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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
From the Now Orleans Pieayuue 2sth ult,
vrTTTHG NEWS FROas KgmxECC

GNCAT1RG NEWS FhoA 4AAACU.
The American Gchoonsr, Emily Keith Capt.
lockwood, arrived ct the Southwest pass
yesterday msrning and is on her way MP to
tgs city. She left Vere Otuz on the e-sn,ns
% the l4th inst aud hring4 tb"ty six h9ar'
later neWs from that city. l'is Of most
iuaer.aa. and oyei6pa nature.
Gyaers, luranou couplotsl ui- oa'srI rr
the Medano del Perro the mora y the Z 9
the same daY the prize steamers lsit f. o.o
sisted 81 some twenty guns Of large cshbre,
ana was about two miles and a half from the
city. 1t was rejected by the usual earth
works, and bags Of sand from the hill on
which the battery stands.
On the 18Th little after mid day the enc
my opened fire on tho ouy. Many of The
,hells at first fell short, but a. the da, prt
gresssd all reached their destiusriau BE-
very little damage Was deas however 10 tne
city. TIE raw hides spread on the root gro
tsstej the houses, Rhilo in the streets h.
shslls we're intercepted BY barrieades Of s-ud
bags. The batteries were worked with great
energy and skill. And iurigg ali Day sui
the greater part Of the following night sts
oombardhsnt was kept up insesszntly Ia
fiog was also retained with spirit from thc
city, aud the whole range of sand forts o5E,-
prisirg the outer line Of WORKS. The dam
age done TO the enemy battery and sac other
works on tbesand hills is not oosutally kaowu
It is believed 70 have been great. The new
long range Q.ssa B,ss from the newly erect
no sand fort, between the barracks aud Gem
e.e,y ,i,a ps5tisp's- ezg=e;;os
Before ihs bomoardment commenced tho
detachment OF troops sent by Miramou 50
Alvarado, were recalled TO take part in .
assault in case a breach was nude They mnds
their appearance before the city the morning
If the l4ih, just after the hripg had ses-,o
Ia the mean time detaohnsnt of troops from
the Lihersl aruy he'd been syu. out ide The
city 20 intercept them Tha, met ,oms dis
tancs 70 The south OF ttu c msJsry. gheu
spirited engagement took - aee, io wpioa the
advancing enemy vas e-mp y r5uted and
drivss back NO Juuouga wl'a 'ba ma.n sray
ezcep, by indiUaua. ius i7es We made -
rlis -ugas.men ,ooe plaoep.t7 .aI. hour
100 usruug u ramon .5ou a"ol cont O.
f,E Of truce ia-o tne city, asking ID aspen.
-lau hosthues This va, granted on the
spoL
Miramon saosequsntly sent ia pfapos.i
for "A military conference This was also
accepted on the spot, aud ii m mhers nslsd
They consisted of the principle officers Of both
aTmiss, and the Representatives Of the forsiga
powers at Vera Cruz. fhe conference met me
evening" Of the same day, the propositions of
Niramon received snd finally taken inro cen
sideratioE The stature Of The propositions is
not known, nor had the result Of the confer
On ss transrired, whep As ERly Rsith sailed
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
LArEa FRoM rae RIo enAxnn.

NEW ORLEANS, March o.
Alyiees from B-ownsviue to the 23d inst
furnish the following important inlslligeuce
Outbe l6 D. ius., 'U0 companies ofRaDgers,
under the command of Capt Ford and two
conpauie, ofU $ oae-ry, undel Capr stone-
mao asased R.o Graude into Mexico, ia
sa a Cutuu., VINO has returned to the
FrsaG.D
lIs troops aPproaOhed lhs Mexican Snnamp.
msut at night, drove a the picket, ana took
tirly persons, who claimed that thsy belong
u TO q body Of Mszissu Natssal Guards. ulso
ia search Of Cortinss. The next moruinE o.
large Mexican force appeared anu claimed the
prisoners - part o. their guard II was
afterwards sscertsiasi that these forces had
been watching the movements Of the American 6
and that Corrina- was with them aud had o.
ospsi at the fret alarm.
Our troops rrmlin ee-smpei on the Meri
can side. above BroWnsdlIe, determined 10
capture { rdo,-, Mi HcinI'sman, Of tba
Army, his ..a. them d reinforcgnont Of two
piess- - Erul.rg
m huroh ops T--osooa expected on the
RI c.. 10
.s ,port hat u. f..s.s a.. my I'D
Ar. -'.sI ;uto HsIiso,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that fealed FropO-a.s will ha
received a. rhe office ut the County tlerg OF Ikuts
UOunt at OAK ufa NtY, until the &, day Of February
ae1t uaul uCf of said Gay, Ion the 0rerrcn Of u
Brlr, C0ur, U0Uss Tor sGil LouIty rt ba-ot1 CITY.
The plan aud spehrRious for -ril building eau ia
seen ri tn Office of the D1untI CLERK
Bidders will be required T. state iu their proposals.
The earliest time a. which they VIII complete said
huildtng the time not % eEoer. Two yeufh nom the
sstt Isl dag OF February, 70. loo
Compensation for ssia work 90 be 10 County order-
and one Thousand Dollars In Individual subscription
and Forty Lots a. said DEEota CITY.
Bidders will also state how lud At what times th. ~
desira said compensation.
The Commissioner OF SAID County Ia awarding %
ecu Eact, above, the rsut OF alAlns tuch
terms and conditions 20 such contract NO they may
aesiu necessary o. s-cure prompt compliance mere
"a not incOnsstant with the terms Of ths notice,
The time Of the completion Of aid contract ana the
tsrms pay msut proposed By hddeTs, vii Dc ressId
% b. awarding contract.
b order Of the County C0tnmfsloaers
JAMES ". VIRTUE,
County CLERK,
psfafs Cftr Yen ssh SEQ
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Nav OnlrAas, Morod n

NhH OhNAAAof Nt'eh Al
The schooner Virginia Antoingstc has trri
vsd below with Vera Cruz adsiOes to the eve
u.ug Of The 18th inst, ore day later. The
military conference vaich was mentioned y
ca, iast arrival es having met, amourtyi to
nothing The somuariment was reoomnen-
gyd - Mir.mon on The morning Of the l5ta
with redeubled enc gy, and tho shot and she'll
we're okiDg effect in the city, killing several
~ ths inhabitants and soldiers, and do,u z
mach damage to property. Many Of the slot
fsl, among ina shipping under the eastie Of
5.u Juan D'Uiioa, but without doing sry
great damago. Two spanish WAY steamgser.
rived "a Vara GeaE on slit5h, 'ha i.y ,ao
Virginia Antoinette sailed
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
Fiy4i Raj OF the Tosin. suiiroad Tett
sEthe Hiss0uri WiveT lpid

- JI8RPH NIT0TI 20.
The drst rail ever lma iu Esusa. va- put
down en- the 81 Joseph and May.vils Eat
road this afternoon in the prosonce of many
citizens, among whom we're our city oEoers
aud many prominent men. This is the CON
menosmsut Of Tho frst section OF the Great
pAsi6o Rauroad vast Of the Missouri uyer
which will be pidly pushed forward and the
shriIl whistle Of tho f rst locomotive in Ean'aI
wlll be heard is "a foW days
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
MARTIN Il, DEVER,
PlsuLsr and Gas Fttsr.

y, =, ST. CHARTS sTEETT, n. LOUIS, NO
yIri, promutly attend to all busne-sio hl'
w line, and oil work executed with neat
p'.s and Dispatch. viii give special attention
- snv work thatmay be entrusted 90 his care
and satisfaction warranted
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

The ,hip Norway Of New York, when FIVE
day oa, Oh the pa sage nom Maoso Tor Hs-
vaas ai.L 1000 Coolies vss the sceno Of a
I r-. maduy, ia which thirty coolies we're
s.ls4 aud ninety wounded. A lady passsng-
or on board died from fright during the con.
Ff,t
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
JOHN TAFFE,
AT-oRYET d COUNSELLOR At JAW
OhADI, EEBR &sEA.

yyTILLpramrty attend 9iI business en'rus
W ,s- TO him. Oliar op Graves slSeiS t
en-. l..r cast Of the '.Amsricsn House, Oua-
- Y
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
IEAYI1T L. BOW EN-,

Tinted Qatss District attorney for Nsbras.@
TWILL attend promptly TO any legal 9us nes ln'f
W ted to him SO the Courts OF Ihe Ierritofy'
OFPICE-fUussr BLOCK, .mshe CITY, n, To-.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
wILLIAn N BYERs,

NEALaK IN RE,L ESTATE aud Geaoral Bpsipf
~ Agent. Couyryaucer aud Notary Public Oh o'
door west Of ths County Recorder Office oD Fsin1e
trest, Omaha, 3 Y'nE
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
TIE REAL ESTATE
ea.Ir. md D.aler. d Ea,f-s Fs-4Fas
LAyn wlgRANTs + RIAL ESTATE,

D ssy 70 The public thstsny business entrWtsd
" tu thVir cArs viii meet With prompt attention
rurh - laying ont auts inc !os az towns or "dd!on
.ar-.o tie Luy.ng selling, sutinS or leasing OF res
--t1 houses or lots the buying selling or iocauug o.
lend warrants on time for cash. making ,ulieci'onf
paving or taxes e1amlng OF records as 70 perectness
ttirs 10 lands or Dakota city stock the obthuibT
deeds from the Dakota city company FIR lots drawn
shares
The making out OF Decds, Eonds and Pre- Emp
ton Paptrs, and the re.sipiHg Of
On eligible claims Tor part Of the land.
Haviug also now on hand arge stool; Of Dry Goods
And NatonF IuuU.r ana %. .uFs7 they would cal
attention TO thor stocs d 1ay 20 tine puoc mat they
are prepared to receive all Kinds dry goods groceries
produce aud lumber commission, Tor private or HNc
sion sales os 20 exchange for other property charges
low and storage free.
MONEY on DEPOSIT,
Guaranteeing It to yield % per net proft Per
mum, left on deposit over 90 days
Persons wishing % invest should not fail 70 cal
at their office Rs they have large amount OF valusOle
erup,r,y sor sale low for cash or on time.
nh hest Of reference given II required.
D. NJ. CROCKWELL, President.
Dakota city, August II, '5s-46'iy.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
JESSE LOWE,

land AGENT, OMAHA, NEnG4sE --oHos 4
~ Farnhan street. o.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
,-,.oa,Yl-orp.urr rnn gArss HoU's-Vsa
..rrs OF ADVERTISING ,

RATEs OF ADVERTISING
~ s,ys,s f,vs,s urs' or lor', ar'' Insertion S 40
~ 80 .1bsssusat h,sertiou M
~. sigsrs one Ioooh, S0
- .a,grrs three months, e al
49, s5lsrs. SIX months, " o0
..rs s5aaSa, oua ysat I'd "a
r-- lrs--s, gCe 49, 81 on
~. ,5iuuu one yaur, as Ia
G--,e'T ,slrmn. one ysar, "a Go
a, 6,orlh oalumn. do ~ g0
AZ baW ooIumnt six lnonthH' ss On
=. e,rth ua do It nj
a., bsif sgium, three months, tgnS
DO fourth 90 y. H. ~ leas one vcar, 10 1D
b1,,'g 5r ,lysrca Will be reQuireo on Az pe,'IH.
~ .lart .r where special contract has been maae
d ID. contrary.
.v,-or,Nrs rvrrrrs SO. CcssussIoN ASp OoLlaS'lNa
.,v are Die Agents fr this paper Ia the cities oi
,-u.s.fybis. Pa. Wilmington, Del. end Baltimore
Mi.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
DANIEL M,LAUaHLtN,

,rrs8yEY ANB COUNSELLOR AT LAW
D lkoti C,V
u 1u.iu,-. entrusted 20 ms os's VIZ ~
\ attended 3D. vi'hprompines.s, auo u'spN'ou 'l,
Partiuuar attention WI De rSiu 70 'uo o"'.,e
49,. NJ e.a.us; aud 60 Real Estate matter
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
A nnnAn cmALLrNen.

A sailor ou 'ho American Schooner THIN.
a..sr, p.- 10 soma American port hOI
soo., 90 be iq TIE city Of New York, sends 10
the fdtior or tAe Herald challenge 10 aeht
Gscuan or 6-ysrs Or both. The talloNlDs
ere LiB
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Asiority agaInpt State Govsrnm'nt 27s
0Es.al Rst,iru Of he Totes esst for b'isFsiss
end On State Organization, in DaFota
Csuniy
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

p'rat' CIR Ven ssb, $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

We said the other day that the Breckin-
ridgers were on the right track, for il there
was to be any Democratic party after the
November election, ii must be under the aus
pieces OF the Breckenridge leaders.
Tbereuron the keokuk Journal and the
Fort Madison Piaindea!er, with great hull
abaioo, proclaim that the GATE Cry 10 10
favor OF Breckenridge and slave code
Surely the Douglasites must be hard up when
they try to make go much out Of so little
We merely stated our opinion that of the two
wings OF the Democracy, that which mum.
bered in its ranks nine-tenths of it's promi.
nent leaders, its President, Cabinet officers
Judges Of the Supreme Court, all its Sena.
tors bot one, and aHthe certain Dem eratit
States must in lhe future be regarded a.
Tns Democratic fersy; and therefore thu
breckinridgers are on the right track, if they
desire TO be in the Democratic party ate,
the election Of Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25
Hew Douglas would Subdue Free
men,

When the people of Kansas were strug
Cling against the oppression of Border Ruff
fan invasions and Presidential tyranny, SEN
asor Douglas advocated tho continuance of
the cruel and barharous slave code, enacted
by the Border Rnfhan Legislature of Kansas.
He not only spoke and voted against its re-
peal, but be denounced the people Of Kan
sas, and proclaimed that they and their Re-
publican allies throughout the country should
be subdued. And last winter, in order TO
curry favor With that old Alien and Sedition
Law Federslist, whom the Democracy eleva.
ted TO the Presidential chair, and to make
votes with the Shareholders, Douglas advo.
Gated SEDirios Law for the suppression oil
free principles and free speech throughout
the country. 1t would have been for all th,
United States just such code as the Borde,
RuEans gave to Kansas, or as that whict
now graces the statute book OF Texas. Tht
old Sedition Law was designed to protect th,
dignity of the Federal ofhce-ho!ders by th.
suppression of the freedom of speech and
the press. Douglass Sedition Slave God,
was intended to protect the SHAREHOLDERS and
suppress, by statute of the United States and
by penalties Of fine and imprisonment, the
utterance or publication of anything against
human slavery.
Here is az extract from Douglass speech
10 support of bis proposed law In the Senate
last winter:
Those doctrines Ianti- slavery remain the
same; those teachings are being poured into
the minds OF men throughout the country by
means of speeches and pamphlets and books
and through partisan presses.
Mr.. President, the mode Of preservins
peace 10 plain. This system of sectiona
warfare must cease. The Constitution ha.
given the power, and all we ask of Congress,
10 TO give the means, and We by indictmen Ii
and convictions in the Federal Courts Of su
several States, will make such examples
the leaders OF these eonspiracies as viii
strike terror into the hearts of the Others, an,
there will be an end Of the crusade.
Sir, give us a law as the Constitution con
templates and authorizes, and | will sho,
the Senator from New York that there 10
constitutional mode of repressing the ssirre
pressible conflict | will open the prise
doors TO allow oonspirators against the peac
OF the Republic and the domestic tranouiht
OF our States to select their cells wherein /
drag out miserable life, as q punishment f.
thelr crimes against the peace of society.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOW READY
= ancrofts's II ist0ry.

- NEW tOLQAE ~
THE AM EKICAN % EVOLUTION.
TINE HISTORY OF THE UNI1RD STA ES,
l. Vel VIII, hsing Vol. III. Oh the American
Revolution, by q EoEeR BAScRorr. Octave. Uni
form with the previous volumes For sale by
OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 co.
LAW HOOKS.
ST0kf on Bills, Story on Partnership, Green
~ leafs Treatise, DiIon's Digest. inst received
by OGDEN. BkOWNELL Il CO.
Worcssier,s QuaEao UnabriAgea Dic-
ttOnaTy.
rISHIS day received.
OGDEN, BRowNELL h co.
rshe Adventures OF JAMES CAPEK AD-
L ANS, MountaineeE saRa Grixxly Bear Hunter
Ut California. Jast received u@s-a@
OGDEN, BROWNELL A. co. u
Envelopes! snvsIoPesi
poRTE-EDLlO, Official, Consular, Legal Invoice
! Bank, Document, Psckct Post. Commercia
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay Note, cald, and Drug Envelopes Of all sty LEI
snd prices. just rec lived ut
OGDEN, BR0WNELL . CO.'S
City Book Store, 50. Main-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

GT- New York has been famous for the
corruption and chicanery OF it's Democratic
politicians Tor two generations, but we do
not remember anything ever performed hy
them to compare with the shameless sale Of
the bell-Everett party OF New York by
Brooks, Hunt h Co. This was the open sale
OF party and the promise to deliver over
its votes to the Douglas managers in consid-
GRAFTON Of certain promises of personal ad-
vantage to the contracting leaders of the
Union faction.
The bargain was so managed that some
ten nominal Bell Everetts are put on az mar,
and parcel Of the douglas Electoral ticke,
OF the State. But there is no pledge. ne
AgTeesnsr., = understanding that these can,
didates, il elected, will cast a single yote "a,
Bell and Everett. On the contrary. Il i
very eertsn that Ii Is "down in the bond,
that they shall vote for Douglas.
Thus have the leaders of the New Yorl
Union men sold Bell for the benefit Of Doug
las just as the Democratic leaders from Ne,
York sold Dickinson for Douglas's benefit .
Baltimore. We shall see what these nol;t;
cal gamblers gain by IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

A SLIoHr INCunBRANcs.-At tho Breck!n.
ridge meeting in New York the other evsn-
ing, Daniel s. Dickinson said that whsn
New England and Northwestern delegates ct
Baltimore promised their States 20 Douglas
that pledge was made, 'subject to . slight
incumbrance, held by one Abraham Lin
coin -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25
Grape Culture.

+ WILL give three acres 81 gosd Crowd Tor grape
4 culture, on tbs side ef the Rlaf aAone the rap.
ids. the Iowa side shnn. miles ...1s1
70 any one WIN viii set IL out 10 grape vines and
who viii give me one-haif Of the profits, or nett
receipts Ut the yield OF prspes growA thereon, the
NTH year from planting. Inquire Of editors Gate
City.
Aug. ~, be-dst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

GA dispatch from Davenport contra.
diets the statement that saml. Workman MA
retained $40, 900 of.Government money, and
states that he WAS merely away from Iowa
City on business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

In The heirs Of DIR. Burdel (of Cunning
nam memory are at law among themselves
IN New York. Or course the money 81 the
murdered dentist 10 the cause OF the din
Guilty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25
Kookuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catine, and Iowa Southern
On
RAILROAD.
OPEN TO FORT MADISON.

CHANGE OF TIMEy
To Take Effect On M n day A u9. Goth.
ksk0M and after the above date, Trains will b.
/ run ~ follows.
FIRST TRAIN
Will leave Keokuk daily Sundays excepted) at
ESQ o'clock =. m.a anu arrive ~ Fort Madison
1T $40 =. m.
sEOoNDTRAIN 8N
WIN aesss KSokuk daily ~ 4 o'clock %. M.
andarrive at Fl. Madison NJ $3.50 p. n.
FIRST TRAIN
Leay - Fort Madison daily lEnndays excepted1 1t
s.4S q. m, and arrives ut Ksokuk at lO:26.
s sECONDTRAIN A&N @
Will leave Fort Madison 1t 600 D. m, and arrive
AtKeokuk 1t 1870 p. n.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
VIII Ieavs Montrose Daily Ct 3sAk o'clock m
~ Arrive ~ keokuk at As80 q. m.
Ths6s90 o'clock Train connects =. Me-
aegul.r l4lR, OF Packets for Dnriinxton. Nuscc.
tine. Rock Island and Davenport. Also - Fort
Maiison with the Western Stage Cas- coaches for
Burlington.
Fare hy this route m Low AS THE Low.
kSI and passengers subjected TO ~ few changes !.
yTHkoUGH TICKEIs evsr thi, line oan !. r,o.
North Of K. ,s:; ws:s and
posits the Billings HOUSE, Main 1t. X soknk.
b. w. DAVIS, Sup't. Z
Aug. Ia-l'ao daw
~ meet Oid be- Fsrss N the EIeI a !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

ME would call the attention of the public 10
the fact. that at BU Ills AMBaOTYpE Pho
TO6RAPH and SrERREo ac0PIC GALLERY il
the place to get
Correct Pictures 81 Every stylei
Being the Oldest established operator In HE city,
the superiority Of his picturss ana his syosts q
please are well known to Ill. He is now putting
NJ views OF Main street, suitable for mailing fos
the very low prizes ot ~ and ~ cents sscA /, ths
largest And best pictars or keokak sysr taken
Also large view of It. Madtson. sq.g.I q a.
hteroscopic views and boxes for sale and on ex.
hibiton aii are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine them.
Don't forget the place 10 Main street I'd
door from Third street. :
Aug. ~, '80.--d
Z hBl.s. WILLOW OJHRE Tor saie ~
aPA 3. .vOWELL
600 LBS. prime POTASH 1oS sale 81
Wv spzo B, =. VQWELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

c. The Hon. Willie r. Mangum has par
italy recovered his physical 20 sers, for som.
time inraired by paralysis, though be oAa
neither speak nor walk with ease. His mind
however, is clear and calm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

fT The widow Of Abbott Lawrence died
ct Boston on the I'D instant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

!. O. Archbishop Hughes, who 10 nov Id
Toronto, preached on Sunday in 81. Michsel's
Cathedral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25
=. ,. Tn1G-EXcx,
General Insurance Agent
COR ~ AND MAIN SIS, \.

LIRE. LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE H.
I eUhAN0k promptly attended to at this Otace.
bottsr and more IEpKnairY car be ~iven II this
Agency thAnsny other in this city and less troabis
after loss. -e
asfna Ims Co., of Hartford, Cenm., 21,Io4, I0es
Nome INSURANCE. Company, Of NeH Pork, 1,457.6SS
Norh AMsrtean In. Co., Hartford, ccma, 500, zoe
.tfs Fire inssrSHcs Co., cJ Nese Hasen, 17O653
fn1ntx FIRE fnsasaHcr Co., Of Nsp Fork, go ,o0es
Lorfiiar6 Ffre fnsn.Gnre Co, Eesc York a64 0Oa
Concessions MsfsdiL<fsIs Co, HNrtsss, 3,0e0,538
Dn. J. " Bosp Medical Examiner.
- W. GRIFFITH IL aSthorised 10 receive
applications for all above Companies.
- Bailtings, Merchandise, Mills, FACTORIES.
Household Furniture aud Dwellings insured a =
low rates ~ other Companies who paw their losses
H. B. TEN-EYcK, Agent,
ofhoe corner ID and MAR SITS ;, Ksokuk, Iovs
Aug. Z, dim #&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

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TrHy hrst ssssion Of the third rear OF this m
j ADDICTION will open on the 1Sot Monday o.
0k September, in the Medical College, eoEnsr OF
1th an1 Hlondeau streets. kuitnblN rooIne hAse
deem hEted up for tho dstiono f the Rch0ol
huSinx the present year. The ysex III divided irte
sestions oil ten weeks each, with ayacation ofOne
week during the holidays. ssrv.
Tuition per Session:
Latin, Greek, Algebra, and higher mathemat-
Resting, Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram
w. w. JAMESON, A. M.
"A Principal.
Aug. ~, 'eo.--d2w
TAXES TAKESI TAXESyis
NOTICE Ia hereby given, that all persons delin-
in Qucnt in payment Of "Taxes OF every descrip-
tion for the year 1859, or any and oil previous
years. must make Payment of the same at once, III
they wish TO save their Real Estate from sale for
such delnq uent tax the undarsigne Is required
by act of the Legislature nj its laAt session 10
such sale in accordance with said law which ia the
most stringent OF any revenue law yet passed upon
The subject vcsting title at ID the purchaser
and providing for redemption only ut great sacri-
Ace, and materially curtaiiing the time In which
redemption oan be made nj alI. ssa 1850
The above sale will b made soon o. the not Toe
required by Law be given, and the proper steps
taken to make such sale In accordance with the
law. i. h. ALLYN,
augls. dim Treasurer Lee Co., lows.