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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

G. The Quakers Of Long Island, New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania, are waking up 70
the importance of the present crisis, and are
almost unanimously for Fremont. They do
not usually take very active part in politi-
cal affairs, but they have resolved this year
70 bring their whole influence to bear in ia
yor Of the Republican ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

G. Z. J. Goddard, little boy ten years
Of age, son Of Horace and Cynthia j. Wor-
den, was buried in street excavation, At
Quincy, On the 9th. When extricated he
WA dead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

q The st. Louis Republican says that
Fremont ticket 10 to be brough. out in Mis-
souri,, after the election next Monday. The
Asssei0sr, German paper. it is said will sup
port it actively.
There will, then, be Fremont tickets in sew
srsl Slave Statss,--Delaware, Maryland,
Kentucky, Missouri, probably Texas, and
perhaps others. The Sectional humbug
will fade away rapidly before such facts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31
Foreign Arrival ~ o.esec.

FsFsign Arrival ~ quebec.
QugsEc, July 28.-The steamer India a.
rived to-day. She brings dAses 70 her rsgs-
lar day Of sailing, July Is.
Cotton unchanged, limited business q
previous rates, salss in three days were H.
600 balss.
BreadstuGs ssvsrslly arm. Flosr improved
chiefly on better grades. Wheat advanced ID.
Indian Corn, Westers white, 30s 6d(132s
yellow and mixed 20s td(930s.
Pork 6rm with An upward tendency.
Consels for money ars quoted at 05 lie
and est.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31
TeIcgsaDAlc news.

Nsw Yeax, July 28.-Ths Empire State,
from Fall river, with ono hundred and 6fss
passengers, exploded her boiler on Saturday
evening, BY which seven were killed and 6f-
teen scalded.
The stsanship Illinois arrived this after
soon from Aspinwsll, bringing California
nails to the 5th inst, and Of CSC, 900 in
treasure. The Illinois connected with the
John L. Stephens, which brought upwards Of
~, 0OO, 900 in treasure. Advicss from San
Francisco indicate that the State authorizes
have apparently dsterninsd 70 naks no far
thsr resistance against the Vigilance Con-
mittss. The most startling event Of the
week was tho stabbine Of B. Hopkins BY
David 8. Terry, Associate Justice Of the Sa-
prome Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

c. The Jennie Deans has laid up for
the season, 1T st. Louis, on account of the
low stage Of water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

c. The New York Mirror, the old and
able Fillmore organ in that city, has run up
the Fremont and Dayton Aag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31


TaxY ARE ConrNc.-Hon. u. &. Cloud, the
such BY the Democracy, only two years ago,
i nov candidate on the Rspublioaa ticket
OF Muscatine county for Representative TO
the General Assembly.
j. Carskaddan, Esq, only . short time
since editor OF the Auscatine EAquirer--a
violent Democratic papsr-is also = candi-
date on the Republicans ticket, for Prosscu.
ting Attorney.
Hon. John A. Parvin, leading Democrat
we'll known here "a IN able Representative
in the Lsgislaturs, elected as such BY tbs
Democracy, 10 also using oil bis influence FOL
Fremont and Dayton.
We might mention Mr.. Burnett, nnd sew.
eral ether leading men OF that county, who
have also announced their discrimination t.
leave the Pro-Siavery party Of Pierce and
company, to battle for freedom and equa
rights.
In Johnson Co. so great has been the turn
ing over OF the masses to the true Rspub!i-
can party, that every candidate on the ticket
10 from the ranks of the old Democracy
Mr.. Kirkwood, the candidate for Senator, il
one OF the Ablest stumpers in the west, nnf
has heretofore done hard service for th.
Democracy. He is now using his eloquenc,
aud influence for freedom and Fremont
fOskaloosa Herald.
ExrRAoxptNAaY MOVEMENT ~ THE Crsrol
Heuss.-We hear strange reports in thss,
ssvolutionary times, from the Custom
House. The latest or dit 10 that the EN-
pioves in ths Custom ind Post Oflce, CON
msaa,ng about swo Thousand votes, are dc.
liberstins . Wholesale bolt for Fremont
They are impressed with tho idea that with
the election Of Mr.. Buchanan, Q new set OF
books will be opened by Mr.. Forney, involy.
iax pretty clean sweep Of both the Custom
Mouse aud Post oihce and ~ the gentlemen
nov in are dispoAd 10 leave Buchanan aud
,rast to luck with Fremont. II these gen.
t,Snss seriously contemplate this thing "a.
vs ars inclined 10 believe they do 1--WE would
advise than s.ill to preach FOR Democracy,
ssd br.g for buchanan, and keep their
scheme quiet till the day Of the election, and
then 70 ia and strike home in the lump
against Porney 4 Go. II they do this, aud
fremont il successful, We shall see to it that
they lose nothiag BY their coup d'esat. Let
then eoasult asd arrange their plans, but
BE- cautious and dlscreei. Y. Herald,
18th.
e. Why IL q conundrum tina; nobody can
u H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

DEsHAak.-Wc have = communication
from Denmark with reference to political af-
fairs in that vicinity, citicising an address
made there lately BY Dir. Clagets, and speak
ing in very complimentary terms of address
c. made BY Messrs. Geo. W. McCleary, and
DIR. ,Stebbins. We should insert it il We
had the space which We could spare but We
have not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

c. Look out for notes purporting to be
issued by the Bank Of Elkhart, Ind. There
10 no such institution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

RIekleu 4 Loeas,

BANKMno AND GENERAL BROKERS,
JsAssea S., bA. ~ ~ Sd ,....... .KEOKUK, IOWA,
WILL bay asd sslf KxeAange, collect Notes asd
w Bills, ell LAsd Warrants, invest IN Real NJ
tate, Loan Money for rcsidsnts, aud Pay Taxes.
Time paper negotiated, and facilities extended
Gold, Silver, sad uncurrent money bought and sold.
k1SRRxxcHs.
Bank Republic, New York City.
John N. 00rdos, Union Bank, Baltimore.
james Robb Co., New Orleans.
Dunley, Drske Co., Cincinnati, @.
II. a. Tucker Co., 9xshAngs Bank, Chicago
John J. Anderson 4 Co., st. Louis,
Cashiers Of Eastern Virginia Banks.
Joseph Yickicn, Lexington, Ky.
July 30, '50-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

Lessons - the Fine Arts.
Miss n. A. ABBOT tsiyter Of Mrs. b. b. John
INk sony will open class in Iastfumental Music,
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, on Monday,
18th Of August next.
Rooms in Tsmplins Block, on Ath street, between
Main and johnson.
ALI information relative 10 terms Ac., can b ~
certained BY calling 1t tho residence Of Mr.. p. w.
Potter ON Biosdaau-st., bet. 9TH snd 5th.
,July 81 -d2u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

To II. r.. RsRDsa, EsQ.--siY: The undersigned
ncmbeps u tho Bar oi Keokuk, In view Of the i'm
portAnce Of having City Recorder in whom We can
have full confidence, request tina. you may permit
your name to b. used ~ candidate Tor that once,
Irrespective Of party. by doing which yeu wii
obiigs ~ and servsthe city.
L. e. H. Hough.on, Stephen E. Jones,
J. NJ. Breeders, Lloyd d Simpson,
Alex. Lyaeh, wiz. Il. 0arrard,
W.. r. Turnsr, Francis II. Wootton,
Geo. q. Dixoa, W. s. Winder,
Thos. W. Cisxstt, WI. A. Mctcslf,
q. b. d Iiannon, Jso. Brace,
c.. Mos, Geo. w. AocraSy,
Wm. Edwards, JAnss II. Reid.
st Aarhail,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

G. Why i > conundrum tina; nobody can
guess Ike ghost7 Because sooner or later
everybody must give It up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31
RmUBLICAN MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
Republican meetings will be held at the
corner of Second and Main Streets,
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 3lst;
addresses by P. w. PorrER and DR. GAL
LAND on
FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. LIST;
addresses BY Gro. G. DIXON, and others on
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. I'd;
addresses BY SAx'LF MlLlsn and others.
Republicans, Democrats, poopls OF oil
parties, come and hear!
II the weather should be unfavorable for
either meeting, it viii be held at Stannus L
Hamiltop's Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

The great length Of the Council pro-
ceedings excludes almost ell other matter
from our columns to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

DE-. -. HUH LH1T1lEs
tAAte VI fcnnsy ivxnlS.j
nFFERS his professional SERVICES 10 the sitissna
~ Of kcokuk and vicinity. He can be consulted
st the 81. Charles Hotel.
DR.. Little 10 graduate Of the University VI Penn
syisania, and has ths experiences Of ak years es-
tcnsive practice.
July 81, iS66d
Noslcc - Consrncsors.
GEALED Proposals will be received 81 the once
~ ef the City Engineer until O'Clock p. m. Of
Monday, August IL, 1855, for the grading Of Con.
cert street, from Ath st. to 18th.
Also, at same time, for bnilding culvsrts neosssA-
~ for tho opening Of both Concert and High sts.
Plans and specifications for above can b seen st
the of1os Vt the City Enssnssr-
l.. HUTCHINSON,
kcokuk July 81. '56-dIOt CITY EnetnsY,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

rvyUE subscribers have for sale lot Of splendid
i Horses, comprising work, saddle, buggy aud
carriage Aoncs. There arc three pair. matched. one
Indian pony, well adapted for lsdy's use, and ono
superior mare suited 10 either the saAts harness
Can b. seen IT the White stable. For terms, 10, a
piy 70 10. ETRwAKT AGO,
Northwest corner - anl Johnson sts.,
jy1ldu UpStaiss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

VvNHE Favofite D,sh ~ The SEASON UasnH Pas !.
i Picked from tho PA,ch Of "Invisibic Green,
Esq" This paiatabs di.h 10 u prsssstsd N fall
dsnee that tAe public appetite will not be
BY sStsls better shifted the tasss, and whether
eariy0v late In The seasoa, will always h feuaA ~
worry, aud 70 Smack VI the genuine "asryes, ~. /"
fsKEK Will vILLxn' POPS snake Up The measure.
jy3o For sale by X. y. OGDEN.
DREScorT's Philip the second. large ssp-
L ply for sale ~ U6DEN,S
jy30 City Doss Eto -. 81 Main at.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

The Second Ward extends from Main
street to Cedar, and from the Leves to Fifth
street.
= Johnson street is graded, and most Of it
McAcamixed from the Lsvee to 9Th ST., aud
nearly graded entirely through tho city. We
propose little or no IN odihca:ion Of the grades
~ already fixed.
Exchange street is graded from First to
Fourth street, and nearly graded between
Water stree, and First. Some slight AL
terssions have been suggested along this
street. A little work has been done upon
the grading OF Bank, and other parallel
streets.
Firss-st. 10 graded and McAdamized from
Main to Johnson-st.
seeond-st. il graded and Nc Adamized from
Main to Exchange-st., and nearly graded to
Bank st.
Third street 10 graded and McAdamized
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

oAt0us, ~ ne 9SnevOS pto8, 70 % ADOPTED
BY Councils in the arrangement Of the Leyss.
We merely present the leading features ap-
pertaining to several plans, respectively, be-
cause something Of this kind seems to be
expected. One plan il much moro sostl y
than the other; II called upon, We might
possibly differ 10 opinion - to the extent Of
expenditure which il would BE- proper to re-
commend. But having both general plans
ellis can judge much better than We can, ~ to
the sxpsdiency Of adopting either. Without
knowing what arrangements tho city could
make with lot holders, il would be improper
for us to recommend either uncondition.
ally.
The Third Ward extends from Fifth TO
Fourteenth street, and FROM Main to Orleans
street.
We have made several examinations on
the ground, :na e.c1aca: co;up:is ;.ous ia ssha II.
office, OF the grades proposed for this Ward.
We would state, in general, that We have
found very little alteration necessary
involving any additional expenditure on the
part Of tho city, and but little causing any
saving. The grades are generally moderate,
and the sastings and filings for the greater
portion Of the Ward are not heavy. The
accompanying nap and profles, with tho
heights marked thereon, contain nearly oil
the necessary information. We would pre-
fer making little further examination, or
that it should be left 70 your City Engineer,
for short time, before reporting in detail
on tue sewerage, not only for this Ward, nut
for the others also. We have, Of course,
bssn obliged to take the sewerage into 10
count in establishing soms Of the grades.
fow notifications may yet be necessary.
Not having pro6les Of Thirsesnth and Foaf-
teenth arrests, except At tho crossings Of the
Other streets, some flight changes may yet
BE- required in matching the grades with those
OF the extended city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

CO.RaSanevship.
VNiiE undersigned have associated Themselves fa
i thu purpos. Of tSansac,ing . Wholesale and re-
all Book And stationery business, under the name
and style Of Cave Bailey, and would respectfully
! so.icit the favor Of . call.
WI CAVE,
nv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

yINiE copar,nership heretofore existing under the
i style # j. 4. Cave 500, ds-ored on the
18th inst, b. mutual ca1scnt, Mr. T. Cave rctir-
ing from the firm All tAa unsettled buainess IT the
..o urn wlI be ATTENDED TO by W. II. Cave, Of tire
nrm of Cave 4 Bailey, Main 81, bet. I'd and 4th.
1T CAVE,
W.H.cAyE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

~ o9,Ooo,ooo.
AsrshAats' Inssraaea Csapaay, Of PAilaAsipAis
Capital ~, ~.
6tA&s 0atsal 1nDasaaes Co0D'y, ~ HasyisAsSe Pu.,
CopleAl 81, ~.
Cennsetisat 40taAl A1o In. Co., q Hagt1sgd,
Capital - ~ -.
I'm, Marine and lalaaA 3faaspoetatioa Risks
tAkea 81 eurreat rates.
\ Lsrs l1suRAscs sas b s1seled % very liberal
terms.
c.C.A. STRIDLEN, Local Agent,
O0ss d ths Asstios Aosss Of News, Lockwood
1 &C.,, Second ST.. hstwsa naiaaa1 JoAneoa.
Ksekuk, Jsly e-du ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

cost Wy 1853 w. Tn this plan tho oxcavA.
ton in streets 10 232,55O. Excavation in
blocks 4l3,38O. Total, $3.50. Show
! ing = surplus Of ll6,7 100 cubic yards 20 be
applied to the hollow. Number Of new lots
created 50.
DESCRIPTION or rHIRD PLAN
Bank ST., 1t about $50 feet East OF First
street TO be turned at right angles down
stream, for about $50 feet in length, thence
making , slight angle, and running to the
levce opposite tho line Of Timea street, on
grade Of about one in twelve.
Times ST., TO be closed up at the lower
side Of First street, that portion Of Timea
between First and tho Lcvee, to be changed
to lot. Access to the Leyce from Timos
street will be hsd by way Of First street 10
Dos Moines, thence BY gentle grade Of ono
u twenty TO the levee opposite the lima Of
/, Timea street.
Des Moines St., to be closed up about $50
feet below Second street. Access frem Dss
MONIES street to the levee to be had by way
Of Second, Pslean, and . proposed new street,
and also, BY way Of Second, Times and Frat
streets.
1t is proposed to lay out new business
street, forty feet wide, commencing ut the
corner Of Des Moines and First streets, and
extending TO Carroll street, passing obliqucly
along the front Of two blocks. This new
street will cut on considerable parts Of Lots
!, =, in Block ~, and very small corner Of
Lot 5; parts Of Lots lO4, and corner OF Lot
2 in Block Is. It will. to Lots 8, 4, in
Block 10, and to Lots 2, 5, 4, and in
Block Is. Adding in the aggregate consid.
erably more than It cats %.
BY the introduction OF this forty feet street
II new business lots, with a average depth
Of eighty feet, nay be created. These Lots
front on said street, and also on the lsyee.
Palean st., win empty into this new street,
and connect through it with the river By
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-31

4eDsss. RAnkin Miller, Attorneys, /"
We respectfully insiis thoss dssrous Of investing
10 HEAL kstate - examine osx list which eonpsisss
some VI ~ asst desirable property in keskak,
which vc o9xs On the most favorable terms.
jane -, te-ohw kICKEY AEIMtkON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

The London Times and sundry other bellgerent
English journals which are at this time Tuning
and fretting at such all awful rate er Mr. Cramp
toms Dismissal ought not to be regarded as autho-
ri.sd opponents Of the sentiment of the British
people or the British Government. The British
Government has no organ" in the sense attach
cd by Americans to that term. 1t does not always
inform even Parliament Of important facts and
purposes when the public interests in the opinion
of Minister'S require secrecy Much Less does it
open such window 10 its Cabinet Council Cham
Der as a newspaper organ would prove. AS TO the
British people, they are about as responsible for
what their newspapers say, as the American peo-
pe are Journalists must have subject, and
even the prolific brain OF the great Times is not
above this professional necessity. Affairs in the
East have lost their interest, and the Times
works away at its huge bellows to blow up-not a
wsr-but newspaper paragraph in the West Ii
Ia an easy achievement for the Times, in two or
three slashing articles to make an American cam
paign, and to make it pay-that is, pay the Times
in an increased demand for that piquant and Zero
cious Journal. In the course of one week. the
Times can lombard all the American towns, sw eeI
the seas of American commerce and reduce the
country to = state of colonial impotency. This il
gratifying national luminosity, and relieving the
stomach of an excess Of bile. The editor must
feel better after he has accomplished all this, and
IL ore dis posed to listen to reasonable erIhs. We
move that James Watson Webb, of New York, be
sent over as uerican Penipctentiary to negotiate
a peace with the editor OF the London Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04
Immense Casting.

Yesterday evening there was cast at the Trede-
gar Foundry, in this city, the propeller for the
United States steamer Roanoke, just launched at
tie Navy Yard, Gosport. The amount of metal
szelted for the purpose q, 500 lbs the propel-
Ter will weigh $1,000, its diameter is II feet, 4
inches, and the metal in il is worth $4,000
The process of casting this great piece of ma.
cbinery occupied one hour and twenty minutes
The copper was frat smelted in the furnace, aud
was from thence conducted into large reservoir,
where the spelter and zine were blended with it to
form the brass After the blending was perfect. it
took tive and half minutes to fill the mould of
she propeller.
The casting was conducted in the most mastery
and successful manner. Mr.. DERBYsHIRE, the
head caster, directed the whole affair with self
and skill that ELECTED the admiration OF
those present Indeed, the whole corps OF work
men engaged On the occasion discharged their du'
ties well The undertaking required the most per-
feet accuracy Of movement and execution in eV-
cry part of it.
Capt WOODS, of the Navy, and the Engineers
appointed to supcriIdent the work, were present
There also present large number OF ladies'
and gentlemen of the city. Not q loud word was
spoken during the hour ard twenty minutes, 50 IN
tense was the interest in the proceeding
This propeller is the largest casting ever made
In the United States by loo lbs. This is certain.
ly triumphant fact for the 1redegar works, aud
for Mr. ANDERSON, its enterprising owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

| AN INCIDENT AT PAEAMA.-A letter from on
board the L. 5, ship st. Mary's, at Panama. after
stating that drunken native assaulted the French
Consul, Count Nolant, In the street. and was taken
to prison for il, says:
ITO show how infsmmabit the inhabitants of til.
place It will only be necessary to state tbst
scarcely ten minutes had elapsed when the deniz-ns
of FL Ceinaga' began pouring into the CITY, yowins
immeGlate vengeance on gners OF all distinf .
tions. Ihs preconcerted signals were made by the
Consul of the United States to The St Marv,s of
rouhSs on shore whersupon the usual means Of
sumnohiDg all hands to quarters were resor'ed to-
beats snenned and aimed, ammunition passed IN and
everything got in readiness for an nnIe sttsnk
upon the city. Capt Bailey commanded the boat ex
pedition in person, with Lieutensnts HAYS. Jeuett
ana Benham assisting, leaving Lieutenant J. NJ Frat
ley IN command OF the ship After pulling in sIF
cient distance 70 discern objects Shore the Car.
talu detache Lieut.. Benhani make recopnoi,.
sauce, which service ably and peditiously per
formed by that officer, and resulted in the fsets AZ
Ea;eo-th6 drunken sailor reysus bsr-keener and
French Consul. There various versions of the
sdai the natives taking it rather rs an ind euity
oere To the mos mighty and puissaut State of pan
anna, having as pTstext the landing of Lieut. Ben
lam and an armed boats crew. A day or TIVE sub ..
quent to the affair the Pdaahsao government Official
organ, appeared In article censurng In the sever
est manner, the course pursued by our Consul and
Captain Bailey"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

II Bowel COMPLAINTS of all descriptions yield
readily to the curative power of BAKEs's BITrERs,
when all other remedies have failed. An lnteig gent
physician of Chesterfield who has used them in his
family for years. assured u.s. few days SINCE that he
cured lsdy of cramp chonc by the of these
Bitter il minutes after she had tried every other
remedy she could think Of without effect. Yester-
day we relieved child Of disordered bowels in a
sh1r time, and have known . number of Of d.
arrhps, this summer, by the same medicine. We
confidently recommend them for all diseases Of the
stomach and bowels the greatest curative yet dis
covered. For cholera infentum, cholera rlorbus
panacea.