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RaxRol,.r.D t.,, Buffalo. y. J.. OF
- A>sA' FE7f Erie G. " or
to his Agent and Attorney.
Iohn j. Hatnes. 1oaaan- ~

VUHh o. k1Ntntzss LoRdolI, ENGL-iLND.
ED- To s'LES-F who in the RoafTNaI Gasstse OF Ist
February. 1864, prOnounces the idea OF keeping
thanks hereby rendered and the assurance given
that this gross absurity is all that MIR. Dick has
patented in the domain Of keeping accounts. His
claims hinder operation therein into which this
gross absnrdty is not practically smuEglel in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di-
rectly or Indirectly; neither explicitly sySlbol
cally; this ground his claims and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this abSuraity aud
nothing else, Il an he asks Rshis claims ratt5nAly
read, attest. -. sept.
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RRAR wRAr TVR pEopLR ~

The undersigned AAv4yT- ysed Professor ATM
PHREYS SPECIFIC Homeopathic REMEDIES
IN 01E families with +ate satisfactory results aud
having f11 confidence n their Fenuneness, purisY,
EaG efficacy, 6heeEfnIy recommend Them 70 al per.
who wish % have ssie reliable STtd eGEeacoas
remedies n hand for private domestic use
TIE Rev Vim. Hosmer, editor OF e The Northern
Independent, Auburn, n. Y; Tire Rev. Z. n Ores
scy. n. D. ReCtoroFSt. Peers Church, Auburn n Y !;
fhe Rev b. L Tres, Cli&riEin az Die Auburn State
Prisons the Rev. SPENCER NJ Rice, Rector. SeE-Ssd-
ford Mass tire Rev. Allen Steele. New-YorE Con-
ference: the Rev Samuel Nichols, EAst-Genesee Con
fere1s-e, n Us Ore Rev p s PTstt DorPe4, VI tho
Rev. John E Robe, Buffalo; A. c. Hart. Esq, Utica
Schuyler Oolfase Soutls-BeFsA Ind; The Hon George
HumphrerA \. T.; Henry D. Cook ESQ, Editor OF
the Dido Stste Journal Columbus Ohio; the Hon
z q 6rhhau, Moline, III the Hon. Thomas J.
Chase, Monticello, Fla !; the Hon Joseph Benedict
Utica. y. Y; YIN. Bristol, Esq, Utics. n. Y; A s
Pond, ESQ.,, Utica, y. Y; James PlunEE;t ESQ., Nash
vile, Tenr
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OUR REMEDIES by MAIL.

Look over the list make up a case of what kind
you choose, and incloSe the amount in current note
Of stamps by mail to our address, at 569 Broadway
HeWYork and the medicine will be duly returned by
mail or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active efficient
Agent for The sale of Remedies In eyeryt0wn or
community In the United States Address Dr. Huls-
pHRKTs Co., No. 562 BRoADwAY, NEw-YORH.
Sold by LAUGHLTNs & DUSIIFIDID, Druggists.
- Main street, Wheeling. rnavo5 tIEwIv
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PRICE

Case Of 20 vals complete, in morocco, and BOOK. IS
Case OF 20 viNs, and Book, plain. 4
Case Of Is numbered boxes, and Book, ........ 9
Case Of boxes, numbered, and BOOk,....... /
Single numbered boxes, with directions, -. 25 cts
Single lettered boxes, with directicas . SO cts
Large case with OF. viaIs for planters and ply
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~ SOAPOuNpRD
hnS ~ 1S y. o Is. an
49,. sne5' = Sn = ana sIl-i
Vs. " Gtlu u NOW ne ort-i
N'I It tIS VS.. s.S..S n y, ~ when
- ~ as II! SuLSSs tnoosAnG
y ~ tl..a gtSSe MI
.tS.Al .s., .1 9usOlieltsdi
SssSsoh SttoNSs
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n AAAeA14A &AAANAa WGalG
EabliShed fact, q Standard
. proved by NIL that have
ed to with confidence In
It e recommended.
within the Inst two Year,
| hopes Of relief, Rs the
Certificates in my pos
| ted TO the temperament
Is and usedinsuch Quan
THE Bowels.
j Judgment guide you IN
, MHIGORATOR. and Il
! bldtats, Bilious attacks,
. nET1h0se- !SittRu1er Co1a-
81, Soar Stomach. RO6it.
I t7Olero, ChOieru AorJIS
ftliehce, JOunEifce. EeDl1lt
used successfully as an
! cine. 1t will cure SICK
, sands can testifS,) in
. tire Ha-gP0OHVuts are
of attack.
ing their testimony
] THE RoFTH ". tn
ND SHALLOW BOTH
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The Latest ana Most fashionable.
Dry Goods
ATNOR5 RET.OW COST


0lHE sUBsCRIpRR DESTROYS OF SELLING OFF
j his lAEEs RRd well selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Dfp8s Goods, beEs leave TO call the atten-
tlqR OF ladies' and the public generally, to the bar
galnS therein offered, from this day forward al
Suph goods will be sold strictly at. and ia some In
elAlcAs below cost, TOoupmerSte all Is impossible.
VIII however mention:
100 pieces OF Dress sink all styles at very low pTices
90 very tne BerOge Robes, worth So for $3.50,
40 0FRApdy Lawn Robes, with and IL hounees,
worth $12, for only g. Also, large assortment Of
plain, Eatln.striPed and figured Bereges- will sell
ne figured DeFeges worth 80 cts. for 25 cts yard
aud also finest quality plain Berege at . cts, Per
yard. English BeEege5 below cost Bereges for
shaWi1 At very low prices so pieces extra quality
0TgRdy Lawn worth so ctS at 25 cts, per Jard. Is
pieces or finest Challys worth so cts at IS cts per
yard Several pieces of French ChintLes worth 81 y
cts, for 25 eta, per yard
Mourning Goods.
Black Figured TWi<ted silk worth sl,oo for so etS
ayard aud Black Satin-striTed BercEe for So cts
FER yard.
Call therefore early and seeurr bargains at
ALIEN. lIEYMANsS.
Isl Main st. Wheeling Va.
P,S-Iast reeeired an invoice Of Lace Han.
tillaS which were sold at s. wiIIseil now for q
and =. JelS
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49, =, 49,,
;tT T6r,gS T-sins from, nj Ct F H.
S.IaI;a SSaS5- VI pos1o p.IT;1SaSo - w Inc
t H+I,.. tIs F,jSfi fIc;i;,ios Gr tt ,o ~
tot;on ~ pssSsnGs-s ,,,,EI,rasss5 Fr s5 I'll @
TO- IL an. ot6cS9 ra,,+s IVA 4 t'" N'l4
ExGress and Fast line nm tlrongl tn pbil,5.,,tt.
without cIaup,- Of Cars or Conductors POO
SmoEtn1 csrs nttsrJs,j 10, a. 81 t-,,,,. e.
slssniDor Csrz "a Fy1Tess and PSI Trl,;nz rTISs
ETTnress rms DaiII,. Nail and Psst line s,,,,
DAYS excCnted Three TIaiIv TrainscCnn di,ct f
Ecyr WI E,rnross onI Vast ;Dos co,,,s,1 o. nj
ti1nre ami Wastins,,%l A'' Oo'
Siv Jaiir Tr.jns hnty..e,, pbiIaJ.lrI,io ,,5 N-
-, NJ -, -. r.. -, -
3oFk. Two Daliy rams EeIMeen New YORK and
Boston Ihrongh Ilckets an Rall are g0odon either
80 nv """'e F'A'n9' "' ti''e' Ne" A"fk
mn At TIcE prS 10 r,os+o, arc c,ooJ III, N-,;,
Fall RiIer nv st1nin~+or Lines P5gos,,o ,Ssri
TO- " " = ~ ~ 7e 80 - VI
TTiCurl,rS ma, I,, ,l,+o;,.1 a, 4. ~, .r .l ;,..
4,;i3 5,;, ; =; IT. ,I ~! 49,, "a. ~ S ss1ns
o,i IN &c S1oaT,.rs m ~ STissis;i " M i
i tie % 's % N t9''lP' Va Vnio
SsS1Iz 90 ,1,,,,,,, ,,s 49,. ,,,d &c.,
~ 80 80 ~ tA tAs
quick as by any Ofher Route.
ASK POR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH
Tho cornnls,i,n of the Western con,,s,.; 20 a.,
po,s,IS.aIIj DoiI DooJ r,aI.os ,Tis ~ Va 'Hs
49, To- n 81 1gHeI1 81, sIS y 20 ,,5 a.,
1900 TXysSt anu inc
The r,,,,ec+i,,,, ~ trSris ~, tI,e p;l 1,, ma,
"a, pi,tEbTrni svoijins I'll irsys 80 S e
FREIGHT tngcter with fts "a Ti1cs ~ lime arc i VI
t & tIiI I III vi tliG, ate ufan,
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FIVE PREPARATI0NS
JOHN r. I.AKm.

Successor to Wheeler & LaliIl.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
inspection on Thursday. March 18th, a new
and we'll selected assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
NlSHING GOODS.
The patrons of the old firm, and the public in gen.
SrHl are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases as intend sell
ing Mt small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
firm. solicit continuance of the came for the new
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN. Merchant Tailor
mh2S-4wd No. 1o2 Main St, Wheeling, Va
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sANFoRD,s
FAMILY GATHARTIC PILLS,
CONPOrNDEp RRnN

F't's Is9eIabIe EEtrpets, and pet up IN CLASS CA.
SS a Afr 7I25t %nd '7!H kSsp q, ANY elineate
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PRICE ONR DOLLAR PER BoTTLE.
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LIST. MORRISON & Co..

THHoEESALE GRoCERS AND FEat,i. -. !; ~ "
w LERS. Nos. IS and 50 Main siFe-'- 60
'alc at lowest rates.
$50 hhtfS. ftfrt,, choice \. @. SEE''T
400 blls prime MOlasses. oak g ,E-=i"sS"
loo half barrels do 10
$50 bags Rio Coffee
d do Java d. -.
1n0 bbls. Baltimore and Philadeiphi' -
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College
Cor. Baltimore and charles-sts.,

EplNbED. lS0--s--.- -H.--'. -'i.4 81
Loo TED.
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N q d. q As L..
sANFORD's
Liver Invigorator,

1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM auMS
Il and has become an cstaelished fact, . Standard
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING

ERl PIt'AN> OF
THE SKIN.
This Ointment hears No resemblance 10 ANY ofler
externsl remedy Al present before the world. The
mode nj it, operation Is peculiar.
1t reactrates 10 the BASS Of the dis-ase-roes 10
its very sg'rce-and cures from the fesh beneath
To the skin the surface.
othe-alrTv-i apTIiclrionzfo-S --ofrla Sal; Rheurn
6c operate. DnyvSw' fht;s driving the srr5E- ~
WARD and Oftrn oocSioains terrible internal E.2lA-
dies.
NoRToN'S OINTMENT. on the contrs-y. throws
the poison: If the disease UFwGEn and eva-y particle
Of il IS DIscE IRGEp THROUGH TFE PoELS.
Thus the Curss it effects arr complete. N1E only
are the sores healed. the prUptInns removed. the
swelliDcs reduced hut the sEEs Of the disorder are
expelled from the flesh: consequently there can he
no relapse.
Sold in Large Bottles-Price 50 Gents.
GERRIT NORTON Chemist Proprietor. y. Y.
WHOLESALE hTPoT At
PENFoLD. PARKER & MOWERS.
Wholesale Druggists IS Beekmuu street New York
~ sold hy l.ACGHLINS BUSHFIELD. Whe+-
ling. aud s PCNDENBERG Bridgeport. mh2-1y
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/, German, blister, aud
J. II VANCE
sisRf " Nam gtEeat.
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and whyl because it Herer fuiLs to afford inEtdntq
nsOuS TclisT when given in time. II acts as If by
magic and one trial dIORc will convince you that
what say is true. Ii cnntaiua
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

81 q -
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1860.
lS00.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
RETMEEN- PIT.TSRuRGII 4 PHILADELPHIA

The Capacity of this Road is now equal to any in the
1 Country.
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iGWEEL-1az sbea,
- Spring Steal, for II
1ae
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Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been male 10y the alternative power of this medicine
1t stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus oVereornes disorders which would he sut-
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy haS long
been required by the necessities of the people aud
We are confident thai this will do for them ali that
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4 TIE NORTH R. tn
AND SHALLOW BOTH
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TRANSPORTATION.

Cleveland, Pitesburg and Wheel,
ingERail Road.
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07

Profit, 1925 after
giving one-haif to the manufacturer or
syrup at is cents and sugar at 8 cents; and
this paid for in labor at fair prices
Favorable as this calculation 10 for the
farmer, it will probably be realized next
year by those who procure good seed and do
their duty towards the crop.
Another view very favorable to the farm
er is, that ii gives employment to those who,
from infancy or old age, could do little else,
and to all, including teams, employment at
a season OF leisure. But It's chief value ia
to be found neither in the apparent profit per
acre, the remnnerative prices OF labor, nor
the time when the labor of manufacturing il
demanded but in the more important fact
that our State is thereby rendered indepen-
dent OF all others for articles OF daily con-
sumption and prime necessity, now costing
US nearly 100000 per snnum, and CON-
ssantly Increasing tax upon our productive
industry.
As to the quality Of the syrup when COM
pared with its rival, but little need be said.
| have never seen an article, save the expert
ment alluded TO, as perfectly defeated as its
reboilsd rival; but when this shall be done,
very few if any pslates will give the prefer
encs to the foreign over the domestic article.
More than 800 gallons Of the 800 manu-
featured BY me have already entered the
market. The favor with which it has been
received, in its imperfect state, warrants me
in the conclusion that when properly made
ii will not only take the place Of ito rival in
Town, but enter che markets Of the lover
Mississippi. FRANK BALLINGER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07

GT"Morris, Of Illinois, talked pretty
well, the other day. said friend who sat
at our table day or two ago. IL was true.
But he votes right along for the candidates
of the Administration he denounces. His
independence only extends to words, not
acts. The Democratic leaders don't care
much how he talks, if be only votes right
And be not only votes right now, but he will
talk right, by and by, as he becomes little
more thoroughly "subdued" by the Pro-
Slavery leaders who run the Democratic
smachine" now-a-days.
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$778 90
630 SIS

= 0aorss,~ net profit, $l47 45
My poor land Is asres) produced CTS gal
Ions, or 1876 gal. per acre, Of syrup, boiled
to $40 deg. Farenheit--juice ranging from
LIS to 18 deg. Baume.
One acre Of good land, cultivated by 9
tenant, produced 125 gallons--juice ranging
from Is to 16 deg. Baume. This land was
badly planted and poorly cultivated.
One and half acres, raised by B. Fl.
Ohler, produced 81 gal, Soil good, but
shaded by trees. juice ranged from TO is
Baume.
Half an acre, raised by Jesse Nicholson,
produced 30 gallons. Seeds mixed with
broom-corn.
H. H. Wilson brought to the mill q few
wagon loads Of oane--seeds mixed with
bro ON corn-product 28gal.
Mr.. Wooster brought small load OF cane
seeds 10 mixed that some canes were taste
less--product gal.
Finished boiling first Of Novsmber--en-
gagged at intervals for weeks. No change
in the quantity or quality OF the juice Was
noticed as depending on time. Several frosts
fell during the work. The cane was al
lowed to stand until wanted at the mill.
Ii contracts were made in every neighbor.
hood to induce some one to manufacture the
cane Of the rest for ono half, profit, ii 10
believed, would result to both parties, q
great saving to the country, and q step made
in the right direction.
Suppose farmer chooses to supply him
self with SO gallons OF syrup and lbs lbs. Of
sugar let him plant one acre, and the cost
will be as follows:
Rent for acre of land, $500
Breaking, planting and cultivating the
| same, 400
Pulling 500 bundles fodder, Is days), 3.75
Cutting and topping, e days), 2.25
Hauling to mill miles, II loads, 800
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OIL o Democratic state Convention.
GnIrnuua Ian

The Democratic State Convention, to ap-
point four delegates at large to the National
Convention at Charleston, met here to. day.
A large number we're present. Hon. w. B.
Woods, OF Licking county, presided. There
were, also, one Vice President from each
Congressional District. Resolutions were
adopted by large majorities, declaring Ste.
phen A. Douglas the favorite OF the Ohio
Democracy for the Presidency, and instruct
ing delegates from Ohio to cast the entire
vote for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07

Insurance! Insurance Insurance
DOLICIRS on Stores. Dwellings, Msrchspdise
/ Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Furniture, and all insu-
rable property, issued 1T the lowest rates in the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $4O0 200.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $l50, 900. :.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $685.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
This Agency always pays its losses promptly
CASE.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured ct .
v1RY MODERATE PkEAHUn, for ono, three or i've
years. Calland learn the rates.
WIN. ~. DELkNAR, Art,
Jan2dlm 6eocnd-st., near Main.
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only n Christmas FroIic.
PHILADELPHIA, De,

FHILADELPHTA, Dec. II.
An evening paper says that several stu-
dents who left Jefferson College for Rich
mond have returned and resumed their stud
les here, stating that they only Joined the
stampede for Christmas frolic.
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MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CON
CAPITAL 100000.
HGovv 0oods 6or the Iadios.

MISS A. KING returns many thanks .
1vl to the Ladies for their past patronage,
and hopes TO receive continuanco Of the i
same. She has returned with . large stock of
nets Of the latest styles, Blond Lace, nne French
Embroidery, selected with taste; Lace VAils, Kid
Gloves, Gauntletts, SILK and WOODEN Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, select Cd with taste, 10.
Ladies are invited to call. Store south side Of
MAin-st., between q and Sd.
Sant17-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07

WAsHrNCTos Ian. <

WARRINGTON, Jan. D.
The Mexican treaty Was to-day sent to the
Senate, where, after Cabinet Conference
on the subject, it was referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations. This commit
tee is at present constituted and will report
it back fayorablY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07
Egyptian Antiquities.

The Bulletin de L Institut Egyptian states
that Nj. Marietta lately found near mummy
discovered Mt Thebes, various curious arti-
c.cs, -1cass. -hh.ch waIa these. Ten gold
bracelets for the legs; two other bracelets
formed Of pearls put on gold threads, anoth-
er OF gold, we'll executed, bearing mythology
ical symbols; q gold diadem ornamented with
mosalcs and surmounted by two sphynxes !;
mirror with gold ornaments; a figure Of q
king standing in boat, with two divinitics
pouring water on his head and two birds fly-
ing above him a figure Of boat in gold,
containing ten silver figures Of sailors row.
ing, and one Of person singing at the prov;
q poignard with gold scabbard, the blade
being the finest specimen Of Egyptian work
manship yet discovered, and containing en-.
crusted 10 il piece Of bronze, on which are
various ornaments and hieroglyphics and
Ratchet, the blade of which Is in gold, and
the handle in wood ornamented with gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07

ca The number of fires which have oc-
Cured during the last year, 10 the whole
couHtry, where the loss amounted to SIC, 900
or upwards, was l0S; the aggregate loss was
$l6,05S, 900; lives lost, 81.
The number of railroad accidents during
the same time was 10; total killed, l29 to.
tai wounded, Ali; slight Improvement on
the previous year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07

CT Tuesday next is the day for holding
the National Democratic State Convention
In Illinois. Thus two sets of Delegates will
be regularly accredited from the Sucker
State. Either the National Delegates or
both the National and Douglas Delegates
will doubtless be admitted, and in the best
aspect of the case for Douglas, the votes OF
sssfriends from his own State will be nuli-
fed, for there is no human probability Of
the Douglas Delegates being admitted 10 the
exclusion Of the Nationals.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ELOCUTIONARY ENTERTAINMENT
H. n. Bci1ing's Elocusisnary Glass
MILL give public entertainment this fSatur-
w day. evening, ut Concert Hall. The Hall
win be appropriately fitted up for the OCCASION and
everything arranged for the comfort a. we'll al the
entertainment Of the audience.
Doors open at 81. Exercises to commences at
o'clock precisely. k8
Admission Is cents. Tickets be had ct the Book
Stores and Literary Depot.
Jan. I, BO-dlt
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GT Thirty six persons-Rev. John g. Fee
and associates-have been expelled from
Berea, Madison county, Kentucky, on account
of the Anti-Slavery sentiments which they
were known to entertain. After they had
been warned TO leave, they appealed to Gov.
Magotin to be protected in their rights, but
he declined their request,---of course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07
SAMUEL BoECHToL, 1t a.,

SAMUEL BOECHTOL, ct a..
%.
HARRIET BEIVKLY, ct al.
QY virtue Of an order Of the District Court OF
- Lee County, lows, In the foregoing case Of
the September term, 1868, ct Ksoknk, tks snder-
signed, majority OF the Commissioners appointed
BY the Court tths other being ABSENT, viii on the
10Th day Of February, 1850, between the hours Of
Court House In the City OF keokuk, ssll to the
highest bidder, Lots Nos TIRES ts) and sixtssn Ie)
In block No three ts), In the town Of West Point.
Ice county, lows.
Terms cash. deed viii be executed to the
purchaser.
s ii Il s1sP REox;1Es. Commissioner
Dec. -, 1855 janTdIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07

the DEs MogFEs VALLEY Vine is published
every Monday at this ofce is one of the Oldest pa
pers lin Iowa. and has widely extended circnla-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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nrThe New York Tribune and Hara,s

HTThe New York Tribune and Herald
have had controversy on the subject Of the
so.called incendiary matters that they pub.
iish In their columns. The statements and
counter statements that have been published,
reach THIS singular state of affairs, that the
herald receives less patronage from the
South than the Tribune does.
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RAILROAD,
OPEN TO FORr MADISON.
ONLY ONE DAILY TRAIN.


LSROM AND AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. bth,
l. and until further notice, only one train will
be run each way, ~ follows:
viii leave Keokuk ct 1880 o 'clock a. m and srrive
1T Fort Madison at o. m.
Will leave Fort Madison at 2:3O p. m, and arrive
al Keokuk ut 600 p. m.
The 1880 o'clock a. m train from keokuk connects
Fort Madison with first class Post Coaches OF the
Western Stage Co., making sure connections At
Burlington with evening trains East and West.
~ Pare by this route as LOW AS THE LOW
KST, and passengers subjected to ~ few changes
ny any other route.-
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro-
cured to all the principal places East, West and
positc the Billings House, Main-st., Ksokuk.
B. w. DAVIS, Sup't.
Jan. 4. go div
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ako. O. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER RAHcLAY
ESTABLISHED IN is46.]
BANKING HOUSE OF
q Il q R G C. A d II H1 . n Il q q.
7 HAVE thisday admitted ~ = partner in the
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The buai-
ness, hereafter, Willie conducted under the frm
andstyle OF
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oldsst1 in Iowa, the new arm solicits sontin-
uance Of former patronageso literally extended TO
the senior partner.
They win make eollections and remit, lass Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly BY senior part
ner,vis
R.vnxnHcIs
Park Bank, N. X.
Winslov, Lanicr Co., Bank sYs,N.Y
Edward w. Clark 4 CO., PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Bosten.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman 3 0elpske, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Dsposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer d Kahm, Bankers,
Gilmore d Brothsrton g Cinsinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., - Leuisyflls.
State Savings Institution ;0t. Louis.
Keokuk Jan. IS. GRO. C. ANDERSON
jAn6d