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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-15

Ex-Governor Reeder delivered lecture at
Trenton, \. j., on Thursday of last week,
in the course of which be made the following
statement:
''lle proceeded TO state that after his APP
9ointment as Governor, and previous 10 his
leaving home, be received numerous inilna-
,ons that plot was concerted TO overwhelm
,he bniiat-hox by Missouri vo.e5, and to pre-.
vent the people of kans as from governing
themselves. He thought it most iudicious 10
preserve silence concerning this matter. and
ne communicated it only to him TO whom it
was his duty to commit il, (meaning the Ma
.lonal Executye.) Ia st. Louis he tras ap-
prodc'aed and the plot ,ras aroued, and he
,rdS asked fhe ,could sanction the proceed
ing. he treated the matter as gently and
sourteously as possible, determined to avoid
xciting, if he could, any disorder, and hop
ing the plot would not be put into execution.
But he soon found that it was no chmera
\ secret society had been organized in Mis-
souri, for sending voters into Kansas Es-
teeming the ballot-box as a guardian of free
dom, he determined to guard it ms sacredly
Ms possible. He had no alternative bur to
aeglect his duty, forfeit his responsibility.
i lose has seif-respect, and damn himself to
everlasting oDloquv, or 10 perform his duty
IN storm OF prescription, Intolerance, and
menace, such as he had not expected There
MAS but one course for an honest man-to
protect the ballot-box, TO prescribe careful
! forms Of election, ana stringent oaths. This
I ne did, and from that time TO this the storm
aae not ceased. Before the Niaren election.
80, nc was aEnin approached and promised
/ forgiveness and many other things. if he
/ you'll throw Of responsibility upon the Judges
T election, md accspt their reforms rs valid,
without examnlng or deciding upon them.
sc again refused, put coartcousls, although
+ rrespcably. lie had previously announced
9 his southern colleagues his intended course
u acL On, and he deaed them to assert taat il
tas not correct. In November, 1854. Whit
iell VAS undoubtedly elected Congressional
ieiegae, even after deducting Illegal votes.
+ ~ Fee State party being then in a minority,
nj their strength beng divided
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Trial M the Crystal Pai-


ME had the pleasure of Witnessing, few days
w since, an interesting test trial of various
weighing machines exhibition the
Crystal Palace. The trial was confined TO the reis-
tive merits of FairbxDks, the Scales Scales inan-
utactured by Duryee Forsyth, Rochester, N y,
and a new y patented scale manufactured at Yer
gennes, VI To test the real merit of the scales the
Committee placed upon the platform Of scale haE
ing the capacity of six tons, ght Of ,3ys ifs and
then removed the weight various parts Of the plat
form, With this weight of the Yer
gennes Scale, the beam indicated $500 lbs, when
placed on the opp"sit" corner, the bsam Indicated
only 3,3TT lbs, showing difference u Is lbs md
whom removed the centre of the platform the beam
showed 1887 lbs. A request then made that the
weight be again placed on the corner first tried,
which was done, and the weight the beam ind-
Gated 1882 lbs, showing difference Of lbs.
from the first trial. This variation il attributable
In part to the arrangement Of the platform upon the
bearings which forbids the possibility Of its giving
correct weight or agreeing with itself The test
then applied To a Fairbauk Scale, and when the
weight PLACED ef the Platform, the
be indica ted the true weight 3,39s ibs u the
second and third corners the result the same.
the fourth corner slight variation percepilble
so extremely delicate war the operation of FAR
banks Scale, capacity Fix tons,) that quarter cts
pound weight placed on any part of the platform.
raised the beam
Duryee Forsyth Scale. of 10 o0o lbs capacity
next tested and like the Aergennes Scale, il
failed to give correct weight agree with itself
il showed q variation Of ten pounds when the weight
removed from corner to another. One Of
Fairbank : small platform Scales was then tested
with L. ;. Standard weights, and although II had
been in 70 SIX months. il exhibited nm
etrng accuracy. The alei weights were then plac
ed on a similar scale manufactured by Duryee
Forsyth but the result was far from satisfactory
half a pound too light, the centre
half pound too heavy, and another ecrner TIVE
pounds too heavy. pennsylvVnian.
BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
nov 25dw Agents, keokuk.
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/ Agent for the following substantial Insurance.
l. Companies
Commercial ms, Co.. Saint Louis Mo.
Hartford Fire Insurance Go.
Hsna lns. Co.
Star Ins. Co.
ktna Life Ins. Co.
The attention Of merchants and forwarders is
called To the fact that the Commercial ms. Co, of
st, Louis, issues open Marine POLES at their Agen-
cy here. Tue pr .miums are retained here and loan
ell TO the customers Of the Company
ofiee Second Street, near Main.
m
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Judge Johnson. of Kansas, having recent
" visited the place Of MS former residence,
Georgetown, Ohio, was invited by its cti-
zens 10 address them upon the affairs of that
Territory. The following notice of his adj
dress. which occupied two hours in the deliy-
cry, we find In the Georgetown Democrat:
'.The speaker next alluded to the political
aspect and condition of Kansas. He took
strong and decisive grounds in favor of ma
king Kansas a free State. He defended Gov
Reeder's official conduct in Kansas with fear
less and mastery ability. He spoke of him
as true man, and an able advocate Of the
principles Of Democracy and freedom. The
Judge alluded with bitter sarcasm to the man
ner a winch Coy. Reeder had been pursued
an hunted down, bat stated that the people
q Kansas, her true and legitimate inhabl-
tants. three fourshs Of them were for free
dom, and on the side Of Coy. ReeJer and his
friends. lie ventured the prophecy that Kan
sas would, beyond all doubt, be free State,
ana that Gov r. woall be heard Of in fu-
tlre time IS the unpurchasable unbought
champion Of free lom in konsas. The Judge
stated that Of the 20Jo votes cast for Whit
aril at the Kansas election for Congress,
=
the Territory of Kansas, or having any
ght whatever 10 vote in Kansas. but were
fact; citizens and voters actually residing
a Southern States. lie further stated thai
the 3,0Jl votes cast for Governor Reeder
for Congress, that Rcr one hundred of them
we're illegal. Tie described the election with
out stint which had resulted in giving To
Kansas a pro-slavery Legislature, and in Civ
NJ TO Whitfield the vote he received for Con-
tress. lie said that on the day of election
for delegates 70 her Legislature, that at many
Il the places Of holding elections, pistols and
lowle knives were exhibited by the pro- slave
y party, and brandished about, and made
he criterion by which the nestlmabe right
II suffrage was to be exercised. Judge
Johnson denounced boldly the violence Of
he mob that has carried the election Of the
members Of the late Kansas Legislature, and
ienied IN resolute terms. their right TO make
pistols and bowie knives the avenging weap-
ons Of slavery"
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TON Cftbxens OF X e. Ok uk.
I LAYING interested with ms the Messrs Scofiele


HAVINd interested with ms the Messrs. Seofelds
i i in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
the public that all orders given to them will be ex-
ccuted in u neat and workman-lke manner, and
that they rely upon the work done BY them, as
being of the very best maIeriai.
As it will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend to those desl-
Of lighting up the time of the completion Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures, &c. otherwise, many would BIZ delayed be-
yond that time, il would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3, lS55.--d {. HERRICk co.
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Gas Fixtures.

FINHE undersigned prepared to receive orders
i for fitting mp stores, Offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gas-prcmptly executing
the same and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon requested 10 leave their ad-
dress with us, through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession in which they
received. SGOFIELD BHDTHEk-
July 80
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MARRIED.-On Thursday evening, 18th INST.
II the Hall of the Congregational Church, in thu:
city. by Rev WIN. Ii. Williams, Mr. THoNAs Gag
grr and Miss LIZZIE EicHER
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The correspondent of the st. Louis Dem
ocrat states that McCrea made his escape
from the jail at Leavenwortho on the 3lst ult.,
and sent word next day from Lawrence that
he would be on hand to attend his trial, but
did not think it prudent TO stay in LeaEen-
worth to be murdered by a mob.
The letter further states that there have
been near three thousand men enlisted to at
tack Lawrence. Nearly all of them were Of
the baser sort of Mssourians who swore all
the time that they did not care whether the
Lawrence people gave up the prisoner or
not they intended to kill the men AMI rayish
their wives. The writer thinks they are the
very men to keep their word in such a case if
they can.
The people of Lawrence held public NEE
ting in which they denied all the charges
made against them to excite the hostility OF
the Mssourians, and represent the matter OF
the escape of Branson from the sheriff as re-
ported in the Herald of Freedom. The let
ter is dated on Saturday night the lst instant.
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vIN0 be published in the city Of New York. De-
voted exclusively TO advertising and editorial
notices Of the First Class houses in the principal eli
ties Of the United States, is elegant full gilt oc-
taso gotten up Of the best materials and ia the most
attractive style, by Rev. John J. Campbell, of Nash
vile, Tenn. ". s Spencer is agent Of the above
work for the cities Of the upper Mississippi and vii
call few of he best houses in this and the ci-
ties above and below and lay before them the
general plan Of the work MIR. Sp ncer will receive
TO- insertion in this work amy adye,ts. ments that
may be forwarded to him AZ Davenport prior to Jan
n4fr 1885,
de- 5d
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I.eaking Ont.

The n. Y. Journal Of Commerce in re-
cent able article on the Kansas difficulties,
has the following, which we commend TO tbs
consideration Of our ncigobor of the Gate.
"a few days since we received private
letter from Hartford, Connecticut, Of which
the following is an extract:
- have on former occasions had IL IN my
mind to notify you of certain reasonable
movements in this quarter. enclose accom-
pauying card of invitations, that you may
see the names Of some of the leading persons
engaged in thus undertaking. | also avail
myself of the opportunity TO say that near
neighbor of mine was solicited within week
past to sign subscription paper, the object
Of which was to purchase firearms FOR set
tiers of Kansas. The same ntleman saw
the name of - down for S25. y
Well what of it? We are pretty hard up
for money but think We could scare up con-
tribution ourselves to purchase firearms for
Kansas" If we had assurance they would be
efectually used for repelling the attacks of
the border ruffans Of Missouri. If that is
treason make the most Of il. II il is not,
your extract is humbug.
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DAVID .. sMIrH. Nh sASsIckLES
SMITH q VANSICKLEN,
Aucli on eers. Com mi sston Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers.

DAVID =. smIrH. Nn sASsIckLEs
SMITH & vAN6ICKLEN,
Aucii oneers, Commission Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers.
XXTEwiil pay particular attention to sales BY
wv AUCTION, Of Real Estate, Stocks, Administers
Tor Sales, &e.i will negotiate Loans. make Coilec
ttenn, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, make
liberal advances on Real Estate or Merchandise con
signed for public sale; will net Attorneys ior
property hoders on the disposing of property, col
Letting OF rents, paying taxes &c; will act as hnan
cial counseliors for NIL who marneed our services
Office on Third street between Main and johnson.
EoksALE--3 lots on Fulton Street, Trims easy.
Il Apply to SMITH 4 vANsICkLEN.
LNOR SALE - 10 acres of land on the c. 4. CONN
i Tract, apply to SMITH 4 yANsICKLEN.
I.>0R SALE--A dwelling house and lot on Bank
L Street, apply to SMITH vANslCKLEN.
4 LOT in Louisville, Ky, to exchange for keo-
sdfrH vANsIcKEN.
LNoK sALE--or trade for Iowa lands keokuk
i City property--A house and lot at Walnut Hills
sMIfhd vANsICKLEN.
TI'HREE THOUSAND Dol.LAKs TO loan for one
sMiI'fH 4 yANsIcKLEN.
FOR SALE,
so e, by Is First Street, between Main John
Also louise and Lot, corner of First and John
son. Apply to SMITH 4 AANsiCkLEN.
FOR SALE.
228 Acres Of Land, SO under cultivation, near Ca
inargo. Terms one-third cash, balance IN one, two
and three years, Appiyto
sMITH 4 yANsICKLES.
LNOR SALE o4o acres Of choice land within four
l miles Of the city. SMITH d NANsickLEN.
FOR SALE.
4 HOT 81 and lots on Second street. apply to
"a nov2i SMITH 4 vANsICKLEN.
Fob SALE.
- n FEET front on Second street with building~.
noy24 Smith q vANsICKLEN.
FOR SALE.
fNHREE lots together on 9Th street. Terms easy.
i Apply to
nov2I SMITH 4 yANsICkLEN
L'oR sALE-I0 acres of land under cultivation. on
i mile from the city Apply TO
nov2i SMITH FASsICkLEN
LNoR sALE.--3o feet front on Main street Apply
i To nova SMITH d NANsICkLEN.
L>0R SALE.---A farm containing EOS acres 1870
under fence, II miles from the city ON the plank
road. Possession given the LIST of March next. APP
ply 10 nova SMITH NANsICkLEN.
L'Ok sAl.E,--A house and lot on Main street
l. noy2+ SMITH 4 VANSIckLES
4 FRESH invoice If Hats and Caps to trade tor
~ City property Apply -
nov2i SMITH yANsICkLEN
1e0 ACRES Of Land near peiia, Mahaska coun-
w ~, 20 trade for City property. Apply 40
noy25 SMITH NANsIckLEN.
leo ACRES Of Land in Washington county, four
lOU miles from the County seat, can be had FIR
seven dollars par acre. Apply soon y
novzi SMITH NANsICkLEN.
EOD DOLLARS can b. had on short time by APP
COU plying TO SMITH i NANsfCkLEN.
nov2i
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VI. ". Hicks, N. d..
i l. 4 4 ~

ST r G CN MIST,
City Of keokuk Iowa, Office on Second ST., between
Main and Johnson.
hR. H, in addition 10 the usual
- methods Of inserine artificial teeth
in possession Of the exclusive right uIyYYO
for this city OF mounting the ''eontinu-
Gus gum teeth, universally admired for their
beauty strength and cleanliness After an expert
Of years IN this style Of work, he would un
hestaingiy recommend il TO the public possessing
many and greet advantages over any other style Of
work known TO the profession. Those interested are
respectfully invited to call and examine specimens u
the different methods of mounting teeth.
April rs, ls55--dAwly
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have sold my entire stock and trade to t. j. Eli
oft Co.. and cheerfuiy recommend thu IN to my old
custom gentlemen fully competent and capable
Of carrying the boot and shoe business in all its
branches. 5. A. DUKE.
noyy
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- EADi MADE CLOfHING.--ks.rytningi la this
J. line can be had ut the lowest 6gurrs 1T
sep37dPw WOODWARD cos.
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FOR NOTHING
THIS Is OUR PA q II N !

b. He street.
i Union Block, Main Street. Dealer in English
~ and French Chemicals, Drugs and Medicines
Paints, Oils, Dye Sufs, Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles, de-, &c
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physician
prescriptions and family recipes will b. accurately
and neatly prepared, and in case will any bur
pure and genuine materials be used
dan / ID
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MARKET NOTICE.

FANCY GOODS.
TUST received an elegant assortment Of fine Goods,
y such as French China Vases, Parian and Terra
Gotta, de-. Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles
Fruit Stands, Card Receivers, Cigar Stands, Jewel
Stands Spoon Goblets, Figures, Cupids, Busts, DC.
Also on hand o good assortment OF Crockery and
Glassware CAREY i KILBOURNE.
June Is. 1855.
TSOR RENT-Concert Hall from the lst of Janu-
l. AIRY next. Apply 10 G. y. CNN.
nov28dtf
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(o.Partnership NO

G0ePartnershiP Notice.
rINHE undersigned have this day formed co part
i nership for the purpose Of carrying on the boot
and shoe business in keokuk under the and hrm
Of T. J Elliott, Go.
T. J. ELLIOTT.
JN0 H. CARTER.
T. j. CARTER.
JAS. b. CARTER.
Having purchased the entire stock Of s. A. Duke,
and having Earth rmore secured the services VI MIR.
Dunlap late Of Cine innati. Ohio, widely and fayora-
biy known ny the Prnce of Boot Makers" we sole
il the patronage of the citizens Of keokuk and the
surrounding country.
1t is our intention to keep on hand complete
sortment of every description and price, and pre-
pared 10 finish TO order boots and shoes suit the fan
H.. u. Ei4lIiOIl d %.
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PORTSM1ITH INQUIRER.
EiAs san SWIeG l.lnnd, !.

Pa 4 4 me sSaSwIeh Istnnd.,q No. IN +,
There IS good reason ! to- believe thai
King Kameh hameha, and all the royal fam
ilyat Houoluld, viii presently be citizens
Of tie United States. There is, as usual,
some difference Of opinion. as ste fAe pro-
priety .of this,measure, by which this re.
suit Is to be effected, ahdit Is very desira'
BILE to,arive al a Just estimate Of the pro
iect. Years ago we, anticipated the an
nexation Of the Sandwich Islands, and at
that time the thing was trested as prepos-
ferrous. Itis now, in all human pfobabili.
ty, to come to pass, f.@f ,,.8., q 'I.ast az
An intelligent New York journalhas pc,
Gently opened some objections to the
measure, which we have duly considered,
Itisquite true that no objection can weigh
against our deliberate conviction OF Its pro-
priety.a As our custom is, we goidirectly
to the first principle, and at once settle the
matter to our entire satisfaction, What
should we be disposed to do It one Of our
nautical vessels had only just discovered
the Sandwich Islands?s ? r f'tdi.t 'aa
Should we be willing to surrender them
to joint or equal participation with Eng lEan 8
land aud France2 There is not a man
amongst us but would indignantly resen,,
such proposition. But thus discovered
we are enabled at once to appreciate ther
Importance as Pacltc station, an inter
mediate territory between our country anc
the Eastern Asiatic coast, an auxiliary Q
commerce, . home for our whalemen,
naval depot for our squadrons. State o
our Union, an inseparable constituent Q
the Republicy and as such, should we b
willing to forego all these adjuncts to ma
tional dignity, the public welfare, ioceal
dominion and republican influence in hon
or of England, France, or any nation o.
the face of the globeY WeIdo not pause 10
an answer. ,as ,.,< a g.~ + ~ .,,A
But we are not 70 effect annexation D.
the title, Of discovery, nor the bloody an
remorseless spirit OF conquest. we q
not propose to chain an unwilling peopl
to the victorious car OF a conqueror, sub
vert their institutions, and enslave thel
minds It is by theTpeaceful influence
ofour national policy. which command
the admiration and provokes the desire 4
this insular population, that we effect til
conquest of whole people, subjugate
monarchy, and annex, by appeal and con
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~" AUEEEON..

kTTNHE SUBSCRIBER having determined to close
Il out his stock of Groceries,, will cell at
Auction, commencing on Monday, the 18Th Of
December, '54. al o'clockP. M also at night
Icontinuing from day to day until sold. a / Il
Hisrslock is, such as is usually found in a
retail Grocery Store4C Coffee, Tea, Tobacco ind
a variety OF articles Ton numerous 10 mention.
TERMs OF SALE-All sums under $40. cash
in hsnd--over $40 and under $25, ~ credit OF
'hree moHths will be given--oyer $25 and un.
der $50, four mouths-1rovsr $50 six menths.-
The purchaser giving bond with Approved sc.
curity. ,irq,,.' '.s,5.i ,'.
Npw is the time to purchase cheap Grocer
les fpr your families us well sS those who buy
70 sell again. Sae 10 take place at the store or
!lle subscriber on Market Street, opposite the
Biggs House. Portsmouth, 0hio., .is.5,.s.i
lDscl5w2. j, II. BESTLY: