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•EPUBLICAN nominations.
f%r Sn 'y of Staff MUAII TI I*.
JV A HdU6T,..„ J. W.IVfTI 1,1..
r*' Tr*—mrtr, JOHN JO*f.W.
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CvntfreM,
MUlfrt H. H'BTM,
Fn Ihitru Jndqf,
rNAHK-m nrHiiiii u.
Hw Ihttriet Pretecutor,
J. K. MtARKH.
fW ftrmb rr of thf Bomrtt of IViiiMfUMI
a i i i i o w
|Vr Citrk of the Ihttrut r.m-f,'
JON* W. OUPhK.
Republican Township Ticket.
H*»em* Titm—• ,..kob't P.
ckrkl.
JASPAHA. V1ALE
CutitK SAMT RL B. AYREH.
Josncssor iu Puce—
T1108 J. CIIRNOWITH
THOB. MARTIN.
C, OTTO LYMAHJ
J. M. BRKED*
OwnA*ut«......... „WM. »i. fakIjY.
.. 1 «. T. FRY.
R. H. HI STON.
«*». w. PIT'i'MAU.
De* Moines Vallkt Wmc i# published
e*ery Monday it thi» o®ee,i*otie ofthe oldest
papers in low*,and hu a very lsrgeand i no row
ing circulation throughout the l»es Moines Val
ley, Marth*rn Missoovl.and t*'est( rn IlUnots.
«I'riNi:8ll NOTICE.
fiabacriptions for the Daily Oats Citt, and
Wisely Vallby Who, matt be aoeompaaied by
ths oaah tn al) oa*es.
Sailyaubseribcrsean pay the o*rrier,if tbey pr»
fa*, o»»# in tw. weeks. The carrier ii advised to
fS%ain peyi&rnt in advance, in all rases.
Job M'ork delivered until paid for.
AH *«1*ertiteaicnt." mutt be paid for ia advaaoe,
exeept in the ease of euttomerc with vrbom we have
matual aeoount#. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
C. C. NOllKSE, ESQ..
Wilt ltfliiH tk« Pesfls st Eeekak)
ATTHK
Corner 5th & Main,
l«jr*T»c «f tii* llcpaklicaa Cava*,
TO-NIGHT-
Mr. Kocass is one of tbe most ef­
fective and eloquent speakers in the
State, and we trust that he will hare a
«*wded bouse.
Hen. J. W. GKKMi:s
V. s. SKHATOB BLBCT FROM IOWA,
9
Wtift Aiirtia kit r«iiMr«OMi*••• ti
THE ATHENAEUM,
ON
Saturday Eyening*
1ST BVB&Y PSftSOS XU&K QtfTf**
'Polk, Dallas and the tariff of '42,*'
was tbe rallying cry of tbe Demooraoy of
Pennsylvania in the Presidential contest of
1854. Poik and Dallas were elected but
tbo tariff of '42 was repealed. In 1850
Pennsylvania was rallied into line under tbe
battle cry of "Buchanan, Breckenridge and
free Kansas." And in a year after the elec­|
tion Buchanan announces in bis message
and
is a tone of
^Kansas is as much a slave State to-day as
gratification and triumph,!
South Carolina or Gesrgia."
We see already indications that the Dem
Mrucy, distrusting another such bold at
tttnpt to bumbng Pennsylvania, are prepar
ing to buy her, and will attempt to do so by
a "high protective tariff" on iron-
Let our readers bear this in min4 and not®
tbe progress of events.
Three Facts*
Buchanan's Administration tm#
spent more
»oney than any previous one during the same
length of time. And, worse thnn that, it
•pends double the income of tbe Government
from all sources and runs the country in debt
at the rate of iM^WK^OoO a year. But more
and worse still, instead of proposing meas
ures of retrenchment, in view of these facts,
Hie Administration is on the contrary propo
fwsing measures of an opposite character
and increasing the annual appropriations.
The Liseace of Democracy.
Tbe Day Book, the strongest slave Dem
ocratic paper in New York and the organ of
Democracy in that section, oame oat boldly its."
%fith the following declaration:
"NK.IUI SLAVERY IS THE FOCKDA
TloN ,F LUU.UIY, AND THE ESSKNC'E
UF DfciMtH KA( Y."
The Comet.
ioaording to tbe calculation* of aa East
ern astronomer, (Mr. Watson, of Ann Har
bor,) the comet passes its perihelion—point
ftearest the sun—yesterday morning, at tbe
fiitc of 127,000 miles per hour, or more thsn
80 miles per second, tie says:
It will approach nearest our earth on ths
loth of October, ut which time its apparent
nm i A «r li A« w) t
'double what they are now. It will soon move
y*prJi toward the South, but will continue
fisibie tiii the latter part of October at
Which time, if viewed near the end of twilight
fiery evening, it will be found gradually' to
•ink in the *ouibwext, und finally dioappear
Of) its long journey into space, not to return
ti.l our times are of more antiquity than
tbo«e of Moses, or even Adam are now.
Akothkk
Njcakacji'a Eifkhtios.—It is a«*
ifrted with much confidence in some of the
jMipers that Filibuster Waiker, at the head
Mreral hundred men, has eacaped the vigi
lanoe of tbe Oovernment officers, and is now
on bis way to Nicaragua, and beyond tbe
reach of tbe ioterferenoe of our Govern*
aent.
®nr«o of C'bas. Dickens' brothers bate
froia their wives.
mm jtm iw« oi
BiMft AMkMPAfcAfl
ni( hanir« for Kalr.
Such it the heading of the foUowiag 4*
•ertisement in a Mobil# paper
One ini'I Jle-ugcd Mnn, good rough carpen
ter, excellent character, sound and healthy—
fully warranted also, his Wife, 35 years,
with their boy Child, aged 4 yearn, with a
prospect of inereaso-- the Woman i« a field
nam! and house woman—al! rij ht.
Also, a No. 1 Negro Follow, 24 yearn of
ape, who is a No. 1 Plasterer—hirea'for $50
a month.
Terras, cash, or good paper on short time.
Apply tO 11 OK ATI o N. UoULD,
55 Royal-#t., opposite Court House.
The Democracy advocate the Dred Scott
tpinion, which extends and establishes slave
fy in all the territory of the United States.
And the Democracy of Iowa have made this
Opinion a plank in their State platform, so
that under their policy, in the Territories of
Kansas and Nebraska and in all the region
wet, slaveholders may advertise "Mechan
ics for sale."
Serious
JNO. M. ANDERSON.
Accii*nt.—Daring
the firing of
a oannon at Cincinnati, last Wendeeday, as
part of a political demonstration, tho maga
zine, containing half a keg of powder in
blank catridgoe, exploded, seriously Injuring
three persons, Lewis P. Lee, Jas. liunie, and
Rob't Kirkup.
$&*
William Lowndes,
youngest eon of tbo
late John C. Calhoun, died on the 19th ult.
Since the death of M.. Calhoun, three sons
and a daughter bar* feiiowed bin to tbo
tomb.
^^The Democratic State Convention of
Massachusetts repudiate the position of
Douglas, and boldly enlist under the great
bead of the party, the President of the Uni
ted States. The Miftouri Democrat says
Thin formal repudiation, in a Northern
State, of every thing which savors of popu
tbe power of Kxecutive patronage
a progress by the Democracy
sotts, placing tl
Carolina. Judge
the nuilifiers, but none among the official* of
the Bay State. Mr. Speaker Orr may forgive
him, but they never can, for the promulga
tion of opinions which may result in a prac
tical injury to the "sacred" tight of carrying
slavery into tbe territories.
Protectant Churchman, of this city, in tbe
following terras:
i "Here is a Bishop who was presented for
tTinl
b'
tl,ree of lli
1
lar sovereignty, is a striking illustration of in this country. The book was
placed in Jefferson's hands
It marks
iem even iu advance of South """in. e,^eoeTe.
ge Douglas has friends among
bouse, and bsld bis audience spell bound for
two hours.
The Democrats call Trimble the "young
obampion," but Noume, a younger man, and
no candidato for any offioo, tears him to
attorns in a single effort.
Turn oat, every Republican, and get
warmed up in a good cause. Come,oitisens,
and split your sides with laughter, for Mr.
Nourse will stir your risibles from oeotre
iircumferonce.
Come, Democrats, for Nourse will tell
flu truths that you never hear at meetings
addressed by Trimble, and especially by that
apostate, Henry Clay Dean, god-father to
Thomas W. Clagett, the man who never
beard Thomas swear, and tho mun who wrote
that speech for ti«o. 1¥. Jod««.
peer*, all of unblemished
and exalted reputation, under charges of
grosnly immoral conduct, dishonesty, and
drunkenness. Ilis accusers declared public
ly that they believed him guilty, and stood
ready to prove the charges they had brought.
He shrunk from an investigation, and by des
perate wriggling escaped it, thereby bringing
.t stigma upon his order.
Aw Bishop uliows one or bis own pres
byters in a prominent church in the largest
city of his Diocese, to disgrace the Church
by intemperance, and ruhies no voice of re
buke. But lo a presbyter of another Pio
«ese happens in a place of* public resort, on
the extreme point of a little spur of the state
that forms his Diocese, to commit what at
most was but a trilling breach of ecclesiasti
cul order, and out comes a ridiculous and
tmptv interdict.
"Yjr'e s«y an empty interdict, for what force
will it carry V None whatever. No mural
force, for its source and character both pre
clude that. Mo legal force, for the day has
not yet come when a single Bishop can make
canons, and execute them. When a Bishop
becomes such an uhsolutetnonurch mh's Di
tcene, that no |»reabyt"r can oiliciate in it in
the smallest act without his consent, it will
be refreshing to be made aware of it. We
doubt not that the Rev. Mr. Carden will treat
the affair wjtn the disrespect it so riobly mm-
This is prott
preciate
tbat the
three eminent clergy men of the Kpisoopal
Church—Rev. Dr. Tyng, iiev. Dr. Anthon
and liev. Dr. Canlield.
i is proUt severe, and tbe better to ap- |"xceptioris
e its full meaning, it may be added,
An Incident in CarBrti.—Tbe Rev. Mr.
Reed, of tbe M. E. Church, Eastern ('barge,
Lafayette, lnd., preached an excellent ser
i tuun to a lurge congregation on Sunday night.
Abou the middle of his disoour«' be observed
tiauMiig with un unfinished sentence upon his
Sip', he commenced eir^ing iu a clear, loud
tutyt,,
been more effectivc.
|er.
fllw a/Tti •CUPrCM-f'
1
e Protestant Churchman is edited bv I V
that two or three prominent members of the «oui which plucked the apple in I\»r
ohurch w«*re taking a comfortable nap, and i and tied Into the covert to escape from
£^Tbe delicate and iriter»iting operation
of transferring blood from one person to an
otber bas again been successful performed makes no prog7es"s! "'comforuU,crca^e, now
v W e a o a n E n i s s u e o n i n e o w s s i e n e e a n s a n w i e n s u
the ease of a female patient. hen ppa- the man who is iu the midst of ali doe# not
rent.y expiring from loss of blood, about two change. Progress rules over soienoe, over
i ouuds were transferred from the veins of manufactures, overall the
her huob&ud into her veins, in a few min
bla°iJ
LtJ
tfrriou and Tom !Wo®rc.
There is on amusing episode in Jefferson's
public career, which is related by Mr. Kan
dull in a quiet vein of subdued humor.
Thos. oore visited the United States in
1803, at the age of 24,just after he had ao
qaired dubious notoriety by the publication
of Little's Ho was presented to Mr.
Jefferson bv Merrv, the British Minister.
it seems that that Mr. Jefferson, not aware i
of the identv of the rioetieal young gentle
man—probably not nnving neard of, and
certainly not having read hi8 amorous lucu
bration—eimply spoke to the lilliputian
anu every tnine American, except a
tontive federal ladies and gentlemen."—
TheAe ho published on his return to Englaud,
and that what he wrote in verse was hi* full
conviction, is evident from his private letters
to his mother from America, which Lord
Husaell with his u«unl want of judgment,
h»8 published with Moore's Diaries.
When some of Jeffoi son's intimate friends
saw the verses in which Moore had not onlv
ly unconscious of calamity
Barwell pointed out the obnoxious pass
ages. The victim glanced through them,
looking at one angry interlocutor, aud then
the other. It was amazing enough to see
Burwell so exaperated but the calm, gentle
Martha's passion gust was irresistible. Mr.
Jefferson Lroke into a clear, hearty laugh.—
There woe more than argument, there was
conviction in that laugh. Thp indignant pair
retreated a little crest-fallen, but as soon as
the library door closed, joined heartily iu the
merriment.
Many years later, Moore's Irish Melodies
k
.a--... who satirned me so
For tlic Qate City.
C* €. Hoars*, Eaq.
Mswss. Bmtors This gentleman will
speak in tbo Athenaeum to-night. He is one
of the finest speakers in the State, a stump
•r who sends terror through the Democratic i
fuglemen wherever he speaks, lie spoke at
Keosauqua, last week, to a crowded court
CITIZEN.
Cburrli ftrnnrtitf l»o.»ne
In- It e i TO r. 11 (leu.
We published a few days since, as part of
th e news of the day, an admonition from the
Hitrht Rev. the Hichop Doane, of New Jersey,
ad dressed to a ller. Mr. I'urden, of Philadel
phia, who, as wo gather from the Bishop's
statement of the case, was guilty of an act of
misbehavior in inviting a Methodist minister
to aBHiHt him in aJminintering the lommun
ion, in the Dioceceof New Jersey. Mr.Oar
den doe* not appear to euter on his justtfica
I tion in Philadelphia—where he resides—but
openn his batteries upon the Bishop the
A Kiartllng Kenlnder.
la the midst of our intoxicated wonder
with tbe Atlantic cable and tbe other mira
cles of Science, are we remembering that we
have not improved upon tve and Adam? An
essayist ia one of tbe quarterlies thus states
it:
"Wo have advanced, and are advancing,
i beyond the wildest dreams of our forefuth
ers. The only error we make in our self
congratulations, is that oT imagining that the
i laws of progress are universal, and that ev-
erything in earth, if not in heaven, is equally
subjoot to them. But there are two grand
to be tuauo to these principles.
oo unknown mattiriul force after another
lovelopes out of this gigantic world, the
depths of which are fully explored onlv
by tbe eye of their Maker but it i» different
with that human soul which dwelis and reigns,
in uncomprehending sovereignty, over this
universe of marvels. The face of tbe earth
has changed a hundred times, but man's face
is still like Adam's. Government's customs,
the whole tenor of life, have undergoes a
thousand revolutions y^t his is the s«if-same
le
stranger, looking down coldly on him, as six t» dimmish its height. For the same reason
feet two will look down on five feet three, they should not wear large oheok patterns or
and passed on. stripes running round the dress.
This was in 1805, and Moora, aauoh of-! Tali, females, as a matter of course, may
fended, "fell to lampooning the President wear their drosses on prinoiples diametrically
and every thing American, except a few at-1 opposed to above
abused America, but lampooned hor Chief ect. may also be freely adopted ae they
Magistrate, they determined to place the serve t. diminish the angles of the figure,
the subject before the person chiefly concern- and also to imparts certain degree of TO
ed. Jefrerson's daughter (Miss Randolph,) tundity.
and his ex-Secretary, (Mr. burwell), talked Younu femalesb»*e a wide latitude *1
tbemselves into a towering indignation, und lowed them for dress gayer colors and
waited upon Mr. Jefferson, who was sitting more fanciful styles may be indulged in, so
reading in the library of Montioello, serene- long hh tbey do not amount to OYtir-dresaing
by bis grand-
Of Msssacbu- "boh, da curiosity to sea bow it
u
...
i i vhv, said he, "this is tbo little man
satiriied me so
He had always sympathised keenly with
the Irish patriots. Tho delightful rhythm fell
like music on a susoeptible.car. Ue presently
exclaimed
"Why, he is a poet, after all!
lines from Moore's song, oominenciog
"2t is not Ike tear this moment shed."
Wisdom in Lovt'.iIalilii(.
"1 know thnt men naturally shrink from
tbe attempt to obtain companion? who are
their superior# but they w.U find that reallv
intelligent women, who possess tbe most de
sirable qualities, are uniformly modest, and
hold their charms in modest estimation
What such women most admire in men is,
gallantry not the gallantry of courts and
fops, but boldness, courage, devotion, decis
ion, and refined civility. A man's bearing
wins ten superior women where his boots and
brains wins one. If a man stand before a
woman with respect for himself and fearless
ness of her, his suit is half won. The rest
may safelv be left to the parties most inter
ested. Therefore, never be afraid of a wo
man. Women are the most harmless and
urn. you have not got the spirit In you to
come up to a test like ths. you have.not got,
that you which most pleases a high-souied
woman, and you will be obliged to content I
yourself with the simple g.rl who, in a quiet
y
way, is endeavoring to attract aud fasten!
ou
Henceforth, adds Mr. Randall, the bard Of
Krin shared with Burns tho honor of being England the prejudice against it was so strong
familiarly rend by the retired statesman,! *bat the Commons petitioued the Crown to
when Byron, Wadsworth,
agreeable creatures in the world, to a man g^TTbe sheriff of Mariposa ©ounty, Oal., I
who shows that be has got a man's soul 10
^'od it bad disobeyed. When all the
e
it had disobeyed
,r
"My dtu»y powers, why sleep y*tvt"
II# sang two verses of this good hid Metho
diet hymn, and quietly resumed the thread of
ins discourse. The fT-jct upon the drowsy
"pillars *m electrical. A shoe* from the
batteries of the Atlantic cable could not have
[Lafayelte(lnd.) t'our- the story of tho accessories by which he is
surrounded. That nature which was only
perfect in the earliest day* of its earliest pos'
sessor, and which will be perfect again only
when the world's full chronicle is completed,
whirls and changes, one inconstant, eleetion.
m'U1111 t,x'"eoco
how, and tbe ebbiug of life was checked, tho something of which his work shall be the bet
i cu ti ion emg re-established, end tbe de- ter. 'J he ooiy things which escape this wido
opproMh-
unun niuimun tti-
ways the same. There are no new capabili
ties to be found out iu him, no undiscovered
depths from whioh sciencc can conjure up
forces and powers unknown. Progress is but
a word for this last and greatest of God's
works, meaning what goes on outside of him
ingenuities and
There is not a work
«rti
bot-
P0^'1 but he may le
e
.rn
Thiii" In ltre«*.
No feinAle should, bv any tnenn*, neglect
to studv dress hh an art bv w liich wo mean
that exercise of taste und judgement whiob
teaches what style and color of draws is most
b^eotninir to the fijnre, face, age, etc., and
also what fashions and customs bent blend
and harmonize with euoh other. The fol«
lowing rules illustrating tho subject maybe
confidently relied upon and adr nnt&goously
aplied
Sihmw females should not wear flounces to
their drns«e«, because the undue breadth it
given t» the lower part of the person tends
.Stoct females should wear dark-colored
drosses and simple patterns, as they diminish
the apparent sim of the
also, tAtould liavo few or no flounces, ex
cept whon their figtue 4 above tbe ordinary
beight.
Xais females should wear light-colored
dre^-. K, and patterns displaying breadth of
design, such as large checks, broad stripas,
or uneuitabieness.
Kiueklv females should attire themselves
in a neat, quiet manner the materials of
their drees should be substantial, the oolors
dark, aud the designs small. Above all
things tliey should avoid a juvenility of style,
since, instead of making old people look
younger, it has an immediately opposite ef
fact, and only serves to bring out more prom
inently, and to contrast more painfully,
the youth of the dress with the age of to*
wearer.
Dark females look best .in light colors,
which supply a pleasing contrast to the com
plexion or in yellow, which sheds a subdued
violet hue, favorable to brunettes.
Fair females appear to the best advantage
in black, on account of the contrast which
is derived from it or in light greeu, or sky
blue, both which ffolors possess the power of
imparting to pale or /air complexious what is
culled complimentary tints.—[Dictionary of
Daily Wants.
Coal.
It is aald that whon ooal was first «wi ia
Southey, Coleridge, prohibit the "noxiou*" fuel. A Royal pro«-
Campbell, &c., never could (or at least never tarnation having failed to abate tho nuisance,
did) break through the barrier of his earlv commission was in«u®d to ascertain who
ha' its and tastes. The last page which Mr.! hurn^d ooal within tho eity of London and
Jefferson's hand traced, bis farewell to his neighborhood, and to punish them, by
daughter, contains a quotation of several fi°p, for the hrst offense, and by •itmoucinu
of their furnaces, if they persisted in trans
gressing. A law was finally passed, making
it a capital offence to burn ooal in the city,
and only permitting it to be used in thefor
ges of the city. It is stated that among tfe
records in the Tower of London, a document
was unci found, importing that, in the time
of Ldward I., a mau had been tried, convict
I ed, and excouted for the crime of burning
coal in London It took three oenturies to
entirely efface this prejudice. -f
The history of the ooal trade in Pennsyl
I vania is equally remarkable. At fir*t the
idea of using coal for fuel was ridiculed as an
i absurdity, and the early pioneers in the great
i trade encountered many difficulties. But
i tbey persevered, and with results truly won
derful. Coal is to this State what gold is to
California Indeed the chaaoos are that
wbenth-3 latter is exhausted, the former will
be but partially developed.
haTiDR bcen directed th e
0
the
"But don't bs in a hurry about the matter, uot rcsture it iu its original state, aud will.
Don't gBt into a feverish longing for mar- therefore, do nothing about it. That sheriff
riage. it isn't creditable to you. Especially should have been a lawyer.
don't imagine that any disappointment in
lovo which takes place before you are twenty S29*Tbe forcible abduction by tbe Roman
one years old will be of any material damage Inquisition of a Jeaisb chi.d at Bologna, un
to you. 'J he truth is, that before a man is di the pretence of its having been secretly
twenty-five years old be does not know what baptised Ojrlta Catholic nurse, has created
he wants himself. So don't be in a hurry. I most painful sensation throughout the Jovf*
The m-re of a man you become, and the more i isb world. The Jews of London had takon
manliness you become capable of exhibiting
ui your association with women, the better
wife you will be able to obtain and one year's
possession of the heurt and hand of a really
noble specimen of hor sex is worth nine hun
dred and ninety-nine years' possession of a
sweet creature with two ideas in her head,
and nothing new to say about either of them.
'Better fifty years of fcurope than a cycle of
Cathay.' So don't be in a hurry, i say again.
V ou don't want a wife now, and you have not
the slightest idea of the kind of wife you will
wutit by-and-by. (io into female society if
you can find that which will improve you, but
not otherwise. You can spend your time
better. Seek the society of good men. That
is often more accessible to you than the oth-1
er, and it is through that mostly that you
will find your way to good female society."
Supremo Court!
State to ejeot certain occupants of tho
me Tree Vein and t0 Mtore the ein w
CoK reraont in lt8
t0 0Ufit l0
original State, declined
trespassers, and defends his po-
ition in a wntlen )oument 8talmK
„haft has been sunk a few feet lower,
and has been made something wider, he oan-
the mutter up, to enlist the sympathy of tiio
English government, and if need be send a
deputation to the Pope.
£^"In boring an Artamaa well at Bourn,
Lincolnshire, England, reoently, a spring was
struck, which threw tbe water twenty-five
feetubove the earth's surface, at the rate ol
three hundred and sixty-five gallons per min
ute, or 1^1,^44,000 gallons in twelve mouths,
it has only one equal, and that is in Paris.
According to the last number of De
Bow's Review, the estimated wealth of tho
United States is $2.2,000,000,000. Tbe val
ue of farms, stook, and agricultural imple
mem*, amounts to tvsarly one-third tho entire
valuation.
Emkuald
Isle-ism.—^"Dennis,
44
vitJ hot w ibw
hens, ho they 11 boilsd egg**"
aul Morpby has turned tbe tide of
battle in his favor on the chess-board, and
there remains bat one game out of seven to
decide the championship between ilarwits
and himself, llurwitz is said to be tbe best
player in Europe.
Q£ir The Republic of San Marino, in Italy,
has awarded a medal to Maria Mitchell, the
astrouom of Nantucket. An honorary di
ploma of the Berlio Geographical Society
has been forwarded to Prof. Baobe, of tbe
const f-urvev.
a n ft ov n cis n tin*
».
Mbinmh. Ehjtohs Please announce the nsine* of
J. M. ANIUiUtSON and T. J. CtlKNoWllH at*
eaiiuidau* jr 'A'vmiithip Truttoes at tha
elseuou.
Mksshs. BoitvM Ifoa will plaass aaasr
name of E i'OLG as a candidate fur r**'
the ijHim of Justice of ths I'mn, il
.sew
Ho, for Quincj
ON THE 13%
lufc w
"A."raii.ro*
WILL
BK mifco tl
4U1M-Y, ON
I K i
tliK
«*waiBi vf!»
Foa nils xhip io
Will have
1
yv1 -w n».,
ikiturtiing Duuiv night, iftuj-
Tilt: DEBATE BETWEEN
Doufflus II U1 Li Iieolu
Refreshments Music, *o., car, b« fonad
on
boar 1 tho bos i.
TiC'KtffS OKL1 F'.jh Till Tic 11*!
To bo bad
at
tbe Ofllo e or Store of tho
The Most Direct,
RBIjIAm.i: 9c i XI'« DITIor« koi te
To «li l'olut* X- aat an« Norm,
IS VIA TTIR
Chicago, Btirli»K^cti and Qnicejr
KAIL.ICOAI).
SuM Connections ure made with this Road,
Twiok Daily, from Krokux,
EvttRY Day,(Simdnysexcepted,) at LL«. au.or
Kvbhv Kvasi*«, -titufdsye «xoeitirtl^Hit ldjt®
/tfr-CuunccttDfc with Murtiing and Kveaing
1
ratna
at Uurlmstoa.'V^.
Through to Chicago Iii T4 Hours
'in tniiaii i'aMeng^r.x, leaving Keokuk at
It ». ui., re»eb Cincinnati lie next day at 10 p. m.,
with onlv »uc obaii^c of cars from liurlmet'-n.—
fiaure the skirts, Tbit i the quieke«t tim« made. FaKK A8
L'Wdij by aay i/tlier route.~th3^
^tfT*Ka»teri' Patifengfrs in a k« CLOSE and hUHK
CON N KOIluNS in btcago with all thoroughfare*
North audSouth Kast.
tfyFare to-the East is Lowit by this routs
than any other, and Time much qcicitea.jgJ
Through Tickets,
rutin hi ohi *i
By all iU« nrincii'l- r.'Utef, to
!tiistn(
Hew Vork,
philtdell bin, lUlliritorp, WaMnogton,
Uarruburgh, fMuburnh, Whoel
ing, tiiiinnuati, lndiauaiju.i.i.
JBIT Alio, by several different rovtos to all the
inei|ial nitermedmt places.
pfKUo, to Milwaukee, Fro*p«rt,ialens, and
Dunlt'iih.
/M»^A1»o, to all tbe Railroad Citi
Lower anada, via Urand Trunk Railway
ton, loronto, Kingston, Montreal and Qaeb*c,
the same route to Ogien»bargh, N,
IMsttsburgh, N. V., and Portland, Me.,
A N I I O I I A I
GENERAL RAILROD TICKET OFFICE,
Mutn-Kt., brttPMn First and Uteondf
KtUltl H, IOWA.
A I O A I K E S
tfood for an unlimited leagt of time allowing
Psasenictrf u »tup at any |oint and re
lume their joarnry at leunre.
Steamboat Tioket»goaduntil ''loae of Navigation.
/W*Pa«iengcr* can obtain Reliable Information
at this Offi-e in regard t., all Railroad Routes in
tbe I'Diud.States and Canades."Mt
THtlt'ilH I IIKIUHT OftTRArTM
TO AM) FROM Abb EAS'lBRN CITIES can
Windc at Ihta affile*.
ja^IAtnagM and Over Charges
sbtylbd pbompt-
IV*. Mastis, (Jen'l Freight Agent, Chicago,
Sam'l Powex.1., tlon'l Ticket Agent, Chiang
C. (j. ilA*KJSD, £uperintettdent, Cbieaco.
J. R.TKWKSBPR*
Oct.•,*6* l*w Ag.,t. Keokuk.
JONri*H Hlillt'H,
roulrriiaaer,
Main St., bet 8th and #th KEOKUK,
I ANI'FACITKKR of ail kinds of Caket and
iVlCandiea, 1'yraiuids. &o. All order* for parties
will b\' promptly attended to, at tbe shortsit no
tice nod the tuj«t approved style.
oct&i
WAHMW I (IK.
I^HK Firft Annual Fair of tbe Agrioaltaral,
i.ortieuitural and Mi-cbsinicat Soriet* will be
held at Warsaw, on the lwth 2uth and 21et day* of
(t.'!oln r, 1 he people of Lev otunty arc re^pet. tful
ly iavited to attend. Ali artul«t that uuy be
brought fir exhibition will be dmyed from the
levee to the fair gronndt and back, fr- of cbarve.
WM. i'. FK.\/.t E, I'ren'tT
X. E. Lisa, Sevretnry.
.. Warsaw, lil.,tjept 3", '6tv-oct4dXt. i
Notice.
I
llAVK pur^haimd of .l»w*b Busbey hf* Stnte
boundry and entire buiine** iu the btovc and
Ttnw*re bunnies*, and will euntinueihe Kama at
the old stand, wb^re wiil keep constatiily on i
haiel a full and eoniplcif a*ertinent of Stovw.
and r«*pecttuilv i licu the patronage
of the trade,
efprt ially tbe wbokiaie trade, ai.d will be pl-a**i i
to aeo hi* formi patiuii*, having a Fuuudry of
suffioient cupi-ity to wake *ixty «tov«f per 0»y.—
It uiaet be olivioun to ai! that Hie right p.ace to i
buy i« at tirpi iiaod*. I lor. by pledge mye-11 to
the public, and eepoeially to the ciliaens of lows,
to do all in my power to make it their interest to
encourage huuu- manufacture.
THOMAS HALE, Ja.
Keokuk, Iowa,Oct. 4,
Dt «lKt||:E,IIT I.ISi'I Ol LiOTft,
O.VMfAdaiimtng,
which upecial taaei are due and unpaid, for
(iutteruiK and Trimming in
the Alicv thro-.igh Block No ii.
Omtitti Lot. Iiii«k.
Unkaown
4
9
10
Tax.
Ki 11
12
Cost.
t.l.3S
1.23
1 35
1 36
1.S0
1.36
IS
IS
13
IS
II
U
$25.65
1J.T
n
26 53
56 55
25.56
25.66
For Trimming and McAda&iltfng on Johnson-st.,
between 12th and 13th strung
Owner*' Namr*.
ynknown.
hot.
1
5
3
4
6
Block.
ISi.
1«6
1«»
Tax.
Co»t.
$1 6«
l.«#
1
1
l.«e
1.6(1
1.57
$ 1 0
M.ie
19
66.10
66.19
69.19
46.75
37.49
66.19
86 19
66.19
66.10
186
1*6
1~&
1M
180
186
isa
186
180
•41 ft w sMs
ft It sids 8
9
10
11
12
thereof as shall be iis^-'
my darlio*
och, Dennis, what is it ye'r doin'V*'
Whist, Biddy, I'm trvin^ an ex'"
"Murder! what ia It Y»
"It's myself that's
mA
„t
MT
!.#«
1 »M5
l.AA
1.60
to the owners of the
NOTICK it hereby given
bat* deaeribad ia tbe forpguing n*t,situateo in tbe
Cit of Keokuk, Lee county and btate ot Iowa,
and all othcrr iaterestid, that a facial tax ha*
been aaaetted and levied on laid loU by tln t'itj
0»aneilif *aid e.ity for MoAdanjiiing, Outtoring
and Trimuiing in the A lu»y through Ulock (io.
18, and McAdauivtiujf and Trimming on Johnson
street bUwren l^th A Utb, a* de»ignaU'd in
list, and unless pa) ntent be made of th* „"v*
leviad. and alio ail eoitu, b-lore
0
ot
r'
111
or ch
and eot*, will be
Mayor'*OB- -uid on the day aforesaid, at the
8 u uiiv'
-'ty. between the hours sf
a a n 5 o o k
C. C. P.TKVBNS.
Coilsetur of the City of Ksokak.
_^0et- I, lH58-dtd
Hon rdinf.
Aant
OENTLEMAN and hi wifa ean obtain pleas
room*, (furnished if dasirMl,) with board,
in a private faruiljr. Inquire at Dr. Sayffarth's
office, :^(i xt., between Main and Johnson.
bepaoitf
COAL.
''I1IIE undersigned will sell a sapsrior artleis
A Coal, iu largeor auall quantities, for Ca»
low rate*. Having m.wie arrangementi! for
trade during theFao and Winter, I wij'
a
UrK*
to deliver Coal through town, and .^»ntraet
AIcxhi dria and liauuHott.
Wood
IS
Office on 3d street st the «.
eokuk. ii of htry ker A
I t. U dlm x' WA.MHLE,
tsreclaaur. __ Ak-!?11_
c. n«rt|S(e.
State of Iowa,) r- .i. i.i V.
Lee County.
lE lh#
Or
4 UTn, l1
.nee the
lection to
tbe ensuing
S B. V O W
1KTJOQI-T,
Wo. 151 TOaln-Nt., SKOHTR*
Ns I'.*«n»• far bad flreaA.
I AM now prsparuiij a 1 ry »i. yorioi urtiob i
*sa«t 1'owilar, in.ih I wa.... to be nf guud if
nat Mperior t® anv other »u ti.e Bulit t, and at
nearly »ns a..If th. prie-. 8. ft. VOW bl.L,
M-pitfd "tract.
Pure Linseed f. for \i~bj~
6.U. VoWiCLL
500
sq'2«d JS1 Mai»4t.'
/JUQ KHUb Fttre WhlfcTXri ad for «ale b*
dPptS^il
LARlJ
IMS.
a™?w»
Court of Lee
1- n i County, »t Keokuk.
Isaa-K.Cueh' ...
and Mar-
p,
^.^l»am l'uriu.l)
Jame# V ferscfesarc.
,,y. .en and Jonathan Wycoff.
ab'Vc nmifd defendants are hereby noti
fied that ther' is now on file in the offiee of
.ne t'lerk of the Jhetrict Court of Lea County, at
Keokuk, a petition of snid I
suae K. C'»ehraa,
claiming of the *aiil William Purnoli Bve
hun ireti and sixty-nx 00 100 dollir* with the
iuiere^t tlir.eon, a« money doe on two prornis
aory note» and a mbrtgage on a part of lot four in
bloek one hundred ano ninety-eight in said eity,
to eeeure tbe «aine, all uxerutod by him to aaid
14) nran »uo t» retsii, una claiming also tbe tore
ehvure of naid U"jrtg»g and thai unless they ap
pear ami nnswer thereto on or before the Tuesday
nc*t after the tir.-t Monday of February, l!UV, de
fault w ill be entered ugainht th aud judgment
rsnder.d thereon. .Dated the 27th day of Septem
ber, 18i8. M. KKLLV
Attorney for IMaintiff.
The plslntiff in tbe forigoiog matter having
obtained an order of publication ugainst William
l'urndl und Mary Puriioll, and Jauue* 11. Oreea
fjroni tbo lh*trict Court »f »aid Lee County, Iowa,
ist publication be uiado in tbo "Gate City,"
iiew.-paper publinhed IB *aid county, ti.roe tinsa
per week for four •tueeunvy wo* k*.
KKll. J. LliEJil, Clotk D.C.
S«pt.2S, 186S~st'|.'it)d I w
toil ltr.NT.
A
SMALL Dwelling llouie »n 8thstreet,between
Main and Blondcau. Apply to
W.U.CAVE,
£e)»t.2y, '6ft-d U4 Maii)-«t.
PAPiiii AM1 wimiow
IHAniiW.
Naalear**ce«dtiigly
RW andelegaut styles juet received, sod lor
low priees by
(iavx A DAHBER,
Sept39d gft
s. B. VuvvkiA,
MailWrt^
S# or *aie by
tJ. B. VOWIiLU
161 Ualn-at.
1000 ^Hasa
»epV9d
Q/Wl 9Al-0. Spirits Torpetiiirio for Rale by
o u u v o w k i
»ep2nd 161 MaiosL.
Of in ®AWI. ^rU dall, for aaie i.v
-fcv/U 8. B. VfiVKLL,
"•fid 1.M Main-st.
ou, Bpsra Oil, and Fi*h Oil, for aaie lew
by B. VOWELU
•'P'-Jfd lil Maio-st.
Wssai i:w|rt« I rlpoll.
»|^IIKin'j*t irtielt known fur ciitAmoK and bur
A nithing Uuid, tiilver, Cuppar, Hleel, '1 in. and
11 other metal* also, for cleaning Windows, Mir
for* and tla* Ware. B.B. VoWELL,
sepStfd 161 Main-it.
Il
in Upper and
!»ay, llandi-
A V E n a n a e n e a a s s o e n o a i e
popular Patent Medicines of the day, whieh I
warrant to be genuine.
8. B. VOWKI.L,
Rept 19 No 151 MaiQ-St.
fio.ooo!sioli n7
02,000 REWARD!
k K A K A
Tns Rosskrv or the I nios B*?h or Kipdih
•Oi'K.—Tbeaafc blowo open by the robbers of the
Ihiiou Bank, at Kinderbook, was m»d« by Hlla* C.
Herring of 'ew York. ltwa«oneof h» b»#t irr
and liurjliir Proof safen, «i,d eo*t |»00. It ap
liiar« that it wa* not blown open by obargiug tho
Joek I.B the out*r d-xir, but by dfllllng a hoi* mi
BirilialL')) atiove the look, thruitgh which they
could have maertt-d a snAeient quaiitiiy powder
to ha*e blown the building to atom*. The door
na*tin(t beingenrai'i fropj ih" door, tbey applied
birs and wrencntd it ofl without mueh difficult y
Tbe lock on the Burglar Proof Hafe, f«o eall.Xi
which was intide was blown to pieeet, and by tttmg
tbe bam again the door was ritnorrd and the rob
bers secured thiir botty. A* tt e clock auit have
topped at thi (iuieof the esp!o»loii, the robberv
could not have been engaged owr two hour* and a
half in getting ii.to tbe building an.) the afe.
The robber* suT-edt-d in obtaining $.1,380 tn
Speein, of which $500 was in id Uo|j*r* $a,S»n2
In bills of tb. Kinderhook Bank, of wh cbfWtHI tK)
Were unsigned ano in »h.«ti, and $I,tMtt inutilatrd.
fl.HUH in billi- i r.thtr bank*, if wnieh$i,AO0 uu
Wert' of the Rrighton Bmk, Ma»r., uf tbo rtenorui
Botien of fiO'n, SO and i«'a alto, «bre« check*.
one for $^.'ttf IU, drawn ly l»avtd Dayton, on the
Bull's Head Hack, U th ord«r of B. h. Marshall
pnefur$lSl to the order of U. N. Marshall,
(drawer a»l bank n known,] «ne for $vi H8
th aruitrs' aod B^nk, iauiburg, to the
order of K WqLdever, drawn by D. i A. Sturte- I
vant.
1 Bank offrjs a reward uf $it)0 fov the deUe
Uoii and conviction of (he robbers, $1,500 for the.
re«ov»ry of the money, or a proportional *um for
at tht? lovta htate Agene*, 1
^•ejtlW 'XlLLlNUIiAt
1
the recovery of part of tb^ uione/.—[Albany
Morning Fspre** Sept. 2P, I
Safe Kobbvrie*. *u"h aa above, oorar jaat l|
«|. r||j
i'-ng as the public continue to use Hbeet Iron Safer.
lo avoid your money being *tn1en, purehase one of
Li llif«' Cljilitd and Wrought Iron ."-a/e*, fastened
with bis Powder Proof Lock', ('aland th(.m I
l^H .Vsiti-st.
A A N K A 1 K
aw Hea^.»Prii
B|withHud
r« Oais,
•t John Mulialy, tbn '.'IBclal lliaiorian ef the
Memorable Kxpediti(o*. THK LATINO OF
TIIK '1'RLKGKAFHlC CAULK all iu ia
cl
dn' t« and arircdot' *, impr-r»ira or diverting a*
well a* lr-#h and r«liatile biographieal akeiehss «f
Menu, yield and Kverett, and Capt. on.
The i»i.bu»her» mute the .ii ntiori of ths pub
lic to the following letter, which #u8i- lent ly ittdt
ewto# the *ourc«» aud auih jrlty from which ibis
careful account the grandest of human enter
prise* u dirittJ
Vol*, Auir. 18, ISM.
Messrs. D. Aiplktob A Co.:
Uentlrmn«—I take pies*ure in sertifying that
J:-I,r. Mftilaly wa* wiilj
u*
in the Newfound­
land lel'gruph Fxp..iitnn it, tbe year 1*54, and
that bs was on board the Niagara during the At
lsntie Telegraph Ic.ijm-1 ition of i67'6-ii»ud tbat
he wa* pre*eut at ths trial trip in June |**t, and
the final fip diti.n whicti icruiii.atcd in ihe «u«
e»p«ful landing of the eabfc in Trinity lijy New
foundland, on tbe 6th of Augasi, 1 -Mi.
Hi* indefatigable eicrl.ons dunn^ all this time
in |irocuring e*cry taut id eunneoti with tbe *n
terpriM- u dvserting of (bv tigheil i r«u».
1 have the fui.cut confidence hunar,*tive with
regard to*very incident il at took piaee on board
tbu .Niagara during the rooe*» ut Uying tbt eahie,
and I will eootinue to furnish hiui witn cverv in
forinatiun In my j-w.r relaUng to th- f.Ttnatiun,
pro^rv#*. and nucocss of the Atlantic Telegraph
•MeSftttK. i temam, gentlrmm,
Very truly your friend,
Cl'MUs W. FIKItD.
EI.KCTIION
"'•Till Vieiks ei ihe Ulsisra Vicka
"I'll put a Uirdie rouud about the Earth,"
A Telegraphic Kpie for tbe Times, In whieh ','ae
profrr,cf and inarv, i«,u» d. v- u.(»e«ii -„|, „f [he
Sieneeof Eieotrioity and Magneti«ir
and ae.ilevrmant. u,,)
u
TnviKalion, The A
.u
October, A, I). |S5b, lhQ a-"
"/e|e*V
brueing every broad fi. "1
lj{ Eitcltie
„.
«i,.(-ia.ily
cienee, Klect-on-„ Awakening, Eiet
tion lortur .,j Attraction and itepuiaion .Kleoirou
in Uerm ov, II,e Kitctrical Machine, hUetron Kn-
tr4
l'l" a, IbeLeydin Jar, Fiankl
Ibc Llgntriliig Capture., 'it
Irai.kliu's Mitgic, The Th
alo ()y
Diamond,
i
earj
M.a--gpe,rc.,
tail sa W i n e
SUPPLIEb JUST RKCE1V*D.
i.a.aotcHiwioB. jambs obwbt.
lllTCIIINKeliaDE«EY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. .bet. Main A Johnson KKOK.UK.
HAVE
JU.-4T received at their Fssbioaable
Tailoring aid Furnishing e*tabli*hment,
upply "f llroadcloths,
A
and i'*oellent
Casciuieres, Vesting*, and Oent'n FL'KNIKH
l.Nti GOODS, of ail description*, and guarantee
tbat their work shall be done in the most ap
proved and satisfactory manner. They arc con
stantly receiving the New Vork an4 fbiladel
phia fashions and resneetfnlly solicit all who
dueire good work and the bust material to givs
them a call.
.-•pi. IU.'68-dli'
nisKKH'K oin.nr.« iAi.anSt:LA»«
sirAf. acadkmv.
Ij^KAAUI .tti.-'.N liU, lorujcuj Tiuivtfor
1^ the Oread (c dlegi.te) Institute for young la
dies, in Worcester, Massachusetts, begs leave to ia
.rm tbe eititens of Keokuk and vieiaity, that be
ha« opened a Couaaaciat. aid Classical Acadbmt
for ladieii aad gentlemen, and is now ready to re
ceive scholars at tha beautiful and pleasant room*
which he has fitted up over the bank of Rix, liele
a Co.!comer of Main aud 3d streets, (entrance on
34,) for the study of book-keeping, etc. ete Alsu
for '.he study of the common and higher English
branches and modern language*.
HUTCHINSON A DKWIY.
Tbe instruction will chiefly be given on the lo
class svstbm so that each acholar receives just
aueh StfS stance asie needed in bis or her oaae and
i* not kept baek by otbrrs, nor compelled to pas*
ov,*r tbiuK* without undersUnding them, llere
also each s*holar may come, either durifeg the day,
or in the evening and not oftener than is eouveni
ent.
For further information and for circulars spply
personally or by letter tothe 1'rtnoipal.
FVr roterencas *ee Circular.
*ep27 dAw V C. MI8NKR, Principal.
Important Work, on Hcotch Hisiorfi
Cy
MaiunCt,"
1ALKNDAH of the Slate 1'apets relating to
bcotlaatf. Ibwps. For sale bv
*splT CAVBA ilAfiBUL
P. D. O S T£ R,
8XCOWC-STBEET,
Uaa Raw an lan« Ft
la* «ta«k at
^AJWnr'
U V i U O O i
O
5
I S E A S O N
ALSO,
House rnrnisbing (000%
WBIG& HI OfFlRB chub uALL*
With bis facilities
TUB UTEIT
Aad op
Kvsrrtl
#t
rc
poetically ai-dpiiiclioally for 2 ,() yyars f
timed H,ale
S
to.l„. bub,-
fr. v
r)Br
**ry
1
.be last great
e k U u i i O e e a i i
«9W Aug. J», lS^ti.
s e
en«e, l.^rn.cus,
22d
Infancy
0
H«l
N
.. ton
lhl
/e.upl^uf
HASJust
and
hi" Kite,
1 urope,
Kite ii
.raijKiiu s Magic, the lhe
i
J,r.MoTm, ihe 1 bun-
Oer-bot!, ihe Lig..inini-/,UwJ|The Northern Lightu,
lie Aret»e A Volu, Eieetra®'*
i etttiuorpho-tr.,
'il»«s Aruticiikl
cuff, The MiUmanne Uat-
ery, lue U if.,r««haduwed, fcleetro-Magm:-
'1
cle^rajtli lienliSed,
1
h« Aveii|.ir of
oOO, Kleetnc ire-Alarm, The Electrotype,
o of holers, Table Turnings, Oornn 'lele
.pb, Concluxion
One Unique Volume, in fancy boards. Fries
60 cente. lor sale by
sopild OUDBN, BH'»WNELL A CO.
»»•.
LOW
O A S 1 1
Bept. 27, ftK dtfwSas
iTKr.L Riisr iipl?iraR i«iMfi|
I a k e s a a s i s e e e v a e A n
V Watch Hprtny
Hteel ll^opi, and Kouud and wrapped Cans.
*epi27d p. FOST*R.
S A I O N E K I
Wall Paper,
ABTiaTo' MATEmiALB.SU).
Ths subscriber having added to bis stook ths
extensive stock of the late firm
of Doubleday k Wilson,
k o w o o n s a
AT WBW-YOM nUOBB,
WALI, PAPKa,
a n i u i i
PAIK1S,
o I 4 W A a a 0 e a I
fAINT RRI8HBI,
or ant at*M,
riKrAHiai ANVAIs
VRITK roil,
I 10 II I A I N Rf
a w i n a k
U W I N K N U
BOAHD, HH IRTOL HSARR
THAt imi I.OTR
v a i i i A n n a
••vllaltea Csris aa« Ravclsfost
fAPUR flLKR
PHESRKR, IKKSTARBI
ICHOOL AND OTRKI ROOKf,
RAM, See.
TMtrin wira a sssual aaaoamsHv of
STATIONERY AND NOTIONBI
Iron Safes,
li
•iU
•a*
ratesi **iaMa»«*r«
P'lWDgR AND Bt'ROLAR PUOOf.
roa sals »r
mn
MERCHANT TAILOIU
rsnrth'Strssi,
BKTWKKN MAIN ADD BL0ND1AV,
Has just returned from tlw East^
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MA" BKtKIVKD THM DAI
ABeleet Aaewrtswe^eaA
MEW QOOD%
ADAPTED TO TIIK COMINfl
Which he will be happy to exhlbi*
SAH0Jl
JkU
for obtaining
T¥l» «r bOUDR*
istantly receiving
isig New ia tbe way «f
A S U I O N
pertlaUf invites the Uentl«»w* of Ksdtalt
and vicinity, when in want of
SAaYriTTlhO AW KICK-HAM ClOtMIBO,
«IV* BIS i
CiU.'W^
N, B.—Particular attention paid to CL'TlitW
fer others to mshe. Hsfa* latkaa
Keokuk,Kept. 16, '68
a i s I a s a s I
J. K. RICKEY
received a fne rtoek of Fall 11AT0
and CARS of every kind and quality of tbe
Latent tyl. s.
Ilia Silk and Casimere Bats, sssde sxpreasly for
tbi* tr.»ie by ths well-known house of Lawis Us#»
suuM, .St. IjouIs.
1 have also oae of the best stocks of Buek
Ulov** and Mittens, Trunk*, Ae., all which will be
sold W deialc and Ketail at Low' I'rlces for Ca*h.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
J. K. HICKKY'S llav broai,
aug!7d No. 69 Main-st.
ISwiice.
WE
have this day purehaaed the entire interast
of Cbas. K GriBth in the Queensware bu(d
nass, and wilt coatiaae tha same under ths name tS
J. L. Ilobbe Ata.,at the old aland en 4th alreet,
above Johnaun, where w* will keep constantly en
hand a fall and complete a**ortment of goods In
our line,
and respeotfully solicit the patronage Qt
the trade. Cha*. K.Griffith will ocnlinue with
and will be pleased to see his former patronr.
HOBtici MAMMUi*
KeekukjSept.SI, 1868-d
I have this day sold my entire iiilere«t in the
Qaeeneware buMner* to Mis«*r«. J. L. liobbs A Co.r
and rei(ueit all who have claim* against me to pre*
sent them tor adjustment, snd those who owe me
will pleaao make aettleinent immediately, as I
wish to closs my old business s* soon as possible*
CIIAKLKH*. OR1FFI1U.
Keokuk, 8ept.il, lHSt»-*p22dlm
KEuaoa itnALK sehinaat.
'puih Institution will eommeno* Ml Session Nt
i Monday, Sept. »th, in tbes*«pt9*iyjt »r.
Sanfo'rd's building, oornar ei
street*.
The Board el Tr—tooS el kb ieaiaary, slsstsl
from varioee rstt|.i«w 4«sestlaatioas sad reave*
ssettage )er«s sert ef tbe Cbristtaa eennaalty,
dssira fy the malted sad eo-operative efforts ef tb
#»ltmAm *4 lUmnllim tn Mtasllst fvarfiatlv aaeh
an instltatlon as car eity rt«jairss.~
The Principal ef the lassitution is Bee. 0. A*
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to ths Secretary of the
Board, applications for the admission of pupils
be made
The charges far tuition will he $6 end t8 ia
ordinary English studies, aith a small **f'llT||
the
sum for incidental ax|«n«sa. For Latia. IhMk,
German, Ac., extra eharges will be maoe.
11 is dssirabltf that persons designing to heeoSM
pOpils be present punctually on the first of the
session. WM. THOMPSON,
Presidontof the Boarded Trustees.
IIbmhv Stkoho, Hee'y.
Keokuk, Aug. 11, ld6»-d
Dr. I., t. INGTTRSIOUL,
DKNTliS'l',
oorner of Third and Main streett*
Keokuk, Jowa, over Kix, llalu A Co,'* Hawk,
entranoo on Third st. Bpecial attention given to
the preservation of the natural tectb, tiatmentof
exposud dental n rve.and correcting irregularities
of the dental arch. Artificial Teeth or the best
style and finish, from a single tooth to an entire
set*
JyjOdflm
tiooD asssortmant of Boys' and Yoetlw
Clothing, atHo.tlstes House, Main-st.
apld A. W. GKlFk-lTH.
A.