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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

The Southern Convention at Savannah IL
fertile in propositions, but so far barren Of
actions. Among the matters proposed 1.-THE
Chivalry evidently imagine that anything
can be done by speeches and resolutions) are
the following:
To abolish the Tariff.
To revive the Slave Trade.
To buy no more Northern Books and News
papers.
Tocreate Manufactures ia the Slave States
To get the Fugitive Slaves back from Can
ada.
To build q railroad from Savannah to the
Pacific Ocean (oxLY 1900 miies).
There - one thing to be said in favor OF
these propositions. Every one Of them is
quite ~ feasible ~ all the others.
The only really business like proposition
made was the resolution that each member
OF the Convention should subscribe 500 to
carry oat these great objects. But this they
promptly voted down!-(Alb Eve. Jour.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

WnirfikLp,s SEAT.-The seat OF Mr.. Whit.
held - to be contested. Ii turns out that
the election Was held on the mere proclama-
ton Of the Governor, without any authority
OF even bogus law. So that he stands in
precisely the same attitude Of Gov. Reeder.
Who Was rejected for that reason. His case
VII be presented again to the House, and,
after due investigation, it Is very probable
that he viii be elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

SSc0DpO8AT IOu uo4oUn
N0kE - hereby gives thss ]. {, 8asA J.
~ lNAs:irvAa. wa. ,. B. LyneA, q 3 knssa,
Ww. W.NGelkIap, Thos. 2. CassR, T. Wt1x1, Jns
Adar Mcdowell. J. n. Brssdsa, ood QAstis r.
Conn have incor psrAtcd themselves amd ~ eapo-
ciatss under The nAas u the Dscalloa yeGky a.
Laai Company. The prinsipal pisss q bseinees
VI said CaApaDy 10 ss Ke0kuk, Iowa 1hs oAjesS
Of this evaporation 10 70 ss4AhiisA 3 Ferry On ehs
Aississippi River, bstvsea the city q Esekuk and
Hancock County. Ills. .snd also - purohnas lanas
in Hancock County. lib., ard lay eat thssesa
town to he known - s'Deeslios." The eneital
stock Il said Company il seventy ave thsusaad Aol-
thousand do lars, divided In sAara Il sss haaAesd
dollars each. and 30 Ls pai1sin spsa ell ef ~
Board OF Dir, csors. SAID ss6persiisa eenmsseed
the A,a day Vt osb bsr. 1854, = ssnsinne euesty
years, venesas.s according - ~ Lava = Iowa.
The adAiescf The company TO - seadns2sA ~
Board II five Dsrestor. 70 b. slestsd - - Ira
"Wednesday 81 Jsnasry, aannAlIy, h accordance
With hs article Of lucorporatsos = IL i Ne a.
Doe u the Recorder VI deeds, L. cessty. Iowa.
The lad sLtsdness VI the Company u 80 - sxsssd
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The PR, ate property vi the stsskhOldeu & = -
sxsmps from GAs cosp,rAss debes u ths Cempasy.-
The foliewisg pssses ore the prsssst Nssesors d
said Company:
J. h. Hovaish, Jno. II. Euliivaa
c. X. Dlmond, Rafps Wilssy.
Wn. y. b. LyUeh.
). Z. H0RNISH, PrMt
c. X. DnoSp 6se'y and 1rsss.
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IxraovgMxxr IN BKSroxsposr Bentons.
port 10 the third town that our railroad reach
- - Van Baren county, and to that point il
Will soon be finished. 1t lies on the De.
Moiass, and 10 . very fourishing, thrifty
placs- The present population is estimated
ct 800, or something over, about ene- third Of
which has been added to the town during the
last year.
There have been erected in Beutonsport
daring the pest season, three church build
'ngs, ono By the Congregationalis,s, one by
the Prssbyterisns, and one ny the Univer-
salists, the two frst Of brick, and the latter
franc. The cost Of these buildings was ~
follows Cong. Church, 81, 600; Presbytsriau
Church, .$a,5oo; Univ. Church, g, 900;
making in all $lo,500 invested in church
buildings during the season. There have
also been erected ten new dwellings.
hall brick, at an aggregate cost Of S.
900. Eight other buildings are in pro-
cess Of construction, and would have been
completed il lumber could have been
obtained for the purpose. One of these build
inss y IN Oil Mill, 60 by &c feet, four stories
high, OF brick, and estimated to cost $IO.-
oOO. A brick store and three brick dwell.
ings are among this number, all Of which
Promsse to be Of superior character TO
most Of the other buildings in the town.
~ Vsrnes, opposite, there has also been
considerable Improvement, large brick
mill bong among the most substantial Of
'es additions, though yet unfinished.
When the railroad reaches Bentousport.
ana ne goods in transit to and from the
river shall be received and discharged from
II at that point, It will make lively town,
and contribute much TO its notoriety and
permanent improvement.
To our fiiesd who kindly furnished u
with these statistics, we owe many thanks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

HAD HIN Tnsax.-Ws had one OF the best
Jokes OF the season IN the House TO-DAY.
Etheridge, Of Harnesses, was speaking Of
the attachment Of the slaves to their nas.
ters, and OF their happy exceptions from the
cares and Snxieties which psrplex their mas
ters. By way Of illustration, tbs gentleman
said, snow, my slaves would follow me
to Boston, and no one could ssAuAe o. sntiee
them iroA me; and while am lying awake
nights 70 devise ways and neAas 70 pay TIE
next execution which shall come aeainss 10,
my Slaves ars Enjoying ths nost qsist and
undlsturbed slpnbess." ss0tsp thses,s said
DAY q Ohio. "your Slaves know very well
that { 700 do nos pay the exscution ssAiaee
yon, they must" Ths gentleman froa Ten
nessee FRANKLY admitted the justice Of The
correction.--tWash. Cor. Eve. Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

HIoawAY RonsraY.-Last Saturday after
noon - = farmer BY the name OF Bash vas
returning home iron this city in his sled, he
was sccostsd when shout two miles below
town, by two nsn, Who ssksd to ride. lie
very kindly invited thsn 70 get in, when one
took seat by his sids aid the other sat down
behind. Theyhsd gone bat short distance,
when the naa behind grabbed Mr.. Bush
around The neck With his hands, clutching bis
throat, while the other stranger coolly riaed
the farmer's pockets, taking every thing from
them Of any valus. They sprang into the
bushes, and disappeared. Mr.. Bash was 90
astonished that be soald net sake any resist
Ance, and did not evsn tell anybody Of thu
AFFAIR for half an hour aftsrward. Nothing
has since been heard Of The robbses. This
robbery occurred ia broad day light, and 10
thickly settled neighboFhood. Il 10 to Be
hoped the bold rascals will be discovered
tDavenpers Gasstss, l6sh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

HOLIDAY 0O0DOs
I UST reoesysd froa ~ nAsts = elnesal assost-
u nsnt u Fancy 0esis aaa 1syst ~ lasrsss
stock VI this KIDD - goeds II suusistiaS e
what asss, Dsainoas, cAsssy O. kseI - -.
Bird Gags ~ CAAarise. - xnya 81 uni1B11.
latest siyies VI 4shair DsaselseS, rsgtneneaisa,
Ladies saodssn POlkAs vax. psp&ss 0osAs aaA a.
dia rsbb scryinS Dolls, heads asd bsaies II svsry
kisa; anA, b.; 10 fast anything kept 10 we'll
assorted Fsacy ussds. Toy saA Vazisv assss.--
PlsAss gss Ne sau 70 sasisfy yeenelveL
6scssd-sl., bst. Main ard Johnson.
nevl3 Nv 10 The Gate City Dvas 6seee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

LAsoss Arrival,
DIT Hteaunw Yssk State. ~ poiY nsn,a Ill
- hais-hns6 Over Ehoes,
go pais ws1sn's cali hair Iiasl Over ahess,
$50 0sas DuGAlo
leocasn nss , b.st Kip Deets,
- bsys, youshss an9 sAtlarGn's Hooss,
zoe mir vs1es'e eAn bsoos,
see - Kip Las hua1s.
dsc1nalvAv1e W.. THOMPSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

e. keokak At last has tip-top no.
tel. Mr. James Larkin. for years the most
popular Steward on Lake Erie, has leased
And fitted up The Laciede house, where
strangers may be certain Of finding the choi-
cess accommodation and politest attentions.
The house has been cleaned from top to hot
tom, painted, carpe.ed, and furnished In Z
neas and comfortable style, and upon the Ia
bic one = always sure TO end every delicacy
ei ,ae season ana in style Of culinary art
sarivalsd byany house in the grsa. north west.
We wish Mr.. Larkin the fullest success, and
hare - doubt bat he will receive Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

Grs. WAIxEa.-The New York 7ribxne
thials thAs the worst accounts With regard to
Walker ere true; and such appears to be the
Eessrsl Fer - Washington. II sach should
prove - b ~ case, his career il very Ger.
taisly elsssd fos the present, and II viii not
b Ssssasssy for Secretary Marcy to proceed
eng fns1hss il the scheme be had formed 10
oenpass his AefAt. We shall soon know.
4 --~---~~~-&r
- The Lagislstsrs viii probably adjourn
Tor - weeks sovseiag the holidays. So Ne
lesss ffam the Capitol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-22

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=. 49, = -: :: =. =. :. s;i r.ss
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Am YOU U10Ol(lkoY
ll0U1ANCE A1AIMBI DlRB.
|" aotrsM. cAuschss. Pork Hoses, 1laaalaslss-
- ~ estoblAhmsot1. 0WeaitnGBs MouoUAsD1
HUq19a1e An3 1eschspdiae e1eetsA = sAs
h1ATtoRD rJAE IAeyRANC. COMPANY,
cArfsAL o300, OoO.
1D0MIx INSURANCE CO., or aA4TyoRD,
cASiSAL o20Oy 900.
I uGAR INs. co., OF OaDxN6BuRoH. n. T.,
cArrAL 3l0O, 600.
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w. ". BELKNAR. Aeat,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
Western Reserve Eclectic Institution at
Hiram, Portage County.

We have received a catalogue of this
institution for the year ending Nov. 1876.
We are glad 10 note that the number Of
scholars is large. males 254. females
$40, total AGA, and infer Il at the institu.
ton is in a fourishing condition, aud
that its advantages are appreciated by
the citizens. Quite a number Of the
students are from this county. some from
Bszetts, B~rook6eld. Rowland. Lords
town, Pennington. Niles. Fowler, War
rem. Bloomfield, Braceville &c.
Principal. Rev. A S Ha, den. Teach
ers. Norman Dunshee, J. A. Garfield,
H. W. Everest, ]. H. Rhodes. Miss Al
media A Booth. Miss Sarah Waddle,
Miss Mary Atwater, and Miss Hannah
S Morton. In Drawing and Painting =,
r. P. Spencer and Miss Sarah L. Spen-
Ger Principals. and Il. C. Spencer, H. A.
Spencer, and L. P. Spencer, Assistants.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
Murder of Col. A. W. Babbitt, Secretary
of Utah Territory.

Rumors reached the States, some week:
since, that Col. Babbiti, a prominent
Mormon, and Secretary Of Utah Terri
tory, had been murdered by The Indians.
Captain Hawley, who lad charge of thi,
train, got the facts at ''Sweet Water
which is a Station about two hundre
miles west of Fori Laramie.
The Indians had come to iha { r, and
reported that twelve of them had attack.
ed Col. Babbitl, while one of his ,nen wa.
away, and after the Cl. had fired his
double barrelled gun and his revolvers,
one of the Indians crep, s~teallhily behind
The wagon and tomahawked the Colonel,
The Indians said that the Colonel fought
like a grizzly bear.
When at Fort Kearney, Captain Haw-
lev learned that Major Wharton had in
possession the papers ~(including a draft
of $4,000 and some Of his hair. The
watch was obtained by a Frenchman
from the indians. Altogether aboul
eighteen whites have been killed.
Col. Rabbit was on his return from
Washington, TO resume his duties as Sec.
rei1ry, and had with him a valuable col
lection Of books, astronomical instruments,
and was supposed TO have a large sum oil
money.
Col. Babbitt was formerly a resident of
Amhcrs', Lprain Co., Ohio. His father
was a blacksmith in that town, and one
of its early settlers. The son was an un-
tulored, active, smart boy--to use a fam.
liar expression, was very ''t0nguey"-
and when a young man became q convert
TO Mormon doctrines, through the in
lusnce of a proiracled Mormon meeting,
held in Amherst. Nj. Rabbit became a
Mormon preacher, having 'ined The sect
at Kirkland, Lake county, and has follow
ed the destiny of this strange people up TO
its present habilation at Salt Lake. Col.
Babbiit, by his native talent, industry and
perseverance, has risen 10 distinction in
Utah, and was Secretary of The Territory.
CIepe. Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
DIR, 4, u. SAWYER.

(Dentist) would respectfully announce to the public
that he has permanently located in Warren, GftAe deR-
tai rooms formerly occupied by Or. Spear, in Sutlids
Block. and is prepared to peri. IN operations on naiu-
Ia! aud artificial lie til, upon the late improved plans.
Having had much experience in the Manufacturing
of"Porcelain Teeth" both single aud in ''hloCks,"
and the Porcelain Base" h has no hesitancy ia say
ing. that he possesses decided Advantages over all
those who do not make their own teeth-by which art
he is enabled TO make a substitute ior the ahsOr, tion
OF the 'alvioa ridge" restoring the face 10 its Natural
contour. and giving a life like expression to the TEA
lures. lie also has the right to make Porcelain Base
Teeth" from DR.. 3. A. SatIerthwait, patented Noyenl-
her, ls5S, which is fast taxing the place OF Metallic
Plate. The advantages that they possess are nuner-
Gus. and need to be seen to be appreciated. Speci
mtns can be seen at the above named rooms.
Marren. Sent. L ls5i-if
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26

WILLOW A R E.-Diop in at
w PORTER & McLAIN'S if you wish to see the
best selection of all kinds of Willow Ware ever offered
in this market.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
Death from Falling into a Well

A little gill. twelve years old. named
Mary Kyley, at Briar Hill. came to her
death on Saturday last, in the following
manner: She had been sent to draw
some water from a spring near by, that
had been walled up, the water from
which was obtained by means of a buck
ct and rope. 1t is supposed that while
endeavoring to draw up the bucket she
lost her balance, falling head foremost
into the we'll, from whence, although the
water was only about a foot in depth,
she was unable to extricate herself
She was discovered in less than half an
hour, but life was extinct. Her parents.
we understand, had but recently removed
10 the west, leaving her behind until they
had become permanently seitled.-Reg
ister,
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SadAccident

On Friday, the l4h, a brakeman on the
Freight Train of the c. & NJ. Rail Road, was
killed at Girnrd. He was standing at his post
on one Of the freight cars, and was turning the
brake wheel, 1.-THE train being about stoppiLg,)
when the iron broke in his hand, and losing his
balance, he fell between the cars, the wheels
passing over, and killing him instantly. We
did not learn his name, but understand he was
an Irishman, residing at Mantua, Portage CO.
His remains were taken to that place, the same
day, on the afternoon train.
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More Eggs.

The poultry in this vicinity are certainly bent
upon doing most cg~g-regiOusly strange things
Mr.. PErER GAsKILof this place has brought us
q double egg, or rather a pair of the Siamese
Twin kind. There are two eggs, one very large,
and the other of respectable size, and both Joined
together by a hollow tube, about half an inch in
diameter The shell is perfect over the whole
surface of both eggs and of the tube, but is very
soft. and easily compressed. The eggs lay to
gether side by side, the tube connecting at the
end. 1t is certainly a strange freak of nature.
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OFEIcR or TIE CLEVELAND L MLHoSIFG r. R. Co. I
Cleveland Actnher %. lSS6. l
THE CLEVELAND a. MAHOMIN

'INHE CLEN ELAND & MAHOMlNG
l. Rail Road Company offers for sale ONE Hun
Bonds.
Bids viii be received at the ONCE Of the Company in
Cleveland, until Satui day the 18th day OF November.
No bids less than seyeuty-hve per cent. OF the par
value Of the Bonds and the accrued interest adde& will
be considered. The bonds willbe allotted to the high
est bidders not less than the above rate.
The Bonds are issued in sums Of 500, $500 and
SjJ0; and bids for either amount will be received
The entire amount Of the issue is S50O,0O0, and is Sc
cured subject to a previous issue of ssSo,OOO, by a
mortgage upon the road way, stock, equipment and
personal property Of the Company, upon $500 coo of
stock in the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Company,
and upon more than Seo0,OG0, at a low valuation, Of
Real Bstate in the City OF Cleveland.
About 100000 of the Bonds secured BY this and the
preceding Mortgage, remains in the Company's posses
sion, and the sums now offered for sale is a part Of
that amount. The Bonds offered are payable in New
York, September Is, 1894, and bear interest at the rate
Of seven per cent per annum. PAYABLE semi-annually.
JACOB PERKINS, President.
Sept. 10, 1861
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Julius Truesdell.
".
Harry Truesden and others

The defendants. George strAley. Stephen. Sophia,
Susan. Sutphen, Sidney and Samuel Straley, all resi-
delts 0f the State OF Indiana, are hereby notified, tha.
the plaintiff has this day filed in the Office OF the court
Pro ate, his petition, setting forth that James J. Trues-
deli o tanned a Ian warrant under the act Of Septem-
her - 1850. for 60 acres. No. 3. 100, dated March %,
ISL. for services in the war of 1919; that he never
assigned the szulr. and died interstate on the 18th day
April. ISL. leaving Jnlius Truesdell. Harry TTuesdell,
Moses Truesdell. Harriet scoyille. wife Of Selden SEQ
vile. Sarah Lert. wife Of sheruan Leet, Hannah
ScoviIie. wife Of John Seovilie and Lydia Straley,
wife Of George straley his only legal heirs At law
that Lydia Straley died Dec. Is. ls5t. leaving her has
band. George STRATEGY, and her children. Sol hia, Steph
en-. Susan. Sutphen. Sidney and Samuel Straley, her
only heirs and legal representatives st law; that said
George Straley and the heirs OF said Lydia, all reside
in Ia State OF Indiana. ami said children are minors.
and from these facts, theiI individual assignments 10
said warrant cannot be had, and therefore the Plaintiff
asks that proof of the demise OF said WARRANTED. and OF
his legal heirs be made, and that a decree he entered
appointing some suitable person a commissioner TO
make sale ofand assign said warrant
Said petition is set for bearing. at ~ once Of the
Probate Court. on the 3lst day Of December, isS6, when
said defen lants can make answer.
J.. ?. ASPER, Atty. for PIE.
Warren Nov. 10, isS-6E.