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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-07

OSE GENERAL JAcKsos's SOLDIERS CONDENSED TO
nKATrHIs SPEECH sESTEscEAn interesting muir
der trial took place in Burlington Iowa. in November las
The accused was named John j. Jones seventy
three years Of age lie had been soldier under General
Jackson and with the old hero in several OF his cam
paigns against the Indians.
Jones was charged with numbering Horato W. McCar-
die, neghbor fifteen years ago lie made his es-
cape and heard Of until short time before bis ar
rest Capital punishment having been abolished in Iowa
the prisoner sentenced TO hard labor in the poniten-
tary during the remainder of his life.
Jones' through his attorney when asked il he had
thing to say why sentence should not be pronounced sub
mitted the following statement:
Nay please he Honorable Cont
am old man. fast lettering TO the grave The frosts
Of sevenyhree winters though they have not whitened
my brow have wrinked my face aud chilled my heart
with many Nine has been chequered life nd
now, when about TO be separated from my fellows may
give truthful version Of the past.
9 bad family and home-a rude home, II is true,
and plain and humble Amily--but they were my all
The deceased robbed Of the and invaded the
ty Of the ohetwo small sons, lovely daughter and
a wife-~a cherished wife
"on returning 70 that home the day Of the fatal deed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-07

LAND wAaRANrs.--A further decline has taken place i
the price Of land warrants. They may be quoted
fgom 90 to 95 cents per Should large number
pressed upon the market still further decline will hav
to be submitted to.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-07

EOR RENT.-A brick dwelling,
three back building, well furnished throughout
the couvniences Of light water Ac Inquire No A. Missouri
avonuo. Id
~ street, few doors north Of O..
Dee l-dlm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-07

RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS Az BosroS.--Reyenue collected
in this district for the month ending November 30,
$685., 323 o6
Collected for the month ending Nov so 1851 5oF 0sT 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

ACCIDENT TO THE DfE VERNoS.-About
len miles below Alexandria, this morning, as
the Die Vernon was coming down the river
from Keokuk, the cap which held the shaft Of
her larbotrd wheel in its place gave way, and
the crank end Of the shaft started some three
'r four feet forward, bringing the floats of
he paddle wheel against the wood work Of
the boat and doing some damage. The Die
proceeded on her "trip using but one engine.
She will b. laid ap ut St. Louis TO repair
damages. She ha': a large quantity of freight
on board when the accident happened
Quincy Rap. Sth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

CT The passing Of the Central railroad
through Galena to the Mississippi, it was
thought by many would have tendency to
reduce the trade and Importance Of that
place, and transfer the business to Dunlieth
aud Dubuque. The Galena Advertiser, how
ever, says that the experience Of the present
year has exploded that idea, for the bust
pairing with that Of the present season and
that the building improvements have been
far more extensive than in any previous
year, though not one-fourth equal to the de-
mand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
The Anticipated Money Pressure In
Europe.

E0EORGs
We observe that some of our cotempora-
ries fancy that Europe is on the brink Of a
great financial crisis, because the Bank OF
England has put up the rate Of interest to 8
per cent. This is heavy rate, but it has
been heavier within the past 10 years. The
reasons for this advance seem to US obvious
enough, viz desire to check the tendency
to inordinate speculations in Breadstufs, aud
prevent the export of specie to the Continent.
These are obvious, sound and conservative
reasons. They are not the offspring of ane-
cessity, but are the prudential measures OF a
great corporation which can influence by u
touch if not entirely control, the trade and
monetary operations of the world. An I'M
linching determination on the part OF the
Bank of England to restrain speculatlons
within legitimate limits, is the very thing TO
ward of, lnstead Of precipitatng, "a commer-
cia crisis, and will not only produce bench
cia results in Great Britain, but will rebound
ultimately to the welfare of his country.
In our opinion, the upward movement in
the rates of interest in England is like the
in cloudy sky--a sure sign that
we shall not suffer deluge of disaster
| Gin. Gag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

CO Tom. Corwin, b. f. Wade, X. c..
Schenck, and Hiram Griswold, have been
nominated AS candidates for the L. S. Senate
from Ohio. We should be glad to see NJ.
Wade returned, for he has flied the place
honorably and well; but we confess to still
stronger desire to see the "Wagon Boy" once
more in the Senate, and to hear his surpass-
ing eloquence again lifted up in the halls Ct
the Capitol in favor of Freedom and Human
Rights. He could hardly be more eloqu. nj
and stirring than of old, but the experience
of the few past years cannot have failed 70
make him a hrmer and stronge~ man, and
have given him the power of employing his
wonderful gift with greater effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

SUCCESSFUL Dewey, the President,
and Mr., Hornish, the Agent of the keokuk,
Mt Pleasant, and Muscatine Railroad Com
psny, returned from their ST. Louis trip on
Sunday evening, and we are gratifed in be-
ing ebie to announce that they have been
successful in their effort to raise $4,000 OF
stock in that city, the gross amount Of actu-
al subscriptions being $50,750.
A party leaves this city the present week
with the view of surveying the balance Of the
line to Mt. Pleasant, and it is expected that
by spring the whole line thus far will be pre-
pared for letting,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

EXCITEMENT ~ THE CABiNET.--A special
i spatch from Washington 70 the New FORK
Tribune Of the 9th, SAYS
The Administration is profoundly excited
by an article in the London Telegraph Of Oc-
tober 10, transmitted BIZ the legation at Lon
Ion, announcing that the following ships Of
war have been ordered to North America ana
The West India Station the Pembroke. six
u, serewship, for Bermuda the Russell,
sixty, screw-ship; the Hawke, sixty, screw
ship the Hastings, sixty, screw ship, TO re-
lnforce the North American and West ind.a
Stat ons. The Powerful, eightv-four, sail
ing ship, for jamaica; the Rosamond, six,
padde-sloop. for the North American sta
ton. The editors ask .'What does this por-
tend? If we were at war with the United
States We should hardly have stronger feet
ont there The article closes thus: "a
quarrel with the United States would cost ms
twenty millions Of trade annually, and at the
end Of the war we should leave of without
anything settled, and with the loss Of the
Canadas. the lower or maritime Provinces.
and the wheat fields. But foolery Of this
kind must not be permitted; and if there be
a tendency in that direction We must have
Parliament Summoned soon as possible
Meanwhile we point attention to the fact Of
such AN armament being sent 81 10 the shores
of the United States, and ask, as the Ameri-
ty to do, for what British purposes has Il 70
sending of such an expedition become nee es
sarv ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
Intal Array Kan.a..

Ii will be recolectei that sev Il DAYS
ago the papers contained revelation Of a
secret organized hanl Of constructors IN
X .nsps who were bound by oath 10 drive
slavery from the Territory, annul the laws.
eyolution,ze the Governments, aud heht all
who opposed them. This revelation WIS
md, by one p. Llurhlin, vino said that he
hal been m 'mber Of the league, bns left it
when he discovered its treasonols objects.
ant, at the risk Of his life, exposed the whole
affair.
The Independence Dispatch, Of the lst,
contains a dispatch from 81. Joseph. TO tn
eject that sam' Collins, member of the
Kansas Secret Army, met Mr.. Pat Ian ghliu
AT Donpaan the previous day, and tried &c
shoot him. His gun MISE FIRE; he then
stabbed LWghlin in the abdomen. Laugh
lin then drsN revolver and shot him through
the heart. l. is said Laughlin is not expect
ed ~ live. st. Louis News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

THE PAcflc RAILRoAp.--The late disaster
upon this road seems to have aided in bring
ing matters to crisis. II would appear
Likely that the Company must soon declarc
itself bankrupt, and that the State will have
TO pay the January interest on its bonds TO
the road, in which case the road will be for
feted TO the State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

We are pleased to learn, is progressing fine
II. The locks and dams which are partly
built, and on which the work had been sus-
pended, are being rapidly pushed ahead, and
preparations, III the way Of getting out tim
Der and stone, for the dams between keosau-
qua and ottumwa, are being rapidly made.
When the River Improvement and the Bur-
lington and keokuk Railroads are finished to
0ttumwa it will be the best town in the nte-
rior Of Iowa. Aud the day is not very dis
tant when they will be completed; mark that,
you that wish to buy property with a view TO
its speedily enhancing in value Ottumwa
Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

HAVING interested with the Messre- Scofelds
L l. in the ess Fitting Business, would
the public that all orders given 10 them will bc
ecuted in u neat and workman-like mMnner, and
that they rely upon the work dome by them, as
being Of the very best material.
A. il Will be but shori time before the gas will
be introduced we would recommend 10 those desi-
Of Lighting UP tame vi the COM efon "
the works, thai they give Immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, Ac. otherwise, many would be delayed be-
yend that tune, 1t would be mpossib bic 10 supply
all appIiea ions upon short notice.
july 3, ia55.--d G.. HERRICk 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

RAILROAD MEKrtNG.-At "a meetIpp az ,ha
citizens of Fort Des Moines, held at the Court
House IN said town on the lst dav Of ep.,-
Der. lsa5. +. 4. Wnikrr was Called q Tho
chnlr, and j. I. Jewett appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having b e.n sta
ted by the chairmln. speeches W.. N IL by
samuel X. Curtis and Henry 3. & rs. 81
MI. Vernon, Ohio. j. 4. JeweSt. w ". VII
hanson, and ". Young, Esqs., os Fort d IS
No mes. The following resolution was unan-
moaslv adopted;
Resolred, Til i each individual composing
nus mrs'ln~ "a n favor OF the construction
% me .>coknk, Fl. Des Moines and Minneso-
~ ..ailroad. and Viii use their influence in ia-
vor of said road, ana do hereby pledge them
selves to use all honorable means TO secure
and facilitate IT'S carly construction. and will
furnish it al the ''matcrial add in their pow
er.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed lis the President ANA Sec
reta~v, and pnblishe in the Iowa Statesman.
keokak Times, and Valley Wing.
T. A. WALKER, Ch'm'n.
j. +. JEwerr, Scct'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

CT The Fort Des Moines Statesman says
that the Know Nothing Ticket for Corpora
ton officers Of that place, was elected with
out opposition, on the 5th inst.
UoRsgS roR THE Characterization Solcs.
Of Schenectady. \. Y, has an order from
the Russian Government for 10000 horses,
for the use Of the army in the Crimea. lie
is buying up all the suitable horseacsh than
ac can find at the Fast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
NEW PRINCIPLE! NO POISON
Rhodes Fever ana Ague Cure.

Rhodes Fever ana Ague Cure.
ar ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA, for the prerep-
~ ton and cure of Feser and Aguf. OF Chill Fever
Dumb Ague. and other Intermittent and Remtteni
teeere also of Biiious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid Fever, yellow bever,
ship and Jail Fever General Debility Night S~eats,
and ali other forms Of disease which have a common
origin in Malsria or Miasma.
The subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
unavoldAbty inhaled ut every breath. n
the character wherever south,
east west-and will every where yield to ths new
II discovered AsrIDrE. which neutraizes the poison
completely puries the SYSTEM and thus entirely
all tha cause II disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extsaordlns
~ results from It's ne.
1t will protect any resident or traveller, even in
thu meet sickly swampy ocalities, from ANY ague
bilious disease whatever, or any injury from c,n-
stants nhaing Malaria or Miasma.
1t viii instantly check the agus in persons who
hav suf red for any length of tim from one day TO
tw nty years, that they need never have another
chill. by continuing its according to directions.
Ii will INN iiat.ly rslies4 all the distressing re-
suits ol biiinu or ague diseases such neral de-
biilts, night W ats K Tn patti mt nj once begins
10 app title and strength, and continues until
permanent and radical il efcted. And
proof that il l. also worthy Of pubic eonkdencr, b.
of its singular and entir harmicssness, the fol
lowing .rtihcata from OF the most celebrated
chemists III tho United States Is attached to every
bJttie
NEW YORK. juno II. 1855.
II have made eh miea examination of Rhodes'
F,yT and Agu Cur. Antidote 10 Malaria, and
have tst4d IL tor hraenie NJ rcnry Quinin., strych-
nine, bat hggs not found partirls OF cithr IN IT.
hay found any sub tame ia 4 position that
I'D prov in]uf ious II tn ; constitution,
JANE X. chiffon, If H., h -BiEt. "
THIS allow Of u frs aaa pr ntlse BY winch
all persons may thu hstuf Of ntir freedom from the
.bosa nam u Diseases matt, r W sickiy til s.a-
Z wempy ID locality.
Proofs ,f fivaey e. qu nty publ. hsi, and ,ha
confdsnce Of th puhlic Is asked ony q proportion
to its actual rits VII lnroau'.d snd Us d.
III - eniy ar ii d upon u prov it, Wort h.
One twV bottles wl.l an " r FIR iinAry
sama may reauir- r.. Directions printed in Ger
man. fr. nch and Spanish, accompany each bottle.
Price On Dollar. Prepared and sold by ths pro-
prieter, JAMES A. RHODES, Pr vidcnes, Il. /.
zss~H. II. Afnrs Ag mt, keokuk, Iowa, and for
sale by D.ug- l.. < morally. novj.si4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

MALAKorF.-Th name is becoming III ost
popular in Paris. 1t is to be given to a new
French steamer, which will be unehristened
OF its present name IN consequence. Many
horses arc already in possession of it; book
has been published under it; shop has been
dedicated to it, and great coat has been in
vented in comm emoration of il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
Gate City Furniture Rooms.
WHOqESAIE AND RETAIL.

~ s. ABBOTT CO.'S Gate City Furniture
u. Rooms, No. l36 Main street, between 9th and
9th.
The ab3ss open to the pubic, ana
supplied with comp ete and extensive assortment
Of furnif uFe ealpeting &c. which will be sold at
wholesale and retail Ut n very small adv ahce Tor
cash. Citiz and strangers purchasing farm ur
wil nd greatly to their interest te visit fhis
tablshinenf, or send oldtrs. BY careful sttent on
20 tn demands Of the trad dcsi gn give ggn
al sati faction the pubic. Price ilyaziab c. and
ord ear fully aad promptly flied.
noglady {. >. ABBoTI ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

- Ii is proposed in London. Canada. J
to raise su sc~iptions to erect a monument to
the memory of the allied soldiers who fell in
the Crimea. contemporary very properly
suggests that it would be better to wait un-
til the number of victims is ascertained, as it
does not appear that the war is exactly over
vet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

Tnx DrsPosAL OF THE DEAD.--Prentice Of
the Louisville Journal, gives the geography
Of burial and burning:
"a South Carolina editor inquiries wheth
er burning or burying is the better. II We
were TO die in Kentucky, we should prefer to
have our remains mingle with the glorious
soil but if we were so unfortunate as to draw
our last breath in South Carolina, we should
choose burning by all means"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
Flooring Arrived.

20. UUU rived lie lot viii be sold al bar-
gan, foi ash. App 1t the Gate City Furniture
Ro ms 1875 ,iain 81. G. >. ABBOTT &Cp.
ID UGGA FOR SALE.A well built, b som top
ID hug, FIR ale heap Inquire At To Gale fi.y
Furniture Room, l3G Main street.
n9vled c. :. ABBJTT / co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

SIDNEY G. BURroN.-The Clevelander says:
"This gentleman, so well known in his con-
nection with the Martha Washington case, is
hopelessly i'll with the dropsy, and it is tho't
can survive but few days. We understand
that an eastern man is engag ed in writing a
history of the Martha Washington case from
Mr.. Burton's dictation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
E. HUSTON. THO. W. hawkins. X Ii. HusT
Huston. Hawkins & Huston,

(SuessSors TO Sid~nsS r H4maifon,l
yYYHULIs-ALE GkDtEk-. COMMITS On AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street.,
between Fourth and Fifth, keokuh, Iowa.
W. have ample means and rhail keep full and
general stock If Grueries and shall b. prepared to
s-ii upon the most favorable terms.
We shall also do u General Commission business !,
and solicit for sale consignments OF all kinds Of
merchandise aud country produce. We are prepared
10 make liberal advance. We shall pay special Al
tenion to receiving and forwarding ali kinds Of goods
and produce 18th ana from the interior and to dl-
ing orders for Amy desc. ipion 81 merchandise From
the long experience OF Mr. ". Il. Huston in this
branch II husinx. shall be able gave satisfae
ton. HlSlON, hAN MINIS ulSIDN-
W. take pleasure i'll recommending successors
old friends aud ask for them = continuance of
the liberalty lately extended 10 Messrs. Hus-
ton, Hawkins Huston prepared TO do large
business and from their experience and ability, We
are nfdeut will give entire sntisfaction.
sTANNUS 4 HAMILTON.
October g. Is55-ddwlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

THE MazARl> BrntE.-A copy of the ccle-
brated Mazarin Bible, the first printed book.
has been bought by princely collector Of
the Fifth Avenue, \. y, for 5000 1t Is
the first copy eyer brought to this canntrv,
and at the London sale, crowned heads,
princes and mobiles. bid against the American
purchaser. This Bible is in two volumes,
and ,heir beauty, p,rfection ani magniieence
surpassed every production Of the press for
BOO years after.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
DRESSN MAKING.

MRS w. A. NEWTON will devote h-r attsn
vi ion to IN making and fitting 81 Ladies DTess
e. and every description Of Ladies Wearing Apparel
and Childrens Clothing al her residence at Mr.. An
d r4on's Oh Johnson street above lth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
Tripto Kcokuk.

Last Saturday, we made flying trip to the
''Gatc CITY, on the steamer Cob Morgan,
commanded by our clever fellow iDwasman,
Capt VIM. GRAY. To say that keoSu1 is n
fast town, would be telling somethln. which
everybody knows. When we visited ii in
1850, il was u small, Unlocking place; now,
il has population of 10000, and does bus
mess which seehs incredible. Over 200
buildings have been erected there this year,
and preparations have already been made to
erect 800 more next years With such un-
parallelcd growth, who car predict the fu-
ture of keokuk for the next twenty years
The buildings are not mere shells, for We
noticed entire squares of fine four story
bricks, that would be cfeditahle TO Gotham.
The Railroad from keokuk to Montrose
and Mt Pleasanv is being pushed ahead rap
idlv, as is also the Kcokuk ana Fort Des
Mones road both of which will afford in
valuable facilities for the increasing trade of
his growing city.
keokuk has three daily papers, two medi-
cal colleges, fine whMves, well improved
streets, three excellent hotels and magniG-
cent one soon to be built and an active pop
liation. The city is soon to he lighted with
gas. and water works will also be erected.
beside every Improvement necessary for the
crowing wants of a thrifty place. Iowa can
feel proud of her great commercial fnetropo
lis, the {. Gate City. - Lagrange Bulletin,
our frienl might have enlarged this mum
Der greatly, and have kept within the bounds
)f truth. - EDS. GATE CRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE CITY.

The DEs MONIES VALLEY WING is issued from
this ofce every Wednesday, has extensive and in
eressing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, we'll in tho rest of the State and the Un
ted States, and IS medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price 81 so per IN
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

Ma. WEBsrEK's EsTArE.-The executors Of
the estate Of Daniel Webster, have sent
printed circulars to persons having claims
against the same, in which it is stated that
tie nett amount of assets in their hands is
S35, 100 80, and the amount Of claims is
about $l85 900.
The executors are now making dstrbu-
ton among the creditors. They divide q
per centum, retaining on hand about one per
centrum TO defray expenses and charges in
the suit against the City Of New Orleans for
a claim of S25 900 for counsel fees in the
Gaines controversy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

- John Van Buren, in a late speech at
Albany, said that no one nor in favor Of steal-
ing could receive the support Of the Wash
ngton Union. Aslight disrespect to the o.
gan of his political master
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
walker. the FilIibuster.

THERE'S strong probability that the par
y with which Walker ~ associated, viii he
successful. Of the consequences of this
success, it Is impossible TO form "a correct
judgment. Ii Walker should manage the
new government after his success Of the
present revolutionary party, as we'll rs he
does his share Of their fighting now, tho re-
sult Of bis efforts viii be such an inviting
prospect to foreigners, ms will induce speedy
and extensive emigration, and handsome
speculation in lands, &C., for himself and a
few Of his adherent,s. Ii he should attempt
openly to assume tiie reins of power, he will
be disappointed l., his calculations, unless
the influx Of Gil busters should be wholly I'M
precedcnted.
X he should expect the soiunta-
r. support Of any considerable number OF
Nicaragr ANS to the government OF Il foreign
er, be could be wholly disappointed.
The Aspinwall Courier Of October Goth
say 4:
From San Juan del Sud, we learn that
Walker has done nothing since last accounts,
and is waiting for recruits Cor. Aspinwall
Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

'THE subscribers having purchased the interest Of
J. VIM. Brownell in thu allow mill and having
good stock Of log hand prepared to bill orders
for lumber short notice, Orders to b. left ut the
mill, at ofhec, Sc Main ST., up stairs.
nov 5dtf Il. K d II. ". FORD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13
Removcd from Concert Hail.

u. II. H0UGHT0N. Attorney and Councillor
IL. at Law, Notary Public Land and general col.
ecting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of smith Van oickien,
on Sd street between Main and johnson, Keokuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale on ressona-
bic terms. oct ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

PlRE.-The carriage manufaetory Of III. y.
Hesse, at Burlington, was DESTROYED by fire
on Friday morning last. Loss. from $500 10
500. No insurance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

Cor~TTRrEirERs ARREsrED.---Two persons,
who gave their names as Jacob Miller and
Theodore Nickel, have been arrested and inn
prisoned at Rockford, ILL.,, for passing conn
terfet IN anev on the Orleans Bank and the
Bank OF Undertook, NY.