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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-29
IFrom the Newark Mercury, June 49,
The New Jersey miIleriteS-ThetI
Time Ended.

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Yesterday was the utmost limit hxed by the
Second ADVENTIST Of this city for the contin-
uance Of ali earthly things. At the meeting Of
those deluded people at Union Hall in the morn
ing, one Of the speakers said that il had been
announced in the newspapers that il this day
did not witness the end Of the world they
would give up their belief and cease to hold
their meetings. This was an error. They in.
tended nothing Of the kind. II the world did
not come TO an end now, and he doubted some
what that it would, it would come some time,
and the meetings would be continued to the end
that they might all be prepared when the long
expected event should take place. de counsel
ed his hearers to be in no wise cast down, but
TO hold up thaN heads and look the world square
in the eyes. He firmly believed that according
to the Scriptures "time was up" de had not
prophetic vision, and there might be some er-
ror in the calculation, bnt IS far as he could see
it was high time for the conSummation oil all
things in general and everything in particular.
The speaker said that probably the next steam
er from Europe would bring some intelligence
favorable to their views, and enlighfen them
upon some points which we're heretofore very
dubious. Whether or not ne meant that the
world had caught fire on the other side OF the
water, and that the flames were spreading over
the face of the earth like measles through &
community, this d~epouent could not learn.
The speaker compared the present position
Of those who were "rooted and grounded" in
the peculiar belief Of the Second AdventiSts, to
the condition OF the children of Israel, on com
ing, in their journeyings, to the Red Sea
There appears to be no avenue OF escape, but
God opened a way for them; and he would now
relieve them from their present condition OF
doubt and uncertainty, through some such mi
r~aculous agency. Much Of this kind OF argu-
meat was used, but it apparently afforded the
leading disciples who were present but little
satisfaction, and they appeared as though they
would have much rather have experienced the
crisis at this time. Hope deferred maketh the
heart sick" was literally true in their case
The majority, however, seemed to find greaI
satisfaction in the fact that the 'end was MOI
yet" and were perfectly willing to wait a lit,
tie longer" We suppose a new gopher" vii
will now be made in order to ascertain where
in their calculations had been in error, and W.
would suggest that in figuring the great beas'
with seven horns, and the little beast with eleV
en- eyes, into years and days, that they subtrac
from the grand total the result Of the presen
war in Europe. Everybody wants to hear abou
that.
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Notice I'm Partition.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Harrison coun
In Obio

In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Harrison cOun-
ty, Ohio.
JOHN JONES and Anna, his wife, Hazel Cecil
and Sarah. his wife, Alexander He velin, and Terry
his wife, Charles White, and Ma ida his wife, Jer.
emiah Cecil, Isaac Shildts and Susannah his wife d,
Miller and Delilah his wife, the heirs at law
of Amos Cecil, deceased; and the heirs at law Of
Rachel Wycoff, deceased, 1.-THE names OF said heirs
are unknC wn 10 the petitioner in this easel will
take notice that a petition was filed against them
on the Arb day of June, A. D.. 1859, in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the County OF
Harrison and State of Ohio, by Isaac Hurless and
ANNA his wife, and 10 now pending, wherein sad
Isaac Hurless and ANNA his wife ,demand partition
Of the following real estate, toyyit: The east halt Of
the southwest quarter Of Sectlvh No, six,of Town
ship No Eleven, in Range No. Six, Of the Steu-
benville Land District, in the county OF Harrison
and State Of Ohio; and that at the next Term Of
said Court b ssaid Hurless and wife will apply for
an O order that partition be made of said premises.
j. Nj. ESTEP,
Attorney tor Petitioners.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-29

RHEUMATIsm.-The racking pains, the swol-
len limbs, the inability to use a muscle without
torture most intense, - these and many other
sufferings are all familiar to those who have been
afflicted with the disease that heads this article;
and it is for the cure Of the same that we have
this day penned an article in favor of Kennedy's
Medical Discovery. Mr.. Joseph Ewell, one Of
the first citizens Of Quincy, says:--"I was bed
ridden the whole Of one winter through Rheu-
matism--six bottles OF the Discovery made me-
we'll as ever" We could Gil our paper with
similar testimonials, but we trust that this will
be sufficient TO induce Rheumatics and all trou-
bled with humors to use this remedy.
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The Democratic Party.

There is a vitality in Democracy which the
disunionists OF the Republican school do not
understand. Down deep in the hearts of the
henest masses, there lives an undying love for
the great principles Of equal laws and equal
rights, which is the fundamental creed Of De-
mocracy. That love may be obscured awhile
but it will blaze out again, and the people drawn
away by designing demagogres, will see their
error and return to their first faith and love-
We do not believe that any other party than
the Democratic party can ev,r have permanent
success in this country. The Democratic par
ty is essentially and necessarily the party Of
the people. Its creed is the right of the people
to rule. It's principles are to protect and enlarge
their privileges. The country owes its power
and greatness to Democratic measures and DEM
ocratic rule. Under this rule the boundaries
Of our Union have everywhere been extended,
the people have been protected in their rights
the flag of our country has become q synonym
with freedom, and the nation expanded from
three millions to thirty. These things canno
be buried. They stand recorded on the pages
Of history, and when the temporary excitemen
created by ambitious demagogues shall have sub
sided, and the sober second thought shall come
in its moral power, the honest masses will b
found rallying under the old time-honored ban
ner Of Democratic progress, re-asserting thei
principles and reinstating their advocates il
place and power. These coalitions ~incongru
Gus and inharmonious selfish factions cannot b
kept together, and the labor of constructing
platform, on which they can all stand will b
found the work of another Sylphus, crumblin
down as soon as contemplated .--Ffnnktin lind
Democrat.
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o q 8. DAVENPORT.

WISHES to inform the citizens Of this county
w that he is prepared to sell heavy Boots St
we'll as light ones at a price that 10 comfortable to
himself and also to his customers Shop a few
doors south o. the depot, Market street, Cadiz, D.
A good article of Mems and Women's Morocco
Shoes kept constantly on hand.
CadiJ. NAV ii, 1859. II
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-29

TUST received a large and splendid stock of fine
j family Groceries, of all kinds, viz: Rio and
Java Coffee. Crish'd, Powtd and Granulated Sugars
Black and Green Teas, &C., for sale by
MCPHERSON e. co,
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ArRoCIOUs MURDER.
Fteudish outrage Upon n Young
white Girl by n Negro.
ARREST OF THE ACCUSED.


n, Previous Career in this City and other Paris
Of he Ssats-Fan Particulars, etc.
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Fresh

A LII kinds of Grain and Produce delivered a
"A. our Warehouse in Cadiz, for which the high
est market price will be paid in cash G & w.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE Subscriber as Executor of the estate o
Andrew kltchey, deceased, late Of Shortcreek
township, Harrison county, Ohio, will offer at publ
lie sale, at the late residence of the deceaseds on
Tuesday, June III, 1852
the following personal property, TO wit. A largs
number Of Horses, OF all kinds; Cattle, Sheep. Hogs,
Farming utensils, Wool, and a variety Of other
articles 1--WE tedious to mention. sf34tn9
Sale to commence at 10 A. M. Of sud day.
Terms made known on day Of sule. tNtg8d g@a3ia
ANDREW RlTCIiEY, Executor,
I.. \ IS "+ wENH =. fNF%
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Filling our three store rooms to OyeTtOwmg-belng the largest stock Of
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been in thecty for Is years.
THE sutsubasu take pleasure announcing that they hsen now in sae the LARGEST. AM in
many respects the MOST DESIRA BILE Stock Of Foreign and Domestic Godsh they Wp aver we~nC
ed To- the public. Such are our arrangements with the Importers mdM Manufacturers buing a. wndo
almost om entire stock with CuhJ that we can sell good upon as favourable temsa any Hr mhs
West Among % purchases which amount 70 EOcN@@ and oHA we eahP particular henln 70 30
cases of Gods bought at New Yk Auction Houses original packages embracing smo Of the
CHE APEST VI drought to the veterinary hem dlas than X their aue detmminud
to make 1.-THE Interest Of cash buyersn make the BEE HIVE their place Of dealing and W. assure
thu mbGc we meannot only to make OURS the largest store in point of TOCR and BJSTNEgSu
whnhn has been for years paAJ butd LOUDLY large hnew is hpAbe w esan
always have large force offrt class statesman English land GemanJ gndenany and obigng
who with yourselves will BET lwRyshaPyn howg goods at asmal advance on cost OUR motto ANAL
profits quck Ssa and prompt pay.
Ten riches hdMes, Tissues aencssR Robes OF every style, and summer hbiso very aysand
The choicest variety dChnnuny,m and French Lace Nantes and Silk d, and the best variety
lams ChaIs Bapges Prints q, &c ever oougnto me- y-uNy 1000 yards
MEN AND BOYS WEARING call particular auendOnO our immense stock of ohs casi-
menst weds linen and lotto fabrics and musins Havat, etc.
Our stock of PnaaIs-Buu y immense and in Millinery Goods and Straw Goods generally,
than ALL other stocks in Wheeling combined we can sell BonCts at x heir e a godb onueu
fora DIME, less than ever 6 hd Of We kepa dkndf Cnpeing,R Rugs Window Blinds,
which we will sn very cheap Remember the place at ue sign Of tn Golden Beehive near III Ss
pension Bridge, Wheeling, Va.
May Is. STONE & THOMAS.
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

eRwe II. n. HOFFMAN, -
gr SBs&D
ONE door North of B~arretts Jewslry Store, and op.
posite Brown and Bros Ste. 9, keeps the best stock
Of Boots and Shoes ever offered In Cadiz. He has
just received a new and complete stock from the
east, which he will cell Cheap. Custom work made
to order. Give him q call If you wish TO secure
bargains. T.B HOFFMAN.
Cadis, May Is, SO Tyr t3G83s
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Furniture,

FURNITURE,
Chamber Sets, various stylesr
Lounges, at all prices;
Mattresses, of Hair, Manila, Excelsior and
Straw;
Piano Stools;
all of which | offer to the purchasing community
ut Prices to Suit the Times.
WIN. HART, 107 Water st.
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q. S. MACKENZIE

.. .. MAChEN AIE,
WHOLESALE N RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES!
French, English and American
Perfumery, Toilet Articles &C.
1875. SUPERIOR STREET, Ia6.
CLEVELAND, :::::::: OHIO.
Proprietor and Manufacturer Of
MackenZie's Compound Liver PiIls,
For Bilious Diseases, Etc. I
"Mackenxie's Tonic Febrifuge,"
For Fever and Ague Etc.
''MackenZie's Depuratiye Elk tract
For Purifying the Blood, Etc.
April 20-'59-1y a
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AUDITORS Office, Harrison County, Ohio. s
Cadiz, April 10, 1859.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolu.
ton is correct, as returned to this office. 4a53
X. w. KINSEY. Auditor
ap13-i959-6m Of Harrison County. y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-29
1859 GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE. 1859
Second Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods!
STOCRu

Filling our three store rooms to overfowing-being the largest
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been in thecny for Is
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFIcE, ) ]
Columbus, o, April Z, 1859.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolu-
ton, ''relative to an amendment to the Constitu-
ton providing for annual sessions oil the General
Assembly, J" is a true copy from the original roll on
file in this office.
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25
90 MN E.RCIAL.

DAILY 1Ara crrY Ovs,cn,l
Ksokuk, Oct. 24th.l
FLoUK--superhne, TIN; 6phng whsat, az
tra, - la, Fall wheat. extra, - SO to ~ sal.
BRAN AND SHORTS. Al - 90 per ice. a
cokN--New % TO s..
BARLEY-spring, loAte. Pail, ssa7sc.
WHEAT In geod dsasnd. Iau soaloo;
Spring soa76.
0ATS-35.
KYE--45c to Soc in good demand.
PoTAToEs--soa3sb BY the load !; retail 400 bush.
GROCERIES--Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair 73aS,
prime sasI, clarified saa1o, crushed and loaf ia
tsI2. Reconsideration ~ to 44c, IS. II. Is
TO so, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. Conee--kie II
TO l2s Java i8.o Ice. Laguyra, I32 to IA. Rice,
6Ae.
soAP-palm eac, Family So s
CANDLES-Star Is to ~, stsarine Is, Mould
i1l, summer pressed, Is @
LARD-lot to liz; retail lac.
BUTTER-Choce Is to II retail - to 26.
HIDES-Dry Is; green, eaoA green shseppsl.a
" to o5c; green hog skins %.
HAY-Prairis$l4t 10 46; Timothy and Hunga-
risn, $5Aa$s; Baled do. W to 3loi; Retail, S12.
6EEDs.-Hunsarian Grass, 40 to As cents !;
AAos1yt - ~ w ~ Flax oee0s o0osS.
!. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s. to 20; Eggs, 10 cte;
Feathers. SOC TO 3sc; White Beans, sesseI1s.
FRUIT-Green apples, choice, - 50 10 - -
per Dbl. Dried apples, 81 65 to per bush. Dried
peaches, ~ 30 to $775; Raiains, . 90 to 3 50.
CHEEsE--W. X. 10 to IL Denmark 81 toe
PROVISIONS Hams Toto IL Shoulders II to s.;
clear sides 10 toll.
BEEF HA7ie gross; 30 to 30 per quarter.
sHEEP-s2 % 70 s. 90 p hsad.
HOGS.-Dressed, IS 90 to $500.
SALT-a. A., 81 Is TO 81 50 per sack Kama
VIA, 2ooa2lo per Dbl. Liverpool, $125 per sack.
Lake 81 ooa2 Is p hhl.
FIsH--Mask srel, No. l $40 TO Sal p Dbl; No.
3$l5b< No. , 4l3teSls. White Mol IS -
- s. Is y half Dbl. Cod Fish Ste sgd
ExcHAxos.--on New York for currency q nor
cent; forged per cent. St. Louis Per cent.
~. Louls Market.
ST. LouIs, Oct. n.
FL0UR-Country supsr6ne, choice - 40. double
extra SO.
WHEAT-spring 81 to Soc, fall s7s toll1
& C0Rs-New 4s, old 81 to 30.
0ATs--46 to ~ Ska incladsd.
BAkLEY-5s to rs.
WHISKY-24!.
LARD-93.
HIDES-Dry IA and dull.
HAY--65 tots.
HOas---s 10 81 nett.
BEEP cATTLE-oomnon 81 TO Al. prime to 8
nett
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HI I I q 3 =. 8 n I = Fl !,
MOULD respectfully inform the citisens Of
w Keokuk and vicinity that he has just returned
from the East, with fine stock Of Goods adapt
d to the Fail Trade, consisting In part Of
Fsas Black BvoadciotAs; Eddy's CasiMevs;
Fas Beck D0ssk1,s; Harkls'
French biz ribbed Doeskins; SAX Vesiinos re-
In FURNISHING GOODS:
Shirts, Collars, C~aVdts, Gloves,
Under- SKIRTS, Drsr~s, Suspende,s &C. re. .
SOMETHING NEW.
He has also made arrangements with one Of the
ali ths latest fashions for Boys Clothing.
octSd #
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of wADss Colon
I'd IsKs, which Justly considered the best In
market There among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
rs cents up to 131psr b. Also White Ink, Gold
6iss and varnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink, OF the same manufacture.
We have besides, . quantity of MAther's Black
Inks, still undsposcd Of than which there none
bsttcr in market.
All Of which We will sell At manufacturer pri-
oos, for Dash
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

THE WIDE REPUTATION which DR.. J..
Hoste,tert stomach Bittss" have attained du-
ring the past year, bsspeaks it's excellence in 3
more forcible manner than any words which We
can offer. Ii renovates, phri6ss and strengthens
tbs system, and aids the stomach in the perform
Of its functions. 1t is regarded on all sides
y soysrsign specific, and therefore, proeurs IL
in tho best possible way, should be the objsst Of
the public. We CON mendit with more than usual
ssal and confidence, believing and knowing, as We
DO, that it stands foremost among the msny prepa-
rations Of the day, for imparting strength, vigor
and tone 70 the system and possessing the curative
powers for Gil similar diseases, arising from dis
oEdered stomach. In the most severe cases Of
cramps, aiArrh~a, and weakness In the stomach,
tho Htters hare been ngidiy Tasted, and always
With success.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
sveSywhere.
Sold BY p. GIaBoxs, A. J. WILKINSON, BARTLETT,
KAYs = Co., and J. BRADaH.
Oct.2A, '5o-dAw @aa
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BOOKS ron THE YOUTH,
DUBLISHED By HENRY HOYT, Boston, Msss.
i Doing and not Doing;
Straight Forward;
Opposite the Jail;
The Poor Girl and True Woman;
From Poor House TO Pulpit;
Capt. husssIs Watchword;
Palessy the Huguenot Potter;
Ellen Dacre;
The Angel ef the Iceberg;
The Percy Family;
The Little Mountain Guide;
The Codes Mnshroon
Hannah Les;
Sophia DeBronts;
Johnny Mckay;
Joe Carltos5
hobart Walton;
Hillside Farm:
The Talent Improved.
For sale BY M. w. WRSTOOTT,
octl6d " Main-st.
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TMo TcMcherss AAsistant&
nR Hints and Methods In school Discipline md
~ Instruction, being ) series az lsttsss - one
entering upon the teachers work. For ssls b.
est1d O0DkN, BROWNELI 20.
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A NOREW J.. WILKIN6O
WhshAk and Retail Druxist
SIGN OF fnE GOLDEN EAGLE AND MORTAR,
NO. % MAIN ST, KEoKuK,

nFFERs FULL STOCK OF DRUGS. MIDI.
~ CINEs, FERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS
GLASS. $c., TO the trade, and at retail, ., very
Tow prices for Cash.
July I, '69-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

DR. sMITH'S"Elsctric 0iP' cures Deafness.
Ds. SMITH s Electric oil" cures Para1ysis.
Dg. SMITHS Electric Oil' cures RheunAlism.
Da. SMITH 3 Electric Oii' cures Asthma.
DR. SMITH Is Electric OiP' cures Headache.
DR. SMITHS Electric Oil" cures Piles.
sugl9i
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TO IbAbEkLA SAMPLE:
VOU are hereby notified that there IL nov on
i Ale h the o1Rcs Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Fort Madison,
petition Of John sample claiming Of you d.
vorcs from the bonds Of mAtrinony, and claiming
the custody Of your child, Margaret. -p
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of thu second day Of tho
next term Of said court to mepce A Fl Madison
on the Afst Monday in December, A. D .l66o, ssid
petition will b taken - confesssd BY Won and de-
cree rendered against yos in accordance with the
prayer thereof. JOHN SAMPLE
7 Oct. Is, lS5o~d4w h #G8
IOWA INSTITUTION ron Dear AM
1DUmU, AT lO VA OlT ~ -
THIS Institutien il nov Opsn for pupils. Our
/ accommodations have besn enlarged and In
proved. .r
Board and Tuition without charge.
Those aiding to extend this notice will confer
b>nA6t upon ~ unfortunate class.
. WIN. +. IJAMS, Principal.
Oct. 6,s'to-dAw1m
tn Kss AsSOD1 - TM EHs OO12a ~
"A NEW aupply cf Trsss Hoops, OF the sisss
IA usually wanted, together with . general as
sortment Of coopers Tools, just received. and for
''s s.p no. y ~ = y : =. TUCKER,
1CAOOL DOOK1I School SSOOKpII
u Ill kinds used In the Public Schools u our
"a city, for sale ct s# -
OGDEN, BROwNELL CO.'S
ClrY Book SroRx,
eoPt5O 81 Main-st.
Tonnyson,s last.
vINHE 1DYL6 OF fHE KING, Just received BY
! OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.,
sspSS 81 Main street.
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new lot, in 70, Is and 80 ID. kegs, and Va
ETY. Of colored Inks, just received At this 01hce.
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~
-
l.. =
- i
CeTasr = second a.a Mass ssrssss.i
JOB PKINTING.
OF ali kinds. executed 10 ordsr. promptly and ,.,
isfactoriIy, st Low prices.
BLANKS kept on hand for sale.
1850 -- -
1 1 :. ids oM .ese.-------------.-
n-sLANk moHTGAGEs forsaie At
.nls once.
BILLs Of LADING for sale At this
ouce
~JUsTaCEA' BLANKS, Notices Sub
.-..,-.,. -. .,.,.
Sal. 1t ,hi. Once.
-- -
a,.u .nnrov.d Nv ~. -, $3.50. -. 81. !,
thi, oA6os.
rwusr neeD. yoR sALE ATTHTs
OFFICE
81 ,.-.... go u.---..
For sale in sums 60 anti. n this osBe..-
Come and buv .ome and nav vour taxes.
49, ---.--' = -
FAhK.-The following paragraph 10 going
IN. rounds NJ Tia r.rar. bv v.x 70 oh;,,.~.
- -,
nos'0e " o1' so"s'"e oon''"Porsfy u 'ns
heokuf PoH
nr..eher In cinc;nns,;. dad A. K.osas
lows, last week, leaving fortune Of $780,
600.
H,ou sr.-. a. cu,,.r,.. c,v,
A Henderson (Ky.) paper In describing she
hanging Of . negro in Mclean county, BY .
o'' '",' -. ~ 0"0 ....'e' - 'n'
'' ',so~ ys, =, y '0A'-n w
G1Gold dust TO the amount OF $l0O, 200
was brought in from Cherry Creek. by
r.,. - .;.~ho .,..a - .. r :.
- ~ 'A'
o'nef osy' ----~----..
UAises1on Ns0s Suouccs seven reasons 20
account Tor the recent election Of Sam Hous-
ton A. Governor OF the State OF Texas. The
following il his sevepthlv.
Thu nsonls tool fooi,. nosor n .h.n
tb;rgs snvba- ma -h.r Il. - ~. -. !, =
n,et,y mel his . r;,l Tho !. h.aiv .srr.l
With q fellow. She vould vade thronch
helps flames M to her nasal protuberanca.
but that she vii. mary him, even il he's NOT
worth the scrapings OF q MONKEYS toe-nails.
~~ ~.
oIAANsInA"sO OoIross'-An ~ Veonoe
oSl. a0 Ao"nsA'p ~ "niSn DuDuquo -
situated, poiieo ozO more votes tosn snere
were voters bv the ccusua taken last aprinr
R~The receintA OF thu pennsvlvan;a
400 ooo
osate ar we're over $1o,oVo.
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GIGold dust TO the amount Of 8lO0,0O0
was brought in from Cherry Creek, BY Z
party Of miners who returned to ST. 10. the
other day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

TROUGH ER EIGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
- made NJ this 0fEIce. Damages and
over charges settled promptly.
June 18th, 1S6e-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

HIGH Stars or CHRIsTiAE CIVILIZATION
A Henderson (Ky.) paper In describing she
hanging Of . negro in Mclean county, by .
mob, says that cat least one hundred Of the
most respectable gentlemen OF Mclean were
engaged in the mob -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

NEW 0OOASI
TNHE Higher Christian Life, by the Rev. ". +
i Boardman;
Spurgson' Sermons, 9Th seriss;
Summer Pictures, by Henry n. Field;
Life Thoughts. BY Henry Ward Bsechsr;
The Mothers Mission;
Timothy 1ftcomb's Lectures;
Prince OF the Louise OF David;
Pillar Of Fire;
Mere about Jesus;
Blind BaStmeus;
Glimses Of Jesus;
The Bible In the Levant, (prime);
The Book Of Fables;
Home dames, Ae.;
For sale by M. w. WESTOTT,
Octl6d ~ Main 1T.
T ITrLE, Brown I co 3 Edition lof HOODS
IL POEMS; 33mo. Blue and Gold.
lust received and for sale ut
OGDEN, BR0WNRLL CO.'S
sept3O 81 Main-st.
log nA Gs FLOUR received from 81. Louis
Id steamer Quincy, this day, and for sale low
BY @ KELLOGG BIkaE.
jySd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

CTThe receipts Of the Pennsylvania
State Fair we're over $23 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

"A STRENGTHENED OUTPosr.'--Ths staoneA
Democratic Township in which Dubuque 10
situated, pollsd $40 more votes than there
were voters by the census taken last spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-25

r1Mr. Parke Goodwin has in press the
hrst volume Of History Of France, 70 which
he has devoted himself for many years. Such
. history 10 much needed. The hrst volume
Of Mr.. Godwin's, We understand, comss dows
tothe time OF ChsremAgne.