The daily Gate City. [volume], June 28, 1855, Image 2

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TlfUltSDAY MORNJXG, JL'NE 2S, 1855.
A Soatfcarc Forty.
There is s.nie prospect of the forma
tion of a Southern P»rty, as was projt ct-
+d by the rceent meeting at Columbus,
0«ormV. Many of the leading D^mo
tratio paprrs of Ike 8..U.L warmly «po..» I
Acprorct. Ooe would h«r.!ly ll.ink that
««woald.o readily tecocd .«h
A
eble to bring the whole Democratic party
4f the nation to the furtherance of their
Jfcirposee, and are never at a loss tc find a
JTorthern Executive who is as ready to
promote Southern interests as a: y mad
leered south of Mason Sc. Dixon's 1 no
eould be. They ccn'rol the rank and file
if the whole party, throughout the length
«bd breadth of the land, and dictate iui
tone and principles. IVhy should they
«D»ent to reader that party, and fall bjck
South
4onment
.since the breaking-up and aban-,
4
,nt of that orgaoifation, would be
feeding and ambitious men are left, as it
•an, mart adventurera the pol tieal
iect of slavery than the Whig partv. At
the aame time they may fear th&t the
prt the formation of a Southern p^e'y, on
ju.t so much easier fo, a Northern organ-
tration to prevail at the general election
«nd the entire abandonment of the Na
tional organization is of course tantsmount
lo throwing the whole issues into theic*
lands of two great acctioral parties, the
flkuthem
any independent Southern organijatioii. 1 "P
thai keeping a piano is contrary to the
tenets of their church, an I detriment*l to
the spiritual .ell-bemg of their .e.ber.,
»ilh, bat refusing to give UD the itistru-
Some forty more members ere in
•i+ir.
game boat," including, it is said, at least
«»ne preacher. i
jsnd beauty of furm, are destined gradual­
'j
10 lin ai,h
Sr,
feM
u
MrUu
1ye,i!,blted
\rit
cheap newspaper*, and
I
n
•tnce they erelfloat, and ao many of their te-ainrrow in bo'.h of which Major Don*
Said. Bui it ihould be remembered that ,p„bH,hii,e hii book "For," aaid Mr.
tke Democraut partv of the South haa fierce, "if vou publish it. rov chancee for
is South may
•ay be blinded to ihe real mtereau ofi,J
daily issue# hereafter. The city of Man
but
w
fl
Itllt
and
|eople to it voluntarily, or to coerce them France, has been instigated thereto and
fcto affa list ion with it against their better sustained by the American Consul at Basle,
Judgment. land the French authorities have made ur
—_— g«nt appeal to Mr. Mason to try end check
The Quakers of New Yorls City ifhe abuse.
^#re having trouble over the music ques- The rnmor that Gov. Clark intended to
lion. The monthly meeting has decided call out the military in this city to enforce
J"
i0r0V
^-d,
,n
n
r,# eCtS
a-n, eleftdy
n
repealed. The argument used was, thai
unload iacir freight, at an
$600 to tlOOO, were unwilling to remain
oftentimes, as the freigh
than the cost of delay.
{Scott
is
... as lb. Ety.i.b jouin.is .11 .gr.e, an
eer?eetkj coneidersd more
.n„ existed prohibiting the dis-1
charge of freight from steamboats on
Sunday. Tbe ordinance has been late'y Know JSTo^ing IWoeUnr in Boston
steamboats from St Lonis or St. Paul, was addressed by Ssnator Wilson and Gov.
when, as was frequently the case, re-! Gardner.
quired to remain from 12 to 24 hours to| 1 be former confined his speech to the
tXDcrsc of!
if Mibeebcft
WOOL.—Trie MARKETS in interior Ohia
have become quite active, and prices have
n^ateria'.ly^adva.iced. The quotations on
the J2td were: Common 26 to 27
biood 27 to 29, $ do. -29 ro 32 do. 32
f© 34 full bloo'l SJ to 3 /.
yrom WaBiimg
«|X» the Southern portion of it! Why WMHHOT.W. June 21, 1855.
f|lit up tiietr forces, and rely upon a spoeeh of M«jur Donelson, which
re division of the grand army One appeared in the Her-iid, created great oon
would think that the Whig party at the sternation in Cabinet counci
1
elways been more fanatical upon the sub-: the saccossmn are juined. lie tntormed
Mr PKrce thAt
wafi
deal their tbur.der, and in their peculiar sharp words had passed between a mem
condition endt avor to raise themselves her of Congrefs from irginia, and the
Into the champions of that por!ion of the Secretary of the Treasurv.
r. a i. nstderable excitement prevails in
fTnion. Certain it w that Southern W higs
jing
rfave.propagandism, and in a body aup- France required the manufacture of vic-
e Southern basis. But from whatever u
.. of such a party on such a basis Private and reliable accounts represent
JM will rally any considerable portion of' Mr. Gadsden, our Minister in Mexico, tn I
^ie South to its support, would prove one bad odor with the Mexican government,
•f the most diaaslroui events FAR Ihe REGARJIN^ him as the nucelue around
w i a e e e v o u o n s s o a
South which could well be conceived.
couotry 6
The withdrawal of any portion of the j00ihitU refuse 'o havw pbnait rela-.
Southern vote from the eupj ort of the tjafts with him, ns complaints of him have
national Democratic party, renders it by already been made to our Slate Depart-'
p|etc»!er Webster's business here is
at
**ew ^7..
t0 £jay
and the Northern, thie last of —.—
which must, by its numbers, prevail overi Nxvr Yoax, June 2S. Tbe Paris cor-
0Dden of
... I Mason, our minister to rratice, has sent
|t will be a sorry day for slavery when
Ihe ultra spirits of the Ssuth so far pre- that the flag covers the cargo in respect to
tail over the conservative feeling of that Uhe British cruisers in the BJiic as set i
th." T"bu™
a
«T «h« l,„ rvmn* \T,a*^lpndw
fortion of the Union as to inaugurate a [orth in the circular by Count ftessclrode.
Southern party under such auspices as to intimates iat a mrna pu is e
•omm.t anv considerable nu-nber of-her f"
#omnm any ooosmerauic »u.noer oi *er
s in the
00 t0
One prominent Fmnd was expoetulated rumor, .ad ibat so importam a m«sur.
e fear that the eeductlone of (hisj
tricked world, ind the atrong native love
|n the human soul for harmony of sound
inant, h. was cut off from the church. oecessu. of u shou.d e brough to bi» .5
lh#
defendaut was he»d in $10,000 loncU lp
answer.
N.W T«a, fo. tS-In th. Bupitior
Cnart, general term, this forenoon, the
lhe
reputed to have been the author,'
jy* The romance of
cenlly published in England an4 an »|tlie majoiity of resolutions principally
ooui:ced for issue bpre, of which Wtlttr ®omin«f iroiu States where the American tion."
P"rly
v s I o j- p- .- s e 1 4 e e s e n a i v e s o 1 1 6 e
I Jt2T The removal of the stamp duties tvould support thw majority platform, and
)t« going to suppiy Great Britain with j.that Mr. tirooks, of tlie _N. \. Expreu,
a» .bundle 7f! "f'
t0 ha rn0 cvc and
clemenf of public influence, -which will
maUe its mark upon the British mind.
I
to
n.
Jh.e m-*nu»criptu as ready
hli
pend its publicaiion now.
••gregated Whig party ol the South mav I 1 ..... »KJ- evenin. .hat .«m«
informed this evening that some
the Cab nel
kave shown a more ultra Soul hern s irit ber of the Csbinet being suspected of
than they ever exhibited while the party Know-Nothingism.
maintained us integrity. Between jeal-i Russi in Minister laughs heartily
g. ... r\ .- with his friends over what he regards ex
•uynd fanaticism th. Derooor.t.c parly
o-dsy, owing to another mm-
|f(i from lho w
the people of England and
rr.nce require
lories to s»ti.fy their clamor.. As to the ,Q
„po. r= u.v..l 'v
W
Blln
°r,linS '|«rs. Som. of the bet A liouL ^Mowim Macmw-S. W.
'W* •«»»«". and Jewett, of V"-,»ol.t. i »hippinK hy Snn-j
n that twelve months more will probably ace an T»rd & Co Expreas, one of alter A.
'addition of 1000 or 1500 to the English Wood'a Improved Mowing Machine*, to low citi*on,Jam*« Cnrig, leav«_ Ins piace tor
En{?lnnd. It it to ba u»ed by bis Royal th4»ir new home in Iowa. O.ir cilizens will all
press. They will find tn it, also, a new
nni y, was
1 finally agreed in council that Maroy shoutd —i ll
writ" an ar'.ic'e for the '-bia organ, ana
Cu hing one for the
organ. Cu.l,-
Much more ready for such an enterprise, ing's w is to appear to-day, and Marcy's 1 J® ... L~ _r
elson was to be completely anmhila'ed. 1
to f»ct the Ti'^a^urv Depariment to give aj war. and the Allies are sinking convoys of
clearance issue to Kinney's vessel, detain- provisions, or forcing the Russians to sink
or burn them, on the «h res and waters of:
l^e/e^frR,|
., i ties. The order will probably be obtatn-
Mr
jj^patch to Washin^^n on the principle
Law DduceJ Ma
wJ"Ue
a el,er t0 In u,r
Wood to write a letter to him to inquire
into the subject, to •vmch the Governor
replied tl,at there was no truth in tbe
c°ul
knowledge in .ome official or auth.nUo
ma ner
adherence 1° decision of Judge Buswortb, in the case I the better beauty of peaceful panting and
nstian principles no. often met with. jcf jj9 Mechanic's bunk against the New reaping, and all men'a hands scattergrain
ftgp* y pnb-tquc till rcctntly an cr- Hsven Railroad Company, holding the and gather golden sheaves, rather than
Buvrov. Jaiu- 23. A meeting of the
Kno* Nuhiiiga in wswu 11, in ibis city,
sol
il
ect of the
Philadelphia National Con-
.tnnn vtiaUvn. a^erti^ that wr.s the desire of' thieving city cSuncil of that city ean be!
bten
dereattJ(i-
impa*iuon. It ie destitute of all the tie-j party had triumphed.
menu of ScottVgreat and feculiar g«ni-! The dilegmes from Georgia were infet
us—a Bat and *apid book i and this t*i Georg Law fftr Pies:dei.t, and six from
convif.cjr.tM' P^n^ylvar.i#, end one from New York,' t!cability of the plan.
were in f*vcr
then any OoeerMer
N rlh
hne rince Albert on hif
The Wilmington Journal says
6
which his ancestor first all
o
WOOld'*!
all sons. r«liny papers ore prcjeot .o, I» \ya» attemptoi in the convention to- ful duty torpor !, h&s occupied a i-tr*. *e*
I And old
been cble
at most tlirice a week, have announced ®)5C^
8150 W,4S
chester.'ono of the largest in England, with keeping th« Mass. delegation from
has heretofore possessed no daily paper, the council 24 hours uftor the proceeding-*
General was standing when he was
'e8 je'n(g
%/r
,. ,.,. ,. The Pre.id-nt .cnt for Mr. 8,ul. on Laf.yeiW u about 48 year, of
ki§ Errjva Rnd lried operlu di hira {ron
e be ,0
1
rani
,l
u
cr
THE
yf
Ay n WA8
V5® •ec.ret.
A
i
u mJtion u
c'S dc^r»yed
0BrUined |h n ul Faben
r*
it will not be surprising if Mex-
Azofj and all Europe and half of Asia ar.? I
iso disordered and convulsed with battle!
and revolution, that the husbandman is i
drafted or scared from the prain field
and the sword and bayonet flash where
only th* sickle and ploughshare should
ieleam—the blood is sown rather than)
__
and
nPf
.r(4f„i
.r by Cnont Jle.scIrod..
UI lant1
n VJolent
port w.ic p.aUorrn. Thu excellent I-idy, whosodeatn itis our pair.,
influential journal?, that have put him (Wiis n) down and turn him out,'th®affection t.ud «r...titude o! the. corwinities*
,o appear only onco, twice, or when 0.n•«,„or GarJnor decUred that -2,»i
thrice a week, have announced'
W,4S
the r^suH he would leave
^'eresult he w°ull leave. Mr.
W. was very severe on the doughface del
elation fr New York, whom he charg-
beaut.tul!
A Distisori-HID VISITOR. Edmund
Lafayette, a gmndson ot the Marquis de pt mother Ci Rig."
L'lfavette, 60 dii((hgu'8hed as the brave! She had snst uned cr several vears an arcept-j
and generous champ on of American In-! ®b'*
1 1 Church of that place, and wheu the located Wi'h
dependence, has been spending a fewd«»ys f,er famitv Fartnin^ton she hastened toevir.ee I
in Delau are with the Du Ponts, who hsr derotion to the reiifbn of Christ, by attach
weu the early fii-nd» of the General.
iuS
the scene of the battle at CI adua Ford. I beloved dead that we .peak, when w.*ay,
that Mrs. Craig s lite and example were a eon
heu his blood stant and noble illustration of christian ph-lait
on which he thropy. Although enjoying much of the eleva
tin^ influ" »ceof fj/iri'ual rel'gion. she did not
4
mQ
.aire, of Cue countenance and anting
f" etery »c..
of
A
mission, he proceeded to the affiliated
Cuba, obtained all the infor-
a.wred. and thence rfturnin*
w hinglon ho
a »,.
di.clojed ereryihin- to
he orc mc jn
kneWf if not roore over lhc
w n0 e cn
,j
wine and olives £atbe7ed~aii~is I
an(
i «roKneroti«
enc!ul8na
sl
penceful and prosperous, am
and
apt)y
#re
jn
n(t
e
,,
a j•»™»1 published
'h»i »a. been m.k
attacks
Upon
h„' re tb Wc
cni£ nant
Nol
the Emperor of fIOCQ
,t
u n ut of em re tlk
Nurih, South, East or West, but
some pleasant pjragraph tells us bov the
wlieat, and rye, and corn, and fruit, tnd
t*rass are maturing with exuberant and
unusual promise. In no season before
I as so much seed bsen cast in o th« ground
and nt ver have sunshine and shower
kmd y oombined 0 nJUmh
|,
T|)e com w
ro
e 8lock and
y° blade and make ^lad the /armor's heart-
The coming harvest wdl ba an imraenae
,„
Z ^7,^r"' ri' N ^'"li
tomed BigTiincancu. ihe i\cw Woild will
i| ,,
om it r„KKed
not properly be proposed until 'I'® „M, stores to it'l our own miliioul and
Un
a u i. wi the spectacle of
Tne cise of Jeronimo Henry, charged Ihe
with bringing an African boy into this port! «ar,"
with intent to make him a save, in Sep and reaps harvests of blackness, blood and
tember, enme up in the United States ashes, ami i the wail snd anguish of new*
District Attorney's Office here, and the
1
janae lu t.:are lo Iht- 01.1 World.—
Europe (lor lhe ?am of w ti MMd
whi'fker.d Ptndour tnd th# fi#rc Hm
made widows and orphans, while our hap-
ly freemen sport ihe gams of peace, hedg
ing 'round
The cornfield and tb« hill of vloes,
Hoa"ring the holy bonds cf properly."
0! th*t the whole worl yht see the
swarm nt the breath of the trumpet, to
tij^ht the tyrant's and the bigot's batile#.!
Tiieu tlie earth should soon be a gar-
cisco
^U^cmiciKH delegaf.un to avoid the made useful lo the Allies- 1eTed,,ed
amounted to less i question ot slavery which was forced upon "Col. S says that acompany has
them by the JSJUUI, and they were obliged been formed to take Sevastopol that they
to meet it then and there. Mr. W. said
u
Moredun, re-^ lv of the committee on platfoim supported the company will make
2ng?and and an-1 the nisjoiity of resolutions princiuallv 1 and fiftv thousand dollars
*nd tliey were -How do you
wbm AMriMB
flf,»r to do it for a miiiion dollar*, snd that
and fifty thousand dollars by the tranaac-.
den of Eden, and ever ready for that hour fPHE S'ockholders of the "Keokuk, Fort Deo
JN. T. Mirror.
To TA si SEVASTOPOL.—A Ban Fran
-bi
ring city council of that city can be
paper explains how the said-to-be
propose to take
7
were in f.vcr cf Mr. Dtekmsoo. Jlr. W. iars thus expended wouU fatoh
OiCD.
la (hit city, Snndav nig'nt, 24th inst., at the
er, or friunJ, b' e illustnffii the higheHt virtue*
of the human heai t, arid in the piac'ioa of^v^/y
christian and bi-oevolent rlu'y shc-exeaiplifiod the
moi devoted and prdctiral pio-y.
Firmai,y yeai 'fore her removal to, the
West, sha rf-si le I in Mii!o sSurg, C'^'ir.
ty, Ohin. where sh^ wah endeare.l, by her useful
and orntable disposition, to a large circle oi
friends. On tlie occasion of h*r dfpnrture, the
Hilim a County papi-r of September 25ih, 1S43.
c«Dtwned the foi'0'.vinc: rjfice:
d,*Plr
mt*dows at home Park, Windsor. It is ol \jrg hia endeared herself to all her friends
s if erfine Wor^minahip, and vre understand and a-q'ialnta'.ces by bur kindness and hospital-
was made at lloo»ick Falls, N. Y. ity as a neichbor, and her as*idu-us attentions
around the bf .ia cf the sick and the dying, Many
a friend when with fever and tacked
with pain, wi'l lonp for the aoothtRg attentions
Ou Monday nftxt, th family of ir !a?e P1-
though a much hand- .a ,r»t,tui« ibu. and r, m.
*IJ sooer man. I forted by hor kind ii d, is her most eloquent and
DO*K^—The ease
for the nress. and it was lmnosgible fo SUi* l- i of aurfering, ehe wai calm and patient. Soswas
#ed of
,• jwnh which Government become posses- friihng to die, and fimiiy gave up the worh- in
,f
(jjB story con8P'r,ltow
ulv
,kJ
#nd
ie
Tbc Coming Harvest
While the Crimea, oru a fruitful gran
ary, !.- he tig wasting a*ul d-ao?nfotl by
iah Minister, of course, lost no time in Alexander's Pelarr.ic-t. 90 univemllv ecknowl
apprisinc Gen. Concha of these a!! im•!
**.* u».it'er«iiy
Mteem^ an.! beloved ai wthat or Mr Cram­
tb'°
u hc:
h"r»elf to th? Con^reysti nl Church, which'!
e t. "excellent Pas'or, R'v. Hervey Adi In this
In company with a Few friend', he comtuunion sh" continued til! sha was called te
has visited all the places of interest in the join the church triumphant.
vicinity one of his eai'iest visits being lo
II ls
not the mere ordinary !a.^ua»e of ra.*pect
Z" rest sati-fied with the simp'e exercise o( faith.—
She saw ar0 infl her a t,roil for
eulogy. Her hst illness WJ» p.mful and
,hr i
s
lh 1
cnnspira- the pleasant an icipation of a happier state of e*
tors and revolutionists, is illustrated bv the ••ttnee bej ond the grave,
history of the late absrtive Cuban expedi- I Weep not for her! Her memory i« the shrine
tiou. The New York Herald, in referring 2
easant
i i a a o n w i i i e e e u s e u i e
to this subject, rela es the following a« the sonp of birds amonj the hcf.rfer«,
"A spy was appointed y the Admin- Rich asa rainbow With its ie* of life,
btration to ferret out the tlo*. lie camej »»m'j jnshine of au autumn nijjh'.
to New-York he worme« himself, like a Weep not for her! There is no raue of woe,
first rate •confiden e man,' into the secrets
Rut
of the Junta—he became a member of the tt.e th-wny path below,
.a And from Earth low keep thee back
Lone Star and, with this card of ai-
a
b«
,hft
portant discloiures. The bloody execu- in pres*!Vtni it* natural health.
tions which followed, ond the complete For Sale at 84 Main s'ree». bv
iu\\ ihe A. L. MINCHEU, tro
GREAT ASSIVCRIiRT
by
The GVAPDS are going to liney, end are
bour to make a lavorahle irnpre'eion. T!e Ar
tillery is to be out and will, by their perfrct dis
cipliriea^d beautiful uniform, astonn-h ali wh:
ha\ e not had the pleasure of seeing them before
The vari us Sunday scboo's arc to g* a Picni-
ing. There eie several other partis* proposed,
of a more private character, all of which we
hope miv have a good time.
C'RITTEXDEN has exh bitcd hi» patriotism
imPortinP*
lot of fine BooU an1
prosperous, ana promising His Store is on the corner of Fifth and
vVest where the Mai R-reef.
«tar of empire tikes her w iy. Jun'-7,1355.
come, to o„r hand.
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
FRF.SII AHIUVAL
1 0 0 a k a e s o y o o s
Bought at the recent
Great Auction Sales at N w York,
and wtil be so!d cheap tkan tvtr htfuT6 o/
fend in tkt Western country
WE
yet rich you,.E bos
invite the particular a'tention of whole
*3li» and rc-'sil ptirclnserj to this Stock,
which ij now arriving which together with our
S.'ock on band, makes one sf the L'B&ssr
CHEAPEST and utsr Stocks of Drv Goods in the
Wi-it. Among which rnav be found
19 000 yards prints at 4 cei.ts per yard.
25 0r,f do do (f «t colors) et
10 0 0 do printed Lawn^ from a* 10 ct«.
iO.OOO do Manchester. Hamilton and Pacific
De f.nines at 12|.
Hi,000 yds. drees Silks from 40c*s to $2,00
per va'd.
50 bales Brown Shcetingi Irom a to 8 cts,
25 cases Mesrhed do do 5 to 12|
5000 yards l^eneaster i»inghsm.
Lrge stock of Carpeting, consisting of RnyM
Velvet aod Brussels. Imperial, 3 ply and ingrain
of every vaiiety. Rugs, Oil Cloths, and iVlst
tings, together with hoase furnishing goods cf
evory dejcrlptton
IVOTICK TO BTOrailOLDEHK
GtSce K-'okuk and Ft. Dta Aki et H. IL Co.
Ju'.e C3, 1855.
NII?H.«.»..IV..«T, ,K.II IT. LI J- Moines and Minnesota Railroad Cornpan" BRA
A^,Ltrh.r»J,
th*
9,,ki,
i are her,by not,fn-d that a rell often per cent, on d".
kj xr i the capita! slock of said Company nas this day 'the
been made by the Board or Directors, payable a"111
s thp 3lst
W
rifxt
ca,[?1
Eerasto*!
"Why, fir," he repM*d, "we intend to
give the ty Council filly thousand dol- llu"-
Fars, and they will ileal ilY*
our
5
on'!
1
n°t
1
P!
We have nit a doubt of the enUre prec- as follows i one.third July first, one-thud
e plan. Fifty tho
WIKLKAI, WATDR
MIllRj. MUUBlt HOOt'RB
RE n.a riufacltiriMt a v«*i v 8upi'rir article
Mii 'iTED MrN'ER AL \V^kTE R, the
q'ialite^ of which cannot be atirpsnsfd bv any
i.atoral spriif or Uftiur, an-' thnf it i« highly
tr health, and foutnire no delefenou?
jstlnch is the ease vi'h toun'ams r.
properly f'^iTK arid nansyed, ihey hep. 'eave
to refer to the foHowug tentieanen oi ic Medi
al I'l-ofessioa:
A
1% o
Prof. J. C. HUGHES, M. D.
J. F. 8ANFORD, M. D.
D. S McGlTGlN*. M. D.
Janet, 1855.
A
Shoes for the
r-rw.
d7t
SIQTIT
1
J. A- DURKEE fcCO.
85, Main Street,
Keokttk. Jane 25, IfSJf.* dA-wtf
,wo
w,th
th*
MU,C0D lb,i
J. AI-LFA', M. D.
E. C. FRANCIS, M. D-
ME 23,1353.
SAWYER HOUSE,
WILLIAM VISTrn, PROPRirTOR,
Comer Second and Cniar Sineit,
FORT FT!.\C:scN, IOWA.
BagS*fte
Jane 22, IBM.
\nK '^v* and weeks
cenl offlaweit,
ra^er nerve the spmt that it walk i
when a t»w fl^et »wer%'ir»? years have flown,
She'll meet thee at heaven's gate
nr)
-ami leal th»
S.
P'l.iminis.
Tac Great Amcncan Hair Tonie.
Ii VT is mire desired bv the o'i .r tt an 'h«
liiJi'iriant lorki. uf yon-h a u beat.?*',' What
is more dreaded by the midd'e-«ted thin gray
hairs? Who that is old b'lt would avert bild-
w
The Span- n*«s? whfh an all accompliahej by tiding
*v^^
r,nr
," fym^ the Hair, and »»hich is equally effcaci"-
June2S dtf
TilL tJ.ORIOCS I01UTII
E rr're v. i:h in.cli pleawire the erVrtiv#
nreparatio:)* whu ,e being n..rie y
classfc-3 fox cc-if brating o.ir
W
taken to and from Boats Free
(fff' Staees leave thu Hcose dai13* for Keo
fskand Bnrlii
June 25,1855.
mgton.
Hydraulic Cement.
SUPEEIOil article fur siie by
iV J. at J. K. LLOYD.
Keokuk, Jane 27,1853. wSm
Henry Ward Bcerlicr'a 5cw Book
^TAR PAPERS, or experiences of art and
O naiu-".
For s»t by J. T. CAVE SOX.
.ae 21,1855 Main Street.
Stlscrsl Water' MUaral
Mineral Water
Water!
onl
Vnevoient
labor, in supplying the wan s of thr» po^r, com
fortingthe wretched tnd mini»!ering at the bed
side of
and lot
tiic wi rivi pu ou tiniiiJ*»r iiie tv. mi uvu- ••n 1
the a ck an i s.ff. i g. There her gentle) $
RE St HOOPER having prTtirrd from
Philadelphia the noit ap: rjved appnrates
lt»r rrif\r i)facturiiig thi•* delightful be*er. pe, in
vite the calls of the cluaen# ol Keokuk t*tbeir
bright, sparkli and refreahiug drink. Try it.
Ph
June o, 1855
tost Cow.
7R YE
lng woman's heart ever impeU -d her, at Tr™"* "'a
icr,fi e of personal ease, aud the ejtpre,.- *^t four year- old. Anv .n or
... I retu|T ol said cow and calt will fc
warded.
V'"***
i\4i
fLGCR! FLOi B!
CUSTOMEliS
CAP.
from tins date be etlppUed
with Quincy Eagle Fiour, which ?a warrant
ed fo le superior to any made in 'h# Mississip
pi VaTter. by Vf. V. FUNKIIOrSEP.
June 22,1855, U
BoBQfts! BOD cell!
Z DOZEN just received M^in/l|k/
t)U Street. H. I. WOODWARD*. CO.
June 22, 185a- 1m
AFRESH
supply of that great American It®.
uiance,
THE WATCHMAW.
Full of fclirriiig ineidants, startling erents,
deep pathos, an ld:l:ghtfu! h'inor.
Fo-salehy J. T. CAVE 4 SHJf.
LJ'
June 21,1855. Main Street,
CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious
Customs in France. By Eugene de Cour
ciUon. For sale bjr
Jar.e i'i, 1?C5.
T.atf Citv Root aud Shoe Kt'jrf,
so. 112. »t u* STarr.T. srtwut.y 4?h and 5th.
ri' ii£ UN'DEHSIGN F! ww-ld respectfully *»H
i tt.e attention of tbe Ladies and Gertlsmea ef
Keokuk, and vicinity, tu their
fiat
H. C. HUIC2AMP&, BRO.
.i. riMiito. n ctATr'-ot*,
A, 1»* Reining St Co.,
SFCC ST.( TI 10 HA VI T. E SMITH AT *0,
BA\KEBS AM) DEALERS IX EX
CHANGE.
MAIM STREET, KEOKUK. IOWA.
CHECKS on al! the principal citiea
.natant'y for sile in »aros to Suit.
CoU-ctions on this ei y renj.tted for promptly
at current rates of Exchange.
We will buv -nd sell all kind of Gule, 8peeie»
and nncuren? B-nk Note?, at best ra'es.
Interest allowed
r'
bp^cia) depofiti".
Refrrancrs
Cash. Am. Evchar ge Har k, New York.
Messrs. F, W. Oft' k, Dodge at Co.
f.'icsj ST S!mond«, St. Louis.
VV. ("lark it Rro's.
a
N Corwith & Co., Galena.
May 21, 1855.
"WILLTAM W. BELKNAP.
A O N E Y A A W
ItOTARY A!*D INSURANCE AOEUT
nAVlXGPt'BLIC
received a new Commissi-m from the
Governor, is pr paud t" take ackn. w!edge
I aients and dep^tiiici s as u»ual.
Ah business requiring the services of a Nota
ry Public et'ei ded to promptly.
Fire, Inlatul and Lif* Insurance Policies in
auhstantial compar iei issued at lowest rates,
Pensions and Land Warrants ol.tau e for
I those entitled 'o them, and Land Warrants
bone'it ar 1 sold.
jggr Qdics ctirr.er Main and Second 8trt»t»,
Up Stairs, o
June 2,1855. d-ml4-6ja
w. 3
1
Stockholders who have paid "4N01Nh°* u«l«MtSrfi,^i,iil?eJ,lb
Per^WiU
be 1
nine hundred copy till day. Ice Cream Drops, assorted flsvors,
Jtwi'-t w. ac. ML»T.
(IEWELL & DOLB?,
House and ^ign Paint«r», Gla
ziers and (iilders.
Shop on the corner of Second dt Johnson
Street*, eppotite the St. Charitt
W OULL) re.'pectfully aniiounce to
,n
••V1*
e(lual
to Wm. C. Graham, Treasu-er, at ihe office of ao« eble .ern.s a« any others in the eity.
the Company in Keokuk, oh or before Tursilav,: N-B. ParMcuJar
tf .. u: .L thnst A a wtfh nee nasi mnt
May 27, i«?55.
By order of the Board.
U UGH T. RE1P. President.
C. F. CONN, Secretary.
Juae 20, 1S55. d&.vtd si City a ia^ge assortment of French Candies,
Dispa'ch and Fort lie* Moines Statesmen snch as
'HE first Instalment cf the spccial tyt for Cardial do do 'do
n iy MeAdamiJinp Main, Second and Third ftfetropolitan Loienp»s, C«nver»aUett Loaen
e a s u e o n e i s a y o u y a n i e s a i i i i U i e e & a
promptly' paid by ihut time it all becomes
Tl 0,
'K
#t
the haneht of ihe
1
!h« fi/6f
totut ltut tnu« 4 eAttntiou i«
thou*ar.a dot-! Auguat first and r,r.s-third recetr*«»r first,
RJIVAAIA.
wUo
«e«ld
tea per cent, interest fi&nr, Jun»
THUS. MARliN. i
:i«t«ef tke«Hf«f »-je-e»
French Candles.
JUST received by Eipress fjoin New York
I Sherry do do do
Tax BJetlrr. I Gum do do do
June 13, lPf-
A
the citi­
zen? of Keokuk, that they have lormed a
copartnership, (Afay ith, 1855,) for tlie purpose
of carrying on the above business in all it»
branches. They are ready at all times to un
tske work in their line, which thy pledge
themselves sh ill be executed with punctuality
to
b,t'
and 00 r#a
Part*
ORE IG If TON k OHMER'S
Confectionery aud let CreamSaleen
JanelJ, 1XS5-
I
^IIE new sammer style of Gest's Beaver Hats
for 1S55 can be found at the
NEW TOM HAT EMPORIUM,
84, Main street
kess
•PPi
Look out for tb? WaSn? Ltw.
I HAVE cn harni nr assortment o! Brandies
and Wine? *hib will be !»«ld during the nntt
!"i) days at to «nit p't^ch*^i, i- order to
tnnl:r room 'he Mmt.f Liquor Law. Amor.*
the tor' m*v he r»tti.i French Brandies from
$2 to $3 50 per psHon,
Rye and Bourbon Whiskey from 75to 1,25 pe*
palter.
Holland Gin, from 2 50 to 4,00 p*r gjloa
J»mairi Rum, 2,G0 to i,&Q
Siciiy !\f*d«ria Wine, very choice.
Old
.-herrj'f
Pur', it «f
Malaga, w
atock of Claret and (i
tive Wines. Remember (he market for the above
closes titer the 1st Julv
W. C. FUNKHOCSER.
looking Glasses.
P0XE3 L^okir-f oiss'e'^ assorted »ite»,
just receive-', direct firm the tnsrafac
tnrer*, and for sale br the bo* nr x»n. Alse
en assortment of Ci't Mouldme for plc'tuf
frames. CAREY Sl K1LBOURNE
308
June 18, 1«5S 4
Xoticf.
THF.
members of th» IOWA ST A** fesuiAtfes
COMPANY a^e er-hy notified that the elee»
tior. for a Board of IMrecor* for said otnpaejf
will be held at the efliee of Fdwards At. lurnsrr
in the citv cf Keokuk, on Thursday, th# 2Sth
June, 1SS5, at 9 o'clock, A •*iil dsy.
E H. HARfUiiON'. Preside®!.
W»c F. Ttnusa, Saeretary.
Jun« 18, 185j. dtj
Faery Goods
JU8T
received ?n un ntnwt of 8m
Goods, soeh as'Freticii Ch.r.a Vases, Parian
an^ Terrs t, it., f'itch rs. Lavender a&d
Cologne Bo'ties. Fruit S'st.t'e, C«ii Rpce.vers,
Cixai St»ndi«, Jew. I Stands. Spaou GoUeU, Fif«
ures, Cupids, Buats, etc.,etit.
Ai«o on hsnd a gctd ai.oiti?i«ot of Crocksrf
and Glase w«c.
CAREY 4k KILBOURNE.
Jane W, 1855.
mlset tm Taesdar
Calf. Cow
fortnaHon, or Ihe
be liberally e
A. L. DEM1NO.
HD'TVSPAMITMC6,
N O A Y U I
Office Sire*:, a«xt t» tl« Wklle
llctite.
IS prepared t$ promp'i) a'tend to all business
tequtr»r ib« services of a Notary Public Ac
knfW edjreroen?. end D-prsltiona tsfcon Deeds,
Mortgage*, aiid ether kinds of Dc-omenta
drawn to order, in the English, French, airt Ger
man Latiguaees.
Keokuk, Jmc 19, 18f5. dim
Bdw
A
rpHF.
1 Ail
a n e e n i
Stein.er tV.SP.\KH \UK will rt»r
i regular daily picatt frc:u Keokuk, »n
ronnection with the cars of the Northern C'Osa
Railroad a1 Quincy, lea. n.g m.i y at o'c'ock
and arriving at K»"kuk -t 12 JH,f a^d leavieg
Keokuk on return trip at 5 o'clock. For fret*!
rr pss»ace ipplv on board,
JuiiC 13ih, LSJJ.
Woraieg Glory copy
I
T. CAVE IT SON'.
Main Street.
COOL.
HAVE on haid 1 dmen Ice Ches's ard Fe
Ii iterators, embracing a« v«ral differri. sites
ti:I .'tylts, w hit fa will be arid at ti*e loueat pj i
cc», and warrauted to pleaee. by
June 2, iSi5.
lected 3'v"Ck ol
BOOT* A?t» SDOES, rnUMl OlSTEKV
r.«w opened and for e,»ie
8
-he above ^Stabllrtl-
W«. Fl'NKHCUSER.
LCMoiie.
BOXF
UST
Bov j', and cfuVreti w» ar. oi al sijles. I '... J.
graflea end sizes, which we pledge o rsehei ta Jau#2 l€5i*
rell a* the L^'rest Cssh Priees. atid wotiM enly
respectfully Eohcit an exannnatio i of our stork
and prices, faHir eoofidtrjl that Loth in point
cf fjoahty ai.d rric.ea. we ar* nble to piesse.
o 't»e ordt» for
te or tit» lor eale "i»w by
Wii.C. Flli«KH6rsER
Jiiae2, Hi
and well se­
re-ei.-d
a SIr..ll
i Cora OysttW
FUXKUOtJStR.
ilu/ktid nudSalt Fist.
Mktti" aew No. J.
& bbls. do la
10 do do No 2 sad S
1 drum Hake.
2 d» Cod Fi'bj
25 boxea do
5 bbls Take White Fisfc,
5 do No 1 Salmon*
For tale low by W, C. FCKKHOUSER
June 2 16: 5
Sr.NDElES.
p*RF#l? Pearfiejfr cars,
J- do Strawberries do
do Grspej, BUrkben if s and Cherries fa eaa«l|
do Tomatoes, l'«#r#, i tem* ft Lebsle'a. do
By WM. C. FU^KHOUSER
Jnat 2,1855.
WOODEIT A^D WIT LOW WARE.
frlT8S of aU knChurr.j, Pails, PucketsJ
Hufkrti, Waggons. Cab*. Kitchen Notion!
and B«g». W. C. FUNKHOU8ER.
June 2. It55.
6T. LOUIS 1XCHAKOE
SIGHT
Drafts aud shcr' t-1» 1 11- uanted by)
A. DE.MING 9l I/O.
maj30 d6t I ai keia. Main 8u«
EASTERN EXCHANGE.
o IGHT and 'iff•« drafts en all the Eastern
Sou'-bai n cities wanted by
A. DEMING 4 Co.
msy30 c6t Bankers Main 8ti
St. louts end CQsUro iiftiasff,
O^STANTLY on h)-n 1 and fc-r sals in SOI
tu sttM pui .hajt'* »it
••CITIZEN'S BANK."
may3Q dfit M-in Sir
Another Wagon.
J, R^LisTON A RO. will promp'h delis
er in »ny arf ol the c:ty ali ariicies orderd
trom their New Grocery and ProrlsioB Ster^
78 Johnson Street. Orders solicited.
June 0,1855.
ALL
the new sunmer stles of Straw Hats j«
received per Express, for «Ve cheap at
SHELDON'S NEW YOfcK HAT EXPORIUl
Call and cat you a Hat at a low tri4«.
June 8, 1*55. 84, Ma n Street.)
City Property for Sale.
Y
»c
ALU ABLE LOTS, located en flfain,
deau and JohmonStreets, which witlbes^
fivo^ably.
Apply to W. A.CAVF,
Firm of Graham A Cave, Maiai
June 8. 1855. dtf
CAE KB.
all kinds can be had at
CREIGHTON OTilVfE^
jel2 dtf Johnson Strs
m. TSO.
R. ALLEN,
AFFF.iRS his protessior.al services to tbecit
of Keokuk and vicinity.
His office, the same heretofore occupied
Dr. Ford up atairs over the store of J- Bri
Esq., No. 8ft, Mam Street.
Residence at the 4Pavilioew ell Concert!
tween 2d and 3d Streets.
June 12,1855. dtf
Dispatch copy weekly 3 months.
A. BridgrTOan
8 Agent for the Mi'so^uMiaie Mutual!
ranee Company, the Ursrtors of wbtckj
amohp th* oldest and beat knevr. business]
of gt. Louis.
1
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