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Asseralls, ~ 9. z. Trails, With = 1ntsease-
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voy - evelsa. y Q. 7. Dsass, sashes = 0s0e
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

c. The cisisens Of Palmyra, Missouri are
about to establish new Bank under the
banking law passed at the late session Of the
Legislature of that State. The stock 10 near
ly oil taken by citizens Of the vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

Kesk uk, Fl. Des NolAes 4 Minnsso.
- NaslFoaA.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
IN Saturday, the Ath inst, two trains will leave
~ kcekuk TOR farmington and AL intsrmediats
points, one at 7:%S .. m, aud one at 10 D. n. Re-
turning. leave Pennington at 1 p. N. AAd ,. u.
ahording An Opportunity to those Who desire il OF
spending the day In the country. Fare M and
down half price. y. DWIGHT RATION,
-rly1d Engineer and Superintsnlsut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

GAMBLING IN OR CIrY.-lt has been the
Impression Of many citizeus for some time,
that Mt. Pleasant Was infested with . rang
OF professional gamblers, Who had head
quarters somewhere 10 the city whore their
midnight orgies we're performed. On Thurs-
day evening man named George Z. Butler,
Who spent some months here last fall, and
has been for some two or three weeks past 10
town, was arrested on y charge Of vagrancy,
and on Friday morning Was examined before
W. d. Lecdman, ESQ.,, and convicted Of the
charge. II Was clearly proven BY the prose-
casion that he WAS . gambler, and on the
triaiit Was made apparent wAo were the con.
federatss, and where the iniquity was habit.
aally practiced. Butler was sentenced to
pay the costs Of prosecution, give bail in the
sum OF elOO for his good bshavior for one
year, and stand committed until the sentence
Was complied with. We hope this i the
starting point for . general rsnov alton Of the
city from the nefarious influence Of the nm.
hung scoundrels that are fostering on our
social body. We understand that the CITY
Solicitor il proceeding against the proprie.
tors OF IA" shell, and intends making a
clean sweep Of the entire fraternity. So
mote 1t be.--l Mt. Pleasant Home Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

MASrTAcrrRE or CoUNrRayErr Wrxsy,-
The following singular fact 10 recorded by
the Paris correspondent OF the Journal Of
Commerce:
Looking just nov It : list Of joint stock
companies, | was struck with the title Of
tho General Company Of Fictitious or Coun.
.erfeit Wines, formally sanctioned BY the
Project Of Police. II Il stated in the aaver-
'isemens that no grape juice nor alcohol 10
e. put the lngrsdisats are not spseiAsd.--
The capital Of the company 10 two nillion Of
francs the shares are twenty thousand IL
number the product 10 cold from foar 70
eight sous the quart, and has the taste, the
appearance, and 'all the hygienic qualities OF
the good, old natural Wines The COMPANY
has been quite successful the dividends have
been ak per cont, besides An adequate re-
serve. The wines are subjected 10 chemical
analysis by authority"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03
Job Press for sale.

We have for sale Job Press OF Mon.
tsgue's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until il
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. II
could be made very servicsable in country
ONCE, and We will sell itst : bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

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supper. SsmPsy frafiss !''-Punoh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

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KssrE \ = SIS
wHoLDsALE AND RETAIL
GR0CERIEs, PROvIsION MS
Produce,
NO. % MAIN sfRxET,
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Merchant Tailor,
HAVING psrsAassl tAssssirs stesk q llssss.
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MAKE AND FIT GARMENTS
Of every description IN ~ line 1t bssinsss, ~ he
sAortsss notice aad II tAs aoss fasAosAhis styss.
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tsgs, Colinss, cravnAs, UsdsssAists Draw
su ssd faaU toilet sseas ever
l~osght - ~ city. Also,
. large stssk Of
DBADHs0AD8 CLOTHING
q fashieasbls styles, which aa saxisss 10 sell
Shssp fes sash. All are Invited 10 call saa ssan-
he.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

NosAes - ConesaosoSp.
CxAl4D proposals Will - feselvsl g ~ -
~ - "a Cay laelnsss until s'elaek r. -, q
1ssaays ytly eth, A. D. 1851 fse ~ ofaAlxa {
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Also, ~ ~ reAiAe 4 coansysial Allsy, 1.
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Ans IT City.
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rvnsnsfsr shs shsvs work to ~ nAas II ~
ssnt. - fsas nssAs q rs CITY; interest paysSas
sssai4 sAnuaiiy N New Yest.
L. HUTCHlND0M.
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RO2 YALE.
CUVxRAL GOOD Io1D. sIsueaeS il dtGAesat
~ pasts II ~ city, ~ sais . lssssaias Vsrns.
1aQSiA e he salsssignsl, q u 60 e C.. 9.
btSea. - ssssss -. 1aia "a Jek.ssas
tooe1edin WM. ~ Dixon.
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n 01D8&C8 81 00es - Mssrna 04see4. g.
N pestte ~ 0righesa 0saee.
) le1ee to J. ,. 0saSssd, Md.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

ca Shakespeare House, at Stratford on
Avon, 10 to be enclosed by glass house. A
kind Of chrystal palace speculation, We pre-
sumo, under the prstsnee Of reverence for
the memory Of the "sMan Of Avon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

s1sns ss1sssigasd sassssl iuts pastssssAip .
= tie afst day q June, fss The nannlassAre anA
ssis of Lias. Having erected one q Ps1s's at
eat Psrpssual llne Eiias, " A. assl - fur.
.isA essseosfs With . very superior @uality q
kios % hAna or delivered 70 erdss, % he akeet.
81 noties.
G. o.IAgals Co. ars orr regular anoAesiseA
Aeea6. - havs fall DovsS - rSssivs orders -
Aeke eollsstious. z
0Aes - JaAassa street, twe doors 49, ~
Fests9es, vhsss ssdsn sss seliai4ed.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

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T AkD--tO ebis. choice leaf for saie 81
IL iuly1-d2W kELIyO<}1} 4 RlRGD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

ga nsw Baking House is about to 90
isbo operation 1t Qsincy. Aessrs. Brown.
Ing, Bushnell, Wood, Ball, and other leading
sitisens, srs proniasnt in tbs enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

portion of the politicians Of Woolwich have seen
Mr.. Townsend, and ascertaned tina, he has wish 70
sign; and they have resolved % raise subscription
as means of extrcating their member from his diff
culties, and enabling him 10 remain ct bis post in the
House of Commons.
The Emperor Of France has addressed the follow
ing letter TO the Fiercb EnbassadO-:
81 send you 81 600 sterling, as my persona sub.
scrptiOn 10 favor OF the officers and soldiers cruelty
sicted in India / also send you 400, the result Of
the subscription of the Imperial Guard: We have
not forgotten the generous subscription Of the Queen
aud Of the English people a; the time Of the inunda
tiops."
1t ia said that the screw steamer Great Britain, be-
longing to Messrs Gibbs Bright 4 Co. Of Liverpool
has been rendered to the East Inca house for the
veysDce of troops.
The Teviot mail steamer, was to take ont, ON the
9th, fl0S 600 in sovereigns. These shipments have
been going on for many months past.
dipaich from Copenhagen, dated Sept. 7, saws
the Legislative Chambers have been convoksd for the
3Orh of September Baron Hockschid, Embasssdor
Of Sweden and Norway to the Count OF S.. James,
died suddenly yesterday.
teegrspbc dispatch from Jassy states that the
Moldavian Minister Of the Interior Basil Ghurka
and seven Projects have been deprived of their offices
for abuses in the discharge Of their functions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

The Madison Patriot leading Democratic journal
of WISCONSIN, repudstes the candidate OF its party for
Governor and supports the Republican nominee. For
two or three weeks after both parties had taken the
field, it bore a. the head of its columns under For
Governor THE words Subject TO mature deliberaon'
Presently, Done celebrating surprised aud per-
pie 1ed its readers whose anxiety was soon relieved by
finding the result of deberaon to he the insertion Of
the name of A. W. Randall, not tina. of James b.
Cross.
On the day that it took this bold step TIE Patriot
gave its at length. They well enough set
forth in the following paragraph, which appeared on
the 18th inst the day after the conclusion arrived a.
was made known:
eve wish il distinctly understood that we shall
rafe no nominees name at the bead # our column
until the nominations of both parties are msde, a
to give q chance at the best men. The best ere
our figure to carry out good ard wholesome princi-
pies. Talk no. t. US about supporting nomination
with nothing else 10 recommend IL save that 1t IS s
nomination.
''Uutil our party can be purified from al wire
puu and corrupt Influences we shall hold ourselves
at liberty 10 support whom wa pie sse-becsuse We
consider The greater good cOns. ia b.eskrg the
nest OF office seeking knaves who haye SO dissIa ssl
our State and party for the last six years
anything honorable say we, IL I'D our State
that curse. If politicians wish US . support :h4m,
they mus bring better qualifications than mere pro
LESSONS o. our principles A men may profess
Christianity as cloak to serve the devil ia. OF be
mag profess democracy as S means OF ob.sining
place, power an the spo,ls lie: the individual as
be the criterion
The Democratic Germans OF Milwaukee, also be-
coming res-ve in the party harness, nave c. led q
Mass Convention to institute reform, upor the follow
ing basis:
"lst. That Democratic oaucases mus. be i,i-'y
and honorably conducted. I'd. That counties mrs: b.
fairly represented in Democratic State Conventions
3d. That no man shall be supporte for any ofcs WOO
has received corruption bonds, participated in plco
derhs the State Treasury, in Gsi-auiny Toe Shoo
Fund, or who IS rot fa,ly honest and capsule. <:a
That the sw exenptrg railroad pro ,e-.y .ror Az
ton must be done away viii or amended
In view OF these disseDsions il he eaenys ranks,
and deserons therefro, the party Of Freedom sAoald
strive TO give its candidates zach m.jorir.s % will
ipsure the total overthrow 81 Y,ft;al c-qcs, Do
Dsurces u Az hsres 70 10. 90 ccr-ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
EGU r o p Z.

The Cay Of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the Oh
Ast, arrived here last evening. TIE leading fate Of
he intelligence she brings had seen anticipated by the
Indian at Quebec. We make the following extracts
BON our London Journal:
THE INTERVIEW OF THE EapERORS.
The CoassRuti0nnel Of Paris says:
III now appears certain that the Emperor and En-
Iress have olved to return the visit Of his Msj9ty
ne King of Wuremberg, and that their imperial
Msestee will arrive at SutgaIdt about the 25h inst.
Az the Emperor Alexander will arrive az that city on
24th, and remain there until the 18Th it seems
ann that Il s at Stuigardt that the Interview between
The two Emperors will take place."
FAe Independence Beige, in reference To the inter-
view Of the Car and the Emperor of the French,
sys:
This event, which at the present moment is &C.
supyiDg the minds Of all Paris, will create much
more lively sensation in London and Vienna. We
shall not repeat all the specuations-for the most
part erroneous ones-tO which this event has given
nee. and some OF which 20 far 20 predic rup-
tuIe Of the Alliance between France aud EOgand, and
. declaration Of war against Austria. UaquestiOn-
ably the various incidents connected with the affair OF
the Pr1BeipaltIes calculated to give To this meet
mg Of the two EmperOrs character which Will cause
dspleasuIe in London and Vienna but thst result is
quite iDde pendent of the will of the two powerful
seveIegns who goiog TO meet on friendly terms on
tbe neutral territory Of Germany. The two Emper0rs
can have only one object in view-namely, the
strengthening OF the friendly relations which have ex-
is betweea the two Governne Ds since the reestab
kshment of peace without any hostile feeling to third
parties. The approaching witt of Prince Albert to
the csDop Of Chaloos is sufficient proof that in the
highest quarter in England, where the intentions OF
the Emperor Napoleon were evidently known before
they we're made public, those intentions have been
appreciated in the which we have given 10 them.
Without being able to mske positive declaration on
the subject there is little doubt but that the Empress
Eugene will accompany the Emperor. Tue presence
Of the Empress Of Russia renders this extremely
probable, as the presence of Prince Gortchakof
viii also IS thought, render necessary the presence
Of Count Waewski."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

This Board met at the Couhty jan yesteIu'Y.
Present-D II. LINDSAY, Chairman, and quorum OF
members. The ma ter Of appointing a Matron to the
County Jail was brought up report from the Jail
Committee, who reported in favor Of employing one
at suitable salary. After some discussion a motion
OF Supervisor BERGEs prevailed, which was to refer
the subject 10 the Law Committee for report, as to
whether the Board had the authority to appoint Mat
ron or rot The salary of the Clerk Of the Board A.
H. Osborn was mere ased FROM $500 to 5000 per year.
Supervisor BERGEN presented series of resolutions
confirming the taxes of the city for 1888 as liked by
the JOINT Board and ratified at the last meeting. and
al>o prsyiding for paying five per cent for collecting
the seme. They were ad pted
Supervisor BLEEcKER moved that, in view Of the
recent apes fr, JAIL the subject be referred to
Special Committee ascertain ii the Board had the
power 10 appoint Watchman 10 the Jail The reso-
luton was adopted after some di cusson.
The BOald then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

Az ACT OF BRAvERY.-Lieut. Spencer of the I'd
United States infantry performed an act OF bravery
during the trying times Of Yellow Medicine, ia July
last, says The 81. Paul Democrat. which we believe
has rot been but which ought to be recorded to his
credit in the public press. He it was who was ordered
to demard the Indian who stabbed the soldier.
With few men and his interpreter he proceeded
TO the Indian camp. and, upon seeing them assume
an attitude of offense, he ordered his men, as
an evidence CT his pacific Intention to hail. while be
and his interpreter rode up to the Indians Two hun
died guns were levsled at him in support Of threats
which bis companion understood too vel TO disregard.
The Lieutsr ant called him to his ride, gave him his
pistols for his reinsurance jumped of his horse when
within speaking distance, and unarmed a1d alone
breasted the savage multitude and fulfilled his duty.
A LIBERAL BEeUEsr.-THe Buffalo Courier learns
that Mr. Henry Dwight, who died few days since at
Geneva bequeathed the sum OF 800 600 to the Amer
lean Board Of Missions, and $50 900 dollars each 10
his three children. Mr.. Dwight was originally Pres
byterian clergyman, but losing bis voice became
banker, and was made President Of the Bank OF Gen
eva which he msnsged successfully for many years.
He received large bequsst from brother who died
several year. ago. Mr.. Dwight although not known
az large donor to the institutions and societies In his
INN. date neighborbood, gave largely to the Mis-
siorsry and Bible Societies Of tue Presbyterian
Church. lie was supposed to be worth about half
million of dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

With an nciioe Of one foot III twelve, and rsis Of
p crhar copstJ uctUn - be laid upon hese trace
v,r.N. teltale viii indicate the rsts a. vhib he
two ends are desoeDdpg, and any difference tha; mar
oecur will be in nedial y ,c'ed ny ,stroos check
tackle. II il calculated tha. she viii a3vsnce twelve
feet per minute, at which speed Der submsr.ion al
be Effected in gohty minutes. The CT. fles W, thea
be drawn from, mr. der her and she viii then be tow.d
over 10 the opp site side Of the river, where she vii
lay until ready for ses.
The Great Eastern is to DO launched or tie J:h OF
October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

los. by Camm nss v heavy, bu, ibe bank Keeps tie
smOui . secret Tie officer who psrm.;ed Cum
piD,s 70 80 on unchecked, Shouts b. the io,sr Of
The whole. I'uypose, however, that beyond abe
exposure Of baDk carelessness DO wToug-dosr VIII
suffer. Cummings and Kerby have influential
irisnds, which fact gces great way IN CAnsdl, AID
s.o IN certain States i c ouh name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
PUBLIC MEkIINGS

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
A special meeting OF this Committee vIs he'd On
Tuesday evening, IN Stuyyesan: Institute, Ne. oo9
At 50 clock the meeting wts called 70 order The
Sc. re,ary having called over the hst OF members,
ssrs ;rsI.y perseas A2syJed 70 skep rsnss. An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

.diou,zr,snt Wa taes moved but the ChAu expressed
, u,h II waiting sops ten minutes, .nd II Dooe
.,t III, arrived he sh,ud adjourn he meeting for -an'
Of qu1rnm. as U TIA. stale Of atsrs hey could not
even mt. rtsin notion ~. sjJoSrnmen-
Af,er little delay some oth-r members meis lnsu
appearance. and the business was proceedsa WIN I'm
This rsaaiDc of Tie minutes VI lsst meeting oe'ng a
per.ed WITH il was moved Snd seconded 'ha' 1oeePn
p Boyce be admitted 70 seat in the Commt'ee III
plaoa Of Mr.. Gardner, resigned. Cared
M Dow, chairman Of the Committee on tne nc
dress TO the people Of the State then moved the read
ing If the address. ,,
Mr. LYMAN SHERWOOD then read the address.
Mr. Dow thought the clerical Of worthy may Dr.
might be Corrected He considered worthy should De
struck ont "A voice" Tia, lie undertook laugh
teri.
TIE report was received aud passed unanimously,
and ordered to be referred back 10 the Committee for
circulation and printing.
The address treats Of the Mayor ard Aldermen OF
New.Ycrk preferrng charges against the Legislature,
but the CoDmiitee could rothirg 10 entitle them
20 be eensors of State. They charge the Legislature
with usurpiDg the right Of their sefcgislaaon, which
the Committee also emDhatcslly denied.
letter Of resignation from Sevren ID. Morton, cor
ner Of Third avenue ard Forynirih street. was then
II I'D and ordered to b. laid the table I'LL the next
general meeting.
Five thousand copies of the report were then or
deItd to be printed after which the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
NETTING OF TUE TEN GOVERNORS.

The usual weekly meeting OF Inc Board oil Ten
Governors was held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the Rotunda-the President, Gov. GUNTHER,
in the chair. ~.
The subject Of recommments of persons TO the City
Prisons was called up by Gov. TlENANY; lie said
that there were many prisoners who had been COM
mted forty or fifty times for Drunkenness and oen
was necessary 10 furnish them with shoes and clothing
He thought the Legislature should be memorialized to
pass law empowering the Governors to detain such
persors in custody such length OF time as may be
de-. med advisable The subject was referred to the
Con mittee on City Prisons to report
Inmates remaining i'll the institutions for the week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-19
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs u

CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combination Of ingredi
ents In these Pills, is the result of long and extensive
practices thev are mild in their OPERATION and certain Of
restoring nature to its proper chanel in every instance
nave the ills proved successful. They certain 70
open those Instructions 10 which females liable, and
bring Dature to its proper channel whereby health is re-
Stored and the pale and dsahy countennce is changed
10 healthy No female enjoy good health IN
less she is regular and whenever obstruction taxes
place whether from exposure cold. any other canss
the general health Immediately begins to decline ana the
want Of snch remedy has been the cause OF so many
consumptions among young females Headache pam 10
the side palpitaton of the heart oathug OF food and
disturbed Sleep do always arise from the Interrupt
ton Of nature and whenever that is the case the Pills
will invariably remedy all these evils In all cases OF
painful mensruaton or and spinal affections
in the back anal bs lowneSs Of spirits, Mysteries, &C.
Nor are they less ecacious in the cure of Leuchorrh@a
commonly called the Whites" These Pills should
er be taken during pregnancy they would be to
bring on miscarriage Warranted purely Vegetable and
free from anything injurious life health. Full and
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
box.
These Pills put up in square fat boxes. Persons
siding where there is agency established by encos
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid to NJ B. Green Co
Worcester Mass have them sent to their respective
address by return of mail.
NIB. GREEN Co, Agents for Worcester.
G. L. CHEESMMAN, Proprietor, New York.