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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-04
Tothc Ci,,xen. OF krok nm.

LAYING interested with US the Messrs. Scofelds
i in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given 10 them will be
ecuted in . neat and workman-lke manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done by them, ~
being Of the very best material.
Al il will b. but short time before the gas will
be introduced, We would recommend TO those des'-
Of lighting up At the time Of the completion Ut
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &c, otherwise many would be delayed be-
yond that time, il would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July s. l855.-d G. UERRICK b co.
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'NuE subscriber wisis,s To put IN tbs wall during
ls5o. Two mi tl0ns If hrstk. for which lac will
take lots of land IN the Half bryt ii Tract
also two span VI hofses waited IN exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
'anisatf
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To 1E PUEBLO.

g A. DUKE wiskss 70 say to bis old customer,
-. and the public generally, that he has sgain
commenced the old business In . now way. Having
witnessed the growing need Of a"Ladiss' Shoe
Shop" where all kinds of Shoes can be had resdy
made or made to order, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, no has commenced with the intention Of
carrying out this object, and although not "prince
Of Shoemxkcrs," the fortunate possessor Of any
other prcssnon yet he feels confident from his Ion
experience In the Shoe business that he will be able
to meet the wishes and expectations Of his friends
and customers.
He will in addition keep good variety of men :
Caters, Shoes and Slippers on hand, and MAKE ALL
KINDS FINE Snoks 70 ORDER.
HosIERY-He will keep variety for the accomo-
dation Of his customers.
All persons, and the Ladies III particular are re-
quested to call and look at the WORK and MATERIAL
for his motto is, "Better goods, fits, aud bargains
than any other shop in the State
~ Remember the LADIES SfpG suor, No. SO,
Main street, doors westof Ogden. city bookstore.
May rs, '56-dly
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Carpets & OIL Cloths

~0OA H1SOO ~ N1A1 OaOOu4S
J. 4. DtRkEE 4 Co., So Main street.
Lave just received the largest and most varied
stock Ut Carpets and Oil Cloths ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles.
and having been bought before the recent advance,
VIC will sell them at present Wholesale eastern pri-
ccs.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
not fail TO please all who may favor US with call.
August 10, 1855 dAwd
The Gate CITY agalnss the ~ oEId!
keokuk Mattress Mandatory!
A. e.. Orr
S now manufacturing Mattresses of every descrip-
tion, Spiral Spring, CURED Hair, Wooden, Feting.
Cotton, Moss, Birch Shuck, and Straw, Of the best
quality. Pillows aud holsters Of nil kinds. Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended to,
and all articles manufactured sold ut my estAb-
ed. | challenge the production VI superior rk At
any establishment II the Kind in the Western coun-
try. You are respectfully iny.tsd 20 ca 4 and
Inc specimens Of my work. Wareroom corner II
Fourth street and Exchange.
hare in operation newly invented and expensive
machinery, which enables me inanus act uYe bet
ter work. nj liberal rats, than inferior work
othsrwse manufactured can BE- afforded for. Mate
rial for Bedding etc. prepared by hnery is more
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the work
far superior IN quality.
Wholesale and Retail.
March tq 1855 dAwly
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A VIC wish to make room for our new stock, to ar
n rive the first boat, will dispose Of the re-
mainder of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at and
below cost.
We Will be glad to sce all who wish bargains in
Boots aud Shoes. I. j. ELLIOTT 4 CO.
ncho91
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Spring and GUNNER Trade.


Gate City beet and shoe store.
No. liz Main Street between Fourth and Fifth.
VINHE undersigned would respectfully call -.
i the attention Of the Ladies and Gentle
men Of keokuk and vicinity, to their fine andv
we'll selected stock OF Boots and Shocs
opened and for sale at the above abishment,
prising all kinds If Ladies', Gents, Misses, Boys
and Childrens wear Of all styles grades and sizes.
These goods have been selected with special reference
to neatness Of style aud durability. and will b. sold
al very small advance above Eastern cost, as We
are determined not TO BE- undersoid by any house in
the city. Please give W call. An examination VI
goods and prices is the only favor ask.
Sept. 8, ls55.--d II. {. HUSBAND 4 BRO.
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Dill .Ki-Blo-l Ala Song by Auhor-.'A
1 deei without name" ptrpetrated by Philander
Doestieks, y. b. For sale by
junel7d CAVE son.
III UGUENOT EXILEs, or The Times Of Louis the
l. Fourteenth--a historical novel. For sale by
iunel7d CAVE son.
+ yOV. FORD's HISTORY OF ILLINOIS-trom
~ the commcnt ement az a State in 1918 to lS47,
containing full account of the Black Hawk War,
the rise, progress, and fall of. Mormonism, the Al
ton and Loyejoy riots, and other important and in
tcrestlng events, at X. Is. 0GDEN'S.
apr5Yd
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Illusions will be found the largest lot of Irish
~ Linens, Lares, Edgings, and every variety Of
w hite goods. at prices that cannot be beat in any
W estern market apr26
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch,
Of their house in keokuk,
where they will keep con-
stantly on hand a large
and well assorted stock
Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-04

1--WE HUNDRED bbls winter apples for sale at
J. dsel4 HUSTON, HAWKINS GnUsTON,S.
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A LARGE lot Of artificial flowers, bud, grape
~ leaves and all kinds Of Millinery Goods, at
apr26 HUSTON'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26


Few Thtobad Mathew, Gays the Phi[Adsipna Btl-tss.
lbe .Ti.n Apostle OF Temperance better kaown 80
ifsshff Asthew," died IT Cork Ireland the 9th Of
Deoemb*r, Be was ono OF thu true rcformers OF tho
sgeaa enfassss indeed. and an insprer OF enthusiasm
In o,hers-bws nj the time bard working devoted
pud prscti al pttianthropst whose work st survives
10 ireland end essor lands that he has visited He
horn OF good sDy, at 1hoaastown, Ireland, on the
run d October 400 Hsving been LETT orphan early,
eta aunt adopted Esd educated bir He years
a al academy IA naenby then al May MONTH, a14 waa
0Jalned Tor the 6an-oh at Dubis. He had previously
istea religious VOW Cspuohn, and began his isbors
s1fag The poor "a fss vicinity OF Cork. The gflgtkui
e1s6is OF dronsenaess among them induced him 70 urge
pgoa item ihe nocssssy OF taxiIg the total absnenoo
penao He began 10 bold meetings, ut which thousar Sd
si2DeSs WAS immense as went al Ireland, holding
meetings. which sometimes numbered hundreds OF thou
eanos Oh per,Ons since The limo OF the Crusades there had
nesn no snch extraordinary scenes witnessed anywhere
10 iha world The e CT OF the eformacu OF so many
hundIecf Of iaousRnGS OF people upon tho condition OF
Ireland was remarkable He wen. them to England,
nero gocd resDs also attended his iabors In le49 aud
Asec ne yPed me unen States ano administered the
pecgs 70 maay toussnds Of hs country His health
was broken down, however by bis arducus lsbors and
dera and other mid regions in tho hope OF benefit but
90 has Al las, di.t III the OF sirty He has
EXPENDED all ns ieGns IA his temperance aoors and has
oeen pporfed for some years by government annuity
$780, and by the assistance OF friends who appreciated
bis services In the cause OF temperance. No
showed greater patience in suffering and Fatigue greater
genteness OK temper greater zeal in the cacse OF ret
gicu and morality HIS death VIII be lamensed by psope
OF oil countries and nj religious secs for he OF
the few true, oaaterested self sacrincing reiormer or
the ege.
Information been received al the State Department
Vice Oonsul II Nassau OF the death OF WILLIAM NORTON
on the 22d Of November lass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

EXECUTION IN North CARoLINA.-A despatch
from Clinton, N. c., date Dec. 10, says:-To-day
Jacob johnson suffered the extreme penalty of tho
law for the murder Of Jacob Stewart Johnson though
quite youth, met his fate with frmHess worthy OF
a better cause. There was an unusual coincidence
in the names Of those concerned in the murder. ia.
cob Johnson was by the testimony of Jacob Viii.
liams executed for the murder Of Jacob Stewart.
And what is still stranger though not truer, not
lady witnessed the execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26
admired contemporary OF many Of those patriots Who
ldded 10 the fame and framed tho Institutions Of New

admired contemporary OF many Of those patriots Who
York state.
Prince OF Saxe Leinpgen the deceased was only son
VI hs Serene Hghness Enrich Charles Prince o. Lenen.
een, by hn marriage with Princess Victoria hHiA Louwe
o. SAKE Ooburs nov her Royal Hghness the Dqones ~
keni and consequently half brother Of Queen sCoa'
ratons IN the Black Sea
SUNDAY. lo-Andrew g. Norwood, an Ola meicnant
esSspcs here ns after his Inauguration, NJ
N. Was an inmate Of his family;
H-Aslor yohn Eston, IN - uf sSoa scV9nV
noke river, In North Carolina In the year 1887. After
leaving the University nc Moa aennsssee where
nc became member Of me pa sno, en'ering warmly
into politics. rose 80 rapidly snas IN ISIS at the age Of
cancy in the United states Senate Immediately after
sent hHor EAo s W. 'u " We oeaa.o ~, connrmsnou
=, Secretary o. ws ne continued 70 hold tns post an
70 call upon her Others followed Their example and the
1851 Mr. van buren, weat - Minister 20 Eng and, NJ
barry was .en. 70 SPAN, ana on ms oeaIn iyerpoo
ca, ,s% AAor Aa0a was appointed niS sue
Ie-rTnoe Woronzon, Q. hussis az ODESSA Aicnae
S ~ a. me sgo Of ~ en'eiaa INC nuss AZ army
81 aims. NAPOLEON from isia I, isli BE represented
was Appointed Governor Of New Russia and continued 10
hold that Office until tho late war He was engaged IN
ne lSsxsn va, Si lozo anu usda ,ne oomMa1a Ia, xea
was sent 10 subdue the Crcassians and although the
mountaineers were able to resist even the immense
ioIce a. DIS commana' no sucoseaea "a me Gspaao VI
ana Vas rewarded with princedom.
ls.-James PIN: In Dublin, Ireland. Hewas protector
o. me Daen ana & W. !ssnp% Ss initial n Kns
9spIsnea ~ icianu, snu VIC seeou IN Wv on'o1 NAs
dom. 49,. n ,,. :, c,,,..o,us p.nvov
-Msx nauye,, WOW S 2. S sr aSs,
and daughter OF ne ate JOIN jay, Ia tno seVooT sn
year OF ner oge IN new lork.
samuel sw1ftwous, ~ Wv Io.s, sSou sTSSu nso
Years. nl. - ~, niss' ~ .at. corn,.n
spicuods poeiIoa IN 'nc pa VIA sss ~ sA =, G
He early gained the gooo WIN ana es'oe" VI oeners'
1aSason; n ,,Nu :, p.ua. u.on.a,.no TN,
.M n MsNamy OF nsImoie ne w. one .. .ne I'M I'M
Ea insuson y. &c, sI 49, q, r ~ p..s - s,
nusIs =. IL v"uMy. az ~ ~. ats ~ ~ y,.n .ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26
Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge.
SUPxssTssDksT'I ofyos, NIAGARA err,
December 90 1855

TO THE EDIToa OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Your correspondent from Clirsou in his faars about
Suspension Bridge reminds citizen Of this place of old
aties that get OH from the trains to walk the lower
bridge while the trains pass them for fear the bridge
viii 90 down. Extracts widely copied from your pspor
wes the first in;matoa she gatekeepcrs had that there
bad been such unusual blow at this place. Your
respondents assertion about tho bridge not tho least
shadow OF truth In -go up alter the other
yarns, to divert travel by the Lake Shore route.
WM. g. SWAN, 5upt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

CouRT OF CLArss.-On Monday Chief Justice
Cilchrist delivered the opinion Of the court in the
case OF Carson, administrator Of Grub, claiming
compensation for the manufa:t ure OF cannon in
1850. Opinion adverse 10 the claim. Judge Scar
burph delivered the opinion of the court in the
Of John Ericsson claiming compensation for model
Of engine and labor In public steamship. Bill, al
lowing claimant s13, $50, ordered 10 be reported.
Judge ScarburRh delivered the opinion Of the
court in the case Of John r. Ferguson administrator
Of John Ferguson. Opinion adverse 70 the claim.
Adjourned.
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Tns CRY OF NoRFoLK.--The Philadelphia dms.
ricon gives the following dubious account OF a
singular project" IL says:-We have heard we
know not how truly, that some Of our Northern ca
pitslists have organized Q project for the improve
nent Of The city OF Norfolk, Va, which Is Of com
prehensve and enterprsing character. II is pro
pcsed TO make Norfolk the great city Of the South
ern seaboard the centre Of it, trade and the metro
poltan point for whatever Of commercial activity
the South may contain. The numerous conventions
held of late years at the Souch for the purpose Of
stimulating the growth Of Southern trade, aud the
general commendation OF oil movements looking 10
that end, which has been uttered by Southern
newspaper legislatures &c, has doubtless directed
the enterprise aud capital Of the great and popuou.
North to this matter as likely to prove chance for
profitable investment. Every avenue Of business
and speculation in the free States Ia now 80 filed
that the restless spirit Of adventure cannot find de-
velopement at home. Hence we should not wonder
IL this project we're to prove substantial one That
il is Il asible no one can doubt, who regards the
splendid commercial location Of Norfolk.
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THE FIRENIEM.

4 MEETING OF COLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY
n No. IL held at the engine house after the the
Gre IN VILLAIN street on the night Of the 2ah nst
motion unanimously
Resolved That the thanks OF tbs company be rendered
Mr. Charles CeTrsgoia for the LIBERIA supply refeshmea
furnished the con pany ON hat occassDa.
JAMks FORSYTH Foreman.
CHARLES A. GRAY. eec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

NyAGNFICEST PROGRAMME TOR i8s..--TH2 NEW
wi YORK MUsICAL hEvIfW AND GAZETTE -ir.u-
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The Review viii be pahshed every other Saturday using
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gil choruses part sorgs ttos duets and with
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Rossp and in shot everything which be Of ine
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Review Is made su,a medium BY the leading music pub
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LITERATURE.

DaIIS.--rRExENDoUS EFFoPTs-THE EVENING
ID state Register Ct Friday evening will coniaa a fun -
pert OF the olowr balls he'd Christmas Eve aud Christ
evening ia his city mani attain Fire Engine oonpaay
No a. the Apollo Rooms: 10th annual ball OF the Gouver
Blues; l2h soxee OF First Company at CITY Assembly
nnoms Gafre grand French fsncy dress bali q Tam
msny HALL the Brougham Light Guard ut Nibos Saloon
Minerva socety fancy dress hall Al the City Assembly
Rooms; Fhonx uook and Ladder Company No a. Noios
Saloon Get cary ropy Price For sale al the
pubic alton Office No 81 Frankia street
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II OLD DTGGFRs,
" Read Mrs. l.. \. Gcoawlps great storJ
In the
FLAG OF OUR UNION.
MYSTERIOUS
Or,
The God Diggses of California
Fer Rale everywhere nj tour
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

EERzAS IECTUREs-TaE THIRD LECTURE or
" this win be delivered by DR. Rid Dul0n
day Dee ~ At O'Clock ., Clinton Han As,or place Sub
iect, Modern Gods.
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w ATTrD TO PuRCHAsE-A rHoRoUGH BRED
erfecsly broke setter dog he be a. gssi srs ana
xresi ,ndai ance Address swim, Herald e1ce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

NORTH RIVER.
The Hudson is as eight as a drum at Albany
and Troy, and teams cross on the ice with perfect
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CIoTufNa-roR MEN AND BOYS TO BE Afvos
~ qlren away. ri 81 Fson street. The stock consists
every and quality This the best chance to get o.lha
hat can be offered.
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COAL.

r LIVERPOOL, oRRFL CoArr-DTsCuARarwG FROM
la sbip w. G. Scranton, imported for family cossnmp.
on OF superior quality and for sale At the lowest market
price delivered direct from the chip, Also FOR camel
ehRh AZ peach orchard Goals at the HEN
nv REEVE Of Canal and Centre and Of Jsae
and West streets.
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4, CID DI6GFgs,
" Read Ma l. s. Gosdwins great story
In he
FLA0 OF OUR UNION.
TIE MYSTERIOUS AiSFs.
or,
The Gold Dggeis Il California
For sale every where ri four cents

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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1856
A Voice from New York.

A favorite device Of the Democrats in their
war against the American party is to underrate
its strength, and falsely represent that it will
not be able to carry this, that, or some other
State. The news from every direction is cheer
ing and promising for the success of American
principles. In the South, most conservative
men are becoming convinced that the present
Democratic party is becoming sectional and
tending to disunion. In the North, those
who have not been seized with freesoil fanati-
cism look upon the Black Republican organiza-
ton as full with mischief and dangerous
to the stability of the Union, and they see the
great mass of Northern Democrats completely,
irretrievnbly abolitionized. In both sections,
the American party is regarded as the only safe
political organization, the only national party,
the party in which all conservative men must
con6de for the maintenance of the Union, and
for the continued peace and prosperity of tho
country.
'"As goes New York so goes the Union," is
almost become an adage among politicians.
The great weight and influence of the Empire
State in the ELECTORAL college has given cor
respoding importance to the success of political
parties here. The intelligence received from
all sources indicates with great certainty that
the electoral vote of New York will be given
to the American candidates for President and
Vice President. The American party there is
rapidly gaining strength. The seeming apathy
which existed for somo weeks has been thrown
off, and the Americans are earnestly preparing
to carry their banner proudly and vlctoriously
through the campaign: Thousands who had
been led astray by the will-o-the-wisp of Black
Republicanism are coming back to the support
of the pure national American party. The A
bany Statesman says:
What was in come quarters d;gniied as de-
fectioH at the outset, has long since given place
to united, warm, and effective support of the
American nominees. That New York will cas-
her vote for Fillmore and Donelson there car
be NO dohbt.
The American party is destined to gain
great national victory. The prospect is on,
that should animate every American with a do
sire to be first in the field:
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
BY MRS. HARRIET y PREWETT.
Trust SaIe

Nf virtue OF b deed in trust exelated
on the l1th day of March 1904 by
X. b. Powell and M. j. POWELL bis wife.
70 the undersigned trustee for the pyfposes
and the payment Of certain indebtedness
therein named which said deed - duly re-
corded in the Pr bate Clerk sofice Of va
zoo county, Mississippi, in Book s, pages
gao. $50 and a5i, l viii Will osTrustee. sell on
Tuesday the Sd day of5une, 1856. before
the Court House dor in Yazoo City, with
in the hours prescribed by Law, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the following pro-
perty, to>wit;
A negro woman named Ann, man ma.
med Harry, q woman named Wenne, q
boy West.
Also the following lots with the improve
msnts; Lots number three hundred and
eighteen (318) three hundred and sixty,
t36O) and portion of lot described as
follows: commenting at the north east cor
ner Of lot number four hundred and forty
four, running Lorth three hundred and sew
en- feet along west alley, as marked in
Pugh Square then on line with Monroe,
street. two hundred and seventy feet to the
junction Of Monroe street, and north alley,
and thence in an essterly direction along
north alley, one hundred and fifty feet to
the point Of beginning, lying and being in
the town Of Yazoo City, county of Yazoo
and State Of Mississippi. will sell so much
of the above described property as will sat
tsfy the amount now due TO Webb, Rawlings
H Co., the parties described in said deed
and Lust and all costs incident to the sale
will only convey such title as 10 Invest
cd iD me as trustee.
]. II. LAWRENCE, Trustee.
May 2, so St.