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REMEMBER
THAT THERE WILL BE A GRAND
Republican Mass Meeting
BARBECUE
P r | Nj r O S E,
Wednesday. Aug. Is.

A great gathering 10 expected, aud every
Republican 10 requested to come out and give
one day to the country.
Senator HARLAN, don. JAS. r. WILL
SON of Fairfield, and SAMUEL r. MILLER,
Esq, will address the meeting. The "Wide
Awakes" of Keokuk will be there.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
r ~ II - EN TIAL ELS = :.
Win address the people spon the Political issues,
ut the times and places as stated below.
The annoi mir ants sre ALI for O. ,elark. p n
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INT DIS G Us s Q N g

The following arrangement for joint discussion
between Col. Curtis and Mr.. Cole has been consum-
mated by II. NJ. Hoxis, in behalf Of the State Re-
publican COMMITTEES, and Mr.. Cole. We call stten-
tion to the terms we'll ~ to the tines specified
below.
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The Central Committees in the several counties
akcve named will make ali nsosssary arrangements
- - mHetlnxs. and 80 that due notice 10 pub
4. ~ srdsr Of The Rsp. State csRtgsl Go
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Vmr KIND o. Hm.-Douglas succeeded in
repeating law which excluded slavery from
the Territories. And now be tells the peo-
pie they have the right to get the slaves out
il they choose-and can.
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Arrival Of tho Pony Express.

Arrival OF tho Pony ExPress.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 9.--The pony az
press, with California news to July 18th,
reached here at 2 O'Clock this morning.
The Breckinridgs and Lane Democrats
having taken courage at recent Eastern ad-
vices, ere organising energetically for the
oampsign. Several prominent Democrats
who have favored Douglas, are coming out
for Breckenridge, apparently under the pres
sure OF Federal influences. :.
An address to the National Democratic
party OF California, urging the party to sup
port Breckinridge, has recently been pub
lishsd, which mAnifestly has strengthened
that side OF the question. IL 10 signed By
sixty five Democrats, many Of whom OCCUPY
respectable and prominent positions in the
party. Twenty-Five Of them are Federal
Office holders, eight moro arc recipients OF
Federal patronage. The others represent :
mas Of politicians, giving the document
most weight. The Douglas Democratic arc
also active. The Irish and German vote
will mostly 90 with that branch OF the party.
IL is dif6cult to estimate which wing 10 the
trongest. Thus far, seventeen Democrats
newspapers have declared for Douglas, thir-
teen for Breckinridge, and nine remain
non. committsl, with even chances OF going
eitucT way
| Cnder these circumstances tho Republic-
ans entertain not unjustiaabls hopes that tbs
Democratic divisions may be 90 equally bal
anced as to give the State to Lincoln. Some
very respectable Bell and Everett meetings
have been held in different parts Of the
State, bnt thus far that party does not man.
fest much rank and file strength.
/ The Pony Express with So. Joseph datea
to the 18th, arrived At San Francisco on th.
9th. The Overland Mail arrived the sam,
dav. with ST. Louis dates to the 5th.
Gen. Shields 10 reported to have come b,
by this stage as far ~ Los Angeles, wher
be remains few days TO recruit. The 70
cent discovery OF copper and other mineral
in Calaveras county, about three miles fron
Stockton, continues to engross public attsn
ton IN that portion of the State.
i strong effort 10 made 70 prove th
alleged will Of the late Senator Broderiek
forgery, with considerable weight OF test
nony on that side.
Oregon news is unimportant. There VA
= general lull 10 politics after the recon
election.
! The British Columbia news is void Of in
terest.
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G. The Douglasites rejoice in politica
clubs called "The Little Giants" The
Breckenridge men are about to take the "life
on. Of them," however, by organising SINH
lar associations, to be called the "Giant
Killers
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TIN DxAp ALlvH.-A week or 80 ago the
Journal had ar item to the effect that old
Robert, the English Gardener, in an ARRAY
on Pollock's farm, had bis head cut OF With
. scytbe. Surprising that that Was the last
Of old Robert, we dismissed the topic With
the reflection that "such 10 life." What,
then, was our surprise, few days since, to
see old Robert stalk into our office as natn-
raj as life. Handing us . written document,
be remarked, "Read that and you will have
the truth" The writing asserted that Rob
ers Was not killed, though he was badly
wounded. He still survives.
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Frank 0Iair Elected fer Bssn Tsrms.
Il turns out that Frank Blair has been
elected TO Congress for both terms. The 81.
Louis Democrat Of yssterday says:
We were premature, IL App0ars, In oonse-
ding the election OF Barrett for the short term.
By Official count there are over two hundred
Republicsn tickets which were polled Tor
"F. Blair for Congress-" which he has not
received credit for 30 far, and which give
him . majority over Barrett Of fifty or sixty
votes. That he is entitled to these votes,
both on the long and the short term, no
doubt can be entertained. The ticket on
which his name thus appears 10 headed, "the
Republican ticket, with the exception OF the
candidates for Coroner and Marshal" "
will, therefore, We submit, be the duty OF the
proper authorities 70 give Mr.. Blair what be
is 80 obviously entitled to. Indeed, We cam
not imagine that Mr.. Barrett, who 30 affects
to hold the verdict Of the ballot-box sacred,
however informally the voting may have
been accomplished, would have the hardi-
hood to claim the seat for the short term,
under the circumstances.
The united footings Of the short term are
a. follows:
For ]. Richard Barret, l2,o7S
For Francis p. Blair, l2,534
For Blair, 207-12,741
-
Actual majority for Blair, 50
These 207 votes were thrown out because
they failed to state whether they we're in
tended for the long or short term, or both.
A. each ballot 10 numbered and every voters
name registered with the number correspond
ing TO his ballot, il 10 proposed to call these
BOT voters up before the Court and ascertain
how they intended to vote.
Good legal authority says this can be done
and these votes recorded. This will give
Blair his seat in the seth Congress, and give
additional lustre TO the already brilliant vio-
tory. Glory enough for one day!
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FoRr MADISON, Aug. 10, Il

FoRr MADISON, Aug. 10, 1860.
DEAn GArE The time 10 drawing near
when . nomination is to be made by both
parties, / presume, for Clerk Of the Courts.
wish to say some plain words about this
matter. A prominent Republican lawyer OF
Keokuk has already been whispering around
Fort Madison that Mr.. Leech cannot and
ought not to be defeated, thereby endeavor-
ing to influence Republicans TO vote FOR
him. Personally, have great deal OF
regard for Mr.. Leeoh. wish he Was Re-
publican, so could vote for him. But l
would not now do 90 IL he were my twin
brother. Are We always to sell and trade
ourselves into the power Of our enemies in
this county, The steady and natural prog
ress Of Republicsnism will give US the county
sooner or later, unless We are sold out year
after year by traitors in our own ranks.
When have We received any leniency or favor
from our opponents that calls for . resurn on
our psrt2 Whyl they cannot speak OF n
without applying insolent spithess to our
name. Nov, let any Republican dare to
proclaim that We must be defeated this fall,
and promise him that he shall be pilloried
With such infamy - shall never give him
another chance TO betray "a. We have had
quite enough of this milk-and-waser good
Lord and good Devil policy. Some men, for
the sake OF securing Office in this Democratic
county have consented 10 make themselves
vishy -washy politicians without any opin-
ions OF their own--always curryiDg favor
with our opposing candidates, and wishing
to enjey the reputation Of supporting them
Ii is time this thing was stopped, and promise
this year that il shall have the benefit OF
exposure, if that will do any good.
We have men we'll qualified for the ONCE
of CLERK, and we shall nominate one, |
have no doubt, every way competent. II We
do, let as see to it that he is not sold out and
betrayed. The Office is the most important
in the county now, since the antocracy OF the
Judgeshp is abolished.
Yours, in earnest.
A REPUBLICAN IRON PRNcirLE.
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rIsHIs DAY RECEuvED-.0sh vsi. 81
i New AMERICAN CYCL0PEDIA, a.
OGDRN, BR0WNELL CO.'S
CITY Book 6fonn,
Juiy3Bd No. 81 Aain-st.
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INJUNCTION Burlington and Missouri
Railroad Company brought suit to- enjoin
the X, IT. d. nj. 4 NJ. r. r. from running
their track across the thirty acres belonging
to the former company in Ottumwa. The
motion to Dissolve the injunction was argued
before Judge Springer on Tuesday last, IN
Columbus City, by Judge Rankin for the Des
Moines Company and by Mr.. Rorer for the
other. The case was taken under advise
ment by the Judge.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
CONCEAN:
a Ethers has bean complaints made TO ma u
n runksnnsss and obscene language and con
dot in the different grog shops, and en the strssts
thsrsfers ask that the Saloons and other phases
may be closed, on Sundays, or you will Be PROSE
sutsd, ~ provided by the City Ordinances.
X. II. R0CKEEnLLHR,
City Marshal.
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BANKERS, ATTENTION!
Safes Bank Locks and Vaults

HALL, CARROLL 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of tho celebrated Halls
Potent Concrete Fire and Bsrghr Proof Safes,
which are known TO be super or to any other, and
are psffsetg frss from dsmpn ess. None but those
marked Halls Patent" can be relied on.
We are also sok manuf aotarers Of the world
Rank Lock, "LsTdss ChanPion,D
with Halls Impro vemens.
The advantages which shis lock has over ali
others arc
II has IN outside combinA6 on key that win
bahs the most expert burglar or scientific mschan-
ic II has no keyhols stem, spindle or dial that
can be knocked on 1efscs a - 10 prevent the
person having the key and con lbination from OPEN
Ing the safe.
ID. II 70 impossible 70 get any explosive matter
IN the look, or in any way deface the face Of tbs
door 90 - 70 prevent tho per having tho outside
Key and combination fron 'peaing tho safe.
Sd. II has no springs, an d for this reason alone
places II above any lock r use, ~ il 10 impossils
TO got II out Of order, and IL has greater security
than any lock known.
We Invite All Banke r., County Trsasurers, Msr-
snann and others, to sail and examine Ii.
HALL, CARROLL 4 co.
SALES ROoM--Nf,. II Main-st., Merchants Rx-
cnanEs Buildings, d /. Louis, Mo.
July -, S0-dAw- Sdp1y
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AamanssGratoF,s Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign ed
N WAS, ON the 18th Dc, Of Juiy, 1859. by the
County Court of Leo County, lows, appointed Ad-
minstrator II the estate Of Richard Jones, de-
ceased. in place Of N. Stafford, ESQ, resigned All
persons having claims against said estate are re-
j. l.. CURTIS,
July 80, lS6e-dIm Administrator.
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INK SrArss. A correspondent Of the New
York World sends that paper the following,
which SEINE Of our lady readers may 6nd
valuable:
Id visit to Marssilles, : little incident
came within my observation which may
prove servioeable to nAny Of your large
GLASS Of readers. In the Hotel dss Enpe-
reurs, where Was residing, IN ink. stand
VAS accidentally overturned upon bsauti-
full tabls-sprsad; those present thought that
the cloth Was ruined. A servant being
CALLED in TO remove the article from the
table, ell were surprised when he assured
US that no harm had been done, and moro
surprised still ct Witnessing the successful
means resorted TO for removing tho ink
stains. The servant sprinklsd over the
cloth . quantity Of pepper and salt, and
rubbed them over its surface. Tho mixture
soon absorbed every portion Of the ink, and
the tabls-spresd was in - good condition
- before she accident. The spread VAS Of
wooden fabric. have never had IN ocossion
for testing tho merits OF this simple mixture
when applied 10 other cloths, but 1t certainly
would not be attended with any bad result.
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n NOTICE.

Nui.CE IL hereby given that the partnership
- heretofore existing under the name Of Bra wn !
Taylor Ia dissolved, and that the undersigned will
not % responsible for any contracts hereafter made
In the hrm name. JAS. w. BROWN.
Aug. 3, I06o--arAdff
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e. 5. 1-DYoX.
General insurance Agent,
COB. On AND MAIN -ST6.,

LvuR q. LAKE. RIVER AND LIE = IN
T. SURAN0E promptly attended TO At this OMcs.
Better and more IHnnnsiTY can - given II this
Agency than any other in this city, and lestrouhs
after loss.
Esna Ins. Co., Of Hs~tford, Conn, 13,104. 10
Hons hssrsscs Company, Of Mes YorA, 1,437,82
North Aneiosa Ia Co., Hartford, C0ss., 3eo, 80
City FHs IasMamcs Co., Of Mes Hase~, Ho.ess
PAonis Fire Inssrsncs Co., Of Hsr Yovk, 19o,eee
Loriiiard Fire TnsSrasce Co., 6ev YoSk, ~, 80
ConRsotscN MsfsaIL In. Co., Hartford, 1900, SIS
Ds. J. W. Bosp. Medical Examiner.
~. w. GRIFFITH is authorised to receive
applications for all shove Com panies.
~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, p.etories.
Household Furniture and DWELLING. insured at ss
low rates - other Companies 10 nav their iosses
n. b. .kN-EYCK, Agent,
Aug. Z, dim
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q he Oate Qitp.
TX COX u X.
MONDAY MORNING. AUG. IS.
. EOK u X



The Ns,cs informs its readers that Keosau-
qua had glory enough for one day upon oc-
cssion of rairing a BoHrArL pole, week or
so ago. The glory seems to have consisted
in the fact that the Hon. Henry CLAY Dean
and the Hon. A. O. Dodge spouted squstter-
ism to the Douglas soveregns on that aus
Eicious day.
Since when have Shepherds become so
enamored with Dodge; IL We remember
Alright, they formerly belonged to the Delsson
Smith wing OF Democracy, which delighted
to "sis up o'nighss' to curse Dodge b Co.
And how did the Rev. Henry Clay Dean be-
come possessed of the title Hon.? 10 il
simply conferred e. gratio upon every black
guard who villi6es honorable men and up
holds slavery extension 10 behalf OF Doug
lasism, or has it only been granted in this
special case BY the magnates Of the party in
order to supercede the unpleasant assooia-
tiops clustering around the title OF Rev. as
connected with the name OF Henry Clay
Dean, the chosen champion OF Democracy
TAn English paper says that General
bred Scott commands the United States
Army.-lExchange.
The English editor had caught an indis-
sinct echo Of Douglas speeches, and espe-
cislly Of that wherein be says that the whole
force of the Army and Navy shall be mar
shaled to support the bred Scott decision.
And the Englishman is not far wrong, for
Dred Scott not only rules the Army, but the
people OF the United States, under the sano-
ton Of the Administration, As we'll ~ the
Douglas wing of the party.
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From the Evening Mirror.1
We advise all who may be afflicted with General
Debility, TO tsy MeLean's Strengthening Cordial.
IL il certainly a valuable remedy; many of cur
friend, hare tried il, and they recommend il very
highly Tonic and Alternative. II ia very
pleasant to take. Every country merchant should
keep supply OF this Cordal hand. 1t sells
rapidly, beyoad the most sanguine expectations Of
the proprietor.
From the st. Louis Christian Advocate.1
1t Ia very we'll known that We are not particular
Iy favorable to patent medicines, and, gen eral
thing, eschew the whole of them with but little
ceremony, and with these sentiments we declined
inserting this adver stsement until We knew what
were the ingredients of The medicine, and how
compounded. This we have learned and believing,
as We do, that the ingredients are good. and the
compound judieionsiy made, We recommend ii as .
mixture worthy of public confidence.
We say TO all, try it. See advertisement.
apr15daw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EA- Fever and Ague 10 terrible disease. OF
call tie ILLS tina Gesh il heir to it is the fantest
in it's lrst manifestations, the most unrslenting In
its progress, and the most defiant of medical skill
Fever aud Ague Ii more destructive of human life
than consumption, because 1t IL more eAsily in
duced, and therefore more prevalent. II marks Its
victims for the grave, like executioner's bond.
Day by day, tie sufferer grows weaker and weaker,
and each hour does he fear strong consciousness
Of approaching the tomb. We have said that the
disease is one Of those which have nearly always
dehed medical sci enee--a few eases once in while
having been cured and reported DIR. j. liostet-
ter % Celebrated Stomach Eitters, for the cure Of
Fever and Agae, is, beyond all controversy, the
safest and best remedy that could be used BY the
afflicted for ali diseases Of the above nature. The
most violent attacks II this dreadful disease have
often bsen prevented by the II this reliable
eay. The Bltters'' have been use1 by the propFi~
etcr in an extensive practice, in the treatment Of
Fever and Ague. for number Of years, and it,
wonderful curative powers ~ell known both TO
the press and the public. Those who desire q
thorough renovation Of their entire system, should
not fail to use the /" Bltters.'
Fer sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by r .3iBsoxs, A. j. WILKINSON, BARrLErr,
KAYE Co., aud j. BgADgs.
April Is. '6o-dtw
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rsCMTTRCvAT..

DAILY GATE crTY OrFIcE,
Kaokuk, April 10th.
FLouR-supernne, 81 10; Spring wheat, ex-
ira, - % Fail wheat, extra, % 81 TO $s az.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 75so so per Ice.
CORN--30~-good demand.
BAhI.EY--spring, b5as6. Fall, 7taaoc.
WHEAT.-~In goed demand. Fall 81 soa1 35;
Spring 1 0eaI o.. asn
OA1S-~40 To A5.
RYE-zoa76c in good demand.
POTAToEs--se 60 % by the load retail 40 to so.
aR0C.RIEs--New Orleans sugar. fair sagA,
prime eiaie4, clarified 1oa10a, crushed andioafI2
tolls. Molasses--plantation so to B5c, q. II. bs
TO SO, Golden Syrup, IS to eeo. Cofae--Rio fss
to lat. Java le TO Ice. Laguyra, to Ii. Rice, 5sD
81.
5oAP-Palm 6sc, Family SIC.
CANDLES--star Isto ~, stsarins Is, Mould
l2s, summer pressed. i5
LARD 10 to lot; retail l7ac.
BUTTER-Choice is TO 20; retail Is.
EIDEs-D Is green, 81 to 81 green sheep
pslts 40 to 75c; green beg skins Is.
HAY-prairie $6A to tba; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, t7as7s; Baled do. SsA to $fu Retail, $12
SEEDS ungarian Grass, 3oa3si Timothy 81
10 rs; Flax Seed, soaso.
sUNDRIEs--o Onions, 40 to 80 J Eggs, s.
Feathers, zoe to s5c White Beans, roc 10 90.
FRUiI--6reen apples, choice, So so per bbl
Dried apples, 30 to 90 per bush. Dried peaches,
81 IS to 3 30 Kaisins, s. so to 4 90.
CHEESE--W. X. II to IlA; Denmark o to 10.
PRovIsIoSs-Hams % to 10 Shoulders 1T to 8;
clear aides 10 81.
BEEF--24a3c grogs; 30 to &c per quarter.
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To-morrow tsundsy) evening / Propose to COM
mence course Of Lectures upon the following sub
ject protestant Christianity and Saving faith,
not belief of infaiiblo creed, bat the believing
of the heart uato ri faith
fitness 10 the light and talents God bestows.
April 20, 90. l.. WHITNEY.
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church to-morrow (sabnath), at ii O'clock q.
and n p. m.
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IGEI ICE.tItlIlIf

All those who want 70 be supplied with fac
clear lee this summer, will please call and leave
their orders at COLL Rs RoBERTS0N's,
Aplsd3t rs Main at.
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WAYLARD GARDEN,
situated oE the plank Road six
mites rom II q ok NIX

SttuhAsu the eau
nsEies from heokuk.
WE have for sale 30 600 good strong rooted
w Strawberry Plants If different varieties.
10 0e0 Raspberry Stands;
b 600 Asparagus Roots,
$4,000 sweet Potato Plants, at the proper time
for setting.
Also, any number Of Tomato and Cabbage Plan Ii,
Connecticut seed Leaf Tobacco Plants, etc., etc.
Also, 300 Green Eouse Plants, suitable for bed
ding out, consisting Of Etrbenas, Fucias, Hello
tropes Gera.ilasns, Roses, etc., ete. s..3
Madeira Vine Mexican Potato Vine Roots, ETC.
pereens wishing any II the above will Hnd 1t for
their Interest 10 purchase directly from the Gar
den the piants 10 live; while those kept
for q lang time taken az, when exposed In setting
out, al psost sure toaie.
We have much the largest Green House In the
State AID pIaats sold will b. those rendered hardy
by exposure and WITH toerabls care, sure 10 grow
Any persons wishing early vegetables, such as
Lettuce, kadisbes, etc, can be supplied
If 'hc season is favorable We shall have n large
quantity Of Asparagus, Pie Plant, Strawberries,
kasphcrries, etc. u Z. BRIGHAM.
PETER LAMBERT,
WAYLAsr, April 2, 1850, Gardener.
p. s.--0rders fl vita Ksllogg i Birge will be
attend. d to- 4pl 3d2s wat
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st. Louis, ST. Paul, Saltwater and
st. Anthony
1850. DAILY PAGkET LINE 1860.
Northern Line Steamers,
SIDE krAsrzys WHEEL


Northerner, Capt. r. A. Afford.
Canada, Capt. Parker
Metropolitan, Capt. w. b. jerks.
Sucker State, Capt. I. b.. Rhodes.
Pemblna, Capt. I. b. Hill
W. l.. Ewing, Capt. Jno. 4. Rhodes.
Gray Eagle, Capt. ID. ). harris.
Northern Light, Capt. Z. Lodwick.
itasca, Capt. Whetten.
Key CITY, Capt. j. Worden.
War Eagte Capt ]. b. Davis.
Hawkese State, Capt H. c. Gray.
rIsHEsE magnificent side-wheel steamers " ere
built expressly for the trade, and are ma ma ged
by careful aud experienced officers are fitted and
furnished With all modern improvements, Nth
every accommodation for passengers, and viii run
as advertised, making connections with the vari ous
railroads above, and with the Minnesota Ri vel
packets at ST. Paul Returning, they will 90 n.
meet Mt Hannibal with the Hannibal and ST. 20
seph Railroad.
The Northern Packet Lin offer increased faci IL
ties and hope by strict attention to the afort OF
passengers and interest Of shippers, to receive the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to the Line
JANE WARD, President.
BROWN & TAYLOR, Agents, Keokuk.
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4 0n0 ABON e KN can find IMMEDIATE
l,UUU EMPLOYMENT ON the line ct the
ksokuk, Ft. Des Moincs and Minnesota Railroad
between ihiiadelphia and Eddysiile. Payments
oNIHLl IN CASH. Application can be made
at the Office Of the Company in kcokuk or to Col.
ID. 4. Mcintosh, Philadelphia, iowa.
sMi I'll LEIdnTuN 4 CO., Keokuk.
April 10, 1860 W " LIN
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NnIIce.

The Office of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney at
Law, will b. at the" Daily Gate City, Office, for
few weeks.
febl4dtf
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Rev. Mr.. Clark vii preach in this church to
morrow tsabbathl morning, at ii O'Clock.
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Alcohol. Burning Fluid and Cam
phene Distillery.
HI i q III a Ell O'HKl EN-.

Ihird-st., bet. Main h johnson, .kkokUK,
ID ESpkCIFULLY informs the citizens OF Keo-
IN kuk and surrounding country that he has his
Dstltery in full operation, and Is ready 10 furnish
all who may favor him with call, with any thing
In his line at prices IS low as can bc met with In
any other market. Call and try. LII the goads do
OF give satisfaction your money will be refunded.
Nov. ~, 'bo-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-21

River On staDd with tbirty-two inches water on
the Rapids.