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NOR DEAUTIFYING AND IMPROVING
II THE HAIR.-I have received the following a-
vorite articles wiz
MRS. ALIENS RESTORER AND ZYLABALSAMUM,
WOODS AND EZEkIALS RESTORER,
,BURNETT'S COCAINE AND COCIN.
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL,
LOVES AND PIVER'S P0MADES,
DEMERSON, PETIT 4 CO., HYGIENIQUE S0CIETE,
AND M0NPELAS PUMADES,
TRICOPAERoUS, KATHAIRON,
ESSENCE BAY LEAVES,
SAYNE'S HAIR TONIC,
PHILECoME, and
PESCUDS HAIR TONIC.
Also the most approved HAIR DYES known in this
country.
For sale at
PESCUDs DRUG STORE.
Raleigh May Is, 1860 A-h
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N. C. INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF &
- DUMR AND THE BLIND.

TlHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
u will commence ON the first MONDAY in September.
The completion Of the new buildings will enable
receive larger number of pupils and afford much better
accommodation than heretofo Pupils should be prompt
in their attendance at the of the session
Communications in regard to the admission of pupils
should be addressed to
July 20, 1860. 5s~lm
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"a ARA CIGARS--EMBRACING THE
eDOsUUU choicest brunds-of various sizes.
For sale by
p F. PESCUD.
Raleigh May Is, 1860. 4O-tf
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Ars sisiEHa SO -rs s1f"' .slS Size
afo1 p. iH 70 -..5 ......i
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DILES, FISTULA, STRUCTURES, CAM
GERS, Ulcers, Tuners, Scrofua and all other Diseases
of the Skin, cured BY the of Dr. Clopton remedies
Pamphlets, containing testimonials of the highest char
acter, forwarded to any that may wish them.
Persons wishing to test the wonderful efficacy OF DR..
Coptons Remedies must correctly describe their disease
giving all the particulars from its commencement loca
lion, extent, &c" Medicines sent by mail
J. A. CL0PT0N, M. ID,
~ Huntsville, Ala.
January "a $780, >ss lily. 2
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS,

THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
-. WILSON, N. c.,
BY Mr. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
Aided by q Corps of Ten Assistant Teachers.
HNHE FALL TERM COMMENCES ON THURSDAY
the 18th of July. For Catalogue address the Prin
ciPal- - 80 ID. s. RICHARDSON.
JUDE III iooo. 49-2m
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SPRING MATTRASS.

IAN NOW MANUFACTURING A SUPERIOR
- SPRING MATTRASS, to which call the attention of
the public The NERVOUSNESS of this elastic couch and
the Of its arrangement well the low price
HoBsekeepers generally. - - :
: Call and examine them at wATSON'S Upholstery Es
Establishment, Raleigh, near the Market House
July g. 1860. 54-tf
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EMMONS, GEOLOGY.

M use of Colleges and Academies; By Ebenezer En-
MONS State Geologist of North Caroline Late State &c
ologist of New York Professor of Natural History and
Geology in William College; Corresponding Member Of
the Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia &C. &c.
--sf For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, N. c.. March 9. 1850. 20-h
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AJEW & CHOICE EXTRACTS AND PER-
~ fumery also gross of that Glycerne Soap which
is such general favore with all who have tried aud
which is selling rapidly, because is the most emoen
elegantly perumed largest cake for the price sold
in this market.
PEsCUDs DRUG STORE.
RaleIgh May 1s, 1860. 4C-tf
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HEARD TIMES NO MORE.-ANY LADY OR
IL Genteman in the United States possessing from So
to 81 can enter into easy and respectable business by
which from IS to $40 per day Be realized For par
ticulars, address with stamp.)
W. r. ACTON CO.,
Al North Sixth Street, Philadelphia,
February 2S, 1860. l7-6mos.
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P. F. PESCUD.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

MS RECEIVING ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF MED
icines Paints Oils Dye tufts. Perfumery Extracts
and Spices for flavoring. Brandy, Wine Old Bourbon
Whiskey Porter and Ale, Cigars and Tobacco, Soaps,
Starch other articles in his lnethe purity of which
guarantied-und prices and terms to suit the-closest
buyers.
orders from town and couutry,thankfuy received and
promptly executed in the neatest style
Raleigh, May Is, 1850. 40-u
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1850!
TURNER'S NORTH-CAROLINA ALMA
IL MAC, for the year of our Lord 1860. Published
and sold wholesale and retail, by
- ~ - H. d. TURNER,
At the North.Carolina Book Store
Raleigh, Oct. 81. 1853. 1s-
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SWAIN,S Observation-Disclosures.

Raleigh, Aug. 10, 1859. kz-.F 72-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
ArRAID o. PoIsos.-The Phil.d.lph;

ArRAID o. PoIsos.-Ths Philadslphis
Pr". Douglas organ, says:
No true friend Of Douglas in pennsvlv..
ma, "r elsewhere, can touch an e,ectorsl
ticket which contains upon Ii the single name
OF Breckenridge Disunionist. Even On.
Gus OF the twenty seven electors would din.
grsoe Douglss ticket, precisely % sin L.
drop OF subtle poison thrown into . roblet
OF pure and crystal water might render ths
whole q deathly potion.
Who Llss7-Ben. M. Samuels msde :
speech recently as Faneuil Hall. N .hs anti
slavery Democrats Of Massachusetts,. IN IN
course OF which he said
"Under Democratic rule, q large amnnn,
OF slave territory has become free, and moi
. foot OF free territory has over become
slave.o
Mr.. Douglas, in his last speech delivered
In the Senate, said:
iss part OF the history OF the 40,
that under this doetrins of non ;n,,r- intry
this doctrine that You delight 10 . 'sn''on'
ter Sovereignty. the people al All Hqnat
have introduced and project !. nes mexico y
whole OF tina. t"rritory.~ :" - ,.ss ~ W me
ne sire Of the State ~, " VI me rms.
this doctrine. alsssv ~ ~ ax undes
the Rio IrAaas - -. a.. - 1 n',s. '1.m
~ a.'h .eo zine Of thu Republic on Mcgee
Az Az, '"'s = 20 So dag. 80 min, but IN to SO
So. ivtNo YpU Dx0Rxs AND 4 uALr noaE
foar THAN You svEs cLA,sED."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
La.er frsm Eursp..

Bv the steamers CannAught and Africa,
dates 60 the iith are received.
la England the weather was nne, and
breadstuffs were lower. Flour declined Id,
and wheat to "a.
The Prince Oh Wales embarked on the IIe-
TO at Plymouth, for Canada, on the Oh inst,
and sailed u 8 O'Clock on the morning OF
the 10Th. The channel feet aooomp anied
him as for as Cape Clear.
Nothing further was known ~ to Garibal-
di's 10 hove ment against Messina. There wers
reports OF fighting near Messina but they
lacked confirmation. The proclamation Of .
new Constitution was received with ind q,
ence at Naples. The royal fosses for the
defsoos Of Messins we're computed q q. O00
men.
The Papsl Govsrnnent bad released the
political prisoners in the RomagnA.
France had noticed che Tuskish 0ovsrn-
ment of their intention jointly Y irh her
powers to stop tho massacre OF the Chris.
tians In Syria.
The Bombay mail Of the 7th Of June had
reached England. Lord Elgin and Baron
Gros had Quilted Collie for China. Ninety
boxee OF specie from the wreck Of the Msla
bar had been recovered.
NAPLEs AND SIcILY.-No movements are
reported either in Sicily or on the main lsud.
Gnribaldi, in . letter to the Italian Connit
tee in London, points out the urgent need be
has for = aotiIlA. aod suggests shat they
might possibly procure for him ooupls Of
steamers, armed with Armstrong game. Tbs
state If siege at Naples had been raised
The Constitution Of l848 il proclaimed, and
the press laws OF l848 and 40 are re- ssab
lished. The Chambers are oonvoked for the
6rst OF September, and the National Guard
was Professionally rs-established.
Naples 10 tranquil.
II 10 asserted that the most violent pres.
sure vas being exercised by Napoleon on
both the Courts OF Naples and Turin for the
enforcement Of confederation equally re-.
pugnant to each. The Opinione, Of Turin,
says such an alliance 10 nadsisabis.
The Independence Beige saws that Pied.
mont bad placed conditions on the accept.
ance OF the alliance; which are equivalent
| to refusal.
! The Sicilian loan for As 900 DOOR was 81.
most concluded. Ii would be issued at S.
and it isto be Reimbursed In fifteen Years by
annual drawings. There we're 1900 volun.
| teers ct Genoa, ready TO leave for Sicily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

CIvfL WAs IN SYaiA. The York Post ha.
letter from Beirut, detailing the horrors OF
civil sar nos raging in Syria. The Dru.
-. aided by the Turks. Moslems, Arabs ami
u theirs, have simultaneously attacked and
mns~acred the naiise Christians. Their vii
AAx~s have been burned, and every violence
that barbsYism could invent has been visited
npon them. IL appesrs that the war is tho
result or long and violent an,mosity, and
shat unless INTERRUPTED IL will be one of IL
oirmostion % oac party or the other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
TIE Pacific Rvtlveaa-..Uts lssue.

The Pacific RrtIvoaa-..Ils Issue.
The Journal, which used to snser ut the
Cs0srsl Pacific Railroad, nov admits the
importance Of the Pacific Railroad to the in
terest Of Iowa, bat contends that Cole is
more competent than Curtis TO advocate the
bill and get il through Congress.
PassinE over, for the present, the very
clever Efforts Of the Journal to excite rr. ju-
dices aeainst Col. Curtis by false statements
and unfounded insinuations, We would Jus,
direct the candid attention OF the people OF
the District to the issue the journal makes.
Cole, it says, can do more to secure US the
Pacific Railroad than ii il possible for Col.
Carts TO do.
Curtis IL gentlemen OF considerable age
and experience, has been ia public life for
many years, and 10 Familiarity acquainted
With the leauing men 10 oil departments OF
the public service. He has served in the
army, and has been regarded for many year.
ss one Of the very best Civil Eoeineers of tn,
eoansry. He went into Congress With thi.
fepasstion, which, with his gentlemanly
bearing, bis fne social qualities, and hi.
intimate scquain'sn with the entire rail.
road systens Of the country, and everyth thing
bearing on the Pacific Railroad, secured hi.
appointment as chairmAa OF that committee
Col. Carts has the entire respect aud conf
dence OF the majority Of the House Of Rep
ressotstives, and 10 personally popular with
the minority.
On the other hand, to say the very mos
that can be said for Cole, be is comparative
~ young mar, without experience 10 pub
hc adairs, without reputation outside OF hi,
District, with no general acquainta nee or in
dnence with public men, and the member Of
fraction of party which constitutes but
Corporate buard in the House Of Represen
tstives, and will probably have only Ire lea
Der and champion, the doughty Douglas, il
the Senate, after the fourth of March.
The mere statement of the case is suffcien
exhibition OF the absurdity of the posisio.
OF the Journal. The idea that an unknown
man, young lawyer with no knowledge o
railroads, aod without acquaiDtances in Con
Eress, can 60 to Washington and by force o
! his stump oratory, withou, q party of an,
strength 20 back him, could carry the Pacif
Railroad bill through Congress With rush
10 one Ct the most patent hambugs Of tn
season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

q There are many Pennsylvania,
In Iowa Who will be rejoiced to learn
shat Hon. John Hickman, he anti Lasomp.
ton Democratic member from Penn.y lvanis,
whose fearless and honest course ia Congress
Won him universal admiration, is out strong
ly Tor Lincoln. lie could not stand the
trucking Of Douglas and bis friends to the
slsvsholders, Douglas boast OF increasing
The ases. OF slavery, and the bred SCOT,
plank OF the platform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

q Ihompson's Bank Reporter of th.
10th, says there 10 much speculation in Wes.
tern railroad shares. and prices have ad-
vanced in week from to per ct. The
buoysncy extended 10 New York Central
Erie, Reading, Harlem preferred, and other-
Of local stocks, but there was less elasticity
10 these than in the Western shares.
The main argument 10 support OF the ad.
vance il 10 the good oreps OF the West and
Middle States. IL is almost certain, new,
That agricultural surplo. for EXPORT will ex-
coed 10 amount any former period, and IL i,
quite eersain that fair, though not famine,
prices will bsreelised. The West and North
West can see good time coming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

rAS'r STAND THE GEsH.ss.- Lew. Camp
bell spffs upon the Republican platform, be-
ssa.s OF the plank in favor Of the rights Of
fos eigpers.
The Democratic leaders are delighted OF
sourse, with the am Al xamation Of such ram
pant Kno~ Nothings a. be. 81 Pity that he
dsinks: for - sr-y c.-ss a.1s 20 30 something
worse than "spit on the PLATFORM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
From ashtnEsoM.
WARRINGTON. .JuIv 10

u. K Paneborn OF the Boston Atlas and
Bee, TO day assumed entire control Of the
II use printing, financially and otherwise,
by authority OF Mr.. Ford, the House Print
rr, whose III health compes him to tempo
rarily absnd N all business and seek medical
aid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

IEDGrxSpEEr.-O Our old Democratic friends
Shepherds, OF the keosauqua keps, denoan-
- The Breckinridgers ~ disorg trai.
sters and secessicnists. They show the grit
~ independence, for in thus boarding The
|0lkce holders. sbey risk the post ofbce spoils
0kieh nov help to butter their bread.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

ANOTHER NEw FEATURE IN rns Muspxs
CAsE.-Lass Saturday, Mr.. Willie, tbs hue
band OF the murdered woman and lathsr OF
she Two children and vho the living boy sajd
Kaphart had poisoned, arrived n sOvn . III
letter from Me-. n. p. Chapnan, Or Waeh.
ineson, TO the citizens Of sbis place.
This was . very ubsxpsossd arrival, q
most Of our cisiseas were Of the opinion that
Kephart had killed him.
lie shows q soar on his forehead where
Ksphart had hit him With pistol, after sew /.
oral unsuccessful sttempts 70 shoot him.
Willis took the ox2osd to Kephsrs and came
near p"t,ng an end 10 HE existence.
Mr.. Willis looks to Be man OF sbout q
or 43 years Of age, 10 some crippled, and bss
very near lost the power OF speech. lie
states that the money found 10 ,hs wagon
belonged 70 him. lie 10 nov at Mr.. Smith's
visiting the living boy, near whore Kephar.
Was hung.
This puts q1iefus on the story OF Mrs.
Coleman, tho lady who WAS here last wsel
and claimed the children. We undergo -
however, that she has written to IT,. D.
Mr. Hardy, and says sbs has .,..,t go
that the children are not .ssrs. O.;,. J
number Of our citissns think she - a. 4,
poster. Every day brings some ,h;cr n. !,
and i would have been much betlsr II ~.
nsrs had hssn allowed TO live, and he vonI,
probably hs7e developed some ipterss.n~
'so's.-lfair6sld Jedsrsonian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
Letter from Kew 80,

uu NEw YoRx, July 10.
hey west a".sices state that ths ship Gas
"',ah' se'.. oot by the Colonization Society,
.-"ed June 30th for Cape Mt, Africa, with
5U0 captured negroes. The South Shore had
1853 on board, and would sail soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
=. ,. fem DYox,
General Insurance Agent,
OOH. % AND MAIN-STE.,

LSURE e, LA y. MsvER AND LlrE IN
L SURAN0E promptly attended TO st thu, Once
Better and mors fnpEnAirY can BE- gvev NJ thi,
Agency than any other In this city, and ess trosbs
after q ioss.
Elmo Ins Co., Of Hayt5ord, Conn, ta.IS< ZOE
Home Lawrence Cempsny. Of ke0 Yor&, llA1 .aa~
North American In { o., Hartfovt, rtW~ 500 eos
rHy FIRE laurence Co., 81 Ns~ Have~, 17e y bs
Phemsr Fsvs isss' sScs Co., Of Kss rosl. 5eo .ee>
Leytlsyd ffrs Inss'a~ee Co., Ns~ fsk. 81 90
comnseficsf Asfssi .s H. Co.. Hsvtfssd, s,ses,t 3s
DIV. J. " Bosp Medical Rxaminsr.
~ W. GnIFFITA 10 authorised to rscsivs
applications far all Abovs Companies.
- Bailiings. Asrchandiss, Min, Factories,
He.sshold FurLitsrs and dwellings insured a =
low rates - ether tompaniss uho pay thsif ieasss
II. b TEN-RYCk, Agent,
Once corner ID and MsiI sts., Ksok uk, Iowa.
July I, dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

u Douglas il no longer pro ,hes e. the
Dsmoorapc party, AMI shy p j will .bs no
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
Ratification Meeting.

O0DINsBUR0, Jaly 10.
The largest and moot successful mass
meeting held here since 1852, was hsid last
evening, to ratify the nomination OF Douglas
and johnson. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

A BIr OF Il,sroRr.- In Hough's History oil
Lewis County, New Yorx, We 6od she fol.
lowing:
The Lswis Democrat was begun bv L.
Grand Byiugtoo, Ms rch rs, 1884, and vas
published one year IL supported the Wing
party, and advocated Stewards claims as 4
candidate for Governor lie et-
tor has since figured in the Ohio Legislature,
a1d now resides at Iowa City,"
Jast think Of Byington having supported
an . irrepressible conflict Additional like
Seward for the Office If vernon. Bying-
ton d,'n't talk now days much like an Alb.
olitioIist.-[lowa Oily Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legal Nrtics.


To Cyrus Kinsey Anna 8. Brsshcr. Frederick Brs-
sher, sar h Brasher, Il. q. hsAshcr, Rufas Wiisey,
h. III. Moore John A. ncKenny, BENZ Barton,
Hreen X 'skne:
yrstU and ca h of you nre barely notified thAt
II she; ia NV on fle in the odcs u the cierk Of
the Dis ri.t Court Of Lee ,un,y, va At ksokuk,
a te ition of Hirarn Barney claiming OF yon Cyrus
Kinsey the sum of twenty -sevsn nun thirty
seven ana 50 100 dollars - money due on two
sDertgage made BY you to Charles Mason and sanse
assi gned to said barney, dated Dec mbsr ~, 1870
Also claiming asAiast each Of you tas foreclosure
81 said mortgaEs. the same esing upon ~, Z -
Block in Mason 3 Upper Addisionso keoknk Lac
usunty, Iowa, for the purcha . money; and further
sskiae for the sale Of said premises the appoint
msas0f rscslv1, md general relief.
And unlsss you appear sod aaswss said petition
On On bsfses tie morning ~ the ssesad day A tbs
nsxs tern of said cssTt, - com0soes o keskuk
On the arst Msaaay q 5spssWbsr, 4. D. 1859,
dsfnnH will ~ antssaa agDlose yoas he Rsettso
tuksa - ~ yoa sAa1ssA, an1 dssrss rrndsfsd
NOBLE = STRONG,
Jaly Is, Isse-i~ PitFs Atty's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

CT A telegraph dispatch TO the Daily
News states that AIexandrr Stephens, OF Ga.
announces his intention OF taking the stuv !.
forthwith on behalf of Douglas. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
The Republican Parsy---Its Origin
Necessity and Pexmanence.

ASpcerh by Charles sumner, be-
fare aAe Xou.g MEAS Republican
r0aoa 81 New York. at the Cooper
Institute, JuIy a. 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
Axk4sU SOsA's HALE.

AA8AOGObA'S AAaGs
nN Meaday, - 18th d-y OF August 1867, !
~ will oGsf at public sale (unless sold at private
ssie FORE Mid datsl, Ut ths corner Of Main and
"a streets, keykuk, Iowa. tbs following described
seai ~ssats ID he city Of ks0hst, Lee Couaty
iowa, belonging 70 the estste 1t Jaass Tasker,
deccasei viz: Eoz three ~ and tour ~ IN block
1l3 .oss 10 aad II In ock ~ and IT l0ss ~. Z
and II in baoek 49, being A6a fest On lst street and
$50 feat IN Timsa str~st
Terms made known ON day Of sals-
J. W. OGDEN,
July IL 1850 dd Executor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23
DAY 4 BIG,
Wholesale GrOccrS,
NO. tO5 mAIN.ST..
KROK U K ,........ IOWA,

hAoh ~
A RE in receipt on
"A "a hbis ealing nd cooking Apples,
iraiE New Ds les,
~ 3bbls. White Fish
bo coils incn lan,lla Rope,
80
so uo9 Manifl 4 and Temp Bed-c,rds
10 Don light tsnar Is igafe.
Is 600 iiav nna o.
cero,ns sis dras INDIGO,
~ bxs eatruc Lugwood,
20 che Is hne TO extr. tue Imperial Tea,
10 . :" !" Young IL 5 son,
TO g "a H OulOnQ.
100 reams lie tier Paper,
rs do Fo lsRp !"
rs do No re !"
n, 900 Envelopes hes dee large stock Of the va
rtou. articles u groceries, which We frr nj tho
lowest possible fgars and y II reoei n pa msnt
such ARTICLES Of roduse ~ will preserve their
II trarsportati0,n.
Juls1Sd
| n 1N0LDH In, al sis.s !. ....S,
a 1g1 A.W. WkoUo0xI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

ALBANY, Jolly IT..
Immense excitement was created to uay
nv the appearance Of iIeenan and his trainer.
Mcdonald, in the streets. great oro~d of
CROP haired and broken nosed citizens gath
cred around every saloop which the celpbri-
ties visited, and the air was vocal with shouts
for the Champion OF the World.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

NOT1CR.
NOTICE 10 hereby givsa that Wa. Plstt has D.
IN interest vhAtsvsr In the Coal bssinsss carries
on ~ VI, and that any pretended right that b
and dstriusnt 70 NJ. W. will not BE- rsspsssibl
for his contracts, or recognise him In the Dusines
In any manner shatsver. X. T. PLATT Co.
July Al. 1850 dot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-23

a a5l NV. Mxs1oDxg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27
=. aana4ns4 -. = :, ! .sezse,.ru.rNs. -

5 @. Sghs Is she nonaines Of she Republi.
aamn GanvensS@na F
. a. ne MlsAofs all-splfsksr.
@. What are his political siswsf
|, n Sc roWed Aat- hoaE down the Wa
bash4
q. What qaallasaaisns does be possess
for fhe PrsSiaeaeyf
A. he kept gFseey swsnsy-ave yearI
d Why d ysa srpssa psopls. . VOC
for hina9
i. ns wAs Ssasea Sy Dpaglas Tor IL
q. 8. Senate.
q. What parsseuIaE olaias haa he uper
de ola-lans WkigsY N
a. He was 10 Arst man so fossakl
.HsnRy Clay ana rsoazasnssdad sAs nazl
ihation oE TayIoE.
q. Why shoald naauaaaissd eiaassHi
Y0ta fcg him
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