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«& K K O l\ CJ K: N£4 A Y n v n o A U O I To Frinters Pf haw for sale in* W ,-diing br 42 also a Med Jfcjtfmoscd pf very low, and will be delivered VTMMfjRy on the first of September COrSTT PEOPLE'S TICKET. £qr, County Judge, £r-ijJBL. 1*. STUAKT, of Moiitrose, For Sheriff, MAUVEY LE SUER, of Fort Madiaosi. For Recorder and Trearorer, W. GRIFFITH, of Jackson. For Co»inty Surveyor, lANIEL J0N60N. For Coroner, WOODMAN, of West Point, I toe lection. uo MODQ ifwoner, tor vn»tr respective lerms oi Tf.e iooportince or the eieotion is •Uviously eqnura'ent to the importance M-called Democratic leaders oi Lee coun ty have adopted and endorsed. Our candidates are too well-known to it XX th.t lhe studied and canning n,i,- i rapr«tentationB of our opponent, require a i brief notice. They l..v. carried on a warfare against the People's Ticket, which liae failed of its object, and reacted to the danage of the belligf rents. Thus they have, with a great para ie of feigned can dor and fairness, declared that they would not, and did not desire to, attack the pri vate cLaractcr of Mr. Stuait. Thty had nothing to say against him as a man they would even (condesccn lingly) ad- ^umbant to be a lawyer and a good jad as charrcterize Mr. Boyles. We a lawyer, and peculiar fi'ncss, on ac «nt thereof, fur the office of Judge, doea not make himslf ridiculous by too 5WI»I. ciaiu for Mr. Siuart-what trybodj knows he possesses—the strong fi'-e a e v U i nexi, August out, every voter is called ope*, by law, to make his t® Choose a County Jud^e, a 8 leriff, Re-, oordtr and Treasur r. Surveyor, and (.f 18&5. ICIAL PAPER OP TBS ClTr. n Press _____ .... ... 3 !m|-.*» Vf"ry an(^ |M MM dtrret .nd p.r.on.1 lolmrt in »»5' W* presen ed for the suffrages of the pea- times. Such an orga:.i2ition is fit only ^nJ^rroundc-d with theifly»U-ncs Jtnd: Press oMhe* same chicaneries arid technicalities of an effete offer for s«le, also, ali the Type on which ours is a progressive State, end we want, j^an jj js it would stiil be a point of proven himself to be by his eminent suc cess in business a* well as in securing the esteem mid respect of all who know him. I Thus much we have said in regard to personal matters, because we thought it culled for by the derisive and unscrupu lous course of our opponen'6 towards Mr On Wond r»*t AM»n»t fith rvrrv i atinc'ive arid intxtingtnshable repugnance i lo Mketioii of county oftcera. We are then slavery propagandists, shoulJ buckle |j on llll ir A!*mor'aD1 vor fluioner for their resneciive terms of! °®Le h• Id*rs and iffir-e seekirs. The Of Onr county affairs. Every citis n has! perception of the moral phase of all que«- or, now the Kmp-ror, was to study his pa- of management of .he bnsinen of p«rpetu«e n.oribu .nd rouen orEani^ ^^^ounty, that he tkas in his own busi- *i'tion and that, too, under the sacred cq,at,s e 44 ing forth claims to that which he has They hired p—a— as Bevies does, thereby exposing bis I 'Chaise? buggy? carryall?' he hinted ^ahallowneaa and aelf-con«it. Het •uch .elf-respec, and i. too I re appy o ssy a r. Such qualifications we tame to Mr. f\ts, wishing him all the headway he achieve upon the atrength «f item. Juggernaut K balloon? watering cart? nit that he is a very good farmer, an they are—Abner and Dan'el—smart boys Tne correspondent of the Herald wr". exoellenl j'idge of bulls, mules, Cittle, good famfly—veiy respectable foiks ting from Grenada, states »h't among the horees and hogs, that he can plow a good i—very—v-e-r y Known them ever so d» ad of Walker's expedition were recog farrow, and ra»e pretty fair crop, when long—liv« down in Springfield- folk. ni»,«l lhe bod.ee of Mr. Jules de Bm.-t i w»-ll to do in the world piuu« folks toa. and Cant Hornsby, who were th recent- i the weather permits. He might e\ en e n a Man of very considerable general intel- Both of 'em—Abner tweuty five, Dan'el I Central Amerioa. ligence, and of strict integrity. Bu*, then, twenty-two. There they are. Folks ot --consider he aspires to be a COTJktt .church-going people. Orthodox. There's COL. FABKiSi Akd COL. 4 dw vsre that he has ever pettifogged ft,j| 6 ,., .|„„ to Bl. one County Judge, It is nli lush that Su»A*T. rot TO »e Ikon s Up Sur CotWy Ju,!g, «,t be a profound .* W. It Whitehead. of Virginia, a. skillfulwycr .n order lo discharge well Ku9sinnB dally sad weekly pspem are p-inted, inc!i- pi ogressive men, apt, •kill'ul nnd qwick jj0n0r jtli the Russians to- maintain I braking of a shaft, and ran away. The] a portion of the advertising le'ter, end the «ri|®lww*iairg and dish u!es. This material will in affairs, to manage the public business. po*iession pgdnst the Allies at every Such a man is S u'rt, fnd such he lira hazard. Chicago Drm. Press. Stuart. In a general point of view tl.ere special hand through our Minister at 8t. .t i i u -ii P»»tersburer. conaratnlatorv upon his sue are, we think, weighty reasons why all, rrierBuui^ .i .* _l .iCfssion, Tins h-t'er, like a previous tnc of every name and shade of belief, who ,ect-jvtd. by Piesident Pierce from his il do not desire to perpetuate the dictatorial l„S'rif,Us fitther. bore hi* own au!o^r»ph, power r,f on arropan', tricky, and Eelfisth a?id is evidently not intended for the pub Court-House cliqae, or who feel an in-, lie gaze. The knowledge that a letter of i {}l:s nature hud been r»ceived, brought marching under tiie bhek banner of ft ore the usual time of meeiing b|o"I1 eoiimitting that management into the by basely truckling to 'he slave and othprs. The imp3ri .1 potentate ac hattds of judicious, capable attd trust- power—is of itself their all-sufficient knowledges all the value of thtse papers i .. eu i i. u i ,i nlacd uion them bv his illus'ricus la her, ^worthy men. Tns names of such men condemnation. Such men lag behind the Pq pl« on the "People's Ticket." Thisticket to he broken tip and scattered to the terest maniTested by the American peo csa be voted with en'irc confidence and winds. And all men of ingenuous minds pie in the success ot the war upon which ufoty by every body who is tired of the and free spirits, who know how to think Pre:it fa'b»r had entered. He pro po«e* the mo«t lasting friendship be'ween reign of the Court House clique, who for themselves, and dare to tLii,k for Would rejoice to ace the Court House themselves, will unite cordially, whatever European mail has br ught more impor ts! s driven out fiom their nests, and thtir m»y "political power broken down by every ion, against such an orgnnizsitiot), and any arrival since the et^blisl ment of our B, also, who would emphatically repu-1 wi not cease from their labors until they di*4e and condemn the Kansas swindle have buried it beyond the possibility of /y They have a newly invented can id the pro-8lavery platform which t^e jits longer oflendin* against humanity Laughable.—To ,„V .aj,. I an Editor be-rating iiis neighbors on ibei, i Mea any aaaitionl words on our part, ,, ilhe Crimea. The principle involved in afl»d we would add nothing farther, were i une*l^ea,9rD» lbat he,d ii constitution'he words simp'y''Pro'estant ble fur the lcllowmg. Tiie venerable and i Association." In'cn^e excitement fol voluble old female snuff-taker is a per-j lowed, and the movers were threatened feet character, in her way. She is a No. no wait a minute} "what wa$ it? i infB id ucct, r?,''.V,u, refuirad tor th* of fore V* e s e n s e v i n i n S e a s o o w i e rfCon ^urvsome jone •"•"I* w a to,B out feminine brick." Hear her upon a ques- [^airman finely dec'ared the motion out .« **t i of order and the matter dropped. Hon of Morals and \ag— But we have1j 6 not come to that yet. Read on: n|o yesterd iv in the citv, and 'Now, there's them b-ys—yoanp men after the eho ce of (Tiers adjourned to they're called—b^ys I call thtm. There meet in Cincinna'i in June. 1856. there's them boy, Ab er end Dan'el. Iv a'tarhet of the American Lega'ionmi tiiem boys. Op,» .ed to the liquor law—'correspondence has b*en going on for i both of em- bad as in-iitidlts. Suppose some weeks f-in?e between Col Fabens. ,|j. ,„f I.. ... ......... 1. ..I I.. u law! And what does he know about Perfectly awful. A-w i u-11 Both tf i Mr. Secretary Marcv. in relation to the lbs legal science j'em.' Kinney Expedition. The S rre'ury wislu Now we msy safely admit that Mr: "Here the venerable matron took an to know »bet her his consul's handsale iiuart does not possess such legal quali-' Riming pinch of sniff-mind, she had clean. Mr. Fabens holds up his hands, bten pnnctUHt ng the above remarks with I. 11 cases before justices of the peace derful She survived it, huwev«r( iindin"i"d. Mr. Fabens also asks to have Co', 'or has he, like Mr. Bojles, fi'td »n our then went on: 'B-jth them boys took a no- Kinney and his fallow mi»sionari»-8 pr« rts spers which are scarcely readalde. lion 10 e Suud i Unilrd ftrJdA lonsn nt pinches, but here she came a for himself. The Secretary lo.'ks, but, t0- ich murder lhe King'. Engli-h, are a j"®. hat d'(A,, ear. All daya one th. Kicarajiuan. by a ahip-of ar The lesque 6n common sense, and the butt jn iJOS.bl»ath. Don't b'jeeve in no noth- 'not interfere un il the Colonel and his icule for the enure bar. Neither in'. Took a notion to go out on a ride, comrade purge themselves of the indict Mr. S nart go about the County, Down they went to the stabUs. Livery ment found against them by a grand jury peting hw own superior txcellencies And 'here they hired u—they of their own countrmen. Mr. Fab.ns hired a—let me set} what tea# it they replies that they have prac'ically pirged hired themselves, and that they are all good 'Carriage?' suggested mv friend. m*'n And 0i ait ri1 th think on in a rrm.ute. They hued a—1 of a man, to go about vaunting his th«y lured a—what was it they hired?" church, has been annoyed by the lorwarti pr* tensions, or detracting from the u*Cart *erita of his opponents. And lastly, ^gai'1 suggested, really gruwirig curious to an opjortunity was i ffVred, to the fre twh well versed n the general princl- kDC 11 W## th me jt W!lS a—jt wa8 a—»i luart dots not posstss what is, after all, Here she took another alarming pinch. tor, whenever he tud 'hat un op or lojles' highest and almost only lawyer-j "'Handcart? wheelbarrow? dotil pike qualification,—thut of wri i' a blind, gabbed and iliegiLile hand 'l,t|,*rau„n o n o n o Do wmi a nun 8 8 raigc lon-seeae, tlx general intelligence, hired a— they hired a—' Hke intima e knowledge of business trans "Here she oame to a dead pause, med Wioee, the honesty of purpose and energy 't*ted *nd took largely. I I he voiuble ol 1 ladv i?ot «««uoo, which. »ha .nBo.ent Th.)- 1,^1 t„«d a -irtfefc"_. rpo of fetal principle., coaautnu eie of 0 be ]y wrote a letter to his hH» duties. And we hope no rne friencTs here, in which be ssj s Scbas allow himself to be imposed upon by the mpol will never be tak«n it may bc^ioproached the far of lhe militant nrrerfl absurd notion that the Probate business bl-wn up by the Russian-." Th.t rf btrr, and whispered, Brother, JJhtnkU* Of .hi. county wd.l noeessfrtly t* hedged i do trUf* Ur1 [f 0fathe that, these days of fusion |JT,irel Sta'es. Tiio dying fitther's confusion, of rapid progress and keen ,admoni'ory advice to the son. his sue'e«s 10 8leana when every body knows j[JS lodgment of even half an idea in kraln 6aid Edltor «SU.re open. U selves compelled to abandon the plact.\ The neWi I by tbe 8j10Wg Letter from the Czar of Rnuli u ill* PreatSeat, i [Correspondence of the N. Y. IleraM Wasiiingtok. July 20.—The principal members of the cabinet met this muri.in^ at un early hour. It was chnnce that brought thtm together. The President had received a letter from the Caur of Russia, in reply to one transmitted by a about a me«-ti-rg of jih inquiring cabinet a s «R«inat the combined power of the ment is a ""f *1 «rr^I?.e sincerity of senti'nent, as far as I can do th^ir be-t endet* learn, appear* in «very line. The docu- ,me 1 creating grc i ncas oi 1l".' h,,d t!w mMt ralnen lnt.n le Ullil( Bm0ng nQ^and therefore has a direct ioterestin n«me of Dfinocracy, which they have found those of »ckson, Cl y, \Vebster quiries and re'eiuc'ie* embracing th^stme reC(,ivt,g wj,h lhan USUJ1] R()g a|id lhe Uni(e4 State4 Thi asI have been their diversities of cpin- iant intelligence to the United States than connection with Europe. n0n and liberty. m.lts. The Mex can Government luve puichaped twenty-five of the smallest. see an ignoramus of i«ld in N -ntufket which throws a ball n-n il cpiv^d expected that orders will be re- for a *'0vly of the lnrg.r on*1, cons ruc «»«M 'I'1'1 I JCfiT* The Boston Herald is responsi- .•, ,• ti on is n stated. Ntw Ju, 2 At T"^»T'' I New YORK, July 28. session of the American Pro'estant Asvc ciation in National Convention, the propo Isition was introduced to strike from th* n the window. The n n .i The Grand hncampment of the A. r. KINNEY.—-\ Si.le. C^naol at Oreytcwn. and tells the Secretary to 1 ink and julge that wa*really wonder- has not yet been able make up his SaUb-th br^ak- ^ced tr.-m the threatened hos'ilities of :o M(/i, 1 fpose. Perhaps don i let ve Secretary thinks that the government can- To th nrt!on ,h not 88 'et C"ngreg:,tionah,t wrrtw 14 donkey- tuniiy would now be afforded for any cartr* dirt cart? dray0 furniture wagon?' brother to offer an exhortation,* had al "No, no, no, sir I tell you no.— ways a secret dread of e loquacious 'Twarnt any of 'em. It was a—it was a member. On one bpecial occa#ion the sake alive, what was the name of ii?'. latter prefaced a prosy, incliurent haruu 'f ire engine locomotive go-cart gue, with an account of a previous con- 91 Secre- lflVred on y thtr.—N. Y. Eve, Post. ,,lin fur New York ewr«po»elll ol Dr. H., who is pastor of an Orthodox tilbury phaeton gig he ness of lay brother io 'speak' whenevt 7 ',iret,• I exclusion ot tho^e whose u-maiks m« "'^o, no, no Lord massy, what was had a greater tendency to edification. j, a tiecn earned solar that the pai- troversy he had been carrying on widi the great a iversary. JVly Irieuds,' said ute. Lord- he, lhe devil and 1 have been fighting n a I HAN'S, !. Thej- lor more than twenty minutes he tuid uitij'- Eh MAN, not to snehk tu-nybt, but 1 det« nmued 1 i ipehR lu-n'gh would he said some of the rest could 6pe.de bet'er than 1, but still I leh that Ij l.d. U i Jaa got hold of at «ould noi keep silent be aved whispered th it I spok« „a of wlJ ua u ,,w too often, and that n^buiiv ,„ e bu 0 0 pttt down that''way, and now lhat I caine I tie victory I muit tell you nil that is in my heart.' Then followed the t» di ous h: ritigue nfore*ai"d. i tlicy were c-in'ng nut of the session room tliHgood pugior inclined his head so that his »i|ih '*«••|D-U r»« fykt Atlantic, however, _Samncr, of Mu*sachuett», ihat the Russians are making ^hile traveling in Ohio recently, met wi accident which might have proved rious. He was riding in an old hind a three ypar old colt, and wa very cashless driver- The road bid, and the colt took (right at tht, i buggy struck the corner of a worm fcEce" with such violence, that it was tmown twelve feet in the air, anj turned over several times. Mr. Suinner clung to the bugsry, and landed under the wreck. He wa»i stunned by the fall, and was un able to extricate himself until assistance came. His leg w »s s»vt'r*ly bruised, and one of his toes completely cruohed. He is *till in the Wesf, and will go through Wisconsin, Indiana, and Michigan, before returning heme. ATTENTISW 8LIVE HUVT W Ambwca Two or three days »ince. a gentleman of the parish, in hunting runaway negroes, came upon a camp of them in the sw.tnip /!i Cat Island. He succeeded in arrest itig two of them, but the third made fight, and upon being thot in the shoulders lied to a slu'ee, where the doge puccf-cded in drowning him before assistance u'd ar riVe."—[5/. FrancitviUc La Chronicle. There are but few coui'rie.a in the' w»rld where such no'de game n bo! found. And it has this p» enharity, also There is no season wh«n it i« not lawful to pursue it Albany Eve. Journal. CHOLtBA AM ELtCTBO-MAGSETI-M.— It is k'lown to a good m»iny, saj s the New York Journal of Cvmmtrc, tl at Dr. Bett n»r, of New York, baa for more than a the nifties of whifh are lo ytar past been pursuing a series of in- expressimis of re fpgling the Etrong national views as those of Professors Kossi and Conca's, with reference to the cure o cholera by Electro-Magnetism, and snti cipa'ing them perhaps in point of fact and time. He .p prrnanng a treatise lor publ cafon, which will in due time be given to the public. BANDS. WATHAHB ft CO'3 A E I A N I U S Frnm Cnt'U Gurdm Mrirnjnhln* Theatre. N. Y. TIIE LARO f-fcT AM) MUST TE!«SiV| OMPANV TKAVILIMi JN TIIK V. S. Will pdrtorm in Keokulc on Monday, Aofsst 13:h 185ft. J-uROAE DAt ONLY TheU'H.d Company will en'er t^wn in Prrraaiori, on the monout of Eshibi'icii, preceded by Slagnififfnt Dwgon Chariot, I)rawn bv K"1r Tmin-.l Elf, pha't srenmpanip bv fy'J MILITARY Bv!\U: The eun nf Twenty Lill'p«ti an I'onifj, driven before 'he Min iato' e ^ar iaT", Grand Cnrt- j. e of Perlor mint' ll'tra»*fj $tr., ft •. The name- of lire most p-omi rent Equestrians b»-lor.gi!ig to Hits esiabl shment area Mire gt a' i i.tv of their superiority above a I Other CVmp^nie*, Principal Fqneatrtmi. SVMJS and Mustek- Jk#«e Bl George, M-. J.J. Nathsws akd Mafikr Phiuo, Uh LA throp, the Kentinky Clown, Tom Lintov, th» Ent'lish Rer. formiuu Clown, James De Mott, the youthful E^'iestriai', Ma. i Fisher, the Great Hurd'e Rider I an»i P»rche Performer, r.'c 'WOE Sabcemt, tn hii Chantr^ahle See- I nic Act-. H. Dav & Davis, (he '•rest Trapeze Perf N' icle, rineiw, H. the ceteorated R^loot Jumper, and Me,«r B.i.raETT, Sickaps^ Shay, Mxow, Srcsrcxa,and others. I S A E A U i The Urn ivailtil Female Eijutsh ienne There ar»- a'so connec ed with this Cnn-pany & Four Pcrfermlag Elephants!! Pizarro, Timoii', ^eliln, and csaib, fiom Asilev's Arnphi-Theatre, London. They hate performed in most of tti« principil Theatres of Eur.-pe and 'hen perfoi in a rices strik the beholder with Wonder and Astoauhmeat The wh Ie ud of Lilii|»utian ponies, imported from England ky Mr. Sands, will appear in all Ot Ibeir Wonderful Feats! The Etiiei taiT.rnen"- will be Novel, Varied and Brilliant, enlisting of ELEOiJtT A T1 OF HORStMABfHlF, Acrb«»ic and Gvmnastic Feats Vaultirif:, Tumbltrg, Fea's of Equilibi iunj, Cainic Scenes, bongs, and Laughable After Place-, The whole to er,livened b\ the Comicalities of lbs Two Great Clowna, fcAM I.ATllRtff AM) TO« L1NTOM. R. BANDS, Mai'agar. Eqocstriak Door, open at 2 and 7 o'clock, P. M. M0 es v« [Jiractor. LEADER or THE HAND. TaKAScasa. d'Jmiz^ion, Box 50 cmt*. Pit £5 cents, the who'e petfoini.mce, a'd N" Halt Puce. Pertorss- commc ce half an hour alto-ward Keosauqua, August 7 Bonaparte, Augiift fit'i i V\es! Point. A'gust 9't Fort Madison, August 10th Charleston. August 12th Jul-* !8M. timb mxi»n: Mil, IBB k C0^ }*oprut«rt. N*al, Abbot i\ & Co 88 Broad 8'., N. Y. W 1LUAMS, i ANMKK & Co., Buffalo. ship ri^n.Y hv Ytiyie'iLIm Sie,mcr», I®«t Cenrilandt Street. Fur till 15 Liditip, aiM'ty to Ns*t., Ab ot flt Co. 1 F. Hr.wkk. 88 Broad Street, Vikoil Hillvkh, New-York. Mark l'ackaa^s *NI al, ABBOT ft Oa^* ICvesr-ss.' July 27, 1^55. dfc«6in 1855. 1 a h' Western Liie. JFAL, AKHOT ft CO., New York W!L LI AIMS, TANKEK lb CO., Buffalo, Pre priet'TB. Ship doily from Pier 2, East River, New York. All carjjoea fully in'ured to B'iffdio. No Transhipment between New Yetk and Buffalo. For Freight, nppty to Neal. Abbot k. Co., P B. Brooke, Virgil Hillyer, No. 88 Broad Street, N-w Y"rk. Maik P.«rk«ges. "M. W. Line." July '21, 185^. d«w6/j CASU riiOfKEBY WV% O I I A E I O lmp*rtcra «ol Jobbers i| JEarthcnware, Chira and asstcare, No. 195 Pearl Street, and No. 61 Chambers St., new YORK, WOULD say to A/frclidi.ts and Dealers gen erally that, haviup established a Cash HoriE in this branch of trade,»hey Jre lullv convinced that thev can aetl C* cur.iv etc., a' such prices as w ill pay the pur haM-ra fine p'of it to retail. E«pariitrice lia'i pro»»d very eon clusively lo u. that, oy ••thering atrie'ly to the caah *y*lem, we oan afflod '.o «ell from ten t«.' twenty per cent below the regular credit trade pricen. To this end we ask an exsmina'ion of out a'yles and prices, a list of which will be for- I warile? by mail to arn p-»rty rtesin'i?. i Ear'.benware, by the 1'ivnice, single package, or very carefully repacked toi the COONTrY tRADE- July 27, IftdS. dly BOUSE pi51«fi~4S"MAlNTxi TRB uuif-rc^neit respectfully announce* to he Cl itens ol K't kuk lb»i be hit* opened S1 Pan Stiop on Third St. eet, above Main, where e w i e e a e o a e n o e o e o thos»* who may tavor him witb a catl. He fl*' t« r•» himself tbat his work will compare wit's any .tone hi tha eastern rities. b|M»t-im-na of woor| and marhl*- imitations nay be seen by calling a' hi* ^hop. A shir» of the pob'ic pstrnnatre is folir-rted. If von wnnt work done in inv lute, wi'h ii^at ne«s at dispa'ch, ca1!or. me —all I k i* a fair ti :al. JEREMIAH BROWN. July 27, 1955. d] Innd# A City Lois for *a!c. A VINCi bt-en requente.) by sundry per-oiis •'•"i ai -M'.il'v tu.ies to rame the price* I would 'ak» for iny lands and lot« in lov a, I take lhi« epp rtunity ti irit"rm the publt- in general of lhe prices I will ntw take "or the same. A list i« her« unto annexed N E Ki of sectiun 8, township 65, raac* 5. N W Pi 9, 65, 5 6 W 17, 8i, & i Llf 18, «5, ^t 12 tn Block 3 Keokuk. 10 13 4 liW «. i. ii i li go it II U and tb» who'e of 121 I^ats (V afiti i^eslivills, intl the SEW of N VV of N E }l 26-C5-5 (10 acres) it. dixou'e. For the whole *f which I will take twt-if two thoutmud do!l»(*, one.third in hand, aid the bal ance in oiip, t*o. lhr*e. an I tour annual pay mtn s. with in'eret.t ut 10 per cent fmrn »e. to be paid ariijtia'ly, and secured by de» of trust until a!) is paid. Any per -on wishing for p\rtieu!ar information as to fc'ratioo or quality ol the tends, may p'y tn II, Ree t, |,»q or hi* Honor the May or of th-. city of Keokuk. WM. GILLIfiS. July 25,18m. Rino«al! D. HUMPHREY & GAGE n.WEF. AVE reinoird ttie,r"Hat, C«i, Bonnet and Mi I ii'iy Emporium'' to No. 89, Man S'teet. betwren 3d and 4'Is, a few doors above their ol I stand, where they will continue then bmme-e on alarg. ly incieased irale, both in the wholesale and retail depaitments. We wil Our rooms are fitted up in the finest style and no pain:, will be spared tomake the 3. S. BEE BE, il Iain Street, brliD'en Sixth nnd Serenlh. 11/ HOLLSALE and He'ail Dea'er n Stovej, VV Hollow W.^re, Tinner's Slock, &.C. Also trianufacturer of Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iron W.«r *. Rooting and Jobbing in Tin. Copper, and Sh»et-Iron, which I Will warrant to give satis faction. J. S. BEEBE. July 24,1855. dly rXCELSIOR Boot and Shw Manufactory. TUt ,.tt i. nr NCH AND MI'RtCA"« rASHIOXt. J. x. Harris A Co. HAVING just opened a shop, in Ihnr old bimue«, on 3d street, between Mi and hnson, Keokuk, Iowa, lespecttully nourice that they are prepared to manufacture the neatest nd et la^hioaabla Boots and Shoes That oan be got up Determine 1 not to be excelled by any man- factui ers ia the West they solicit a share ef pub lic patronage. At we purchase direct fr"m the importers, oor itock i» always oi the latest faahion and best quality, and at the lowest figure*. As we keep no Eastern or slop work on hand, we wurranit al our ready made Boots and Shoes of the same character as thoae made to order. Call and leave your orders for a good fit. War ranted to suit in every particular. J. T. HARRIS 4 CO. July 21, 1855. dy JULY ARRIVAL I E E I V E I S A Y July 26th, 1855, PER AMERICA.* EXPRESS, 90 pieces WihI i-quito Bobinett. 61 Pink do 25 white Ciape Shawls wiifc extra fcssvy fringes. 40 pieces Bleached Cotton Drilling. 2) New York Mill* bleached Shirting. 20 K» and Yellow Flannel. All of which will be sold very, low at 85. Main Street. J. A. DUKKEE CO. July 20, 1855. dtf Great Barg ina can be had by ealling soon- I v o e 4 July 18,1856. IIIRIJI^ilO.1 COftKKlt I A $ V K K O Vf» Bvrltpyton, Ji tca. A BRANCH ©f the Mercantile Cottage ol Pi*nt.sj vaiiia—id o Dialed by tl I^efis lature of that State with perpetual chaitcr. TRtSTEES. Hi.-» Excellency the Hon. Jamks TiirMANAN Hon. W »j. U'ilkins, (la'e Sent-tary at War the Hon. Moses Hampton Hon. W H. Low SV} Hok Chasles Naylos} and Gxw. J. K. moorehead. FACVI.TV. A Noai.w I. lIowpf.N. late senior Professor of Bonk Keepine and C' lnm-rcial J^ience in the Mercantile C(ilUj«- ot Peuuavlvnnia. t.ovm U. S#'nd lor a Cirr»,lar by trait Turlington. Jul 16. 18f[. LiopNmo PODS. Willi ftiiuU uud Fixlurn, ^yARRAM EDr.ot to i de For site br SULLIVAN 4 COT I tO Main titreety Meokalc. July 17,1805. to tub ciTZKBinrB of noira HA V I N n e i e i e i w i e i s o in ttif Gas JriHing ilu«niea, w»* would aasnre the public that all order* gn«n to ihem will he executed a neat and wo kman-hke mariner, aid that h«-y can rely 'iprjn lhe work done by th-w. being ot the v.'ry bes: matenaf A* It will be but a short time betore lhe gas will be introluced, we would recommend to those desirous ot l-ehtmg up at (lie tuue of lhe completion of the work*, that they five •mme d-ate or !er« for p.pe, fixtures, fcc.. o'herww# many would be oelayea bevo/.J that lime, aa it would impossible to «ip(.|v Cafl.irne,„»„d b»n'1 reinoi.d the,r "Hat, C«i«, Bonnet and Hew Orleans Pioduae and Commission House Mi I n' iy ErDporium'* to No. 89, Mam w Eli V'lLLE. UK AlM)Ki A. CD., G»ne O ral Pro.I ice Comuunfion and Furwa-dirr have the larjeit ttock of coods iu our buctness generally. Or.lo-s re«pectfully aoltc? line ever brough to lhe We-iern country, and {ted, No 71 houpitoula* street w ill enabled to supply the wants of ang Country Merchant in Iowa or elsewhere. We wilj^iuve a stock of goods for the "retail trale" which will b»- second to no ie in Chicago or St. Louis in point of and '•quality.•* fired Keduction in Trice ef Dress Goodi. E i i e a e a v i- e a o i s a y I E u n e -i i i e a v e i s a y o e J. will sell the balance of stock ot Tissues,! patner,hip under the nana of Cox & She! twregpy, 1 tinted Jaconets tod other summer Drees Goods bt less than co^t 1 Ve.tiaes, which he up to order at the shortest notice, «nd in a etylr riot to be nurfia»«ed. Also a o asioi'ment of $amner Coats, Vesta, and Hh rt», a w avs on July9, ISftb dly. W**m :S Dalhoit, late Profea^or of Co»- merriai ,„,] Ornammtal Pmnianship ir. the sait,* institution. CHAS. HEN. DARWIN member of tbeBarline ton Bar—Professor of Mercantile Law Th** Principal* design carrvine e»wt n erery particufar that course of training for business i» troduced and followed Dp (or vpwan's of fil'ren yeara bv Mr. Di-»-r. the foundei of the Mcrcar, tile Co ljgc ol PenaryIvanra, by which iho, 3,tH)0 merchants and Hcconutant* ha%e been qual ified lor bu,ine»s. Jtistow regarded by b«si i ness men aa the most Miemu^h Saration and effective pre- lor the accountant given in the Uni»ed »ates. It comprehemla upward* ol 400 real business tranaariions—illnstrafing mx differeiit methods ot conducting books by double entr about 300 commetcial rompulaliom., eaplainir.r many businea- operations not found comm-r arithmetics—a conipreheiiMvecourse of mvica' tile penmanship—business fornix and buMne a letters—daily lectures oa coiamereial law an« comrr.ercia! »ci'jncei. (T Book-keeping. Harr-er'n edrtioa, price $1, 0, 'he m»st perfect e.d comprehonsitre in he tngli'h laepuage. D.ijTs We-lern S'eamer# Accountant, a perfect ays'em tor .uch ace*uala »1 —To be bad at Corse»a Bookstore, Jefferson 8'reei all «|,phr*tions upon sh it notice. f, HEHK1C1L Jl CO July 3, IW. GAS mTVftBB. THE uii'leriigne aie piep«re.t to receive or der* for fit'ji up »toi»v, offices and dwell ing I ru*e«, •, ith pipe aui U,r $ prompt v ex citing the •am», a.id Kuarant«eiag alMheir nc.k to b«- tight All persons deirou of uatT g*», that hare not been called up .n, are a4lr«*s with u requ* -t» rave their ua. throujsjh the Po«i Office. Or-lera executed tu the succession which they are received. July 3. SCOF1ELD BROTHER HEW ARRANOEMGSl 1 THE »ubec«ber woui r» the titisensef K-okuk and vicieitj i»,«l be netiased tbe Mock' in trade ot Ben f. Dodaon, at No b, Third Stffet. wheie he has on hand a geoeral assortmcr ol F"-bcIi and American Cloth*, wi'l make JAMES TYLER. July 13,1855. d!l i. soMtaviLtE. c. n. aaaoroas. joHKaow aoftn Merchants, New Orleans. Particular atten'ioa paid to the purchase and iale o W'«»ern Pro tincc. ANo, to the R*peiv ng ar.J }°orwar4iSMC July 13, 18i dly Johk Buaws, Wsi. Be^tcs». Boras dt Kontgen, I V o e s a e o e s fflrwanling k tommiuion Mcrrhantk, Liver Ke"K"e, Iowa. Parasols! Parasofe!! TtTST'received per American Express2('0 new htyle Parasolv, which we ofjv-r f„r sale very low. July 16, 1855. very I K E E JL O. DOEtTICXt' MEW BOOX» XHr^ i» neither a history, romance, life drama, A biography, autobiography, nor poa* mortem exam mat ion, but a series of unpremeditated ex travaganzas, »v ritteii without malic aforethought, by the ingle hero thereof purely for hte own gl Hification, and printed by the publisher for hi* oi#« profit. For aVe by T. CAVE A SOU, July 18,1855. MufiitM Laces. NEW lot, choice quality. 10 4 and Jfi-4 Musquitoe Nets, just reeeived. P. D. FOSTE*. July 18,1855. T. W. ALKXANDBR 4 C0.7 Forwarding and Commission Merchaate, Freight A|«ati far FEW YO&X CE5TEAL *AIL ROAD, —AND— Jhdkm Lak* Boat Lint, on Srit Canal and Lakes, 1T0 SOUTH WATER ST««r», ewiTaAL Wiusr. CHICAGO ILfc Libera) cash advance* on shipments or Pro* duce or Merchandize, for sale in this market or shipment to friends east. Refer u W Ewing k, Co St. Loui«, Mo.j SA W Thaver, linrv, III. Gree*. & Stone, Musca •ine. Iowa II Camr'bell. Co., Galena, 111 Langley & Ci., Rack Island, III Bark ley, Thompson, A. Co., Davenport II Fofcter, Beard?town. Ill.y Hon A Starne,riprrfieid, III A A Reed, Ga'ehbnrj:, III W Gilman, New York Fa*eitt Si Co., Philadelphia, Ps.|A Gilbert, Cash'r Com. B'b, Chicago. mare packagls ca*e e» t. w. a. & co. July 17, 1*55. ditwly CO-PARTISSRSBIP KOTICR. ley, ir the purpjae of tranatcuiig a wbolVsak Dry Goods business at No ys Main Street. JA-. r. cox. tut]