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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
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Nerrfllr. Honolulu oahu : l. Keeps constantly on hand
an eNts1s.e assortment ~ every description o; goods re-
gur-i 1y xhavshIps and others
Shipping furnished with All sind> 10; groceries PROVISIONS &c,
At the shortest notice. at the very loves; market prices
" Money advanced for whIlers' J.is al thc lowest rates.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16

Ma Ike moi 0 Gerina, ia hoopu ia Ike Ko-
mite.
Ma he moi 0 Webster, va hoopanee ia, ka
hama apopo bora 10.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
TIE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE

a NAN BE TT NNINFfED KEGI IA TO
- subscribers throughout the islands. Price SO a year.
BaCS numbers from January. 1850, supplied.
The Eclectic, a. a monthly magazine. Of IA pages. double
columns. has no superior in literary merit or artistic embelish-
ments. Each number is enbeIHshed with one or two mczzotint
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Eclectic articles in all the departments OF literature and popu-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
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ship Chandler and Commi-- n Merchant, Honolulu, 81
REFERS To
Captain Z. r. SS1w. Honolulu
Me-srs. D. e.. WATEEWRy y Co..
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable Clothing. Hats
Gaps, Boots and Shoes, and every variety Of Geut-meu's
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
FROM EUROPE.
London. Aug, i,

LONDON, aug. IL.
The Paris correspondent of the Allege-
maine Zeitung, of the 10th inst, says that the
Pore has written q very melancholy letter to
the Cardinal in France. He looks upon oil
as lost, and although convinced that be will
die by the bullet of an assassin, BIO declares
that be will quit Rome under no conditions,
and for no price.
ConsTAsrIsorLE, Aug ll.-Advices from
Damascus, of the 18th inst, state that Fued
Sasha bad surrounded Lebanon with troops,
and threatened, with the sword, the Druses
and Sheks, If they did not surrender In two
DAYS. Twenty Shieks had already been TAX
en-, and nearly 800 other important arrests
bad been made. A thousand camels, laden
with plumber, had also been recovered.
The Sultan delivered a speech to the Min
lister, expressing a resolution to punish the
Syrian offenders severely, and also bis IN
tention Of reducing the list Of sineoures, high
functionaries, and of effecting many reforms
generally. Paper money is to remain in cir
culation until July next. The Sultan Is
about to address IA autograph letter to Queen
Victoria and the Emperor Napoleon on the
subject OF Syria, in which be will express q
desire to have the sole punishment of the Of
tenders. The massacre of Balbec is con-
frmed No details are given as yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
Later from neHssT CiEys

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. ~.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived this
morning with Denver dates to the 2lst.
A subscription is. being raised to oxtend
the telegraph from Fl. Kearney to Denver
City with fair prospect of obtaining the
requisite sum.
The excitement is increasing in regard to
the recently discovered silver leads near
Farwel and Breckenridge. The ore assays
from 500 TO l,700 to the ton. Thousands
of claims have been taken and many are
stampeding from the gold diggings to the
silver mines.
California gulch continues to pay richly,
and in McNulty's, Georgia and Humbug
gulches, miners are realizing all sums from
nothing to $50 to the man.
The weather 10 cold in the southern mines
and there has been light fall of snow in
the Gregory diggings. Some owners, dis
couraged in quartz mills, are selling out be
low cost, but the general feeling is one OF
increased confidence and there is o steady
increase in the success in separating the
gold.
Business il reviving. Many merchants are
starting for the river to purchase their win
ter stock.
From $40, 900 to $50, 200 in dust per week
! is now leaving for the river, mostly in prl
| vate hands, and Clark, Gruber Il 90. art
receiving and coming about So 900 per day
! Many substantial brick buildings are goinE
/ up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

ia it's gift, and no Federal money at It's dis.
posal, with the slave trade suspended; sur
rounded by free States, whose prosperity and
happiness will present q contrast TO the grow
ing perjury and constant danger in which
slave communities must live; and with the
constitutional guarantees of free speech and
free press secured to all the people, slavery
must die out. IL will FIRST cease to be polit-
icaIIy powerful, then ID will grow to be .
burden too heavy to be borne. Then the
slaveholding communities, convinced OF the
onprofitableness and misery of their peculiar
institution, will be prepared to listen to the
proposition of their Northern brethren, and
TO Join them in the work OF emancipation.
Such must be the work Of making the States
oil free, which is the mission OF the Republic
can party. Such it must be, If the Union 10
preserved--for a dissolution OF the Union 10
only another name for slave insurrection,
which must result, not only in the shedding
of rivers Of blood, bat In the destruction OF
millions OF property, and the disruption OF
the slave system by violence. ln fact, the
South has TO choose between these two alter
natives either constitutional, legal and
equitable emancipation, the work OF years and
Of patience, or an emancipation, sudden, hor-
rid. stained with blood, and illuminated by
the confagration of Southern homes.
Planted upon the Constitution and the laws,
welded TO the doctrine OF State sovereignty,
and loving the Union and the memory of the
liberal past, the Republican party, with a
spirit of fratsrnal love, offers to the South
an honorable and equitable escape from the
doom to which it is Fastening, and from
which nothing but the Union Of the States,
and the Republican administration OF the Fee
deral Government can save her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

Senator Chandler, of Michigan, in bis
speech at Newburg, on Wednesday evening,
told the following story apropos of the run
ming Of Douglas for President by one wing
of the Democratic party:
A friend of mine the other day was anxious
10 know why they persisted in running Doug
las. Nobody claimed that they would elect
him, and "what under heavens" said this
friend Of mine, ado they run him for.'' Said
|, 'sthey claim that they are preparing him
for some great race In the future-for the
sweepstakes of 1864, when they think he will
sweep the country That reminds me OF
the story of an old Englishman who had a
famous terrier puppy which he was training.
lie had spent a great deal OF time and labor
upon the ANIMAL and finally determined 10
exhibit his accomplishments, and called on
4 bis son John for that purpose. snow john
said be, II am going to get down on all fours
and play bull, and then you will see what BIZ
will do" 81 down the old man got and be
! gan to below like bull at the puppy, who
! forthwith sprang at him, seizing him by The
nose, and shook it violently, while John stood
by clapping lis hands and enjoying the spsrt
But the old man thought the dog was carry
ing the joke TOO far, for he could not shak,
him of. He stopped his believing and criet
out, "take him OF, John, take the beast of
or he'll kill me-" sob, never mind, dad,
said John, "nsver mind, IL will be the maxim
of the pup" So of this running of Doug
las; | dare say some good will come out o
it, though ! don't know what. Laughte
and applause.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

They THE editors of the Gate City persist
In their effort to fasify the position of aman
whose memory they profess to revere. And
how do they seek TO accomplish this Why,
BY the shallow device OF showing that MIR.
Clay believed in the constitutional power of
Congress over the subject of slavery in the
Territories. Now, who ever denied this?-
journal.
Well, that is certainly rich. "Who ever de-
MED it"? Denied whatf Why the power of
Congress over slavery in the Territories.
Democrats, Douglasises, do you hear that
did you read it in the journal? We thought
that Douglas denied il. We thought that
the Missouri Compromise prohibition of slav-
cry was held to be unconstitutional by the
Douglas party. We thought that the SUI
preme Court expressly decided that that Com
promise act Of Congress was unoonstitution-
al. We thought that bred Scott and bis
children were held to be slaves because ths'
act was null and void, and for no other rea.
son. We thought the Democratic party bad
rejoiced with exceeding JOY because the su.
preme Court had so decided. and thereby en-
dorsed and sanctioned that repeal. We
thought that all the Douglas stump orators
from Maine to Nebrasks were spouting the
denial of the right of Congress to legislate
on the slavery question on every stump in the
North. We thought that denial constituted the
web and wool OF half the labored editorials
of the entire Douglas press.
Well, We confess we are in the condition
of the fellow who split his ashes--we can't
do justice 10 the subject. We have followed
the Journal in oil its shifiings and turnings
we have tracked it back and forth-around
sharp corners, through small holes, narrow
channels, and tight places without number,
but we were net prepared to find it burrow-
ing in such covert, and We must be permit
ted TO take breath before stuneoyshtno'' il
from that hiding place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

The Douglas Democracy Of Iowa are
abusing our Supreme Court for deciding that
the appraisement law, so fa- as il affects past
contracts is void. Now, our Supreme Court
decided thus in obedience to a clause OF the
Constitution of the United States, which
provides that "no State shall pass a Laws i'm.
pairing the obligation Of contracts" The
Supreme Court of the United States has
over and again decided that such law as
that passed by our Legislature last winter IL
in eontravention OF that article of the Con-
stitution Of the United States, and therefore
null and void. Do the Douglas Democracy
OF Iowa wish 20 see the Iowa Courts disre-
gard the decision of the Supreme Court OF
the United States Would they not de.
nounee the Supreme Court of Iowa if il
should attempt to DECIDE in opposition to the
Supreme Court OF the United States where
Slavery is involved? And is not the de.
cislon OF the Federal Court entitled to al
much respect in a case of ordinary occur.
renee as il is in q decision in favor Of
Slavery Have not the Democracy, in Ma
tional Convention, pledged obedience to ,h
decisions Of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, past and to come, or is tha
pledge binding only in favor of Slavery?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus.
casino, and Iowa Southern
~
RAILROAD,
OPEN To EORT MA ms ON.
CHANGE OF TIMEI
To Take Effect Of M n day Aug. 60 IN

CHANGE OF TIMEg
To Take Effect on M n day Aug. goal
l.sRoM and after the above date, Trains viii be
run ~ follows:
FIRST TRAIN
Will leave Keokak daily Sundays e1cepted) at
ESQ o'clock D.. IN. ana arrive at Fort Madison
al .. 40 g..
sEcoNDTRAIN
Will leave Keoknk daily Mt 4 o'clock p. M,
and rive at Fit. Msdison at $40 y. m.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily Sundays exceptedl at
s:45 q. m, and arrives ut keokuk at IO:2b.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison at 500 p. IN and arrive
At Keokuk at 1870 p. m.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
Will leave Montrcse Daily at 3:aS O'Clock, q. IN
Arrive at keokuk at 4:3O q. m.
The $50 o'clock Train connects at Montross with
Regular Lin OF Packets for Burlington, Musca-
tine, Rock Island and Davenport. Also al Fort
Manson with the W estern stage Co.'s Coaches for
Burlington,
wsA- Fare by this route as Low AS TIL LOW
Est, and passengers subjected TO Few changes rs
by any other route.-x ex
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro-
cured TO all the principal places East, West and
North, Of J. Il. TEW kSBUkl, Ticket Agent, OPP
posite the Billings House, Msin-st., Keokuk.
b. w. DAVIS, Sup't.
Aug. 1s--['se-d4w
RAOON ElDEs Ana sHOULEKs
- sale BY KELLOGG BIk6k.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

ET Douglas is searching around the
country for Bis fathers grave, bis mothers
residence, and bis boys plantations. 1t is
to be hoped that be will find them all during
the summer, for be will be sure to find his
own (politcaD grave in the fall, and it will
be dug so deep that ''the hand of resurrec-
ton will never reach him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
PETERSBURG, Aug.

PETERSBURG, Aug. II.
Mr.. Douglas arrived here this evening
from Norfolk, and was enthusiastically re-
ceived by 3 600 or 1000 people, who, head
ed by baud of music, escorted him to JAR
ret's Hotel. A salute of 100 guns was fired
10 honor Of his arrival.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

CFThe Gate City is informed that We
can give the name Of the individual which it
seems 30 anxious TO obtain. Ii 10 the easiest
matter in the world to do so but suppose
we don't do it--what IL the Gate City geing
TO DO aboutrt2 That's the question: Keo-
kuk Journal.
Why, we are going to think that there is
no such man, and that you can't furnish the
name. Indeed, we think so already; else
YOU would not have been nearly week in
coming to so impotent a conclusion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

ST. Louis, Aug. II.
Considerable excitement exists in Hancock
county, H., relative to @ rumor that the
Mormons intend returning and settling at
Nauvoo under the lead of Joe Smith, Jr. A
mass meeting of citizens was held on the
2lst at Carthage, who protested against and
declared they would not allow them to re-
turn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CABUS' HAIR TONIC

yKTE the undersigned hereby certify shat the
w Tonic of Geo. Cahus IL worthy Of the conf.
dsnce Of the community. We having tried the
sane, recon end il to the public for ia great
ceilence. IL turns grey hair to its original color
it removes the dandruf and scurf, and keeps the
Hair moist and soft CnAs. snIrH.
II. D. PARhELRE. j. w. OTLkY.
Wn. FuNK, Keosauaua. Is. ARAooEI.
Having witnessed the feet OF this Tonic, / con-
cur In recommending Ii TO the public.
j. A. GgAHAx.
Sold by the following Druggists: A. j. Wiiktn-
SON J. II. Hooper, j. Z. Wilkinson, and Bartlett,
KAYE 4 Co. Aug. 1s-dAwI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

rTI denounced him (Clay) in the Con-
gress of the United States, and | now De
nounee him as a TRArroR-AN OLD BLACK
HEARTED TRAITOR-the first American
statesman who ever attempted TO SELL HIS
COUNTRY FOR BRiTIsH 0oLD!-l Douglas IN
bis speech at Carrolton IN 1874.
We understand that some of the old line
Kentucky Wing delegates to the Bell
Everett Convention at Iowa City will insist
on nominating Douglas and giving him the
earnest support of the Clay Wings. OF
course they are good Christians, and carry
their religion into their politics by returning
good for evil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

Tn Nr. Breckenridge has announced bis
intention TO make speech in bis own old
congressional district, in order to reply 10
the many misrepresentation to which he bias
been subjected and TO "set himself right on
the reeord.v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
PEEKsKiLL, Aug. 81, |

fEEhskiLL, aug Il, lSoU.
To the President and Board Of Trustees of Am
herst College,
GENTLEMEN | have been duly no tilted that
at the last meeting of the Board Of Trustees
the title OF Doctor Of Diuinify WAS con-
ferred upon me.
ltwould certainly give Ina pleasure should
any respectable institution bear such testi-
mony OF good will. But that Amherst Col
lese, my own mother, should so kindly re-
member son, ia peculiar qualification.
But all the use Of such title ends with
the public expression OF wish to confer it,.
For the rest, it would be bat an incum
brance, and furnish an address by no means
agreeable to my taste. greatly prefer the
simplicity Of that name which my mother
Uttered over me in toe holy hours OF infan,
conservation and baptism. May be per.
United, without seeming 70 undervalue your
kindness, or disesteeming the honor meant,
10 return IL TO your hands; that may be ia
the end Of my life, as thus far have been.
simply Henry WARD BEEcnxa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
SPaIAG STOCK FUR 1854
A. L. cosNAgLx. aKoRGr p. sErrH;
CONNABLE * SMyTH,
Wholesale 6ireors, Forwarding and Com
NISSAN Mercan.s, and
Dealers fn Tennessee and Juniaata

m.SSiun Mercan.S, and
Dealers ia Tennessee and Juniatss
non,
WE have row in stors, aud will be receiving
w continually, ms tbs wants of the trade de-
mand, from tas East and soa b, ample supplies OF
goods In i,nc, which the trade OF Iowa,
fully solicited, are determined to compete
successfully with 1T. Louis and Chicago In pricss
transportation addcdb for all gocde IN our line.
msrchsnts Huying for Cash. o.
prOmps Time Huyers, will find our
PRICES Low, a0d 40 wei 10 exam
Inc our Stock before making their
purchases.
We are now receiving, and have in store. All 9th |
classes OF goods appertsining to our line OF bus-
zoo bags strictly prime Rio Coffee.
bu faH
DO pockets cid Gov. Java
b hhds N. o. 6agar.
DO bbls. Beichsr loaf crushed and clarified do.
b Plantation and s. Ii. MolAsses.
% i" Bslchcr's y. Ii. and Golden syrup.
100 boxes Star Candles.
lilo Family and Patent soaps.
10 bbs. Lard Oil.
10 /" L.lseed Oil.
100 kegs purs White Lead.
bbin 1ur pentine.
10 tisrces kioe.
10 kegs b. q. soda.
- hzs. HADsattt saisrstus. in pound pap Or !.
taaa AAntlla RoPs-All sisss.
- haQ Cotton Yaxa.
- hs1s Batting.
- dos. Moline 2asd hoop buckets.
drums Goldfish.
100 pip. Macksrsl, 6bls. half bbls. and kis.
70 halt bills White Fish,
~ bha. Rosin.
Is Wilmington Tar.
10 :. Navy pkch.
IN In lea Oakum
| 100 bhis. Louisville and Rosedsis Cement.
80 Plaster Paris.
500 bush. Plastering Hair.
800 New Dried Apples.
200 bxs. Glass. sxio, loxi2 1914, 1oxis, lOx3o.
10 bales new - burh. Dummy Bags.
March II, lsSs'-dAw
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO of ali grades
lNl n. n .-c - .==s1r -na caaay boxos--pur-
CHASED directly from the
/ A LARaE stock Of Green and Black TEAS Of ali
| n grades, In store and for sale by
coNNABLE ! sMYTH,
mcbl7ddv 81 d IS Levse.
q 90 BATS o. A. SALT in large bies ohea sacks,
Osoo jsss received b. aAunt Lefty, !. Tor sale
low by C0NNABLE SMYTn,
| M NERAL AND METALLIC PAINT, ali oolors,
ooNNABLE \ sMYTH.
mchl7dAw b7 and IS Levee.
/ Nj AILs AND IRON
4 IN 500 kegs assorted Nails.
| 80 tuns Tennessee Iron.
100 " Pittsburgh and j uniatta Iron
i 8 /" plow steel
8 tun Spring Steel.
large stock Of Anvls, Vices, Axels, Springs, Gc,
making completestock in this limo, In store and
being received BY CoNNABLE 4 sMYTH,
March Ii, '6O-dAw No. 81 h IS Leyee.
| < BBLs. YELLOW OcHRE for sale by
y ap16 s.B. VOWRLL.
600 Lbs. prime POTASH for sale by r.
wy ape HB.voW2LL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

QuERY-Won't Lincoln get badly CALLED
before be gets to the White House riding on
''raiE"?-lCouncil Bluffs Bugle.
Douglass ride up Salt River will be much
more calling than Lincoln's ride to the
White House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
a stan ding Qssesggou.

Yankee handed the following question
to Douglas before be commenced speaking at
one of bis appointments in New England.-
Stephen did not respond be has not repond-
ed, and 1t seems very doubtful whether he
will respond. Can Douglas Democrats tell
why ne don't answer? win they say how
be ought to answer? Ii seems like an i'm.
portant question, and certainly involves the
whole doctrine Of popular sovereignty. II
he answers Aye, be stands up for popular
sovereignty; If No, be repudia.es il. But IL
ne does not answer at all, he prefers to play
the buchanan and free Kansaso game of
the last Presidential election, and cheat the
people cut OF their votes by mere sham
Are honest Democrats still satisfied to be
cheated by Presidential aspirants?
QUESTION:
"Do You hold, and If elected President O.!
the United States, would you carry out, thu
doctrine that the people Of Terr,te--. 30
.css y a.oatnesa State, have the power. un
der The Federal Constitution, aud notwith
standing the bred Scott decision, to prohibit
or exclude slavery thereirom2
sin other words:
10 you aifrm that the people OF Terri
tory have the Constitutional right TO crusl
the tockatrlee's eggs, as soon as these ar
deposited 10 its nfst by the propagandi-ts @
slavery. or must they tolerate the incnhstio
snd vat TILL The eggs become full grown an,
active sirers, that can be pursued and exter
inhaled onig by the new IL created sword q
Stale authority ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

As -. A4HI-GxO On,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. En- MAIN-sTs.,
LIRE. LAY X RIVER AND LIVE ~
/ oUhANuE promptly attended TO Ut this Once
nesssf ana ID IEpknsITY can be given ~ this
agency tue any other in this city and less roube
after . - a.
!ssnd a. Co., ef Hartford, Conn, $1,I2% ,io0
nome Tnsuyanee Company, Of Ner Fork, l,4oT s2s
Nor n American In Co., Hartford, Coma, 800 600
~ ~ FIRE fnssrance Co., Of Ner HsUsn, T0665
eh1ntx Fire laurence Co., Of Fsr Icrk, 2se 900
Lortliard Fire fnsuvarce Co., NsW foyk, 3S4, 0oe
comnectscst Mssxs!L&fsIs Co., Hartford, S,000,62y
| Ds. J. w. BoHp, Medical Examiner.
"a. W. 0kIfRITh 10 authorised to receive
/ applications for all abovs Companies.
| ~rDsildiAgs, AssoAandiss, Ailh, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured At -
lev rates - ether Companies who pay their losses
| h. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
/ O0ss corner "a and MAR sts., Ksoksk, Iowa.
| Aug. Z, din
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

60 Mr.. Douglas announced, at the Rhode
Island clam bake, that be liked CLANS better
than niggers. We have never eaten the lat
Ter article, bat are supposed to agree with
Dougla Lou. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

County 0raers aud Rails Road Cod"
ponS for sale.


pons for sale.
r HAVE Lee County Orders and II. X. Coupons
L for sale in any mount desired, from one 20 one
hundred dollars. Once with DIR. ID. l.. III 0ugin
Third-st bet. Main and johnson.
Taus2 dlm1 p. III. HUMES.
ILTURcEsTER'S Unabridged Dictionary, Man
w rvs Physical geography of be Sea, Guyot's
Earth and Man; Holbrook's Normal Method Of
Teaching. just received at
Nj. w. WEsTCOTT's,
nug2T Main.st., I'd door from 4th.