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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18
Landes 6 Dauphertv

Wholesale 4 Retail Boxers & Coaferfiossfs ST. John sos
Street,
~ ESPECTFULLl inform The public that they
IL have formed partnership for the purpose If
carrying OH the above business in ali it, various
branches. take- Bread. Crackers, and Candies al
ways ON hand at the lowest prizes.
Every article purchased from warranted.
Our wagon will be on the track by the 10th Of this
month. LANDES DAUGHEETY +
Sep:. S.--ttif
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Fall Trade.


1855. Fail Trade. fc0k.
G4AR CLOTHING STORE, ~, Main ST.. X eokuks,
si,aus would respsc fully call The -
Ibn cf the gentlemen OF Ecoknk and y1ni1ifv II
the fact tha h. has formed co pastnersS fb With
Of the best ciothns.hous in Cineip natl II. ~
$500 d l.. Book ID thus bssGses superior ~
ciItiss fer the scectNa nj 1kcha1e Of siosksI
cIotiiing and furnishing lpod. .T#
They have most epinplg4e assor tnlent afaaIt
kind Of Clothing, compfisingsin part, Clotk -
Oycrcoats Pants and te7s If ail grades, styos sN0
size, Shirts. stocks, 'Lats aud Capt. Trunks &C.
These goods have Bees. selected with care and will
b. sold al d small adrAnc. on custom cost. We are
determined not ~ be undCrsold ny any establish
man this side Gf Cincinnati
Country merchants are particularly invited TO call
aud examine stock heloru purchasing elsewhere
zen II a9wif H. STRAt'S a co
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Autumn Stock!


| | AS now open livestock Of French and Amer
4 l. lean Printed and Plain Dclaines Pain and
Plaid Merinees Coburgs Black and Coored Mo-
hair, DeRage-. de- 10 which he invites the atten-
ton III the badies assuring them that the style aud
quality unsurpassed, and prices low as the same
goods can bs sold in thecoun,ry.
! =. !.
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NnIrE SULPHUR DEcBARsueSs.-Air. Pres
ident Pierce, in his speech at the Virginia
White Sulphur Springs, 10 Capt. John Tyler,
took occasion "a say "lct ii be remem-
bered that whenever in a State or Territory,
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific coast, a sin
gle citizen is deprived of the right guaran-
teed TO him b. law, there is blow aimed at
the constitution itself. Ii matters not wheth-
er that citizen he 80 wronged by evasion or
violence. The whole framework OF onr sys-
tenn, to greater or less extent, inevitably
feels the shock And the Albany drgus
says that ''the functonarv who uttered these
fine phrases has the whole army, navy and
police Of the MON at his buck. And vet he
stands by aud sees mobs lynch peaeeahle citi-
zens, control elections, usurp power, destroy
bailot-boxes, and condemn men to death for
pretended ohences--and lifts not a finger. -
And member Of the Kansas Legislature
says, that the reason Mr. Pierce has done
nothing to establish order in the Territory is
that he is coward. Let the aforesaid Kan
sas Assemblvman read the Presidents White
Sulphur speech and trernhlc. - Nete York
Herald
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There is genuine good sense and right
feeling expressed in thefolleNipg paragraphs
fromsa late work by Mrs. s e1ack The
sentiIents expressed asesin krniany with
jussv - Of zseps 6sn idssitusions
pot il md d vsh A hon TO crowAny boys
3ntp g 1earl uFofesions. II ~ among
IN cm have r4TtfeNlar tafrnt on sAsfe for them
they may follow them. They must decide
for themselves in matter more important
10 them than any one else. But my bows
know that ] should DC mortified il they Sc
lectes these professions from The vulgar no.
ton that they were more genteel---a vulgar
word that ought 10 be banished FROM the
American oHabalary--more genteei than az
ricultnrc or the mechanic arts. | have Ia
bored hard TO convince my boys that there is
nothing vulgar IN the mechanics profession
no particular reason for enyying the law
yer or the doctor. Tnev IA much as the
farmer Or mechanic are working men. And
should like 10 know what there i particular
y elesating IN tic sitting over a table and
writing prescribed forms, or in nquiring into
the particulars Of diseases and doing out
physic for them.
1T is certainly false notion in Demo
cratic Republic that n lawyer has any higher
claim u responsibility -gentiltv, if YOU
please-than tanner, a blacksmith, "a pain
ter or Il builder. 1t is the fault Of the me-
chanie If he takes the place not assigned t.
him by the government and institutions of
his country. lie is OF the lower orders only
when he is self-dcgradod by tho ignorance
and coarse manners which are associated
with manua! labor in countries where society
as divided ilto castles. and have, therefore.
come to be considered inseparable from il.
Rely upon it, il Is not so. The old barriers
are down. The time has come when being
mechanics we may appear on laboring days
as well as holidays without the sign of our
profession. Talent and worth are the only
eternal grounds Of distinction. To these
the Almighty has affixed his everlasting pat
ent Of nobility, and these ii is which make
bright the Immortal name TO which our child
rem may aspire as we'll as others. 1t will be
our own fault, Anthem, IL in our land. socie-
~ as well a. government, is not organized
upon new foundation. But We must SCI
cure, by our own efforts, the elevations that
are now acccssibeto alI.''
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MOSQUITO BARS.
DAVIES A. HART.

w HoLEsALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
w lis, Main Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that ha ve
engaged in the above business, having all the facl-
it,- lur purchasing stock directly Of the manu-
facturers the lowest figures. II is object and
determination to build AZ large and permane u,
traie by keeping Gu hand q large and veil Assorted
stock making prices low that IN b. less,
AMI terms and discounts as libe raj rs any other
hoise.
Please call and examine our stock seplSd "
Return Of the Ola Favorites.
Ar Coacevt HaH, Saturday September 22a
LN1R three nights only. The old and org nal
L MPBELLS
Organized in 1877, and sill composed q the fol-
lowing array 0i talent
I. b. Prendergast W w. Ncwconb.
j. n Bardetf. Dan Bryant
S. Il. Clark II. Fenton,
q. s. Fowler j. II. Rose,
u. w Demerest, +. NJ Boler.
9th the asl,ve array q Distinguished talent, the
Campbelis nre presumed t1far excel any other sim
lar party ever organzed
Admission. 50 cents. Doors opon AZ I O'Clock,
Concert commence OF clock.
sepis II. b. NFTTLRTOy, Ae't.
LNuK hAl.E.--Three very desirable business lots
j. Apply immediately to
seplsdlw LLOYD b. SIMPSON,
Over poA, Office slsh
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The BoagARpaEAT or SWKABoRG.---Ihe
London Times substantially acknowledges
that sweabore has not been DESTROYED. Ii
saws:
'That WE have burned everything combusti-
bic on the group Of islands before the road
stead Of Helsipgfprs, including arsenal. IL lag :
azines, stores, works. shops, aud tho dwelling
houses Of the artiGcers. Is likelv enough.
though net acknowledged in the Russian ac-
count Of the affair. Bat ii is hs no means
clear, from even our own account. that we
have sllenead the batteries OIL done them any
material damage. Indeed, with fire main
u vertical. iaueriy chiefly of rockets. at n
distance ofs2,560 yards, it is evident we
could produce little impression On perpen-
dicuiar faces OF granite, the living rock
cut into the form of batteries. As no at
tempt WAS made to enter the roads. to cap
ture or destroy a.y vessels that might be
found within, or 10 destroy the public build-
ings ami stores in the city of Helsingfors.
WE must conclude that the batteries still pre-
scented an insurmountable obstacle to the en-
tranoa of the allied nects.''
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fY We perceive that our young friend
Miss Sue u. Weed, of Cazenoria. New York,
who has made herself famous by her beauti-
ful poetry in the Louisville journal, and
whom We regard rs one of the brightest stars
ia the galaxy of American literature, was
married III Cazcnovia on the 9th inst, to Mr..
Miles Sells, of st, Louis. We do not know
the fortunate bridegroom, but we trust that
our glorious young Eagle has mated with a
kindred Eagle Louisville journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

u Iielherg. who was confined in our
Jail on charge of DEMONSTRATING, was taken
with a sudden lit Of leaving ono night last
week, taking another mans horse TO expedite
his departure.
The news oi his arrest had been telegraph
ed to Ohio, and the Sheriff OF one OF the
counties in that State arrived here just in
time to BIO too ate--the bird had flown
/ Fairfield Sentinel.
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u door below Main, where h viii renovate and
make T. appear ~ new all kinds Of La lies and Cen
tlenen s apparel, such crap, broseha, cassmere
and wooden shawls ca IN re, silk and mer dress
eg rugs, piano and liable covers window aud damask
curtains, &c
All u the above and every other article Of cloth
ing c9lored in any Of he fancy plain colors.
hope by close attention and knowledge Of my bus
nes3, u give general .atisfac,ion.
sep le,lBm VIM MANNERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

Mr.. spelinan reported plan 10 the City
Council for the location of lamp posts and
showing the position of the pipes. The plan
was adopted by the Council and Commit
tee instructed 10 make the contract for the
lamps, eas, &c. The plan places about
40 posts on the most needed part of the city
streets. Mr.. Spelman informed US in private
that each post with it's outfit would cost about
forty or forty-fyc dollars; that each light in
such lamp wonid burn six hours for l2S
cents; that gas could be furnished for about
81 per thousand feet. that the fixtures and
pipes conn acting the burner in buildings and
the leading pipes were putup for from $l5
- s5o' ael'sroIng on The elegance OF the In
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glsHE Fast Saw Mil one and a half miles nl,se
L town Is nov in operation with good stock vi
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber will be furnshed
on Short notise By leaving their orders ct the osce
oi #@s ~ h, X. q u. W. FORD, or With
wM BRnWSEfL.
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Important to Epicures.

To FrcAeFve FrWtts and Vegetable .
nU1 y. Il. Eickey's nclf-Soldering airTight
- Cans The advantage If hese cans, self
sealing with A. Resone's cement, cans which re-
qures timer t. solder il at apparent. These
cans are securely soliered by any one who puts up
fruit vegetables. and Is opened when required for
use. by pouring boiling water ON the lids. The sol
der Is metallic, possessing the same strength g. or
binary timer solder. These may be preserr-
ed Tor years there is sufficient solder on the lido
for rep ated soldering. Manufactured and For safe
wholeraie and retail with full directions each
can, by sepIs div CnMSroCK 4 BROTHERS.
MOSQUITO HAIRS.
M Pieces 10 arriy the 10Th
w sep Is DIT DL RkEE co.
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lz~ #. besisc0, Who re.nr.ea IN the II
lantiesiass. from NJ. fesersbureh. sax that
1As -isha''~.s dom - rAa allied feet to Swca-
borg, was TIE barniDg Of aisrge pile e ,t.am.
boat wood Likely euons,L
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e. The Eau Buren, Counts Fair will bo
held a hepeaaqua. on the % and Sd day. {.
oe'o"ef. M0eh interest r. manifested IN the
matter, AMI There il evcry Indication ,hai
there vii he great gathering ot Van Bu-
rem County ,aamer- with ti,4ir aiy.- md
eau gflrers 81 t1st occasion.
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$751;, i - IaL,,on stra,4. n
I'm. !, ~
"NSf ns's"'ef 'h'' ''"' '"0
ercistefrxare done and reaay Tor use -
have Occurred heretoforH the1 will hardly ny
.axnensas anless they ave tlt1,,,wn omen for tho
.,.,s. ~, IA
=
not Woahcr y hres shohIa become more re
qucnr when the means for quelling TIL am
hay4 ha,u ,puItiplipd. Ii n natural for usn-
.l,.,..,g.., MIN. .;...f,. ,,l,, .t,;n
-
'''" S''0il'H - 'uei t19e' ~ VN''rh"I dpph-
dncps. though u = 10 be hoped II will not be
So ia Inc ntuSens rtse. ca, bast protects on.
al ,;,,. ,b,#aolf,:+;.. &c g., :;
univ eFs1 "lii copies ieH@ii'5 anu "s'eh-
ton. An oane, 81 prevention Is always
worth Mound of fnre.
''..',l,..'',f -, Il D., -
Inurg Sforg lervry. A1p u. 1Srr
taa,e fu.t l.arnaa Ia, ft,t uart;rulors ~
ill.,, Gnh, S,Li,b to,k .la.p sometime o,o h4-
tuee,. ~ nnr,y al Missouri half breeds assist
cd hv some t'hipncwa I,tiians. and a band Of
YoDkron Sioux from N0hopta. UiStner
chief nf q hand az Sissetaps who had the
particulars from so,ne Of the Iadans Who
WIRE ENGAGED in the aght.
IL annerrs ,bat the sionx were eneamned
ON In, omen maria. Ia the amount of ci,rhtv
lodges. and ~ thew ,rera On rba confines of =
hostile c.untrv. kent Themselves prepared for
. sudden ATTACK by sl.,ee,ing upon their arms.
Thpr had nassea The night in suparent se,n-
ritv, althoneh the enemy was almost in their
midst. waiting for their favorable Lom to
st,l.e--that hour when man !. generally
snnposed 10 ,leen the soupde,t. the darkest
hour Of the night. lust before daybreak.-
Tie first intimation the Sioux had of their
apnrnaoh. was murderous fire opencd mon
them y, the whole force of the allied enemy.
WHO. mon Cfing the first yolley, rotreatcd
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The Negroes who wsre found guilty Of
assaulfing Col. Niieelsr. at Phiadelubia.
have been sentenced e pay Enc Of len dol
lars and 10 take upt bei' abode - prison TO-
Jhf yeace III onr sgeel
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PTRLIC SALE.

~ Wk1G SAA.k.
N0TICEis hereby given. TINT by yirtne Of DE
~ cree If the District Court OF Lee county, and ~
surviving frnstee under decd ii trust, made by
Charles Acbun1td to hrTvus amt Mtfey, Tor La len
eff q, hs sreaitoss, snail. saturday, the 7Jth
day OF October next, bstueen 10 o'clock, A. H. and
cloak, NJ, oil said day, in front OF the premises
proceed to sell pubic auction Ia the hi CHEST bid
der, FOR cash in hand the following Real Estate in
the city Of keokuk, namely: Invent y,seyen feet of
the rear ends Of lois IT, AID ST. ,AA in Alca lAir
teen. (lSJ IT said city. With The building tLefeos,.
low used a. boarding house, known ms the Emery
House.
The property consists Of twenty feet front on
Second strret ty 100 feet deep. and will lie offered
Tor sale under he decree If the Court aforesaid.
SAM +. MILLER,
sep. Is, did, Ga.yi,iag Ttastee.
alard - the Ladies.
n CIV ready for the season large stoek of Trim
y ming t.oos in Nevet--Pan and Shaded Col
ors and Black of all widths Plush Shaded Moss
Width tsallnop. in great yariety t'imps, Braid &c.
sone in Night eolors for ehildren's dresses
sert. 10. u y. FOSTER.
TO the Gentlemen.
N exhibition, AN assortment Of French, Scotch
~ and American as-imercs.he frst esei offered
IN riiis market.
srsrtses.--ln Mor5 Antique Plain and Figured
'rensdinee; Br'eate and Ex silk Silk Velvet
and PllsL.
I eLorrIs-Biack and Blu, nae arades and bluken
cheek cassmsres, Tor fall suits
Als,,--a choice selection Of Kid, Cloth and Merino
9io,es Half Hose in Wool, Merino and heavy Cot
ION With Metao. fsets: Silk nnd Merino Indcrshirts
and Drawers tGrayats Ssarfs and Han,ikenhiefs
~cpt 10, 1853. +. u. FOSTER.
4 FULL Assortment II yictosines, cuffs ard Furs
\ expressly for the Ladies, Just received Mt the
Gaic CIV Hat Store No. II. Main Street.
! sept. Il, gs56-d sss s.. r. VOORHEES, co.
"At the Gate Uity Hat Stsrs,',
A FIAE lot II Gentlen ms va lking Canes and
n Umbrellas. = r. NJuRHfES 4 60.
$50, iss5.---s.
1EMp Fork amA BscmMs.
II HAVE Iierce picked pork we'll cured, also a
j tep bushels White Beans ~ accompany, For sale
ghsan " IL III NEtIaf SIR
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ALAsaiSc Aocorsf or the CRoPs ON THE
NoNfiSENr.- Ilc news from Germany IN re-
lation 70 the grain crops is of a very unfa-
vorabi" charact r. The supplies at this time
q the year are usually very small and the
prices not big, but the accounts from Fast
irnssla, ppneIal.ia, sllesia, Meokleuburg
and Nolsteln have caused great excitement.
Rye will give hardly one half the average
he wheat has been SO much injured by the
rust that the entire loss II il is feared. while
III d'seasc Of POTATOES has been OF ~ great
extent. that vac worst is to be expected. The
stock Of old wheat is entirely exhausted. -
under these circumstances prices IN al, the
Continental markets. With the execution Of
Holland, ilaFf considerably advanced. AT
herliu- Ntettn. and Goiogne. for several DAYS.
noliers had entirely withdrawn from the
market. Rape cii las sl-a rapidly advanced,
and Ia she l,henisa Markets higher price.
we're paid than for the last ffty vrars. --| "
/. Conner. ~
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horrible Scenes III shiQa--EXccUtj0n
of $500 Rebels.

If there were any doubt Of the rotundity
Of the earth. we think the reception Of the
California and Eur0pean mails IN our Office
sometimes on the same day, each bringing
news from China, and the news in each iden-
ticai, would be "A satisfactory demonstration.
The Atlantic arrived at New York last week
from Liverpool, and from her mails received
here on Sunday last, We selected, among 9TH
or things. narrowing account VI tie execu-
ton OF rebels in Canton The Northern
Light. with eighteen duys later news from
G California. arrived at New York on Saturday
and ia the California papers we find tho
same shocking details. We quote the an
uexrd paragraph from the san Francisco
Hsy4id. LCin. Com.
ENrcuripN Oh InIKa -iaE Kindred Cnl-
SEsE REBELS At CANTON mir. Sins H. Bur
rows, .lr., who has .iust returned 10 this city,
after an ahSence Of nearly two years. the
greater portion OF which time he spent ia
China. was an eve witness ~ TIE execution Of
a.5U9 Cnese Rebels. who were taken prison
eFs IN the battle uear Cantoa in the month Of
March last. The prisoners we're taken to
low mar-hy island. aud there each Was com
peied e. undergo form Of trial before q
i.ibnnal of MGndarinS, aad each was scn-
fenced g. death Nv decnpitatioi bnabv one
they We're led forth e the execution ground :,
large space covered with saw dust u tie
depth Of several inches. a. giyo a greater
degree ~ awful effect to the scene an eleva-
ted platform WITS erected, consisting of a
single narrow plank. over Which each unlap-
rs victim had to pass in full view ii liz EEL
low captiyes, whose terms of existence
whether If an hour or day, depended en-
tnely npon tho vii Of their captors. The
prisun',,s iaaniFestea the mort sto!id ndiHer-
enes ~ everything eeI,aeeted with the scene,
apparently ~ unconscious Of their terrible
fate o. dumb brntes going 10 the .halnbles.
Arriving nj shc execution ground. the cap
IA a. fell apeh their knees. and bsnding for
ward, calmly awaited the single stroke of
The exe4'l+iaiseFs s'9+ret isr rry crui c1t II,
trank-hody and soul. There were no
shrek, Of terror no applications for par
don or mcrey.
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COMMERCE or CALTogNIA WITH RgsSfx -
htrade has sprung up between California
and the Russian Possessions in North Ameri-
"a and Asia. San Francisco gets MI its ice
from, that quarter. Bat besides ice, Il an
pears that other branches of trade are being
developed. 4 San Francisco paper Saw:
Some months since. the banks Cayene and
Palmetto, cleared from this port for the Rus
sian possessions. with full crgoe~. consist
ing of large quantities IT provisions lumber
machinery furniture, complete saw- NIL.
IRON hardware. hollow-warc Of all kinds. and
in fact, the paraphernalia OF quite little
colony. These vessels were loaded and dis
naiehed with great privacy, the stal edorn r.
faslng Go give any Information as 10 their
d'stinatien. The facts, rs vet. are only
Known 10 the parties Interested Ne are
are - state. however, with considerable cen-
hIence. that these vessels procrc lad IT, the
Amour River, in hrin,ic Russia, possibly
touching al Ictropauiowski OH the route
cine hundred miles abov, It's mouth il slilel.-
Did country eaistS, the greater part 81 which
= clad with inexhaistiblo forests OF zine aud
IN. anI herr the Company GRE able Is loeate
hsanel hoase, ami eventually communicates
Wi,h TIE interior 81 Russia and China The
mour or >aghslien river i considered ihe
dividing line between he two empires with
the yasf province Of Mautehocra on the south
alss. south Siberia OF the norm. 4 trade
aDaa established, and California would pour
beg productions into .hc lap Of A-ia ~ Il
channel until uow almost sEknopn a. lie
N2rid,
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y California presents different moral
ami religious aspect now from what it did in
the days Of Vigilance Committees and Lynch
Law. Thore are IN til. State Aa less titan
iorty Methodist pastors, nine Episeopalian,
and nine Baptist. all in charge of prosperous
Churches Under the pressure Of public
opinion, tho Legislature has passed stringent
ias's Tor the suppression Of gambling, which
have been vigorously eafarced in the chief
cities.
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tnA>Asaivfsa. ne Governor Of New
'''Fseg 'as issued proclamation appointing
The 4th of oesa1er y q lay y Thanksgiving
ana rsral.e.
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ksokuk, MAY II. Is55.-atf
ll1'77--l7-.- ------.-----------
L.. W.. BUELL..

" I r. X T. a y Il ri IsI
4 Nd dealer in eve 49,
:: s: !: :: E
fanttrers large
riety of PAPER hEchie kossnth aud Landscap be
Eases, oil all sizes and styles, which will be sold
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
either to Artists He'd with ife-like miniatures
Ia and roe them the sky-iight Rooms SO
Main Street.
AuguE;
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llf DaIbY IENING TiVg>.- Such is the
me Of The successor q iip nomap alo-
~ Il i published by A.s-r-. Waliine 4
hsuser. Ne greet tl.a new EDITOR, Mr. Wal
.ng, viii a hearty welcome. and o4tend our
Fishes ter tie ample success q the proprie-
.ors IN MAXIM paper lhas vii be ereditablo
% au- CITY. and rrohtable q ihelnselxas.
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- Apples arc yery fine dis wear and anple

~ Apples are very fine this year and apple
jelly is--we speak from actual knowledge
very delicious. Our Lady readers whe -
awars of that fact viii thank us fog kfving
them the following recipe for making It.
lGs sfples the bost qasaity nd good
Cav Got sweet e1t thef1 in quarter or
slioSl, a6d stew fhem till soft, than strain
out Ae Juice, being carefal not ~ fet amy oE
the pulp pass through the strainer. Boi1 It
to the consistency of moiasses, then weigh il
and add M many pounds Of crushed sugar,
stirring il constantly until the sugar is dis
solved. Add one ounce Of extract Of lemon
TO every twenty pounds OF jelly. aud when
cold set it away in jars. II will keep good
for years. Those who have nos made Jelly
in this way, will do well TO try it. They viii
find il superior TO currant jelly.
Loss or Inr IL TuE CEIyEA.--it has been
stated in the British House Of Commons TINT
Great Britain has transported 10 the Crmea
24G. 900 English, Italians and Turks. The
French have sent %, 900 men. Addto these
numbers about 22i 900 Turks from the Dan
ube, Greece, &C., Egyptians, Tunisians, Arabs
and other MeslemS, and we have total Of
about 100000. The effective force Of the NJ
lies now in the Crmes is put down at 600
900; 100000 will cover amply the sick and
wounded in the hospitals or who have re-
turned home. The balance have mserably
persisted for the glory of their respective coun-
tries. and the spread OF civilization and the
Christian faith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18
CLOTHING. CLorusnCI

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
| HAVE received y largs stock of Ready Made
l. Clothing, Gentlemen + Furnishing Goods trunks
Hats, Carpet bags Umbrellas, &c. which | will sell
vi WHOLESALE AND ifyTAit n very small advance
above Eastern cost. Corner Of First and Main SIS.
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