsters and Belts for thu same.
The arms came BY Express, to the care Of
Adj General Bowen, Of this CITY. Ths n,s.
eoons are now armed and equipped a. the law
directs, and ready upon three minutes warn
ing TO charge upon and dispense the Red ID
yaders Of Spirit Lake, = platoon Of we'll.
roasted turkeys, or a whole battalion !,
smaller fry. There will probably be I mill.
tary parade BY ali the Companies Of this oitv
on the 4th OF July, prox.-lIowA City Re
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ArnolAss Wrasia9 RIuia.
TISHE GENUINE ARTICLE {or saIs by
/ O0DEN, BROWNELLk Co.,
may3d CRY Book e1nax.
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REDUCTION or RATES !!
The Cleveland, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Railroad

y Are prepared % IT,
Give through receipts on IRON and 6zILo frvn
PltssburgA - ksok M Or DuDuGus.
and intermediate points On tho river o.
- Cents Per 100 HIS.
By rail to Cleveland, thenec By steamer 70 Chicago,
rail to Fulton, ani packets from Fulton.
This road has the control Of line OF Art olaaa
steamer, built expressly for their uss and are pre-
pared to forward freight with dispatch and 81 Low
rates.
FREIGHT AGENTS:
w. W. CHA HANDLER, Con. Rr't Ag't, Cleveland, o.
WIN. STEWART, Penn Street Depot, PittsburKh.
HALE e Co.,
Agents and Consignses, Chicago, III.
June Z, s50-d1w
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Vim. Manners.
mAy-l0dly

p - AND , o . U : r -.
Fourth Street between ohnson and Exchanl
KEOKUK IOWA.
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Plain ana Or0anen saa Rnaetornx.
MALLS COLOKED, WHITENING AND RI
w PAIRING or ALL KINDS DONE 10 ORDER.
Shop % Thisd-st., over Plstt's Coal ORes.
Juneld1u
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CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD LINE.
A0nly one change Of cara between Chicago and
Cincinnati. Passenger Trains leave the ct. Central
Depot, foot of Lake street, Chicago. Patent Sleep
ipg Carr On Night Trains. Condensed Timc Table
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Republican County Convention

Republican State Central Committed.
Des Moines, March rs, 1859.
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Through Tickets
TO ALL P0In3 = ~ unim m CsnalAs o. p
procured - ~
RAILROAD TICKET O11I01,
Main Street, bstscssn NSrsg 80 Gbeenl.
orrosrrE TIE BILLrxes 1ou,
KEOKUK. 1OWA.
]. h. TBWEeDURY,
Ticket Assat.
TROUGH FREIGHT COUTw AOT1
TO AND FROM ALL EAETuRN 0ITIu6 Oan
DO made ~ thto 01eloo. DAMAGES end
over charges settled promptly.
june 18th, 186o-d
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Eara 10 Trade for City ProperlY.
! WISH to trade . farm in Van Buren, County for
city property In Ksokuk. Any one desiring TO
make trade to suit me can obtain inform ation q
g the location Of ~ farm and my whereab outs &
the Gate City once. WIN. MnNEF
.TunA1 0.dtR