The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-01

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MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. /.
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" every description. ssssstsd q sAs onss IN "a.
prior manner, end 1t - low rstss y elssvAs,.
1-A limited number u spseial Not,e., vill +.
inserted under this hssd 1t 30 cents liza fer .ach
'n'eoa OF over the editorial bed fs 20 cents line
DLANKs.
Bills Of Lading, and other Blanks fos ssle !. ~.
smes and Blanks Of all descriptions neatly. sAsaplv
and sxpsditiousiy printed and furnished n orA...
ksoEuk FasALs CoLLsas. - Tue Trustees live
notice tbas they are making arrangements which
insure the opensning Of the institution At an earl,
say ana certainly within the month Of septen Der
BRlD0MAN, Pres't
ksiscorAL cnuscH. - The pews in st. John i.
Church will b. rented on TuxsnAY Moss,xe nex,
ovp.rmoer -. - y o'clock. faugs0
MAaksr GAsDsSs.-A new enterprise and
good one, both for the citizens OF Keokuk
and those who are about TO undertake il. |.
that OF establishing market gardens in thi.
vicinity. We learn that gentleman from
C'ncinnssi isnow here making arrangements
Tor suitable ground, &C., with view to e.
sablishing some 6fty German gardeners from
Cincinnati in this immediate vicinity, ia or
Der to carry on the business on scale COM
nsnsarsss with the demand in tha. line.
e1In another column will he fon,d !.
card Of Mr.. Csvenagh, proposing to teach
the German language 70 eli desiring 10 bs.
come familiar with il.
Asorass.-Hon. B. Tappan, Of Ohio. III.
OLD Democratic y. s. Senator from that
S'ats' announces himself opposed to the
schemes Of the Slavery -Propseaudi,ts Who
are operating with the Democratic mar.
y - iss chief tool, and - . supporter Of
conservative, constitutional Rspublicanism,
with Fremont and Dayton - ito exponep,..
"a The Jefferson (Mo) Enquirer Of tho
10Th says that three Free State men. ,u.peet.
Cd Of being spies, had their lives taken By
she Missouri forces u New Santa re. Kan.
sas' . few days since two being hung and
one shot. II only requires . "suspicion. on
part OF the Rufhans to send man into IN.
other world without moments delay.
An EAasEsr RsruBLlcAS. - Francis A.
Holman, late candidate for Lieut.. Gov.
srnor Of Illinois on the Republican ticket,
has established Republican paper in his
own language, (German), At Peoria, GU. Of
his own individual means.
@ The old "Charter Oskn NJ Hartford.
grown rotten and weak with age, fell on the
2lst inst.
q A Republican mass meeting convened
o. halAmasoo, Mich, on the 9Th. II vm
estimated that there were $4,000 people
present.
u Gov. Geary has started for the 6sld
OF his operations, and will soon be in Kan
SO.
LxrTEa vsoA FRAScis p. BIAn-Hfs
urisios or BucsAsAS.--The n. Y. HeYald
OF Saturday contains long letter from r.
r. bia,r Of Maryland, on "Audrew Jack
SON. the adopted son Of General Jacksop.-
the Old 'bArgain and Sale and ths la,
Gays Of the great jackson. He saws that the
son OF Jackson, whose name has bcen used
In connection with letters deuounc;n~ the
publication Of Jackson's private letters. cam
not be held responsible, ~ he II : veal.
minded, credulous fellow, forever cheating
himself and doing mischief 70 others. He
sums up his opinion Of Buchanan shus
There have been three epochs in Mr.. Buch-
anan's career - politician which signally
mark his character. They stand out ana
show that however devious bis course. soli-
tary, seinsh ambition, without regard 10 any
great public cause, has been the guiding star
OF his life. During the last war with Great
Britain, he gave all his faculties to break
Gown the Administration Of Mr.. Madison,
and give the triumph TO the English party ia
tne oniseo states. II success had crowned
this effort, be would have had the best cls;m
into power under tho auspices Of The Hart.
ford Convention. The failure ext;nru;shaA
has hopes for ten years. He next enpearsd
. the sealoas friend Of the great man whose
trumpet tones had proclaimed the war 10 the
Aonse Of Representatives, and OF the great
man who had closed it in blase Of elory
ne endeavorsd BY corrupt intrigue to brins
about coalition, which would make one
President, end the Other Secretary. with ,
view 70 the succession, and establishing thi,
double interest for himself q the represen.
s:sive OF Psnnsylvania, to open the vsy e
ms enhancement. Ia THE also be failed
losing the Conscience Of both the illustriou,
men TO whom HE scheme would have a,tsch.
% dlshonor. His third experiment is nov
before tho country.
PlANOTOn rEs.