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FEMALE ACADEMY


Founded 1916.
TsNHE next session OF this Institution begins Monday
Septen Der. Preparation for classification and room
ing Of pupils the last in August Note the following adj
vantages.
The Buildings in extent and atpessfor School uur
poses domestic comforts heah and convenience are
wholly unequaled in the United States We challenge compar
ison.
The Six Acres of Lawn and shade an. an
closed 90 as to secure tae greatest privacy pupF
unresrained freedom of childish sports and innocent
ments
NOn.Sectarian.--TheAc Academy belongs to hfty Zen
tlemen ted by Of their Of different
nominations pledged to preserve the nonsecaan characters
the school.
Toe Maternal Care of the Boarding pupils, ia
entrusted unuer the constant supervision Of the Pncps
Ladies Of culture and edueacn whole time
the happiness nd comfort Of the pupils.
5. rh4 Health of the lnst1tH ton Is un7rsce.
the puPin forty years The health statistics Of
Institution are its highest Recommendation.
g. The Rooms are large, well furnished, and never
crowded.
Z. Security from FIre--The buildings are heated by
steam, and lighted with that pupils from
the ordinary accidents acung from from fire places and
move bic lights Besides the Of temperature adds
greatly 70 Tie health Of the sshool
8. Regulations which years have shown to be most
ssutary, will be c1unuedn their full eWrst posi-
Bile changes will be maden the rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy
The Faculty composed OF thirty Eve teachers and
attaches most OF whom associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department. the teaers have had lsng
cessfu experience, OF Old Academy. In
and Artists Of high celebrity superior Harps
recently engaged for the ensuing year
In fact the highest particular that be
found in similar Institution the United States, fur
nished in the Nash lille Female Academyte alma Mater Of
hundreds Of the most elegant and refined aden the Southern
country.
Terms as heretofore For particular. apply for olrcu
Nashville, Tenn, June E. 'GO-tw&E3m
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II. CECIL5A'S FEMALE ACADEMY
MOUNT VERNON,



FFNHE listers Of tbs Order St. Dominic veil Known IN this
and TIE adjoining States expisneed and e1npstsut
directors Of female sd1eaon respectfully the
Nashville and TO the public general they are
preparing and will be ready to receive pupils the above
tuition the lst Of 0etsber- The Aeadem mile from
the city, and Estimated in Of the beautiful and healthy
locations in It's vicinity.
The ladies' Of this institution being specially dsoted to he ed
ueaon OF the young Of their will leave Rohng uDdons
to mpsrt to TIE pupils eon to their th0ronsn
ton, IN Of the word The religion p1bfsstd
ladies Of the institution the Catholic they vii
special religious instruction pupils prsfessDy that A Pu
pills Of reigi Generalization adnittad 10
undue influence viii be USED bias the rsgoas pr piles 81
the young ladies' will any Of them permitted
the Catholic faith without tie verbal written par
ents or guardians Uniformity and good oFier however,
the attendance or all az morning and evening prayers
the re iZiOcs exercises Sunday.
bs Of studies Divided into four de9artman each
department having is ds'inct Of Assigned
The academic viii consist Of nrs CON.
mencng the fat Monday September second on the St
Monday Of February The aeafemc year will close with pub
lie distribution Of premiums and honOs abOaths 2 Of Jans
Of each year.
Terms per session Payable tn Advance.
For board and tuition, Sos, S7d s75 ss-Accorng 70
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How they agree.

"The supporters of Mr.. Douglas were still able
to concur with fhem Be party on his great question
territorial question: and were prepared in many
of the States of the Union to unite their efforts"
Washington Hunt, President Bell Convention, Jer-
sey City speech, Aug. 10th. 1850.
''If Mr.. Douglas or any man holding his views
shall be chosen to administer this Government his
very choice will be declaration that there is gOU
ernraent for the sare-hoIder"-B. H. Hill, Bell Elec
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ANOTHER BELL ELECroR OUT FOR Bkrc,,,>r,.,..
Col. J. II. PATTERSON Of Augusta, Ark. who w..
pointed an assistant elector the BELL ticket ~,
written a letter to the Augusta Standard docIiri,,-
to serve in that capacity, and says he shall supnor
RREcKrNRrDGE and LANE as ne says they are planted
upon platform that Twill admit OF no double con-
structio as to what the rights of the South are I'M
der the Constitution"
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ANOTHER RECRUT-NEw PAPER.-We have received
the first number of paper just started at Sparta
by Mr.. WV CLAYTON, fOrmely editor of the Sparta
Times, Wing paper. Mr.. CLArTON's new paper Is
called the Cietdin and will advocate the election
of BREcKINRIDGE and LANE.
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ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CANDDATE-The straight
out AbolitiOnists have had convention and put in
nomination the hirsuit GERRT SMITH for the Presi-
dency. One MCFARLAND, of Pennsylvania, Is noml-
mated for Vice President Who is he? 1t appears
that WILLIAM GOODELL made quite fight in the con-
vention for the first honors but SMITH was too much
for him. GOODELL had to be contented with paltry
nomination for Governor of New York An elec-
tOral ticket headed by two negroes FRED. DoUGLAss
the runaway, and CHARLES HAMMOND, was formed
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JOSHUA r. GIDDTGS EXPRESSES "PREFERENCE' FOR
BRECKENRIDGE We wish the Breckinridgers of the
South and of the North joy The Hon. Joshua r.
Giddings, of Ohio, expresses a preference " for
their candidate They must feel greatly comforted
and complimented by the good opinion and sympa
thy of SO notable friend of the South They
have all heard of Joshua, take it. and must read
the following which are his exact words as recently
delivered, with very peculiar emotions:
s. As regards the two Democratic candidates,
prefer Breckenridge, because he is not much COM
mitted to slavery Douglas is. Douglas is SldUe-
holder and Breckenridge is not, and therefore pre-
fer him" Banner
When JOSHUA learns that Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE is the
only STAKEHOLDER running we expect 1.-The old sinner"
will drop the yonng Kentuckian and declare for BELL
or DOUGLAS next to LINCOLN. Between these two we
should think the race for the first place in JOsHUAs
affections would be nip and tuck"
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FASHIONABLE
FASHIONABLE
DANCING ACADEMY,

Mr.. Smiths New Building, Corner Of
church and Vine Streets,
EOR0FEssOR 81. MAUI STUART TEACHER Of aashionsbIs
dancing snd Graceful Gesture tie ELITE Of hshion IN
the prnepal Cities o. the SOUTH respectfully the
Lad Is and 9entenen NASHVILLE that be viii epsn classes
EASuEDATis Of September, AZ 10 o'clock and o'clock
n.
EFForrOutine Of InstrusiOns sss Circulars.
Day and hours or Attendance.-ThursiAYas
Trlsayss aod saturdays. from 70 o'clock N
gass Tor Gentlemen, sane nights ron 70 10.
AeKass-for the fun course i2 Lessons tl9 ~
Eariy apPeatious desirable, other sagageEso pre-
Hossl- Eng. 3i-n
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POLITICAL TEXT HOOK FOR 1880,
Comprising brief view OF Presidential nominations and cleo.
TONS including all the National Platforms yet adopted
Also history the struggles respecting Slavery the Terrific
res action Of Congress tine freedom Public
Lands with notable speeches and Letters Returns Of
all Presidential elections since 1886.
For sale in Nashville by JOHN YORK CO.,
81 Union street.
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ance.
General Regulations.
No deduction will be made tor absence withdrawal un
occasHioned By Illness ordisnissaI
Pupils win be ehargss from dasOn which they eater
Boarders s0Cess 70 bring all nesary articles Ne
toilet.
The Academy win nenr The expense furnishing articles
Of clothing pocket money.
Pupils will not be aOged 70 pend Pocket roneya
de- Ison Such must te deposited With the superior
Of the Acalemy.
To prevent impr eoFrepondsnee al letters received and
sent subj at 20 q Peral Of the Superior. though
Bnch correspond hbod glana
With the exception Of books Of devotion books peF
Gala allowed tn circulate in the institution, except such
receive the approval q the Mother Superior.
For further iieulaI aDption Be made 70 the HoA
Superior Of the Academy he b. Hev Bishop Wheiar
All business letter addressed - Mother snper
st. Cecilia Academy. Mount Vernon Mshvs, Tenn
UEIOA AAAEIcAE copy tn OcOser and charge tbs Of
hce - Gazette
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BANKEKS' CASES, POKTFOLIOS.
SLATE English Iron, by the dozen case
STEEL PENS OF EVERY BRAND
Manufactured and imported expressly for u.s.
GOLD PENS. All sizes and Brands
WRITING PAPER. All varieties recei Sei direct from
the manufacturers. AID for sale by the ream case
The only the city that complete assorentof
PRINTERS STATIONERY.
Sole Agents for Wade's Cele DraIed COlOred Job
Inks and JOhnsOn's Superior News and Book
Inks.
Always on and complete assortment Of Cards OF every
size Also, News and Book Paper Letter, Cap and
Folio Post.
WHITING INKS.
Black Blue and Red packed and ready for shipping Buffers
and Fluids leby Dozen gross or cak
Bibles Tesfamen Hymn and Prayer Books OF every de-
scrpton Histocal Medical, Theooscal, Agricultural Law
and Standard works constantly on hand.
We Agents the american Sunday School Puocauons
large hand, which We viii supply 70 SUNDAY
Schools at low rates.
Bonnet Boards Writing Desks Of all kinds Pictures EeSaa
Gift Books, Parchment Drawing Paper Penells' &C.,
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BE Careful.

The DOUGLAS ant-administration men of the South
have for two years past been making the graYest
charges of official corruption and mafeasance against
Mr.. BUCHANAN's administration. The DOUGLAS papers
of this State are some of them, now doing the same
thing Perhaps it would be well for them TO be a
little careful they may tread upon the toes of all
those DOUGLAS men who in the January State Con
ventiOn voted for the resolution cOmplmenting the
administration, and particularly upon the toes of
two of the DOUGLAS Electors in this State Hon. HAIR
vEY N. WATTERsON and Col. GEO. W. BRIDGES who
were on the committee on resolutions that reported
that administration resolution 1t is as follows:
RESOLVED, That approve generally Of the adj
ministratiOn of James Buchanan, and that he de-
serves and receives our tribute of admiration for
his clear and lucid exposition of the true doctrine
of the Constitution and laws of our Union, and for
his frmness in rebuking sedition and treason.
1t is scarcely to be presumed thafMessrs WATETl-
son, BRIDGES and the other DOUGLAS the COM
mittee who reported that resolution could have be-
lieved that the administration they were thus
complimenting was corrupt and had been guilty Of
prescribing Democrats for refusing to support the
Black Republican LINCOLN in preference to Judge
DOUGLAS in their Senatorial race.
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IFFOR FIVE DOLLARS If yeu do desire speud
larger sum- we will publish Card in Directory style,
given below, and in cee position in cur columns for one
year, for FIVE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE.
sample:
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The Fall Style Of GentIemen's Hats
MATERFIELR a HALKER,s.

NNH0SE who been waiting for TIE New Fashions q
Hats can be supplied Win all the popular stsas p
osilng At WALTERBELD z WALEEs Their assortment j MI
and complete, unsurpassed b any bouse IN the trade
W6TBREIELD WALKEk.
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sale of Valuable sOwn Lots i'm Coz
UnHFsa Eafss

N The 2h of September 1850 will sell to the highest
q bi der, on credit Of une, two and three years,
A TRACT OF Land containing about Eighty
AcreSS
tn he into suit puEchasers and lying the
West raargi and djonng the lands Of hayes,
Dale McGuire. Bond and approved security will
be required Of the purchaser q lien retained.
GReY p. WEBB
angl6-dtrAvtds TaoS. ]. GOES.
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All Hats ordered during tbs week viii be ready for dy
Saturday erspng No Hats delivered SUNDAY
WATERFIELD 4 WkLKEn.
.n-qs pa Public Ro1ers.
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IMMENSE AUCTION SALE

Auction Sale of Wines, Brandies, Liquors,
Cid whisky, Cigars, etc., etc.
ON FRIDAY morning, September 7h, 10 o'clock, BENZ
SHIELDS & CO will sell in their front Auction Rooms
consgnmens invoice Of superior Old Reserve Whs
KY Cognsc Brandy CnampsgDes Sherry Mad4 and Malaga
Wines Liquors Cigars, Figs, Nails soda with variety
other articles in the Grocery line Terms cash delivery
BENZ. 2. SHIELDS & CO.,
tep6 Central Auction Rooms, Opposite Sewanee Hotel
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FRENCH SoFr HATS.
ORDERED HATS.

WkrEzFsra WALKER hzTs eomplsts assortment o. thoss
desirable Hsts in all popular eolors for the few
Of those Paris Otter Hats decE from ne Gus
tom House WATERfTELD L WALKER
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FLOUR.
Ii grades Of Flour for sale the Broadway Mills.
"A sept2-gf d. D. DICKEY, Agent.
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TO TRAVELLERS BY S ga AND LAND

The Bachinst, the Ira vesr, AID every other indi-
vi1ual whose lot in life = thSGs him within the
Of accident from eDLO siO cOlisiOn should
mind that this Magic Extractor is his best and only
friend It is roth portable and cheap, and should
be his companion, friend need There thous1ndS
Of living Its marvellous virtue. who
their sound limbs and muscles irs saving efficacy
The following few TIL leGdRg dissESes for witch
DALLEYS MAGIC Al PAIN . EXTRACTOR is a PREVEN
FIVE as we'll as CURE.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
NJ a . In &C MI a r. r.

In their we'll known Companies that have deposited
Bonds with the Comptroller to the of $4,000.
Being four times all the other Insurance Offices
doing business in Nashville.
25 COLLEGE STREET, Nashville, Tenn,
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BURNS scALDs
THE FRIEND OF 2 THE NURSERY

Children frequent ferers from external injuries
especially from FIuid and CIHPheH- 1sp1osOas-there
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly 1t Breasts and quickly
the letter RING = WORM, pTeUdlsnt in thS
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VWTL sell on account Of an extensive astern Importer
w large assortment of superior rich gewery and fine
Gold Watches &C. All Of which will be guaranteed rep
The goods will be open for examination Tuesday,
worthy OF the attention Of the trade Terms
cash on delivery. BENZ. T. SHIELDS l. co.
sepl-dtds
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Instead Of breaking up Union, interd to strengthen
and to lengthen t."-JoHE c. BREcKNRIDGE.
he Constitution ard Equality Of the StateA Tnese gre
the symbols Of everlasting union Let these DC ne S
Of the people. JOHN @. BRECKENRIDGE
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TIE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TTAS universally suppIantsd all other Onmens and healing
applications both the haste Vesern Hemisphere,
wherever introduced and its itrRsfc merit the
Of its IN all edHeOus GTs4O7s, whether the
accident or disease
BURNS & SCALDs
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and inaem
nation by timely applica ton OF this marvellous healer
and the flesh is if BY a charm, blsmsh or
remaining.
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M Ut 8 TO "A L Z.
TRAIN FOR GAILATIN FAgI

N. H.-PinnOS Tuned 10 Order.
ssp2-dim
TRAIN FOR GALLATIN FAIR.
N Monday next and continuing during the week. the Gala
tin accommodation air will leave Nashville at A. NJ,
and arrive at Gaatn at s:45 A NJ.
Returning viii leave cAsn at N and arrive Nashville
at ~ Pm. J, ANDERSON,
septl Superintendent
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Large and Valuable ASsOrtment of Fine
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE GOLD J E W L LRE, &c, &c,
At Auction by Catalogue
On THURSDAY Evening" September 4h 1867 early Light,
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the State at Large.
LANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington
W. C. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury.
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sale Under Attachment.

safe Under Attachment
EN-. F. SHIELDS will sell this msrnng at 10 o'clock
~ quite assortment Of Groceries, Liquors. Wines
Whisky, Fish Nuts Figs Oysters, etc. with lot Of second
hand furniture, CarpetnGs,
Central Auction hOoms, Opposite the Sewanee House.
Sept4-dIt
Secondhand BaTOuche. ..
GOOD City Made Family Barouche hut little used, for
n sale cheap by lsep4i BENZ F. SHIELDS.
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burning Fluid and Cam
phene Distillery.

M j e HI n r. T. % IL e N.
Tn rd-st., bot. MAN johnson, Uk,
ID RESPECTFULLY ilfornis the oitisens OF hso-
Ii kuk aud surrounding country thai he has his
Dttllery In full operation aRe sresdy to furnish
ali who May fayor him with aati, with anything
In lis line ut price, a. low be met with IN
any other markef. Call and Try. 1t the goads do
not give satisfaripp yoar money will be refunded.
= Nov. 81 '5g-d1y
KEOhrrs FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE third term IF this Institution will colin
l. lnsncs on Monday, Jan. seth, In the bAxemept
Of the Chatham square Church, corner Of Ia and
Morgan SID, lhass rooms have been found dry And
COO and easy of sccess.
TIE Teachers secured 10 instruct in their diaer-
ant Depart Of stady, are the followings
\ Rs.C. A. WILLIAMS, Principal,
Mrs. II. WILLIAMS;
q Mrs. II. H CRAVEN;
~ Miss II. cOFELIS.
Mr.. o. q. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
prospectus If the Institution has hsen puhiisnsa,
and can be obtained application tho President
or secretary Of the Beard OF Irustces, or 10 thu
Principal. WM. THOMPSON, President.
II axaokG. Secretary.
Jan. ID '6U-d r4
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AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA.
nue Marvin Vah Al 1eN


II Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That ON the Ind
i day Of February, 500, = sworn statement wss
flied In this sdiee, showing the condition Of the
LAMAR Fire Insurance Company, located 81
New York City, in the State OF New York, ON the
fst day Of january, 1850, in accordance with the
proytsions Of An Act OF the 0enei nj Assembly OF
the State Of lows, entitled AN Aet 10 relation 10
Insurance Compa MES approved January 18th,
1887, and an Act amcndatory thereto, approved
february 9th, SIS that said statement shows tina.
Grid Company Ia possessed of the requisite amount
OF capital, and invested as required by law.
Authority ID thsrefors given 10 the above named
Company to transact business of Insurance. In this
State. i'm accordance with tho laws thereof, until
the 3lst day Of January, A. ID. 1861.
liz In also certified, that W. l.. WOOD,
of ksskak, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for thu
County Of Lee, with full power To take risks oi
Insurance therein, and TO acknowledge service Of pro-
eet4T az provided 10y lass thaas~ Sling With tn.
Clerk OF The District Court in and for said county
. certified copy Of the statement On fle in thi
Office.
Its farther certified that the attached is . tru.
and correct copy o. the said statement.
--~, In TESTIMONY WaEREoF | have hereuptt
{Ls set my hand and ali xed my seal of Office
- this 2lst day OF February, 1860.
j. W. CAT IELL,
Auditor of State.
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.af4T-rTs-- ..rr,srsSr-- --rrr -1tup1ggg
aAfasH Nd a1 1t S 49, s,b Nm
FLouR-7sup~n4 - -; GEAs. Sasa., -
q, S27s Fall wheat, ss1pss - - - Il
BRAN AND sloRIb k;AAkSer Ice.
coRN-se to So
/ RARLEY-sprft - sa7se.
WHEAT In hd. fall u zeal rs,
Spring soas5.
] IoATs--s5 TO ss. &C So
fKYE--7oa7sc; in Esd 1sG
! IPOTAToKS-ss 10 sI ~ ns11ad retail 40 to -.
I saRocERIEs-New uI1saa6e eugar, fair sasA,
prime saaloi, clarified 1a101 rushed and loaf 8
via. Molassss-Ple 1kAA TO S5e, q. H. IS
~ 80, Goldsn syrup, " 1870. oe1ss--Rio u
% isi. ssva ~ 70 los. LaxoJrs. 70 II. Rass. %
Bi4. W. es ~ 81.
g soAP-pAlm SIC, Family s3e. asqs .a ssassz !
Il CANDLEs-star is to ~, sssarins ~, Mound
III, summer psJssl, - aNsH0v 50 sss
E LARD--olt 70 NJ; retail 13le. FL $500 tHl
BUTTER--CAeics II 70 ID /; rst~dl Is te3e.
lHIDEs- Ry1sto Ia; green, 81; green sAssp
ptlu 10 to T5c; gresgxhsg s1giw -. ~
! HAY-PrairisSsa 10 4kaD Tinsthy ana Hunga-
risn, s7as7l; BAlsd %. ~ h ~ Retail. az.
6ERDS--sH gsriAn Grass, 50 TO 80 csaEs /
Timothy, 81 % 10 4 sei ~Hax Seed. soase !
d 6UNDRIEs--Onionsg - - -; DGSs, stO 10.
FsashsyI sQs 70 1kc t'VShise Bssns. 1ss teys. IA
j FRM4 Ies$ DpYlsS chotss, q y - 81
DfiskarPsf. MO 3Vgper baSx. DfiSd &xjsBev;
- 90 tos Is; nAislss, ~ ssse 4ss.es
CHHM6k- -ws Ay1Ast1 M ;sDsaA1Ask gestaslA.s
PnDviM0NS~7aaaAal stoll ~
plSaS stdss Dfs Ia 9ahsgR sHoitalraJ .anE Il
. Bn9Es4A1ssgsss; As4slts ~ ssasAss.sa ~
6HsGr-e1 - - y - pAasdssoag sfs yaa
He0Ss-DstasAy - seeAseeeastssd nj Gaian
SALnzserAs, ~ a1ss iaStpseimsk; Ksssv-
hs, 1s1ss1ss pa bhLs LdssPosi, 41Ats pr sssk.
Lsks "a n - ma. s sl.-sz4--4-----4- Aaa ~9s4-#
FISH = Aaeksfsi, No. ~ 70 t1Iv Dbl; Ne.
3tIstoyis; 40. > ttzte $fs. white, MOL 20 =
70 So rs half bbI. God Fish Sto sDD.
ExcAASss.--On New York Tor ssnsnsy n Per
sent; for gold I Per cent. Ht.Louis4 per cent. ID
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CAeapI cheaper ~ ChsApess
|THOR ga LIZ, 10 scrss Of shoice land, ahsat ons
" mile from the city limits, hetvsaas the plank
|koad and the river, part Of which II under high
Stats Of cultivatios. Also, hrick sostAGs aW4Il,
hng house, containing.y ROOMS and :. rood cellar
with other Improvements, situated on Fulton-st.,
bskwssn 10th and llth, In The oisy az Kssksk Iewa
hrs shove property y Owned b. kneq-Eesidsn and
II. B. TEN-KYCK, or
E8 esset J.W. ETTNP6CN.A Fe
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Lsgistassvs.
Monday. Marsh 6th.

SEsArs-Ths report of the Code Commits
|sioners, - amended By the Senate, wsss dop-
ted by q so.s Of S to Is. edo
A bill vs. passed sathsrisiag ~ Cover
NOR 70. fntnlsk arns 70 tho settlers on thu
|north-wsstsra froatier, and III sseeAaAsy TO
organise company Of minute msn. AIhs a9
HovsI---Ths Supervisor bill Was nade.thA
Especial srdsr for Wednesday, tAs 7th.sin
A great number OF bills Was acted upop,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-10

Gryr ExrnxsxIsx.--Aithough Ne stand opposed
10 the common sw,ndiiDs operations going u nm
der the name II Gift Enterprises. Jet " fssl HE
saying 70 thoae Who Away, NIL b xyias THAR
hack IN saeh matters, that the sntsrise an1ss ths
nsaagsssat 1t y. vstsv. u. = Co.. 4 r.. AaAa-
son, Il iibssaly gssesa up, and sosAastsd agss.
usmGn o. strict integrity, who viii fuifil III his
agreements honestly and to ths lsttsr. For eircu-
|an, ana any infsrnation, address IT. votaw. rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-10

The majority for Wentworth, RspuSiiesp.
u reported 70 be over 1900, ana, ts ~
|tiskst generally, about 400. A very COED
frst gun for 1861
~A--L-Z1~k-E4A--AAS ~
a San Amateur" has handed NJ de-
scrlpsion Of the new organ 10 St. Peters
Church, which, with vsrioas Other matters,
D crowded out to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-10

The osos IT ORION CLEMENS, Attorney a.
Law, wilibs Il the "Daily Gate City" ofsse, for
New weeks.
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