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K N O K U K:
MONDAY MQRNTXG. JULY" f, 18*5.
OFFICIAL PAPSH OF THE CITY.
TAKINO
uiit nowy A
Mtual circulation within the delivery of
tlwfc Post Office. That, explicit and par
ticular as it wsi, brought them down in
trice. The
OATS
i.v7tu i^^a ^u,V«.r.»a*u»h% 1
•rrtitied to the P. O
hae always been.
The Glory was bosstin^ a she:-',
since of a circula'ion exceeding ours
our Ik I remains substmtially
when it continued to flpp-nr in the Glory
the largest circulation, we alluded to the
cubstantiated our positions.
ftttT"There are said to be 1,600 German
Utigran's now on their way from Ham
burg to the vort of Indnmola, Texas.—
Tnere ara already 50,000 German citi-
ninety German emigrants arrived at Gal-1
by themselves, and are agitating the que.-'
lion to some ej'ent. th,i, iBporUc^!
umW nd ,,,l,erx! ,nJ ,hc frrc
immigration of the "fanatics'* of the "fa-
s'.rrngthen ng. We noticed a few days
ago an earnest protest against slavery
from a German pa er recently established
by themJn the interior of Texas. JPer
Aapf one of the new .lute, which
e
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r's'\'
Peg.—TH«
tirement by Col. PaUt:t*on cf a aware
•ffldavit at to ec'uajcirculation within the
Post G:5©e delivery, took the mciad cut of
tin •ails of the Glory in a hurry. That
wsa a requirement which was tangible
cfel to the point. It k*ft DO opportunity
to smogfjle in the weekly circulation, no
fipfnrt-mity to work a trick which they
wtro unwilling to swear to as bona Jid«,
nothing else to do but (o swear to their
Cirr was found to
TcIa
iSfwititicd to carve out of her territory will
strong and •'dangerous" element ©f free
ao. to a.
tfhis case, he was discharged. He
speaks verv kindly of his associates in
would have beer, pleasant to eontemplate.
Warsaw
A
so Bocaroao
1
a
DBAWIXC
crpdUab,e 6
advertising, as it
ime
As
arc
re 1 10
ear|
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)e
8rn
matter for Ihe purpo.o ofseltine it ri»M,! i" ""TV"
»„.t. j.t,. .Li. .... ......L. impeded by tee. If the -ritir i. 'I'l-
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VJ
,rJ vvi11
ry
con line
merit says some baa the reputa- •.
to assist him in his literary Inbjrs, tnu.!
iste his papers, instruct him in the lan
etc., lor all which he would not
have dared to offer them money, as he
would to an "outsider compares some
of their habits and the crimes which sent
them there, with the habits,and vices with
in the law, of Parisian "uppcr-tendom,"
And concludes that a worse society and a
more depraved social circle might be
found than that vhich surrounded him.—
He spent three days there, not unpleas
antly, but thinks the limit of a week
«ould have been abou as much as it
be a Free State. If not, some one of was brought against the Whsg Central! ij \vls-n
.them will be left with a comprratively Committee for'expenses incurred in the!
canr!I3ili^n
JC'^Greeh'y dates a very interesting claimed that there had been no sdminis
letttr from the Rut de Clchy, the prison
1 lor
in which h. w», co„fi„ed in l'.ri,. He K»r'.v, bat said, in the event of
1
Ia
Railroad.^—
The report of the Pre^idc&t of thi. ro.d never be forgotten, like the
thuw. the tunount of .lock .ubscriptioo'
to be §580.900, o» which sum Lie conn- w
ii*s of Henc'erson and Miller have taken
TO. of which .ura SS-,094 69 h» been
«i. Tite
delegation to
company proposes to send
t. o k--
po:sn of the Allies are calculated to cre
ate a tocnt tation among the Musk-ovites.
IT
re­
MILD."—The
ll® nt,!hini.'
eor(
Loai*villc
Journal calls the ami slavery excitement
witch now pervades the country, a wick
ed a'tempt to '-illustrate an abstract idea
in ethnological caruistry."
2J- His Sandwich Inlands Majesty,
Kamthameha III, calls for anapprojria
tion from the State fundi of $60,000 for
the support of his army. Thh formidable
host numbered at last accounts 120 men!
&" The Western Unitarian Conference,
recenfy in session at Buffalo, N. Y., voted
to meet next year at Chicago.
The sum of the gifts kn wn to
have been bestowed by Amos Lawrcnce
during his life, was $639,000. An enor-
mous charity, to be sure, and highly
equally cbaii able, on ihe same capu.d.
0Qe
that the Glory U declining. 18*cond third,—but there
If cur r.eighbor had kept his
SJ" The Mujca ine Journal now ap-
the same pears daily. The accessions to the daily
*rith what it was at that time, it follows press of Iowa have been quite extensive
either that the pretence of our contempo- few months. Uur own issue,,
,, Li i ,, sub*crititton to the oapttal stuck of this
rary was mere gammon, and that all hi* 'hough rot yet a year and a half old, was company
high talk it mere bluster and humbug, or
ibe first in the State,
a respectable list.
t0
Uu,ik vvlthuUt
ctem
iribuUd it but then, ther. .re a good »«»tIr MtoeUed wi ihe gro»
macy of u. who would b= glad Co be '"C'n'ere.t., of tl« country tlnough .h.cl
mouth shut, he might have preserved ti.e |t. a^olnes River Improvement. estate, we pledge ourselves Hereby, tis Twelve of the students received their
Tost Office advertising in welcome. It Our neighbors of Keokuk nn-1 some of
far
fet jf,b which ofllrs too little remunera- sour exchanges along the l)es Moines river juinih our pr.»port»on of the meats to conferred on six, and five clergymen ra
tion to bo worth quarreling about, and so
quite »en»itite wla-n any thing is said 'n8Ur^
slack-wat«r impro\tnient is lin's'ud, i In n, for or
1
"'w1"
himself in opposition to every com
-j
ergirerr who ever rxamircl
river r4
„,
e of
dom of speech in respect of the "peculiar i Fur the Gate City.
institution," are rendering them obnox- ^oitob From every indication
ins to the native sUvelolding population I
out
bere»
we
of Tixas, and some of the journals of that, here for Sheriff of Lee is A. W.Griffith, curdat.ee with the last resolution, as
State are protesting against cny farther your city, and if he will come out!iO
in tn
?e,i*
derlarid.,, However, they continue to own ho It, he may be assured of
come, and their iofluencci'b widening and support Irom the people htreaways,
i ^'"ion 1ms been decided l,y tl.c proper I
s a:td compent legal tribunal in Montgorne-1 u u .. .r
county, Ohio, in the nepatire. A #uit !,^
ip tMat tue whig party
that it had no longer
ience, a local habitation er a
dT," lb.t it bad no longer a leg.l «u.
meat of the plaintiff's bill, provided it
w ,s
ant^
3
4
1 forms) could be disposed ot to advantage.
ijon of being very hard cases, butall treat- Tiie court overruled the defendant's plea,
_j i ii ,, ,. meetmcr ot the citizens of 1
lie Coun'y
«d l,!,n well oud respectfully, volunteered decid.ng th.t tl e jnrty »M .1.11 the
"i in- and th.t the defer.,la,.t,
a. Ihe »clno*e edged .gent of liviiyj
p«rtv, Wiifl "fork over." And U did. i
Sarthquako at Baltimore-
BALTIMORE.
A. It aroused ibou'. one half of the in
habitants of the city. Many rushed i to
the s'reets. In the eastern section some!
windows were broken. I
The shock was also experienced in
the countiy about seven n.i'es from the!
city. ItWiS succeeded by a rumbling'
noise. i
HE
E
nui.ISH Btaia:.—Who will not
gay lha| lhe uncommon bealty and mar
velous English of the Protestant Bible
lives on the car, like a music that can
1,urch
b11
m1 l0
wor(j».
cr
y
1,IC ea
k,n1
CoUected on private auuscripinms, €31,- gr
^ILRCAE MLETIK3.
Ou Wedne»d-y evening, the 2Jih inst.,
a large and respectable aulience a««em-'
bled in the Court House, Mt. Pleasant..
for the rurpo*e of hearing an address
from J. K. Hornisb, General Agent of'
the I\okuk, Mt. Pleasant Si Mu*cailne
Riil )ad, up^n 'he importance aaJ ai
Vantages of the srsi 1 road.
The meeting was called to order by ap i
pointing Authur ller President, and S
McFarbnd secretary. A. B. Peru r. be
i'-.g calhd upon, qilered the tallowing'
Resolutions: n
Whereas the citizens of Henry County
have by their long continued efforts awn
kened au interest in, and fleeted an or
gani/.ation for aR i! Road of the higlxst
importance to them and tht ir fu'ure pros
perity, and whereas this Rail Ruad en
terprise i» now on n footing which makes
its success demonstrable if properly, fauh.
fully and energetically supported by those
whose vit.il in'erest* are blended with its
conmmati.m, Therefore
Resolve!—That 'he Keokuk, Mt. Pleas
ant and Muscatine Ituiiroad is a work the
,e
,, they all admit that just now, and for the' Eeaolvel—That M. L. Edwards, C^i".. West Point Military Acadettty, and Rev.
sat no nng a ou i a oug now- |.ls{ y
ing we were entitled lo it. it when he wet. But ordinarily, they a iy, it is a re- to issue his Proclamation, authonzieg a i American Bo:trd tot!»e Jews in Constaati
began to-employ that as an evidence of spectablc ivt-r and can, wln n t!ie pre*} vole to b« taken at the next An just etec. [nopl*. The dead bodks of a young IT an
ve
wh«, $100,000 or
ana exposed le trie s or our neighbor, navigable, the locks and dams should be' Penning the adoption of the resolutions,.{ were lovers and hail committed suicide
All the result! of the controversy have kept out. But if, as we suppose, only Horntsh was called out, and enter with ['rustic acid. The name of the
once in a great while it can le thus used", tair.ed the meeting for more than s n hour young man was Horatio Augustine, and
for a short lime, the improvement is verv in a very ab!e inner, showing the im- both parties are represented as higl.ly re
well, as it will afford some water power i' port an ce of the road, as a connecting link npei-tble.
to he used for manufacturing and other tween the ISorih and South—in time,
purposes. -Butthe facilities it will afford! bringing together the Golf on the
lor carrying off the products uf the eoun- South with ths Lakes on (he North—and
S«ns in the Sute. Three hundml and
8Pe!,k of-
vCEtoti on the l4ih fn*t. importance of the improvemetit.—23ar- After Mr. Ilorni'h concluded, the
.linylon Ilawktyt. meetinp was addressed by J, A. M.-Dow
1 bese German emigrants ate o] posed In which expression our neighbor re-1 el, Engineer of the road, A. B. l'orter,
to slavery. Tiny settle in cnimuntuel:
CoL
Bar ru,t
KEW
oj" 1852. I he party defendant n
Amsev
w iu.b.,
E|j Mlchwa
He i
came
appointed to settle the affairs of the
., )'he appointment of such administrator, he
refosed to give bail on his arrest, and so hou!d let! it l.is duty to advise the psy
sras confined of course. On the bearing
BALTIMORE T.
L. L. Berry.
H. B. Colli:.s,
C. D. Bee be.
TSKNTO-S T.
J. Green.
properly presented, and the property X'robasco
deceased party (under-
i *taod to consist chiefly of lumber for plat-
JErFKiiSO.N T.
J. B.
Rimer,
Mr. Taft, moved
t„und
w,,1I:h he con vert
I
a»»r?
ut
typed in its verses. The power of all tb#
ef8
been oul l!m of soft an(5
tii,:
«Mnnsctian«sihteh th*y will make.!
there titty propoae to do what tbev can »»nd hre dih of ihe land, there is nut -a and securing lh by b»ng eords to the
With their loval subscriptions, and to seek wi»h of relig--usnets earth, sending them to blo.-m far up mid
about him, wl oce spiritual biogr*phy is: t'»e fields of ether. The violet thus
further aid from tfeose interested
n/t in
|ti
Rwim
to their corporate capacity 200,000.— anchor of cetual ftrioutness. The mem- equal to the pure Cashmere. Beautiful 0nier E II HARRSIQS.iPres't.
The total amount of receipt# is §75 244
and trials of a man is hiut'en be-
$b0 on cour.ty and city bonds,and $9,300 neatli its words. It it a representative of': per on A nag
borrowed, all of which has been expend- his best moments, and all that there has idea, not lon^ sine*
i i
ch
it passe.s to the State of Iowa, and a work
wh cli now demands the interest and uni I
ted support of the citizens of Lee. Henry,
Louisa. Muscatine and Scott counties.
Hftoh'sd That now is the time for the
citizens of Henry County to m^nWV»t
their interest in tSis Road by a liberal
perhaps the Ri'golvei—That in view of the great
now onite benefit this Iioud will be to Henry an City of New York, took place to-day in
ty in the settlfmmt of its ttrri ory and the Church of the Puritans, b-forj a
tlie enhancement of the value of its real large number of distinguished ctiz-ns,
estate, we pledge ourselves hereby, us i Twelve of the students received theii
its navrgati-n. T. b» ,»«. a«il R«v. W m. T. SpMe, Chopl.in of the
this countv
K«
s
i„ k
,w. j.. nui cm is.. lessant and Muscatine Kail Road. {the parents of the former teti'le. They
So we the immense advantage to the counties
w«»bing to depreciate the through wlmh tt would pass.
8*un*«r».
thc
Jui, e
,-«re uj-n.mou.l, .d.,P
suppos© the man wanted judge to~is«ue a' Proclamatitm i:i
VB:
of any party, and ran on his „c, ?Tf,R
MANY VOTERS.
FEAMLIN. June 25:ht 1L5j.
Is TUB
W«io PAKTV Drah?—This
W. W. Kile,
J. B. Shaw,
A. Saunders,
S. Waters,
[B. C. K luffmsn,
E. Vau*rts«,
E. S. Hill,
^p^^^y completion of the said eeiwd.tbe degree of D. 1)M including the
ct annel has hardly been ty Jud^e of Henry County, be requested Sehauffiler, Missionary to the
Kd wards, and
^hcrs, when on motion .the resolutions
9
Rol ert Sudon,
J. L. Waitman.
JACKSON T.
J. S. Stephens n,
T. A. Mann.
TOWK,UIP*
C. N Mcl K»wi 1.
BALXM T.
Leonard Farr,
It. J. Johnson,
A. J. Pi 'k^riiijif,
Edward Kitilcy.
CANAAN T.
H. J- Howard.
itprxcAfOE T.
AAI Th oinp^on,
Is *ac 11 n»haw,
Clark.
SCOTT
,.
|le Courl 0
a0 0
4 k
sjid
s„.a,d»v. the
lo uUe in 0 cons
ij
fr
I Col. S..uu%irs, B. Lash p$4 C. Hmh
wt JC
Thursday, June 2ft.
ca
ij
at interesting addivss.
Moved, that the I'roceedincrs of th»
metiing be published in the Ql$frver, and
ail other pa tr* friendly to the comtruc
tion nf the road.
On moMon the meeting adjourned to
meet on Saturday the 30th inst., at I
C4t
„f of the.
ci:cn u .» kr.cws how he can forgo. Its felicities Bouth Carolina, Georgia and irginia..
,.
lhe if u( C(lant VoaD
apj uint« a couiorittee to issue a
or
meeting.
A great »Lfck. suppu-ed to be an earth- On motion the thanks of the meeting
quake.^was experienced here about 1 this
WPre l0I,d«red
ARTHUR MILLER, Preset,
SAM MCFAIl.\5D,
C«hmere
e «i k .penitent and good, fpeaks to him forever-more delicate bS*s.oms is essentially extension had Letter call and p»y the first insttil
lo t. outs, »e apeo out of hit .El g'ifeh Bi de. It is his sacred modified by atmospheric pressure ac-
airing such aid as will enable them to pro- thing, which dwubt lias never dimmed, and cordit gly, he tried the experiment of at- Au£u*tTrst r'an^'one-thmt i)ece,n^ fir's?,
ce with the work. In cast of failure controversy neveT soiled. In the ng'k fat liing pots of rio'ets in little balloons,
spiritual biography
Saxon Bible.—^-Dublin (CsMo- jpanding in the upper air gww lo ante
1
credible sise
Sec'v, 1
go.t i.
hurdl, iwta led bosme.. in OIH duincts
"S«'"LT I
\)e things rather than I They increase rapidly, and the fourth cross EM U*rri*n, v. lUnkm, J.,hn MeCune,
is part of the nation, and the with the native goat is said to be nearly s JJ Creel,
i"lo it. The po- cloth is ms.de from the fleet e in the ordi-
.Ureo- i «f e plant,',on. ».^l.,dl..
JC3T The author of an entertaining pa- |»pHE
on A Bag of Wind," sajs that "The Mc^
occurred ton French
-1 JL -JB
liii. -ICSiiY tL
Ere tfie (Mtligbt bat w»s flitimj-,
In tie »uu-et hfr knitting,
Saup 1o k-H' tnaide.i fitflhg
neatn her threshv-U tref
And a da) lijlit die 1 before n*.
Ami the venptr^tars «ho? e o'tr u
Fiffal rose thotendfr e1 orns—
JAMIE'S
on '!:c stoiaiy eea.
Warial) cne 'bat sursset ^loTtAg,....
S feetly brea?h« theyonng fl era bl^wr
Earth, with beauty c\erJtuv* in£,
Secmrd the home of 1 Teto b?,
A* those anpe! tones ascending.
With the .«ce»e ani) eoaiin btfndmg',
Ever ha 1 W»e sarn I,i# ending,
JAJIII: 6
on the ftturmy sea,
irfew bellj remo'ely ringing,
ftli-igleii with that •weet vo ce
Ati'i the lac! red ray aeetned ctinging1,
L'ii{ eriiig to lower a'd tree
Nearer as I ca®e,*-id nearer,
Finer roie the notes awl e'earer,
Obt 'twas heavei itself11 hear tr—
1AMIS\ on the stormy tea.
B'C'.v ye Wf^t wi»d» bliiTiUv ver
U tin* bark th it bears my lo*er
Ueritiy bl'»w and bear hiin over
To his own dear home and me
Fa.', when iiiffht winds ben the wsJlow,
Meep Forsakes rnv lonely pillow,
Thirtkuie of the a mine billow—
Jamu.!S
OH the stormy stay.
TTow could b»' lis', it linge r,
To thesong. and brar the miffr,
8,vee»ly wi'oii Itpaveu to b: ing her
JaMIE
fi otii the foiiming sea
And while yet her lips did name ra«,
Fortb I spi anp—my b«»art oVrcame ree-
mo more, sweet, 1 atti «Mie,
Home returned to love and thee.
lil-ttiiwooa't Aldgtszint.
New V' an, Juue 17,—The commence
ment exercists of the Utnver*ify of li e
*18 competent for us to to do, to! first degree. The degree of D. D. was
taking a worna-i were foun 1 this A M.
lOUjOOO of stock in the Keokuk, Mi. Ptazzi of a Hou^e in Brojklyn, where
I
During my absence for a few weeks at Ibe
Eat, the Insurance h*ii,iessof the abore Com
I paifies wiil be attended to hy Mr. fi. S Merri
iw.
T'
W. C. Plant,
Fam'l Ciotijih,
W.J. Clayton.
WAYNE T.
E. S, Smith,
Sam'l rkin.
U A III ON T.
J. B. Vernon,
James Drumtnond,
J. F. Plunket.
that there be a mass
W W. HELENA P,
i Offire adjoiuing the Mayor't OiBce.
i'y 2, 1855. dim
i FUR SALE.
iHB two lighters, He 1 Bird anil Vol«nteer,
length cue hundred and fourteeri feel,
bresd'b twenty feet, bafrt boats have been
thoroughly repaired and are in goi condition
for service. For informal ion apply to Captain
Cabbed, of Steamer Spaiha* k.
P. W. PECKHAM.
jane 30. i4
raEsii LEWOfiii!"
25
BOXES choice Sicily L"mer»s, just re
ceived and for ,ale low by
W. C. FUNK HO USER.
jine30.
Cars Meal.
BUSHELS Fifih White Meal for sale
.wby W.C. FU5KH0U»ER.
jtiije 3d. 4
100
Seek rie»r.
A A A
IaJvJ
to Mr. H^rnish for his able
5
BAGS of tH lbs each Extra Family
Flour for sale at greatly red teed urt*
cei W. FUNKUOUSER.
ne 3.i.
Ced FUk.
Kes
God Fish for sale low hv
W. C.'FUNKHOOSER.
jnne SO.
Frnlts". rrBtis'.t
BOXES choice Liyer Rtisirn, wboie, half
and qua ter boxes, 1 W ihs re-li Zanle Cur
rant:, 1 cases Citron, 25 Ire Prunes, for
sale by W. C. FUNKHOU68H.
june *0,
,.71OWA~BTA'T5 (00..'.:
AT
an election held at the office of Edwards
fc Turner tor a Bi ard of eleven directors
b»r lhe low a Rrar* iNsraANcr
£r It is s lid that the raising of herds the 2Sth June 1855, at 9 o'clock, A. M., notice
c„ln|„„Vi
e|ected qaid
WM
r^ntlr,pure and gard» ner, that the development or Hie due. Thou- wi-hir.g n. get the benefit of the
OSAND
o.'i the
Pork aBd Brans
hive 1 Tierce pirK' l" 1 p'irk well cured, also
a few bu«hH whi e B-ai* to »rf. n»pa*iv.
For sale cheap W. C. FINK HOI'S EK
Cows Wanted.
a i- •. w- vyaat
lii#'* wil'i Caivr-« perierted.—
Inquire at the olBce of the St. Charles l! »te!.
•sea 003 REWARD.
N
J.
diff?nT To^,^ .ppA..rf to:«i.. u,0„Bi„6,01„.
i i e i u a i e
circulate a petition am
on I the 'egil vo- i E.»rfi:rtler particulars enquire of
tera of the County, to petition the County July 2—d 1.1J. K. T.T.nvi) &CO
ac
fol
OTICE i* lur^by civm that the one third in
terest of the Keokuk and llduitlfon Ferry,
In*tiraiiv i^cnejr,
JEtsn la«riraitce Co II»rtfor«t,
S A K I S S I' A K L' I O 1 A Y,
Of Ogdei d'U l'. New Y"ilt.
UARTFOKD
HHI: INMMAM'K CDMPANV.
Mercantile, Fire Marine Isinraict Lseipaar,
uf Cov n.j ti'ii, Ky.
MKHC It ANTS' KIKK A MMil.VK INStltANCI:
COMt'ASV, OK J'rtlLAUfcU'HM.
THE
ah.tve ar-all sound «u reliable Compa
i,ie«, and ke ri.-ks at lowest rates that loca
tion will justify.
W
COMPANY
ToaKaa, Secretary.
n o
on
f„u,mj„g pe,^.
Boan, of Directors:
Tax Notic#.
first IWaiment o( the special tt* lor
iAdan.izi.og on Main, Second and Third
treets, fal'sdue on the first day of July, anci it
B38!|*
I i o i n i y a i y a i e i a i e o e s
wm,, en
ex
b«f°re thit lime. Ihe extension is
j,er ceill interest from June first.
TftOS. MAIiTiN,
Colfecior of the city of Keokak.
inmja. d#t«
ftATi BOXES Olaaware ard Window Glass at
BEVflOLDS* ln»| SW*
OLYMPIC AKtNA AHD
AM-RICAN CJRCl'S!
NORTH
Wajrnificent and en4erprisin/» fea'ure* of flt55.
rpHE
proprietor* mo«t resppctfullr inform the
ciUZ'Mi.i if i'ii vii'tn ty ih:it the sbove re|i»
brated and Buppiicr cnmp.it.v will b" exhibited
AT MOVTROSE, on Prlday, July 6 h,
AT KEOKl'K.sa latK.diy, lei Til.
In iti 'kit 'he a boy* asuiouricemertt the Mana
sfer Wi"ilU 'hiii ti e Company is ronipo-ed
of a full asid efficient cirp* of distinguished per-j
form«-ra. Cue of ih* great features is the beauti-1
ful Fetaale Equestrienne,
X'lle Marietta,
Wliose graceful and danng rid ne d'irine thr
p'l^t win'er in the en-tern ci'ies of .New \otk.
Ph-ladelp'iia a'id Boston, has heets lereived with i
'he in'^st di-flfimnshed an' ruSatioti by tlie pyb
ii' Also the kin-j of Cluwtis.
Mr Sol 3. Lipman,
Sed
a
s.7l! ti
I
,S
Pit
Al
Mr li k^a-y.
Wt.osp Ffjne ID
to b# Mercury cl the ri- g".
Tom Oabprn.
Tb# »re«» bare-bnck ride' .]tn in kn
I unsbiuij aiid Sorr.e ne'itit ovei six bore*.
A
eP
«i
,l,i0n
|"J
Antonio FaniHy.
Who stui.J urriv»l'ed in tli»*ir peifi
Mr. W. Waterman,
The ce'ebrat*
tur
be
horse rider
Grecian noble.
!r
iHted SN-e»aa.l Europe. Abo the great hew \j
Orleans Clown am! Comic Jester
Pass Horner.
The fir famed Eiimpf«n
ti le 1,1
Mr 8. D. Baldwin.
In hi. eelebrated arts of balaiicios and Jarglery
with Balls, Ki.ive*, Rinsir*, &e,
Kr. tv. Amstroaf.
Ths Stad cf Horse*,
Is Ihe larjrct.1 ant most bcauUlel aid highly
trained tn Ainence.
Accmnpanjinif the circus is the celebrated
Bras? Uiiiid led by
Wm Oberniar.
Ti PaviUori will be found •pacio i*—capable
(.• t,uning T»vo Thousand pet sons with com
lo! ftb!e s.at». i
'Ihe ..f.p,(ra:Se!le.) approbation wilb which the
ab n e com}
any tins been received in ei'ery city
and lowr. v»h t:b If.ev have thus lar wisitid, ba»
induce s th" proprietor* to «.pare no pains'or ex*
pel ae produ -ing a sen*® of elegant and altr.c« I
tive noveli»e«, scper.or to «&y offered to the |*t- i
roriare of Ihe publtea
Admis«ion to Rixe«,&0 c«nts Pit 25 cents. I
Chi i en mid»T 12 yea ef aRe lo Boxes, hslf
pi ire. No h#lf pru-e l«» Pit.
er Doors open nt 1| o'clock P. M. Peif.jrm
antf io commence a' 2. i
(jy Evening pfrl. rtnniice—floors open at 7'A i
pei tiriritttce to commence W before 8. i
... sell al the Lowest »sh Prices, an 1 wobld erl?
In his celebrated i arti gueae tricc^orvcr before respectfully solicit an xamir.aTion of
wt'iiea-ed in tins cou.-itiy, i and prices, feelirg eoniidcnl that bo»b in pojtt
1 uffetber with numerous other arttalet, whose I of quabty and price*, w* ar^ f„ n|«aiie.
names w.II be found in the pro^ramtne of per- II. HLTSK
formjf.ee. J,m 7# |8f,v
OSCA W. VATT, Afent. i
.Time 29, d8i&wlt. I
Alrxuiidt'r'* Pi'iamirtiti.
Toe Great American Bail' Tome. Governor, is prpaf«d tt take ackn
Far Sale at fe4 Maiua'reet. bv
J. D. MINCHELL ACO.
June 26. dtf
THE (iLOKKH S FOI KTHJ
^yE ni.tire with n.-.cli pleanjt,- ih# ex'ensive
preparations which being made by al! I HtOUSO Qf)ci 1 ililllCTS,
clasie for Celebrating our ziTS ami (jlldcfS.
©R CAT ADVERSARY.
TheGcAaDsare goiag to incy, and are,
CRITTENDEN h»
s esh bited his patriotism
ocra-i'»ru
by importis a lut of fine Boot, and Shoes for the i -"bl-e
OfST flit Store is on tbe corner of fifth and
Mm- S'r"Pt«
June 57, 1Y~.". d7t
SU1M Kir DRY GO(JO)ST"
I I i s i A I V A
1 0 9 a k a e s o
Great Auction Sales at New York,
and will be $uUl rhcajrr than ever before vf
in the Wealtr n couutry. I
WEfer,d
invite the particular a'lention of whole*
sate and retail purchasers to this Stock,
which i* now arriving which together with oor
Stock on band, makes one af the l*kgesr,'
cuEAfE'-T am! BEST Stocks of Dry Goods in the
Wnl. Among which may be found
10 0011 yards prints at 4 cents per vard.
25 0OO do do (fi«-t color*) rt
10 0'»0 do printed Lawn4 from lo 10 ets.
20,000 do Manchester, Hamilton and Paai6a
De Laiiies at 12|.
10,000 yds. dreas Silks from 40 Cts to $2,0§
per vard.
50 h.iles Brown'Sheetings from S to 8 cts.
25 case* l.-ifMfhed do dn 5 to 1?4
&0<X) yards Lancaster Gingham.
Iaige st'tpk of Carpeting. rfinsi«tirg of Royal
Velvet and Brussels, Imperial, 3 plv and tnprain
of every variety. Rues, Oil Cloths, and Mat
tings, together with boose furnishing goods of
every description.
3.
WILLTAM WT^BELKWAP.
A I
(J li
iiA i 1» ni'ire ueiiren by tn* y®'iii« tlian ib" m«»t and depo'it io*.s a* u«nal.
hiK'iriaiit lo' k* of you'h and beauti? What i All buauiess requiring the serrlcaMrf a Ket|
is more dreaded by the nvdd-aeed lh.ui gray y Public alie del lo promfxly.
hair?? Who that is old but wm.hl avert bild- Fire, Inland and Life Ii«urw,- Policies in
ne-a? whirh em all be accouiplialien hy ti'iug gu^ftantial cotn(M»nies issued at lo%vesi rates.
Alexander's Pelsmicus so universally ackuowl- P«t,sions and Land War rants 4ttsn ad for
edged 1:. be the umat *uperior article fur besuli- those ei.ti'b t© them, si.d l»and Warrants
fying ttie Hair, and which i* equally efficacious i boutr'-t and sold.
Hi preserrmE its .t iral fcealth. /jy Office corr.er Main ord Second Streets,
up sUir#
H.VGING.
y
o o s
Iio ht at the recent
JL
A. PURILEE It. CG.
85, Main Street,
Keokak, Juce 25, 1856. ditwtf
BBLS CEMENT,
25 r."
*d tnd fer «al»
Flatter Paris, la ordsbjmt r.eeetr
4BLS. BWVTfc a tnpy till 4ey
mm
•HS*"!?-! mms:
MI\EKAL W 4TKR!
hie%sr. ioone a HOOTER
A RE mii.nfurttiiiaa a very fruprrinr' article
ot jflE'lAT+^D MINERAL U'ATEH, th«
lali'ie^ of which ciiM-et be rurpit^fd bv
Motnral f|rtiiciti our Uhioti, ati' thai n pf.ly
mdurive to health, and contairs ro deletcrioof
di nge, which is often the rase with foun'airs nof
{iroptrly formed and n they beg 'e«v-«
to refrr to the following gentlemen of the Afadi
cal I*rof«s»ion:
Prof. J. C. HrGHES. M. U.
J. SANFOKD, M.
D.
D. S McGl'tilN. M. 0.
J. R. ALLEN, M. D.
E
C-
June 23,1835.
Fft*XClS, M. Ik
sTvv v i iTIi o se
Wft-LIAM WI'STFR. rH OPRirTO*.
Corner Srcond end Crs.'ar Streets,
FOIST MADISON, IOWA.
Cty fb»gS»Re taken to end fan Boata Free
of t''!*rge.
S'»ee« leave tbls HoaM dsiijr for Keo
kuk and Riirlinpton.
June 25,18a5.
llydraullc feroent.
SUPERIOR article for a »!e
J. Sc. J. K. LLOTD.
Keokuk, Jane27, 1^55. u6ui«
Denry Ward Bferlitr'i Stw Bfok.
VTAR PAPERS, or espeneoees of art sad
KJ satu".
J.
For s»l# by
Be 4» lti&5
USTt MI
Ulfh
epresf'ut/rg a
T. CAVE K
Mam Stmt,
FLOtR! FIOOI
bK ean fiom Una date he .applied
Quincy Fajrle Flo.,r, wbi. 1, wJrr.M-
«*d to be stiprnor to
pi Valley, by
June 22,1855.
any ma»'e in 'h» Mi»«i.#ie-.
W. C. FUNKHOUSES.
io&mh E®M fis!
rxf\ DOZEN i-ti.c ive.!^
•)\J Street. }i, U.
June 22, 18f5« lin
A FRE^II supply of that great Ameiicao )to
IX maiice,
THE WATIIIMaM.
Full of stirring ii.cidtmijr, atsiltiag eraatfl,
deep pathos, euddelightful buuior.
Fo *al" by JIT. CAVE & SON
JuneSl, lb.j. Main Street
I E CI RE ANQlffJ, or Social and Religious
1J Costotfic In Fiaare. bf Euget.. de Co«r
e. it
Ion. For tale by
June 21,1855.
J. CAVE fc SON.
MaiB Street
hate lily Iktoi iifid Siitc Molt,
*0. 112. main sTKf i T, at i wnji 4th and (Ml.
I '1' 111. I NDLltilG.N El» wti 'lti lecpf c'ttliy c*!'
M. the aHei.tioi) of the L»die« ar^t] Gri(I#n,en cf
I Keokok, sn I vicinity, to their tioe and well ee
acU 6f lerted stock ol
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
if:-
nftW operied ami for-«aie at ihe al«ar#eatabli.ll
men', comprising all kinds of LadW, Gent*',
Boys', and Chi'.Jrt'i,** w ear. ot al yles,
grad.-s end nr**, wlucb w«- pledc oaraelve* to
OUT
stoek
AMP It BRO.
A .t. rgM'No ii ciAvraoLa,
A.I,. Hriii
in? It Co*,
ST -.!• K.1 CRA .* V 11.1 Y. 11. H^LITLL A SO
BiMkEUS AM» BULLKS 1% EX
(II\
ITRI IT, KEOKUK. IOWA.
SH/HTMAISlor
CHECKS on «U ti e jun cipal cities
eiinaiarit'y aiflf in t±n* to *uit.
C"M«*cti»u* it this ci y rea.jlted for pronjpHy
at current rutei of E^rhange.
W'e wi^l huy*- r,d ^il nil kind of Gold, Specie,
and u.-tcur rent t# .NoU-e, »t be»l ra'ea.
Interest allowed on ^p« ri.il c'epoeitf1.
BelrreKcee:
Cash. Am. Ext-ha!^'* Ilnrik, Kew Yofk.
Meesrs E. W. Chnk, Dnd^" Si Cm.
Loca.4 St Sinw*nd«, St. Louie.
E. W t"l«uk a, Bro**,
N Corwilh Ck., tialsaa.
May 21, IS65.
A K V AT LA W
XOTAR1 Ft'ULIC AND IMH RANCX AOtlTT,
A V ING ret eit td a ew Cxruni sion Irom th#
June 2,1855. d-&i!4-6m
Shnp //tf forM#r of
/fr
«. «r
boui:d to mi.ke a favoraSle iinpre«aion. Ths Ar- »-»Tr i-r r» i. x% .w' ti
tillerv is to he out and will, by th*ir perf.cr dia- W('L
LD
ciptine and beautiful uniform. aMouiih all who
have not had the pleasure of seeii
The eari ua Monday schoo's are
ing. There are several other parties iiropnsed. ... ..
of a.nore private cbararter. all oUvkich V V if"
hope mav e a good time. i
tail ZtfllH Of tVeOJiUK, oav^ |ura»ed a
ing them before I cynartner^.p, Af.y 6:h, 1*55.) lr thi- purposi
to»n-r-Pirr,-,r "f
ai
VU,P°" !l'® fc?JOi'e
ud 8 ,he
!s*-
W. J. jewkll. w. M. D0LST. I
JEWELL 4 BOKBf,
*5I"
bliSineS* Ml all lU
i* branches Thty are ready at ail timss(• IW-
8 an3f 0,hf
i
7
N. H. Par'icular ettention paid to pATSRj
which they will do witb hesnessaacf|
di^pa'cb also old sash reglazed.
4
May 27. 185V i3ui*
French Candies.
JtTST
received by E*pi-** fjom Ness T*il
City a la-'ge assortment of French Gandiss
such as
Ice Creaui Drops, assorted flavors.
SI erry do do do
Gum do do do *%$.
Curdjal do dp do
Metiopnlitan Lotenges, Conversation
re", Paiiililliera, &c,, 4,c at
CllEIGHTON A. OMMER'g
Csnfectiouery and Jlce Creaial
June 12, JH55'
r|MlE
new summer atyle o Ge.t'sBsarerUai*
for 1855 can be found a? lbe
NEW \OlLH liAT^MPO*IU*,
SlKSt,,
"Call and look at them.
Majr 2!, 1855.
KOTICE TO BTOCIUOtDtM.
Office Keokuk and Ft. Das Moi'as ft. ft.
Jstsfl, |l
THE
Stockholders of tbe "KeOkak, Van^l
Moines ard Minnesota Railroad
are her*-hy noi fi^d that a CHII of ton per flflUjt'
(he capita! stock of siiid Cnmp»ny qSS'MHIIHI
been made by Ihe Bond of Directors,
»o Wm. G. Graham,
Tr-a*urer,
at the
the Company in Keokuk, on or befor* Tl
the 31July neit. Stockholders wlM
previou# calls of ons and two per CM*,
credited with the eaineon this mstawsssat*
By order of the Board.
HUGH T. KEID,Pi
C. F. Cans. 8ecrejary.
June 28,1H55. d&wttl
Dispa'xb and F«t 0f« XslftN