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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17
Correspondence Of the Gate City.
Photographic News.

SYRACUSE, Nov. ll.--A terrible conAagra-
ton consumed over 100 buildings, including
the Post Once, Banks and stores ia this city
last evening.
No water could be obtained to subdue the
flames.
Twelve acres in the first ward were burnt
over.
One hundred families are houseless.
Loss estimated mt 81 600, 900.
BALrIsogg, Nov. l2.-This evening large
crowd armed with guns and clubs, proceeded
TO monument square with the efigy OF Hon.
Reverdy Johnson, ami burned il on the rail.
ing OF battle monument in front OF Senator
Johnson's house. The motive ii is said, was
TO manifest indignation at the recent snsech
Of Mr.. johnson in New York.
NV Yosxy Nov. l2.-iIonJ. 4. Kiuy, Gov.
ernor elect, addressed large and enthusiast
tic meeting Of the Young Meas Fremon,
Club in this city last evening.
A determination was evinced to continue
the organization until 1860.
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a WASHINGTON VorER.--The venerable
Joshua Dewey. who was member III the
LEGISLATURE from ossego county, N. ", ID
1873, deposited the inai vote In Brooklyn
at the recent election. 10 leaving the polls
he remsrked that he had cast at least two
Presidential votes Of which ho was PROUD.
one for Washington and one for rrc,no ont.
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CTHe Was sensible man who said the
newspaper Is the best breakfast company in
the world.
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/
(t-s,s 81 Hsrys<.ssreA, xy.l
ssakssg nssss
MArC1 q TnsonRsuN.
DAnTIcuLAk ssssntiOa paid 70 On. isseisus. Asa
i remitAaAass nAda at curr~nl rates.
All ss1inss appsftsinlng " banking prvapGiy
offended 90.
Rzchanss on England. Irs,and, and ,hs co.ti-
aent. y. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
NE11naNcrs.
). m. Morrisou, Cashier Msnhattas Co., n r.,
Chss. ID. Foote, Cash = Oommsrclai Bank, Cha;
KiAney, Kspy : Co, Ciseinssti;
:. II. Bailsa, cash'r Bank ksstssky ,Losisvilis;
Se.:A.rs, Bank s q Ksas4aty. r.s1iasses,
Iasmsrs' Rank Of Ksntucky. Frankfort;
Commercial Hank Of keutecky, I"
Darby : BsrksdAle, 50. Louis;
PittmAn . Brother,
y. /. unkmAa Co.. CAicago;
Miashsli 4 oabis. nosk lslsnA. (novi.d
CO0assss9oa 0aae.
WILL b. sold on tho 9Th " December, unlsss
. boxes hoss,hoid gsois, sarksd Joseph Hanii-
300 marked Tsase Thoupsoa
bundle seythss, 10 mark.
KsoLsk, Now S. 3s-Aa JR COPELIN
IO1aN ". NOZZLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.TNFYlCE On JeAnson sssss.. Isswsss = { i, ssss
~ the Postofhcs. fasvlldy
Oe1ioQAsua LAST - Lots - watch
Special Ta - = 70 AOo a00 ~ paid.
GRADING ALxEy runOcCu DIOcE 81.
S s:ss'... ss.i' &: s .ss ss sss
NOrlCE u hershy gives ~ the cvssrsS u tAs lets
descri6rd - The fosss tiss, stsaasA 10 80 City
u Keok9k, Lee es1nsy. ssd 6aaes 81 kowe. vLose
sstsd that . sppejal TAI hAs bssn aGoo0oa oa1
levied ~ said lots, for shs gsaAisg - ~ alasy
through aid Dleek No ~, cd sslsss payasns
be msAe Of The taxss - levied, go alse oil
costa. before the Sd day Of December, 4. p. 1855,
the said iots or % sauch thereof - sAall ~
nscsssary 70 discharge sid tax end soets, will
b. sold o. tbs AAy aforesaid, - ths nsyos's
Oiee. in said city, between the hosss ct e'slssk
4. y. and Q clock r. y.
q. &. 6TgvENy,
Collector of shs City of Kssksk.
Nov. II. tH6A-d3w
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q 1870 u e<kss 80 -, -.
~ = naeA - d -..'- n ~
| !. Lse,s - $3.50 - esilsssrsi 80.
rttY ~ py~ =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !. lAfe(
1, CT + 1ssd "a Haah ................. ~
A-..x,,.,1 .,. Az. !,
s s1Iilnlis.. $3.50
..s1 - : II. g
-. .;...s III
= M.,- s@'.'''''...''''''''.''.'.'''''-
ci.s.s, ;;.. =. tas.s
- ' ''
II. .Ao,. t,s.,.,y Vii, ,,,.re $500, slsS
= Asy ssAsr rsspsssibls IassEe.ss O.
os.z7d YsursA q. Sss Nam { JsssSs..
Q. o. 4. S1E51EGT,
Onss ~ ltk6l, q No. 81 JsAasos 6ss.
i. =. 49, ::,s.: = .''' 1'''''
And !; 70 = ss sir. s4...ss0s Z : - -:
O.Hssaa 90 go, g.:
co""kc1acuI .uIOzL LssS iSs. GO,
,r1rr rr. 81 r r.s ~ 49, In.;.- -. "a
or nAaAinUae, "a.
coNMoxwx1l1a IxsU11xcx COMPANY.
ALLIANCE ylss .1i .assss i ns co.
% P4ILADBLb0aA.
Al of The asov. cenp:si. .ss sess1 aaA sssssa-
kisks sakss apsn every dssesipssos 81 pespsray.
matching stsss sad Machinery, q sssssnAks msa.
IN s,o.,. cs,,ss., ~ n....s xs..s.sss,.
:s =: :;s;::s:::;: i 1.:s' ~ H'A
HARTFORD SIaE iHsUaAxcE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $50, 900.
.u~r,~ ,.s -
CAPITA. Saoo,o 600.
SAAA mo W. y. v H,no nnn AsA' =. as
A- v1S'sOOo'
~.c-.. -
.:sss.. ~. y. 0epaasss - ~ ." ssse
sSssseosy - p.nksy.
aowa state 10s0saDeo C0mpaDY.
! sssss1 ssrsss. xssSss. js...
| vISaD Msns Ouapasy taAes kjs1s = ~ ssow
.xs So. - 8 y.:2sy g. TIM 1v1C4t -.
~ ssaSny.
! ssnncsoU:
9. n. fsssy, :. l. Yosd, Jsno J. Csx,
e. y s.ysA. G. S.ss.s. nD; wss..ass.
/
J. ". RANxiN, Vie Pm, W. TUn1Ea, -.
- ~.
| TS1.x r...... -. i.srsA@~ ~.
| louiae lss. Csnpnate,i
EXCHANGE 1k6CRAHCE co. PHILADELPHIA.
CePiesl 49, -.
| CAART1R OAK Rl1E AMI AARIN1 lN0. %.
| nassf.sa Csas.
4ss eesvs Ooopanses sss ~: - ssaaaeass 800
- $3.50 - - - ssassaaess sss0e.
! Al -! . ~ sssisss tsseps.y Assssssss.
| -1LyIa. $3.50
1aOA0oaTH A0AsN0T AO00
| ny tlkk.
! FkA1KIlu 0n8A 1AkIEB INS. CO.
| YesAA a. -, Wiseoasis,
| WASHINGTON UNION ms CO.
| ClssslAnA, OAiS.
| BRIDGKPOAT 1IkK 4 MAINE INs. 90.
nnaGrkosfs Sc1n'
4 kQGlTAN>k lN6. IA. 01 AO0OOk.
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e.ECfI;AEn.


- ky. l.. W. BERRY, u. D., President Of thu
IL lewA sleyan University, will give ON Mos
Jay AMI Tuesday evening" Lectures in the Methodisi
church, GU Exchange street, the subj ct of Sptg
i;uai kappings. IL win cndesvor 70 show
/. That the phenomena accompanying these Raj
pings not eaus ID by spirits.
z. That the humbug theory OF accounting FOR
them 10 Hlinvst every way dsfestire, leaving tbs
most important phenom unexplained,
3. That they may be accounted for by referring
tn m to natural agency
DIR Berry will quote many Instances OF similar
phenomena not al all nected with modern Spirit
uaIisia.
ADMISSION IS ctnts. The proceeds Of the Leo
tures will applied to aid the University Of which
the l. cturer ia President.
LIT those who deslrs Information upon this inter-
esting and curious subject, now engaging much
attention in the Literary world, attend the Lee
lures.
Tietets may be hid a. Ogden. and Cave 4 BAR
lcy's Bookstores. fnovi5d
H. N. ~ ana n n a n N n Tn.
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T. The Fremont Guard i. the name Of
~ lailtssy cospssy just organized in Gin
cinnasi, composed Of Germans.
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RDok1k Female College,
frvHB 1rst tssa q this iasttution viii - speoe4
cAssA, o CAs,haa Square.
4s. Nary Dsaa ssl Miss n. Q. Ball. who ~ -
nano1 = teosAsfs, havs bod nueh sxpssisnse a.
ouonoGe q fsnals ssoinAsiss, snl 6sing 9th I'm
saG1laseory tastinenisls Il their hisA Mtesasy ~
sseisi shassssss ladies' asA e thsas
snple fss in.ts.stisg n ~ VARIES
hEaasAsso Of : fuii sossss Of iibsrAisaseaetss.
The Trustees and rsaeheYs are pledged 70 special
vtgilAaee nd sgrt for The bsst masagsasas -
tie setirs sacosss OF this nsw sstsspslss,-se ~
postsns to the honor sad psospssity sf sss Az
ard they ask tho hsarty soopsuaioa anA sappsfs =
All Who dasre the ssccsss aad prspssiy Of - ~
Tsition fees fsr tsrm Of 10 vssks-Psinay
hraaohss o., advanssd beaaehss o. kxtrs, fosfDel.
Csnpstsas s.A cxpssisassd tsasAss vill ekss -
slsussioss In Latin. French, 0srnaa, Dsawiag.
Painting, and on the Ptano Issss = ~ sssssnasy
price, For tho 1rnaeeM,
LSOR SALK LOW AND ON GOOD T1R0A-l1es
E ana :, bloek LIS, corner q JSbnssa aad In
streets lots II aaA u, Nook -, Surnes q 4ada
and 18th strssts - fsst y. = lse xsss, ess.sr &
asYss Of bsassiful iasd, nils fron tevn, - ~
Dss Noines RsslseaA. I'D. WNCunAN,
ocs7s -l1as KseksE, IsssA
D1NKE5' SHsan, niss article. for sals & ~
- Troy Hardware 8eeee, sigp Of the 1oriss Leeh,
i3s AAiarst. AIoCh0CK, MOTT > 70.
nsrnCrOR TILL L0cgs--A perfect sss1ssily
- Tor ~ nsasy dnwsr, lss sails . - 1ssy
a"v1s nlTcaoodI. MOTT ! @.
DC DOE. just reosivod Of Amss' 6hovsls. -
s,, e; y 1l'Lls0aAsss L .. 4 3. ~.
n PILGRIMAGE = u AsAinaA 80 -,
IA With mann ana iilnstr ntiona b. +. =. nnetnn.
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csxsosss nzs.A0r - Dssss
ftAes sars for DssrAsa, DyssoGsry.
7 Apxnt, aud al a3setlsss x tAs tsos,s
osnlp poA4 Axation. Asa -, haahio I'D
|ssliasis t Il 10 uasqpAu1A ~ sAilArss
Eesssaiag. q with irritssss91e ~ ho~slss y
= Che sshiax rsmsdy II 60 Rsspsrsa -
soId 81 ia O. AAa4unx.
chssisas - 61nussss1,
s.W. ear. Olive . - -, O. Lssis.
For salsip Kaokuk BIZ r. u. Dupnaor. AnA Drug
sist. Esssrsaly. / fssg3sAA~sa
ATHENEUm.
THOMAS DUFF Manager ,
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. II,
first night of the engagsnsat Of Yaakes Lener
and Miss Clara IL Roy. On which OCCASION will Be
presented for the fret time srs. the drama called
THE PIRATES BRIDE.
AlcsGEs, Miss IL Roy
baGan, YAakes Lslner
Danes, by Mr. Miller
Afcr which the Domestic CemeAv NJ the
PEOPLES LAWYER. 81
Scion Shinsie, Yankee Letter
Tn evenings entertainment will coneiHds With
YANKEE oUrwlrTED IN KEoKUK.
Torn ntsd Tod, Yankee LsAsef
srC-For particulars bills VI the day.
Prices 81 AA1iss1en.
Parqnctie and Dress so cts.
ssniy S'rcie-......-f.' -.-....... ........-...zo
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Collectors and Invee
PATRONIZE TIE FINE ARTS
Aag0A1tceas CAsissunao Rveeeoss.
DATnTNK ~ ryDNN4vm2

PATRONIZE TIE FINE ARTSl
AAGaAftcsas Chsissunas Rssseass.
PATRICK 9 C20U00
A RE Offering to these WIN may psssuaiss than
"a between thu and ChrissAaA next, tlskss Jtes
~ charge for ev ~ two dollars eostA of khsst ha-
sic or other NusioAl Aer hanAiae pueuhsssA = The
usual ra'ea, ms distribution u 1sa k,.evoA
PIANO, MELODEON, VIOLIN & GUITAR,
V0lHed at $500.
The nnnber u tickets will b. limited ~ Toe 20
numbers Will BE- drawn; the hoid<r Of the 10th
drawn number will be entitled to tho doe Violin,
and Jaw the 10th " the Guitar; tbs Goth 70
tho Meiodeon, and the holder Of thc 10th drawn
namber will be entitled to the Ane Rosewood ootsve
Piano.
The person drawing the Piano oaa exchauRs IL on
good terms for Real Estate Ia this city, IL dsaissd
Call aud see che gfts and our stuck Of musical In
strum suts which sreof the 6rst quality Aad will b.
warranted for year.
The drawing will be conducted By . oammitass
chosen by the Iickst holders, and viii come ~ On
ChrisfSas Ers asrt, 81 clock In the evening.
Place Of drawing made known In due tine. The
best Of references given.
Sccondst., bet. Main and JohAsoo,
novi2-d keokuk. lows.
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a CosrRAsr.--New England, the home Of
virtue ana intelligence, community without
= peer IN point Of enlightenment, prosperity
aud moral worth, in the his, ory of the world
gives Republican majority OF $50, 900,
scarcely county Ia ali the s.x s,a,es voting
Tor the Black Democracy. The "five Points,
OF New York, the flthiess sink Of niaui,y
on the continent, where ignorance and lewd-
meas herd and lester, the spot perhaps OF all
theworld neares. 70 hell, voted ~ follows
Buchanan s,.6l, Fremont L.. Fillmore IL.
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WHOLESALE DKAlERs ~
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
Ne. So. MAAn ssrses,
kEOKUK, IOWA,

DosikdAwiy
iDRY COWDSl DIZZY 0OODsiI
sSiik sassaibers have Just received large lot Of
i New 0OoAe,
Our assortment Of DREsS GOODS cannot b. sur.
passed. snssaciag all ,Ae bess styles In the market
choice sriectioo ut
CLOTHS AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
gre.. variety Of Dress Tri.aiap; also, real
Thread Lacss and EnbrOidsriss Of all kinds, Mxal-
sos. GoSu sous, jskiAlxEs, 0Lova and HosIERy
also, u large tot Ut PitfN rs inst ssosivsd.
Customers Asd the public ere invited 70 cali and
s' aor,ss " Mr. u a.s.,. x AcaiLps
Attention Batsasrs.
LOT Of scAntlinG. vi al lengths, for sale cheap
n Il our Farniture Man ufaetory, iith street, bss
Main and Johnsoa.
nosiada KILBoURNE DAVIS.
A TWO story brick house containing fosr rooms,
an situate On Blss s4a''' ss' "a c. s.e
Firm " Cave Bailey. ~ Asin-st.
II. GtIsSER.
North side Main-st., bet 10th and Ilth Keokuk.
IA ANUFACTuRES house sad grave yard railing,
N versndahs. crates and steps, doors and shutter
Vt shsst Iron, 1t very low rates.
NJ also attends 10 all kinds VI house emithinR.
and repairs Looks and gurs. Gail - above.
noyis-dAwSm
IOWA BANKING HOUSE
or
flok les & kOoa0,
Mar Gov - so afsin Ms.,....... .KCOKUK. IOWA.
NXyE rccsivs deposits. discvuat paper and make
w coiisetions, 10 this city asd sbrosghoas the
No th-wcst.
Exshange bought And sold ct ssrrsnt rates.
0osu, SILVER, ana uncurreDt ncocy bought and
sold.
First ciAAs business paper wanted 1t market rates
sooxtox Exc1ARd1.
We sell DRAFT. sa EaG iand and ireland Ia sans
from me pound upwsrds At rsdassa rates Ard fur
uish drafts On 0sriaAny In the custeney Of any pro-
vince - Elori - .Thaien." MARX -Hanco5 ana
"Bssmsn ThAieu On France. Bsls.sm. Switser-
land asa Italy n.EsaIcs.
oo.Sssan9sss Waiting the city ass invited - call
q okss. whcre every iofornAtisa will b eiven
ard the hsst rales paid for kasessn drafts end eur
ssacy.
0RIsaBxCno.
Rank Repshlas. New Yssk City.
cAspenssrA vsrnily~, ~ Mail-st., New York
IsAiAh lns Cp., baitis1Oss. Nd
Dunlevy, DsAksA O., Gs1siuUati, q.
II. "A. Tuakss q Co., Exchanes nsnk. Chicssu,
John ]. AadAeson Co., S.. lOnis,
Jauss Rsbb AGO, New 0rlsaas.
noy12-d
1vLAS5tC and Historic Portraits, By Jas Drvse
- For sAis b. lnovil CAVE ! BAILEY.
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j. ID. ID. n.
,resnx. THE Mcmbsss Of both Lodges Of the
l. y. VI Q. \. OF this city are requested to
msat at the Hall this
Monday nhGAt, November l7sh, .
after tho closing Of ksokuk Ldge, fur the purpose
Of taking into sitaton the Propsiesy Of giving
an Odd Fellows Ball. fnovl7:lp
A PpLoGY.-ro my did rustomcrs, and the La.
n dies in particular, l owe apology for recent
changes In the inside An4emsns aad oatsids APP
pea.ancc Of my csta bishmeut.
Ihsaxh 1t was Il uatil after pstisni and thor
ough tisgsi) invest gatioa THAI became convisccd
at the error in the -ise Of my sixa, thai submit
ted to oh ,nye. hut In changing 1t from "LA4tiss'
Shes shop" have not ceased TO manufacture ali
kinds VI Lad.s shoes bsfors, but have, In sidi.
ton engaged in Boot making for their Husbands,
bfot acrs, Sons and L,vcrs, that oil your fam
lily AID fricnds be- accumulated 1t one shop
the ONLY DYE N kEokuk whsre yeu can get any
,hins IN the Boot and Saoe line, msds 70 order. 10
At A. DUkE's E.ot aud shoe Shop, No. 30 Aaia
srect--where also the best quality and grestest
riety u Eastern w,rk Is kept Tor sale shrsp.
ms and examine the goods and buy. or leave Or
ders, which wall b< promptly attended 20 BY
novl7- y. A. DUKE.
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CO Thacksray, when on board steamer,
entering the hArbor OF Smyrna, got inspired,
and delivered himself ofthe following:
..The paddle wheel ID the great conqueror.
Wherever the captain crics stop her, civil.
ration stops, and lands in the ships boat, and
makes \ permanent nc0usintance with the
savages On shore. Whole boats Of crusaders
have passed, and died, and butchered here
in vain. But to manufacture Europeau iron
into pixies and helmets Was waste Of
nesal. In the shape Of piston-rods and fur
mace bars, ii 10 Irresistible; and | think an
siiegory might be made. showing how much
stronger commerce is than chivalry, and an
lshng With grand image Of Mahomst's
ere cent being extiuguishsd in Fulton's boi-
ler.n
RickEr 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared 10 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon PLATING With
continuous Gum, which for beauty And
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to DO the ncAsest work that i
done 10 the City, and at . less price than
any othcr Office here. Once on BlondeAu
between Third and Fourth.
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g PBCTACLkS--Ths best assostnsst IT golAs
- .,i.:, and ''sl ;P:s.sSsls: e cAxp.r,1n
GsLOCKS.-A large assortnsss Of CIscks, 4 al
sovS-dAs PARMELE 3 CANPBIlLs.
TyuTLERY.--Av very larss Aasssenass ~ psshsl
nov6-siAx PAnMIl.E s CANPbELI's
DTsTOL6s-Cslt's :. Bsalss, Roklss . Lewssaoes
! and AIisn's revolving, Also the bsss siagls ord
doss: s:[r' p'''o''' E. 81. y
N1 gsoists. socordsoas; Also ssriags and tsia-
":sss q .,'''a' s fxsx e sss 31fsLs
sseso1-ss. CAsap rsresgas Oensssis,
q: cps S:ns RI raS y: 1rsfk ea1;:sEe'
NIKars now receiving ~ cheapest and beststoek
w II fashionable elosks sAawls hlask silks, ~
nets ribbons, Sewers emhfvidsries, new Style trm-
ninEs, velvet ribbons, woolsa and cashmere b.
ssry, osssnos, aslsanes iustres, sattc0s, woolsn,
linsn shirts md collars, bisaehsa and sshieashsd
muslins, Irish lin~ns, blsAchsd Aa1 sahlsseksd
table cloths and napkins, head. dress ~ htaiAs,
sraselsts Of every variety, peEisssry, hair a.d
:. :s. .sss Il. :ss . i s ,. .''''
n. B. W. have engaged tn services II ose Of ~
hast cl0ak makers 3ast sOndnst eloak depast-
nsas. Closks sut without charge ~Asa he aats-
ossai1 R.H. ABBOTT ! co.
4 ouasl1 0asn Sor 0alo.
4 vAnn eoseAinias - asres, - - Il beine %
IA elessA, choics land. only II miles frsa Kss-
kuk. cd mitss from Belfast. For pAstic9lass g.
esireef HOWARD KILDOURNK, keekuk, e. e
ono. ETANM0Op,
o. tAePremDe.
0Assae Prairie, IevA. Asg 3s-AAvtf
lILAxaED WA1eIDO.
TAd0 psia issan unliaitsd amsant ,Asiissssa q
~ or MIN. 4. n. DIaS6zlL %.
ssct3-AAwsn
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/ CO The Anseiger says the Germans in
st. Louis voted for Fillmore under protest,
having the word protest printed on their
tiekefs
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A letter from one of the Free State
prisoners at Lecompson, says that Col. Titus,
the border rufhan leader, who has charge Of
them, and who is drumming up recruits for
Walker, ''has offered any one his liberty and
free passage, to join Col. Walker in Nioar-
aqua"
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CvLAS5N and Historic Portraits, By Jas Drvs1
~ 70. sAls b. lnovll CAVE BAILEY.
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Fremont VorKs IN BALrxoRx.-The Bal
timore Patriot says that pa votes were
cast for Mr.. Fremont, in Baltimore, mostly
Germans
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IOWA BANKING HOUSE

Bank Repshlis. New Ysrk City.
Carpenter vsrniiy~, ~ Wall-st., Nsu York.
IsaiAh In~ 3 Cp., Baltis1ors. Nd.
Dunlevy, Dsaksh O., Utnsiuuati, O.
II. A. Tasksr 4 Co., Exchaaes D~nk, Chicago.
John j. AadAeson Co., s.. Lpnis,
Jauss Rsbb AGO, New 0rlsaas.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17

ILLINOIS. AT the moment of writing it
seems quite certain that the whole state Re-
publican ticket is elected by majorities rang
ing from 5000 to 10000, but that Buchanan
has from 1000 to 5000 majority. A great
number Of Fillmoreites voted for our state
ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17

1As saAssaio.sd ksvs spssA C1AIR E7on1
10 this City, ~ will aIulUs kssp - - lar1p
variety q Csse ~ WlAess eAetss, 1sskiae CAaiss
= yaFioss styies ~ 9sss, CAi1seo = GAais, 81.
a vensatsd II 1sSt r6ts na1ssial ~ 80 wssk-
neasAip
WIN - go wholesale and Retail, - shan> q
~ OA1apao1. KELLY nAvO.
ssDs S.A8siyf.
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Afsor which, the Domestic C.n~Av NJ the
PEOPLES LAWYER. s
Scion 3hinxie, Yankee Letner
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q PECT ACLE6.--Ths best assostnsnt II golA,
- silver and steel spoctacles at
nov6-AAw PARMELE CAnRDgILE,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-12
u ic0,

In this town, on the "a inst, EMrLiSE wife
of Anon Wilcox, aged 90 years
: In Lincoln, on the 9th ult., M.R.sp. A.
daughter Of the late Rodney G. Colby, aged
eight years.
In Monkton. Oct. 3lst, TIMOTHY c. SMITH.
Esq. aged CT years.
Ia Chicago, Ill, Oct. 81, ZEvAs MrRrcK,
Esq, of Bridport, aged 80 years
The deceased was we'll and LONG known y.
hresidcnt OF Bridport. He was one Of its
Oldest settlers, good inhabitant industrious
man, kind neighbor and useful citizen. He
left his home in company with two children
to visit other children in the place where he
died, and, to their deep affection and sorrow,
he survived hia .--;-~i ---iv 49, 49, NJ
was calm. trusting and resigned to the last.
His remains were accompanied by his chill
dren back to Bridport, and on the first Sab
bath in this month inferred in the quiet rave
yard near his residence, in Bridport. Rev.
X. Haven, Of Shorcham, conducted the cS-
erciscs, which were solemn ard impressive
throughout The assembly far exceeded the
capacity of the church, being composed of
numerous relatives, acquaintance, citizens,
and members Of the Masonic fraternity from
various Lodges, all gathered to lay the trib-
ute Of respect to the memory Of the departed,
and to sympathise with surviving friends and
relatives. Con-.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-12
Is it Madness

The mental condition of tho nephew
Of Hamlet's Uncle, is an interesting
question, but we leave it to those who
have time and taste for such recondite
and weighty matters, TO consider the
sanitary condition of Uncle Sam, neph.
ows, to whom the old gentleman has
seen fit to commit the principal manage.
ment of his Temperatures.
Various developments, from time to
time, have caused us painful solicitude a.
bout our cousins, so strong, no wsver are
our fraternal feelings, that We have been
reluctant to believe any thing is amiss.
But since so sagacious, and so reliable
a man as MIR. Bolts, who has been much
more intimate in that part of the planta.
tion than we and having been occupi-
ed more or less for term of years in
studying the. symptoms of the cease" has
pronounced i. madness; we are COMPEL.
to believe that monomanis, of some de-
scription, has become epidemic in that
branch of the family. The matter ia
not provocative of sympathy merely /;
when we hear them threaton-in case
our patronizing relation should be pleas
ed to take the stewardship from them
to seize the strong box, the family rec
ords, and all the estate personal de-
privipg us Of our rigbtful inheritance, it
becomes q matter of very personal inter-
est to US; and becomes our duty to our
selves, as we'll as to them, to hud out
the best way to prevent the disaster.
We judge from developments we have
heard of in Washington and Kansas,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-12

The OYSTER Misunderstanding to
the Baltimore American, the product of
the oyster trade of that city is equal to
or greater than the product of all the
wheat and corn raised in the State Of
Maryland. The whole shores Of the
Chesapeake and its tributaries are adapted
to tho growth of the oysters, and as but
one year is required for their full growth,
an immense profit accrnes to those in the
business IA profit which is estimated at
some three hundred to six hundred per
cent. There are $50 vessels engaged in
the business, which average 900 bushels
to the cargo. and require nine or ten days
for trip. These vessels, making in the
aggregate 5000 trips during the eight
months in the year in which they are en-
gagged, gavo total of 100000 bushels
per year sold in the Baltimore market.
The oysters bring an average price of so
cents per bushel which gives grand to-
tai of 81. 400, 600 per year paid for oys.
tiers by the dealers in Baltimore. Some
of the houses send by the Baltimore and
Ohio and Baltimore aud Susquehanna
railroads, to say nothing Of other modes
of transportation, from eight 20 twelve
tons canned oysters per day. The shells
are carried, for manure, to all parts Of
Virginia and North Carolina In tho
shocking" of oysters, the shells will in
crease about one.fourth, which would
give total of about 6,000, 1000 bushels Of
SHELLS, which sell for two cents per bushel,
making return of 100 900 per year for
the shells alone