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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-16
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The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

How TO Srop PApKR.-Ws had heard
OF various modes Of stopping : paper.
but there was one way. altogether new
and original. which We had yet to learn.
A fellow in this city who had received
and read our Daily for about three
months, on being called upon for dimes.
replied that he "had not subscribed for
the psrer--did'nt want the paper. and
wouldn't pay for the paper, unless com
pelled TO. for he had frequently sald he
didn't take tho paper. and he could prove
by witnesses that he had two or three
times stopped the paper By Mrowing 1t
out Of the rindou :" Promising young
man
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

The Filllbustsr, Col. Walker, proceed
ed to invade Nicaragua about the l4h OF
June, under the auspices and with the
militarEaid Of Castillon, President OF
Leon. They attacked the town Of Rivss,
but in the midst Of the melee his Central
American troops deserted him, thirteen Of
his own men we're killed, and he finally
arrived alone at San Juan. The triumph
ing party obtained papers belonging to
Walker. among which was contract for
City two thousand acres Of land in Mica.
ragua in consideration ot his conquering
the territory,-which it seems ke hash I
exactly accomplished yet.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
EheriT's sale.

STATE OF Iowa, D.
Lee County,
nf virtue OF the PROVISIONS Of the code os
- Iowa, authorizing the sale Of perishable
property in the ca>es Of MiItop.H. Crapstsr rs.
G. NJ. Ferrili, aud john Ferritf, snd Wiltshire,
Bristol & Co. CO C. M Ferrili, will sell 10 the
highest bidder at the town OF Montrose, in said
county. on the 2Sth day Iuiy, A. D 1855, be-
tween the hours OF Q O'Clock A. M, and,
O'Clock T. NJ, Of said day, the following prop
ertv, towit:
The right and title Of G. NJ Ferril and John
Ferrill in and 10 the Steamboat Cumberland VAL
ley, her apparel, tackel, furniture and append
ages, for cash in hand Seized bv me under
writ OF attachment in the District court of said
county, which have been pronounced perIshsble
property by three qualified jurors.
Taken a. the property oi G.. NJ. Ferrii and
John Ferril under said proceedings in attach
Inent. and sold subject TO liens against said
boat. c. B. TURNER,
Sheriff l. county, Iowa.
July 25, 49, s. 3tds
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
CASu CRCCKERY HOUSE,
& q u l. DS Il ELLIOT

importers and Jebbers u
EarthenWare. China and Glassware,
NEW YORK,
VIZ OULD say to Merchants a nd Dealers gen
w orally that. having established a CASH
HousE in this branch Of trade. they are iully
convinced that ihey can sell ca cxxaY etc, at
such prices as III pay the pure haser fine p Of
IT 10 retail. Experience has proved very con
c'usiveiy TO us that, py sdhering strictly TO the
cash system. we can afford 10 sell from ten to
twenty per cent below the regular credit trade
prices.
To this end we ask an examination Of our
styles and prices, q list Of which will be for
warded by natl to anv party desiring.
Earthenware, BY the Invoice, eingie package,
or very carefully rep'cked 10, The
COUNTY, TRADE.
July oT 1885 div
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

@ The decision OF the Supreme
Court in relation 10 the Capital question.
we learn from the Iowa City Republican,
to be precisely this
We are clearly of the opinion, that
the act OF the 25h of January, entitled
An ACT to re e.iocate the seat OF Govern
ment, d'd not take effect by publication
in the Newspapers.
They further decided that the cause
was commenced irregularly, and dismissed
it at the costs Of the relator.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
LEE COUNTY PE0FLE's TICKET.


We are in receipt of note from Mr..
Cochran requesting us TO announce his
entire Withdrawal from the canvass as a
candidate for County Judge. Doubtless
under the impression, which had become
very general. that hie continuance in the
feld would only tend to divide the votes
of friends whom it would be At once
pleasant and important TO have vote to-
gether, he has. wisely ~ 70 the result
and magnanimously as to himself, retired
sncouditionally. We believe he will
have no occasion ever to regret the act.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30


The East German Post publishes let
ter from St. Petersburg containing the
following
=" The general opinion entertained here,
10 that the Allies are preparing an expedi-
tion against Nicolaief. in the Government
OF Kherson. This town is, in some re
spects. of greater importance than Sebas-
topol. The la ter is merely place for
harboring the Russian navy in the Euxine.
whereas Nicolaief is its cradle. Here are
the large dock yards where the grea. ships
OF war are built here is the Admiralty /;
and here, also. are collected those vast
stores of timber and other materials for
shiI- building. the collecting Of which re-
quires a great number Of years. If The
Allies could succeed in destroying the
stores and vast organization Of this place
they would obtain far more certain
guarantee Of the reduction OF Russian
power than they can obtain in Sebastopol,
where they are endeavoring TO each some
half dozen ships or so, 1t is true the
Anglo French feet would have to make
great sacrifices in attaining this result, fer
the Bug presents obstacles Of every kind.
Strand batteries have been ected the
rampait of earth around the town is said
to be immensely strong, and | am told
that there is large garrison 10 man the
works Nevertheless they have no er at
faith in the impregnabiIity of tie place.
especially since the cspture Of kertsch."
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
Later from California

The Star OF the West and the George
Law both arrived on the 25th. We ex-
tract below the only items of interest re
ceived by them:
The Democratic Stale Convention as.
sembled on the 23d ult. at Sacramento
and re-nominated Gov. Blgler on the 90 h
by vote Of 225 to l57. Milton l.. Lath-
am was the opposing candidate Lieut..
Gov. Purdy WAS then nominated by a
vote Of l5i to l39.
The Indians in the ror.h part of the
State have again become hostile and have
killed ten whites and two Cinnamon.
The thriving village of Angeles Camp
in Calaveras County, had been destroyed
by Ere.
The crops in the Sacramento Valley
have been entirely consumed by grass
hoppers, frnit, vegetables and grain hav-
ing been swept away as if by fire. The
country was swarmed by the insects.
An account says Col. Walker set fire
TO the barracks at San Juan and left then,
mass of ruins.
Col. Kinney and his party had not ar.
rived at Nicaragua.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

II The : charmed" girl affair Of New
Hampshire is repused to be humbug.
1t is said that the Familiarity of the girl
with the snake is evidently obnoxious to
her. and that the snake was ssmed by her
father, at whose command she handles il.
Barnum he's engaged the company, and
this adds TO the suspicion. The story
that physiciaa had given it as his opin-
son that to kill the snake would take the
life Of the girl, is untrue.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

G The odium which is fast gathering
abou' the name OF Know Nothinpism, an /
which will cling like the poisoned shirt
OF Nessus" to The backs OF it's standard
bearers, is not to be shaken off SO easily.
Whig Office hunters, clothed in the parb
OF no par,yism, like painted prostitutes,
can deceive OILY for 3 time and at dis
tance. FL. Madison Plaindeaier.
Well now, was ii the idea at yo,, were
chasing painted prostitute" which led
you into the Order, and having found Out
the deception. caused you to withdraw?
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
HOUSE PAlNflNg AND CRAISING,

THE undersigned respectfully announces TO
the CT izens of keokuk tina, he has opened a
Paint Shop on Third Street above Main, where
he will be pleased 10 attend TO the orders Of
those who may iavor him with a call. He Aai-
t.rs himself that his work Will Compare with
any done in the eastern cities. Specimens of
wood and msrbl- limitations may be seen BY
calling ut his shop.
A shar4 of the public patronage is solicited.
lfyou want work done in nv line, with neat
ness ar dispatch, call on me-ali | az i. fair
trial. JEREMIAH BROWN.
July 27. 1855. dim
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30


ST. Louis, Wednesday, July 25.-We
have later advices from Santa Fe. Col.
Fon,leroy returned on the 28th from his
pursuit Of the Utah Indians. The troop.
overlook party Of them on the head W
ters o the Arkansas river, KILLED forty,
took Eve prisoners, and captured thirty
horses. camp equipagr. &c. One soldier
in Major Brooks company. was killed.
Notwithstanding the vigilance OF the
troops. small parties Of Indians stssl into
the settlements and kill and rob at Their
pleasure. Bishop Lemy had portion of
his stock run of. His herdsman killed
one Of the thieves. IN the latter part of
Junea Mexican was shot near Albuquer-
Qns, Other instances Of the kind have
occurred in the Territory.
A convention was held at Albuouero ne
on the 76:h and nominsted MIGUEL O,rro
candidate for delegate to Congress.
Business throughout the country was
dull. and money scarce. The financial
departments Of Payma.'er and Quarter
master, sre reported as in : low condition.
Some merchants teams had arrived in
Santa Fe and others were met at different
points on the route.
Troops were seen by the mail party. at
Little Creek, Arkansas river and Wslnu,
creek, going along we'll The Kiowas
Camanches and Cheyenne Indians were Il
the crossing receiving their annuities from
the Government.
A settlement was being made at Wal
nut Greek BY party Of N.ssourians, max
ing the distance between civilized point.
on the Santa Fc route, $50 niles.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
NEAL, ADDoT 4 COsS
TIME D<Fz r94e

Jsroptj t0rs
NrAL. ABBor h Go. SO Broad S., N. Y.
WILLIAMS, TAsnER a. Co., Buffalo.
SUR pAfLYBY
Peepie's Limo Saeaacrs, feet CORTLAND street.
For Bills LadinA apply to
p. y. BROOKE, 8S Broad Street,
NIRGfL H,LLyKR, New York.
Marx Packages MEAL. Amor 4 Co. EyrrEss.'
July 27, 1855. d&w6m
1856.
MerCh hantS western Line
N EAL, ABBOT CO., New York WILL
N LIAMS, TANNER Il CO, Buffalo, Pc
prietors.
Ship daily from Pier 2, East River, New York.
All cargoes fully insured 10 Buffalo
No Trsnshipment between New York and
Buffalo.
For Freight, apply TO Neal, Abbot & Co., p.
B. Brooke, Virgil Hillyer, No. 80 Broad Street,
New York.
Mark Packages. an. w Line"
July q. 1855. daw6 n
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

The Eutertainments will be Novel, Varied and
- Brilliant. consIsting Of
ELEGANr ACTS or HORAEMANsHIP,
Acrobati: and Gvmnastie Feats!
Vauiting. Tumbllrg, Fea's Of Equilibs ium,
Comic Scenes. Songs, and Lsughsble After
Pieces. The whole to b. enIivsned By the
CoMisalitiss sf The Tvo 0reat cisv1s,
SAN IAA1h0Ok AND T0N ANT0N.
Z. oAN01. Manager
J. J. .NArHANE, Eeussrn,Aw DiaAc{oa.
G. HERMAN, LEADsa OF rns BAsp.
]. p. GREEN, TaEAsusxa.
.ddsission, Boz 50 csnfs. PIT IS csnts.
Tc the whole performances, and No Half Price.
Doors open 1t 2 and 7 O'Clock, P. N. Perform.
sne - conmsncs half an hour afisrward
Keossnqys, August 7thj Bonsparts, August
9Th West Point, August 0hD Fort MAdison,
August t0th GhArissten, August ll.h.
Jui~ 1e. 1883.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
A KANSAs-HEBRASKA PROJECT.

The Herald of Freedom OF the fSh
contains the following:
The pro-slavery party at Pawnee last
week kirby developed another move
which they have in prospective, by which
they expect to check mate til advocates
Of freedom. 1t is no less than TO re- an
mex the Platte purchase 10 Kansas with
its slave population. the quasi Legislature
of Kansas consenting. Missouri will of
course consent then they join, form a
State Constitution, and apply to Congress
for admission as slave State. The Mis-
souri, Legislature will NEE, in November
10 consummate the fraud. The evidence
that such is the movement is no, founded
upon conjecture. as il VAS actually STA ed as
part OF the programme of the soi distant
Kansas Legislature, by ore OF is own
members. The issue must be met and re-
sisted to the last extre nifty. This fact
tells why our border neehbors have all
along concerned themselves to such nm
extent in Kansas matters, and Why they
have expended 50 much money to secure
an ascesdancy in our Legislative Assem-
bly, /; and WY 'unil' was desired
there. Atchison is resident Of Platte
County, and no doubt he hopes to be
elected Governor of Kansas under this
arrangement
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

BosroS, July 25-In our Municipal
Court. in consequt nee Of the impos iblli.
~ Of obtaining verdict, the liquor cases
we're abandoned. There are 83 3oases still
pending. which will have to 20 over till
next term. In Middlesex County, where
seven convictions have taken place, one
case will 60 before the Supreme Court for
decision on the consti.u,ionahty Of the
law.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

BRoKE JAIL.-Early yesterday MON.
ing. three prisoners broke out q tie Coun-
~ Jail in this place. They had succeeded
during the night in breaking the locks that
tend the cells, and at early dawn we're
about making good their escape. but were
detected in the attempt by the prison
guard who raised the alarm and arrested
one Of them on the spot. The other tAo
e.uded pursuit until afternoon, when one
was found ensconsed in . carpente,ing
shop only few rods from the Jail. and
again placed in the lookup. The other
one is still at large.-H. Madison Pluin-
dealer.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
Under which Flag Benson,an Speak OF
Die.


Die!
The Tallss WAig is most vociforou.ly
charging upon Samuel Boy'es. ESQ. that
he is Fort Madison man and obst'nately
opposed to Keokuk interests, while the
followers Of the Valley Wing in this re-
gion are charging just ~ loudly that he is
a Keokuk man. and always has been op-
posed to Fort Madison and her interests
Fort Mddison Plaindeaier.
Begging you pardon, sir. you utter a
fslsehood. We did not say tina, Samuel
Bcyles was Fort Madison man." We
said no suoh thing. and nothing from
which such sn inference could be drawn.
unless to say that he is opposed TO Keokuk
and her interests is equivalent 10 saying
that he is in faro Of Fort Madison and
her Interests and the correctness OF that
kind OF logic we deny, however much it
may answer the purposes of our con'em-
porary by enabling him TO appeal to local
feeling. We sid he was opposed 10
Keokuk and her interests. And it is
true. But VIC didn't even urge that
against him here upon mere local grounds.
We put it upon the general issue. as q
matter in which the people Of every sec
iiou Of the county were interested. We
didn't argue against him because he was
prejudioed against Keokuk. in particular.
but because he was illibersl and narrow
minded enough TO be affected by local
prejudice Of any sort, in favor OF or
against any locality. And the 'r5unent
il legitimate snd important. A man in
feo,ed by paltry local prejudice. who can
NOT rise 10 sufficient elevation to look ii
the general interests of one little county,
without harboriug petty bias or mali
cious spite against some one quarter OF
another, be i, Fort Madison, Montrose,
Or Keckuk. is unfit for Judge. and ii
i folly madness.-to expect an impair
ial and equitable administration Of Affairs
under his management We don't ask
that man should be prejudiced in .Jaro'
Of Keokuk. nor osoinst Fort Madison
We only ask that he be totally rnpreju
diced concerning every section of the
county that he be superior to Paltry hat
Of ssery sort. That Samuel Boyles Aal
local prelude =. Of an ultra and ob.tinat.
character, We know very well end Cal
prove on the best authority. Perhsp
We may choose to call the gentleman ol
The stand and make him testify agains
himself.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

II Papa-Why don's they give the
telegraph wires dose of gin
why my child ?"
Beca0se The papers say they are out OF
order. and mother always takes gin whea
she is out Of order
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
J. .. REERE.

Main Street, bftwcep S,rih nnd .SerentA
W HoLESALE and Retail Dealer n Stoves
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. ALSO
MANUFACTURER Of Tin, Copper. and Shset-Iron
Wares.
Roofing and Jobbing in Tin, Copper, and
Sheet Iron, which will warrant 10 give salts
faction. J. S. bEEBE.
July "a. 1885. d1y
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
EXCELSIOR
Boot and Shoe ManufactOry.

TIE LATEST FRENCH AND ANEnrcAs Fashions.
j. II. Harris Il Co.
HAVING Just opened shop, in their oldTF11
"a business, on 3d street, bstwcen MA,nRk
and johnson, Keokuk, Iowa. respectfully s,,-
the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up
Determined not TO be excellei by any man.
facturers in the Vast they solicit share Of pub
lie patronage
As we parcbase direct from ths i'm porter., our
stock is always oi ib~ latest fashion and best
quality and al the lowest figures.
As We keep no Eastern or slop work on hand.
we warrant 81 our ready made Boot. and Shoes
Of The same character as those made tn order.
Call aud leave your orders for good fit. War
ranted to suit IN every particular.
J. T, HARRIS Il co.
July 81, 1855. dy
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

~ Hon. A. 8. Bryant. formerly 4
member Of tho General Assembly. from
Po,iswatamis county, has received the ap.
pointment Of Receiver Of Public Moneys.
az the newly established Lard Offce, al
Sioux City.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

ATLANTA. July 9bth.-A disgraceful
affair took place this afternoon, at a gro.
Gerry near the depot. Dick Jennings, an
lrishmsn, got into dispute with a man
named F'eids, who. feeling insnlled. at
tackled Jennings. A fight immediately
ensued. in which Jennings stabbed FIELDS
in the back, inflicting wound three inch.
IS in length. Fields les dangerously
wounded perhaps mortslly-Jennin
was Immediately arrested.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

Sr. Louis, July a6.-Kansas dates oi
to day received. The Legislative com
mlttee appointed to draw up memorial
praying the President to remove Gov.
Reeder, reported yesterday. The memo.
rial sets forth complaints against Gov.
Reeder from be beginning of his admin
istration; calls him clog TO The heels Of
Government, and asks for his speedy re
moval. Mr.. Houston, the only free soil
member, is absent, it is thought, for the
remainder of the session.
New YORK, July 26 Rev Mr.. Elliott
of Williamsburg. and his daughter were
both drowned yesterday at Long Island
while bathing
The George Law bring. Havana
q tes t. the 20th. but no news of import
auce
A planter in Cuba has been imprisoned
on account Of his having in his possession
likeness of Pinto.
BosroS, July 26.-An attempt was
mace IN this city to give an exhibition OF
the girl and snake. ato1t which SO much
has been. The child, however, was bitten
by the snake and showed great terror.
The father was subsequently arrested
and bound over on charge OF restrain
ing and assaulting her by means of the
snake.
Abbot Lawrence is very low, and there
is but little hope Of his recovery.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

or The yellow fever has broken out
Is 4aw Orlsans. The type is mild. but
ilDss wsre 6S deaths in the hospital on
~ 9lst, and tie disease ~,s in
ssessiae.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

~ Late news from Salt Lake is to
q ahs eject that the prospects are very
gloomy. The grasshoppers are destroy
inG svevy thing. immigration is exien-
size, md > prospect Of short supplies in
the winieT i creating alarm
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

@ Aphorisms are common, but it is
not often that we find one SO we'll put as
this
Dress 10 the vicarlous a,oneme ut
whereby ugliness hopes for redemption.
Il Theodore Parker.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

Many articles havs appeared in our solumhs
Of late on The Boot md hhos question, the vsr.-
Gus writer's differing widely ~ to who hes the
best assortment at In lowest price.
We have taken qsste - interest in. ~ discus
sion, and after much iuvesligation and due de-
ibsration, ~ havs decided that Crittsnden,s
undoubtedly y
InK PLACg.
and would therefore advise our readers 10 buy Of
him. ~ dAw
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
]. ". NOkglS,
A I TO NE Y 1T Law,
0TTUMwA, wAPELLo cuNNrY, IOWA.
July "a, 1855. d
SANFORD BELL. \. D..

ID ESPECTFULLY annouucsB that hs is per.
~ mansntlv located in Ksok, 4 10 pursue the
practice OF Medicine and Surgery.
q Office with Doctor J. tawren-s Page,
6u'ke's Gallery, corner q Main and Third
Streets.
July 81, 1855. d3m
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30
w. B. soAERyIIrE

{. D. DnAUfo{
JoHKsoN Kupp
New Orleans pseduee ana Ce--s..s.
II IA ,iLLE. bRADtOkD 4 CO., c.
Merchants. New Orleans. P.r,,rnl.r 49,
psid 70 the purchase and sale Of W.ster.
auce. Also, TO the Receiving and Eor-..
business generally. OrIers re,peetfullr ~
'eo, No. ~ TchouPitoula. street.
July l3 1855 div
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

There are also connec ed with
this Company
roar Per1sTming Elephants
Pizarro, T,mour, Selim, and Saib,
from Astlsy's Amph,- Theatre,
London. They have performed
in most Of the principal Theatres
Of Europe and heir performances
strike the behalder with
Wonder and Astenishment
The while Sud Of Liliiputian
Ponies, imported from England
BY Mr. Sands, will appear in all
OF their
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-30

eVhNZh MAIN AND JEFFERSON SIS,
Huntington, Zo,ro.
A BRANCH of The Mercantile COLLEGE, ~.
"A ivania--ine orroraird bv nG!sexiss
'aiufe OF that State with perpetual charter.
1nUSrKEs.
), Ills EkcsflencI the Hon. JAMES BucHANAn
hor; WIN, WLksas, (ta'e Secretary .. War;
sri HON CHAaIEs NAytoa; and Grr. TX
MooREHEAD. ~
YActETT.
AkDhEw T. HowDEH, late senior profA,s,, -
Book Keeping and Commercial Science. i, ~ -
Mercantile COLLEGE Of Pennsylvania,
LOUIS II DALHoFF, late Professor of f,1,,..-
mercm! snd Ornam entail p:nnanship in ths .s;+ n
institution. =" 'S' ss"e
CnAs BEN. DARWIN member OF the B.rh.r-
ton Bar-Profcssor Of Mercantile Law
Ine Principals design carrying out in ev.rv,
parnen'sr that course ofGalning for buslne - in-
uouucea ano Followed sp for upwards Of 6feeen,
years oy Mr.. DUR, the founder Of fhe M.,-.s"
TIE Collage OF Pennsyiyania, by whirh .h....,
s,0Vo merchants and accountant. have been anal.
LIED ior business Ii is now regarded hv 1..;..
ness men ~ the most Thorough spd efF.r,;y. -.
nara'on Tor the accountant given in the Iy,'ited
o'a,es. II coEprshends upwards Of 400 re.l,
business hsact'ons-iIlustrsfing six diGtre,,F
me'hoas si conducting books BY double entvv.--
about sou commercial computations. exsl.;r;..s
many ossIness operations not found in comm~s
srithmetics-a comprehensive course Of me, ear =
tile penmanship-business forms and bms;n. !.
letters daily lectures on commercial a.
commercial sciences.
Dnn's Book keeping, Harper's edition. price
xl,oo, re IN sst perfect and rehensiv, & H.
English language. DuiY's Western Stear.rs
accountant, perfect system for such aecounts
Si-Io DO had at Corse's Bookstore, JeGer,o.
Street 'ese'son
Il Send for Circular by mail.
Rta nHgC LII