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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-13

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Stare GSiyyKstry.
Inc next regular course OF lectures will
commence en- thursday, oct. 3ash. The IL.
Tlaactory VII be delivered by Prof. Marsh.
Iae session wl.. eoatiuue f3ar month. -
usaAl, aud slK lectures viii be even daily
\ neS appointment has teen made 70 ~.
char OF Anatomy, IN the person 81 u Msss.
er, Al. ID Formerly Of Indiana Medical cal.
iege, The ioroFie (lni. fines, il n,,,,sn.
this appointment, sass
better selection could net have ~.
made. Professor Mepker's experience A. =
Anatatnist il uaeqas.lel IN the W.
country. and his extensive ael,aain,a,e. 49,. F.
rfpstastpn not only as a teacllerof Anata,n,
bat rs an operative Surgeon. must al I,
strength to TN institution in which ho nm,
engage. '''
~ Ia. been Our good fortune TO listen n
mshy is"rh.rs 10 the various departments am
Schools - Medicine, anl We snnak ,rtta.
itatlsslg ~hen VIZ say that prefi.sar Nj =
j. ~ saseessfal q Teacher ani u .man., 80,
OF Anatomy Il Hpt more -. linn -.
have eseF Incl with.
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Diss0l q sion .

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
~ heretofore existing between Ross Rogers 10
dissolved. All persons having accounts against
tho firm will please present them for payment ind
all persons indebted to the firm will please cali and
settle with james NJ. Rogers. All persons are for
bad trusting John Ross account Of the hrm here
tofore existing between him and me, ~ will not be
liable for any such contracts.
JAMES N. ROGERS.
keskuk sent IL 1856 DIR
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Near cor "a johnson sts, opposite the ST. Charles
DAkTlCVLAk attention paid TO buying and sell
ing real estate, negotiating ioana and aDy OF her
business that may be entrusted TO their charge
Persons DESTROYS Of buying seliing invited 70
cali at the late once vi kac 4 Lynch, where, by
reason Ut their conspicaous position % one Of The
most b1siness streets the above enjoy superior cd
yantAges Tor the purchase aud sale Of real estate.
Aslsnssoa directed 10 the following property nov
CRY PROPERTY.
Rear cnds Of lotsl, and 8, In block III, b.
tween llth and l2th. Front on Timea-
4th. Full lot. House rents for $500. Also stable
and eistern.
~ It. front On Main. ~itha depth Of l.o feet
part Of lot I. in block 1888.
Lot 70 II front and 80 n. deep on Sd betvesn
ExchAuye and Alley.
~ q. oy l40 IT,, near corner 9th aud johnson.
Block No. 10, ia Reds addition.
Corner lot johnson and sth streets lot 7, block
I0T.
House and lot On s,h st., between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot ,, block ~. and lot 4, block 20.
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
streets.
Lot TOO feet by 20, on l.t, between johnson and
lot ~ BY 100 feet Sd ST., between Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot 70 by 90 feet, near the corner Of 4th and EE-
change.
Lot on BlondeAu, between 18th and 9th /; opposite
the new Hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep aud 20 feet from, on 9Th street.
between Main and Biondeau, and corner Alley.
next new Hotel.
Lot corner Of High and Sixth srsets--lot Z,
block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
W acres adj Joining Boston, IA miles from Keokuk.
on the Plank Road A fine improves farm
100 acres VI 6ne land in Illinois, u miles from
II Hamilton, and miles from the river; capable Of
DIVISION into several market farms.
SIS acres Of splendid soii in Clark county. No. 5
lies from keokuk. Has produced ~ bushels OF
wheat 10 the acre.
800 acres of land in Dodge county, Mo.
l2e acres Of fne land in Monf xomery Co. Iowa
mile from Frankford, the county scat and the
whole finely wooded and wateresi.
highly improved farm in Illinois Of 1876 scses
l2o fenced into fields, aud balance In splendid
timber. This farm 10 miles from Carthage, and 7
miles from Northern Cross Railroad, now in opera
t,on contains = substantial house with o rooms |;
also . namber of ont houses has hne we'll Of
water ~ the door Of the milk house IL one mile
from q saw mill and within 5 mies VI Of several
grlst mills. Title good and warranted.
Five acres of ground, being fine building site,
~ Section ~, Townshipo5. rangeo 5, two miles from
MAn-st.
farm miles from town, near tho Plankrosd,
containing 100 acres, improved.
fiveW Sen ssrcs Of land adjoining Belding's res
idence.
Lynch 1 Wootton are agents for the sale of larr,
Quantities Of land in various parts Of Missouri.
scpt6-dsf
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Nottce . the Ladies.
kNMBROIDEkED WORK done In ali ito bra ches-
~ IN Silk, Worsted, and Cotton thread, on Dress,
q, Manhllas, Vests, Shirt Bosems Initial Letters
ana whole names on Pocket Handk crsheifs. ALSO,
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds Of Fancy Needle.
WORK m.de to order from large variety Of patterns
on hand 1t the Fancy Store vi
Mrs. KATE WEIaMANN,
Second st., bet. Main 4 JoAnson,in
Jalyl7.dtf Orsham's Duildins.
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Tn The man who holds the ladder ut the
bottom 10 frequently Of more service than
nc who - stationed at the top Of il.
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KANSAS NEws.-In addition to the letter OF
our correspondent, We publish this morni ny
coplous extracts from several Of the Nilsson.
n river papers. The intelligence convened
by the latter, discioses no new facts OF mo-
ment, but gives number OF interesting par
ticulars Of the skirmishes which have taken
place, and accounts Of the condition of the
ro-slayery forces, their plan of operation,
their fears, and the disafFection and inefi
cheney Of their leaders and men. Atchison.
stringfellow and Doniphan are reported to
have resigned, while the forces under Reid
hni Richardson are no. sufficient TO assume
the offensive against Lane, who, it seems.
with large and well drilled force is sweep
ing the country, and threatening an incur.
sion into Missouri. Meanwhile, bitter and
load are the explanations heard from all
quarters. against President Pierce and See
rotary Davis, because of their indifferent.
do nothing policy Missouri Democrat,
9th.
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REDUCE OUR NOMINAL tn THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THRorGHorT THE
WORLD, AND YOu COVER orR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See Bi
ehanaa's Speech on Lo'e ,o9cs Niles Register, rel
I, paee fa6.
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e.. ODERTOP,
SIGN Of THE BIG FIDDLE,
Main-st., bet. ID and Sd, .EEOKUK
pEALkH IN
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
Mustcal lasssMms nts, shot Guus.
sep5dAwy Pistobs, Ae.
Fashion and tho Himc Arts.
ESLlE'S Gasette Of Fashion and Beau Monde
- lie Bon Ton and Monthly Reporter Of Paris,
London and New York FASHIONS;
Godey's Ladies Book
Peterson 3 Ladies Magazine;
The London Art Journal
The London Illustrated News:
For sale ~ the LITERARY DEPOT,
septod Johnson-st.. near Postolkce.
SAAvING AND HAIR .CNTTlN0.
vNnE saloon Of deorge Cabus, below Parsons
Bank. On Main street, is the fArorite resort II
Gentlemen Tor clean shaving aud agrssa bic chan
panin and for SCIENTIFIC nAIR CUTTING the Proprie
tor challengss the entire profession in Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety Of choice Fancy Articles, including
anesoaps, Pomasum, Brushes Of all kinds, Crsvsts,
Collars, &c., always on hand, and cheaper than
elsewhere GEO. CXRUS
Sept. I-dGmw3m
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WANTED.
A GOOD RESTAURANT C0QE

A GOOD RESTAURANT COOK
ALSO 2 GOOD GIRLS,
Two whom good wages will be pail. KnQuire ii
L the young America Saloon, opposite the Pos,
Once seplldtf NJ. 8. MAGOUN.
Boarding.
NELLS HOUSE, corner Of Second and ohnson
w streets, having changed Propristop and I'm
dergone thorough renovation, il now open FOR the
reception OF permanent and transient boayders.
sepildtf j. W. BECKLEY, Proprietor
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/ Absus Catholic Priests Marrying
/ RTOSOstamgs.
A couple OF gentlemen Of this CITY made 1
BET the other day, about the rulss and roeu
lations enforced by the Catholics in the per-
Torrance OF the marriage service. One took
the New York Express grosnd-which HAS
been endorsed and reiterated BY sll the Fill
more and buchanan papers in tho Union
that Catholic Priest would not, under any
influence short Of absolute compulsion,
marry couple, unless one was Catholic.
who would take vows to bring up the chill
drcn, the fruit OF the union, in the Catholic
Faith This assertion was made, as every
body should know, with the design of pro-
ducing the impression, that as Col. Free
mont was married by Catholic Priest and
his Jessie was Presbyterian, that the Colo
mel must have been Catholic. Well, the
gentlemen whom we mentioned as Differing
on this subject, put up their money, and
called at ST. Navier's College, and asked for
the decisive information. They speedily
learned that where couples present them
selves, desiring to be united in marriage, and
both are Protestants, that Catholic Priests
have no hesitation whatever in marrying
then.
But, il one OF the parties 10 Catholic, and
the other Protestant, there are objections
which, while both parties are firm in their
faith, are insurmountable. II follows, that
as Jessie Il ,nton is Presbyterian, and no
ono ever accused her Of forsaking her relig-
ion, that COL Fremont could not have been
united with her in marriage, by Catholic
Priest, il he had been Catholic. If those
who have insisted so vehemen.ly that Free
mont is a Catholic, we're honest, or decent,
this would end the controversy. But thev
have sworn that he is n Catholic, and are de-
termined that he shall be one. And now il
any OF the ardent Fillmore young men about
town, don't believe that Catholic Priests will
marry Protestants, let them take nice here
tic of the feminine gender under their left
wing-next the heart--and see il they can't
have the knot tied in quick time.--[ Cincin-
natl Commercial.
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~ Inc talent OF tn rning men into ridi-
CUE - the eratihcatior Of little minds nnd
ungenerous tempers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-13

u Ia9mas e. Sharp, Of Warsaw, ha,
bern nominated By the Eepublte41. il ia
Illinois congressional distric, 81 poste a.. -
MI the Vacancy oocasloned bv nc resignation
u Col. Richardson.
ET- Paul Julien has been presented with
. cross OF the Legion 81 Honor and invited
to the Court Of France, for which he viii
soon leave the United States.
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Fremont nnd Buchanan--Thc Com
trAAJ.

FREE LiB0R--TliE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY. AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
Rs ALONE To BE RELIED ON AS THE BuL-
WARK or FREE INSTITUTIONS. - JoHs G.
ERgNosrys L.ff,f or 4fFfptrnfe
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ABUSE or FREMONT. The Southern Jour
mails aud people are getting more and more
rabid as the prospect of Fremont's election
grows brighter and brighter. They seem un-
able to find language which will fully express
their detcstation of the man and the princi-
pies he represents. The following. taken
from communication which occupies a con-
spicuous place in late number Of the
Charleston 6. CD Mercury, is n fair speci-
men
In performing the duty which, as fellow
citizen, owe to YOU and this State, s.no pru-
dent forms of decorum, and gentle rules Of
discretion, which some men endeayor to
unite with the conduct Of the greatest and
most hazardous affairs" shall deter me from
the task have undertaken. shall strip
from your life the garb with which it would
clothe the leper, shall trample under foot
the decorations with which they would adorn
the foul presence. If, in doing so, | should
happen to trespass little, let it always be
supposed that may have present in my mind
not the successful adv enturer, the schemine
Spectator, the tool Of party, the intriguing
aspirant Tor power and the Presidency; but
" ''S .ane", hu"s's, chaTity Doy OF the
streets OF Charleston-the bastard son of a
French fiddler, the ingrate citizen, the heart.
less son, the faithless man, the renegade pol-
itcian, the traitor to the State of South
Carolina. Naked in person, as we found YOU
in our streets, shall present the loathsome
object Of your moral deformity to the public
view OF the State to which you owe your ex-
lstence, and which you have betrayed. Sir,
under these circumstances, your sense OF de-
cency will Mt once teach you to perceive the
great moderation which shall have made
use OF toward you.
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LII n g n RI

Al aow prepared TO furnish all kinds Of Lumber
seestt ttlis IN very short notice, either 1t the
"Fase Oew Nil" shove town, or delivered. have
anc 1S,000 Feet u seasoned Hsmlock Joists.
JunsltdU HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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WI. y. Acsrts c. n ALDkns
WIN. ~. AUaTIN 4 co.,
WHOLESALE 1kOCERS PRODUCE DEALERS. 4
Co9otsslon More hanss,
No. 100 Main street, ................kEOkUK, Iowa
sept5d
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The Alabama Mad, in speaking Of the
sfoo'lns Of The Irish water by that distin-
gn'shed Democrat, Z. 1. Herbert. saws
IL getting time that raiters nj the
No,ia were convinced that they are aerraats
and not 'gentlemet,' in disguise. We home
this Herbert affair will teach them prudence !,
Ihe Washington Union, the national or
gan oi buchanan, says that the FREQ white
iaborers Of kaRsas
Are a miserable blear-eyed rabble who
nave beensransferred like SO many cattle 10
that country"
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WANTED.
"A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which ]
viii pay good price, and make pay ments u
salt the parties.
sept5d WIN. II. AUSTIN
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W ell kinds kept constantly on hand and IA
~ ssle--osts, Corn, Chop-fred bran, shorts
Shipstud, &C., nj the City Mills Store.
seN5-d W.h.AUSTIN h co.
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GPsas Exctsemens.
MORE FLOUR for the Dollar, NJ the City Mills
1v1 Store. than was ever offered in the city Of ke-
okuk Those wishing choice article Of new
Wheat Flour, can be supplied by leaving their or
den 81 the City Mills Store.
Also, the cheapest Groceries now offered Ia tho
city. Ourstock was selected with great care, and
expressly for the city and nAtter ourselves that
We can make Il ~ the advantage OF all our custom
ers who may give US n cali
Also, aiwayson hand fresh supply Of Country
You viii bear In MUD that We guarantee our
Flour to equal 70 any that il brought to this
ket, and to suit the purchaser or the money re-
Of ch sIsa' r., q &C city Free
Jy2S-d3m Main St.. bet. 4th and 5th.
kNOk SALE 1t bargain for cash.
/ good two horse wagons,
span horses and mules,
] mare and colt.
aug - W. II. AUSTIN 1 co.
+ soOPEkiNo Of ali kinds done TO order ana trim
~ ming done in any part of the city.
All orders lcf, 1t the "city Mill Store" win be
aug ~ WI. AUSTIN / CO.
XNANTED-iO good good coopsTs will and CON
w slant employment and the highest prices paid
ans19 W. II. AUSTIN 60.
WANTED "A good practical miller. can have
w steady employ mcnt II the City Mills
aug27 W. II. AUSTIN = co.
"ANTED-io0.U 900 good understandable stAyea.
" for which We will pay the highsst oash price
Also l00, 900 hooppoles.
ug22 w. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
LYNCH 4 WOOTTON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
II EALESTATEa and Investing Agents, corner Of
y second and johnson streets, kcokuk, lows.
Parties having city or country property Tor sale.
will please enter Ii on our register and Those de-
string TO parehass will please cali and examine our
list. eoptodtk
- -
FLASHED WANTED.
~ ASH paid for IN unlimited amaunt, delivered ct
II RIHGHII
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Fremont ssDgEf SrrALER. When the
question: oil fremonts Beef contract in Cali.
farnia was before the Indian committee. Mr..
buehanan appeared Ne witness in his be-
ball, certified to the prorriety Of the con-
tract and accounts, and upheld him emphat.
iea'i'. "Fat that in your pipes aud smoke
- Faa who have ceniescended TO the pti.
'a' ba''ness q slandering him rs n s.beef.
steslsr -
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aud generally We may add, in this country,
Fremont. Is il any marvel that Savc-dri-
wing Democrats are disgusted with them and
are afraid of them There is too much Of
that hateful little word Stree" about the in
stltution TO suit their ears.
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aug2S HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.
Good News for the Ladies'.

0OO0 GvOWD XOx Tue A001O8.
+ HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
i of Dry Goods that have been detained BY lownsss
Of water In u. Ohio River over months, and must
Be closed out BY order Of steamboat owners. They
consist In part II rich mantllss parasols, mmses
Perfumery, ginghams, cslicos, lawxs, dotted and
plain. barred and plsin JAcksnstts, Grape, broehs
and cashmere Shswls, Gsntlsmens shirts and
drawers, silk aad fancy Cravats; large assortment
VI Embroidery. Gentlemen and Ladies' Hosiery; IN
fac. that Il kept in general Dry Goods,
and Fancy store, will be found At the New and
OnEAf c!Unh, second st.,0pposite the Athsnoam,
between Maia and johnson, keokuk.
July Tod WIN. SULLIVAN, Agent.
fhoA HWAkWick. wRAY RoWn.
0WANWICK u DRO WN,
" hOLkSALS ciothisu, and Dealers In Fur
Nv nishing Good, Main street, over B. r. Moo
dy's boot aud shoe store, Keokak, Lows.
sspts-dlm.wIy.
DORT FOLl0S, Writing Desks. Ladies 0Iass
l Inkstands, and variety Of Fancy Stationery
for Ladiss' use, for sale ct O0DEN'E
sspt6 Bookstore.
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oauce Pans.
bright French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Rauos
- Pans, Cnllenders, Skimmers, Dppcrs, Waah
Basins, Ladies', Forks, Spoons, Cups and Selves i;
HAS Kettle; Tin Kitchen Ware JspAnsd Chsn-
Der and Water Pals foot Baths; Trunks, Caas,
and variety Of other articles on sale at I50 Aain
aug2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT i co.
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COng1eBsioual,

WAsTIiNGTON, july 9.-Sendfe. Resolutions
were adopted directing the Secretary Of the Sen.
alto To take the three bills, passed over tho veto
Of the President to tho Secretary of State with
tho order that they be deposited in that depart
ment.
The proposition to print 90 900 copies Of the
Kansas bill as il parsed the Senate, without n
mcndment was then taken up and considered.
House.--Ihe House ordered 10000 copies Of
the report of the committee in tho Sumner
to be printed
The subject of mismanagement Of the cxpcndi-
iure of the public funds public buildings, was
considered and postponed.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, called up the Sumner
and Brooks report, concluding with "A resolution
for the expulsion Of the hitter from tho House,
and expressing disapprobaion at the conduct of
AIessrs, IIdlnundson, of Virginia, and Kcitt of
$. Carolina.
Mr.. Cobb of Gcorgiu, moved Il substitute, de
cluring that the House had no jurisdiction in the
case.
Mr.. Clingmsn. of North Carolina, agreed with
Mr.. Cobb, and thought The assault had been too
much inagnihel BE oontended that 10 breach
of privilege had been committed. Men of courage
he said are rarely guilty Of SANDER. aud those
who falsify arc generally towards. He believed
Mr.. Sumner closely allied with Garrison, Philips
and others of that stripe, aud like them, was in
favor of disunlon.
Mr. Bingham replied to Mr.. Clingman.
Mr. Brooks expressed bis qualification, that
Mr.. Bingham discaimed any personal unkind
ness and asking him whether he understood him
correctly ms saying, that be- Brooks,was guilty Of
moral turpitude and of perjury
Mr.. Bingi am denied any such assertions.
Mr. Brooks expressed himself satisfied.
Mr. Orr deprecated the fact that an attempt
had been made to impress the public mind with
the belief that Sumner had been stricken down
while pleading on behalf of the people of Kansas
Such was not the case. Mr.. S. was punished for
a libel on South Carolina and Islander on Sena
tor Butler. 1t was not true that Sumner was
struck down with, budgeon. but on the contra
ryit had been proven that tho stick was not an
inch in thickness.
When Mr.. Orr concluded. tho House adjourn
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Col Fremont's Letter Defining his Position

NEw YoRK, July 9.-The papers here contain
Col Fremon,'s promised letter on the great POI
l,ical questions of the day. With regard to tho
vexed question of slavery, he says:
at would be out of place here TO pledge my
self to any particular policy that has been sug-
pu.ted to terminate sectional controversy. A
practical remedy is the admission of Kansas az
a free State The South should, in my judgment,
earnestly desire such consumnation. 1t would
yjndicate its good faith and correct the mistake
of the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and
the North having practically the benefit of this
agreement, would be satisfied with "a measure per
fectly consistent with the honor of the South and
its vital interests"
He further says, that free labor cannot be driv-
en- from Kansas without provoking desperate
struggle, and that the monopoly of the soil and
slave labor to kill it, might reduce the emigrants
TO labor on the same terms slaves.
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Conversational.

WAsmsaros, July 10th --SrsArE.-The Indian
appropriation bill WAS amended and passed.
Mr.. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign ReIa-
tons reported bill TO amend the act to promote the
efficiency of the Navy. It taken mp and con-
sidcrcd. Several amendments were made including
to strike ous che section revivug the grade Of
Admiral.
The Senate then adjourned.
llouss-The resolution ofMr. Ball for the appoint
ment of secret committee to enquire into the sub
eel Of alleged frauds, in connection with the con-
suction Of the Public Buildings was adopted,
The consideration of the Sumner assault WINS re-
sumed but without taking vote the Hoese adjourn
ed