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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-25

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
INTERESTING FROM UTAH.--The Nebraska

INTERESTING FROM CTAH.--The Nebraska
City kers, Of the oath ult., learns by late
arrival from Utah, that the advance party Of
thirty or more United States troops. sent out
during the summer, had been driven ont OF
Salt Lake City by the Mormons. Brigham
Young is preparing TO receive the remainder
and has given orders that no one shall sell
them food. or allow them shelter. He fur
Their declares that If, in spite OF all efforts
at resistance, the q. S. troops succeed in
taking possession Of Salt Lake CITY, he will
sct ii en- fire, burn il to aches, and fee with
his followers to the mountains. 1t is said
ne has secured the alliance of the neighbor-
ing Indians, and bound them to assist him
IN has resistance to the United States forces.
report says that the main body of the
Utah Expedition will not attempt to enter
Salt Lake City till spring, and will, in the
meantime, winter on Fall River.
The child of Dir. Dicks, stolen bv the
Cheyennes, from Fl. Kearney, last summer,
has been rescued and restored by some
friendly Indians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
Consolidated Insurance COmpn nay
of Philadelphia.

Iowa CiTr, Oct. ~, 1857
Tls hereby certified, hat ON the goth day OF
L august, 1851, q statement was filed In ths of
lice huwing the condition of the Consolidated In.
sufatre Company Ut Philadelphia, State Of Penn.
sylstnia, on the 18th day Of May. 1851 in ae-
cord whit provisions Of an act Of the Lcgis-
latnta of this state, passed January Is, 1851
that such statement shows that said Company il
posse Sod Of the regulate amount Of capital, and
im esi.d as required in said net.
authority Is therefore given to the above named
CON rULlbAIED INSURANCE COMPANY t.
tratsaSt business Of Insurance in this State in ac-
eoriance with the laws thereof,
II - also certified that WILLIAM r. TURNER
Of .eckuk, has been duly appDinted BY sald Compa-
ny htir lawful Attorney and Agent for he county
Oh L. With full pewer to take risks OF Insurance
th FUn and 10 ledge siee of process upon
his ing certified copy of ,is statement filed in
THIS sfee with tho Clerk Of the District Court in
AMI Tor said county.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto
H. set my hand and affixed my seal Of Office
this 18th day of October 1857.
JNu. PAFiEE, Auditor of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
DIED,

fs$tsrday morning about clock, u the rcsi
dence OF her son-inlaw, VIM. Thompson, Mrs.
Martha Clark, of New Orleans.
Funeral services a. the house, on Morgan street.
between 3D. and 4th, to-day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
fhefriends Of the family aro respectfully invited
10 NJ lend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA, i

Cogaty ~ Philadelphia.
.mes II Blight, President, and Edwin A.
Lewis, Secretary Of the Consolidated Insurance
Company Ut the CITY Of Philldelp h.a, being sev-
era.iy sworn, depase and say. that this is y full,
true aud corre,t statement Of the Affairs OF the
Company, that the said Insurance Company 10 tie
bona Ale owner VI ut least one hundred thousand
doiiats oil actual cash capital invested In stocks
aud tpnd., OF in First Mortgages Real Esta Q
with double the amount Tor which the tame q
mvstgSged, that th, above described investments
nor Any part tkcreof are made for the benefit Of
any individual exercising authority in he man
a-em Mt Of said Company. either as President
Secretary. Treasurer, Direetor or otherwise that
the mortgages above described have not been as
sign d nor in any manner released or impaired by
sad Company. and that they the ssera de-
scr b.i e!hssrS u saia Insurance Company.
j IA. BLIGHT, Pres ident.
+. A LEWIS, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed Def re me, this twenty.
third day OF May, 1857. Witness my hand
lbs and ofhciaI sesl, given at my office, in the
city of Philadelphia, State Of pennsyiva-
MIA. DAVID Is, BEDNEY,
Com sioner Of the State VI Ohio, for and in the
ate of Pennsylvania.
nov id3t WM. 4. TURNER, Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BANKING HOUSE
Geo. G.. Anderson

kEekux, Iowa, Nov. s, 1857.
la consequence Of the apparent distrsst in this
City in regard to deposits, viii keep my Bank
ing House open until o'clock, instead Of s p.
NJ, curing this week, so that the people may be
accommodated. GEO. c. ANDERSON.
moved
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
stray leaves from n southern So
iourn.
Is THE YAzoo Country, (Miss.)
na,akn~c 1ss-

October 6, 1857.
When ret home think ! shall put my
self on diet OF bread and water until can
get the greasy poisons am obliged TO eat
here. out Of my system. Would you like m
account Of the meals we eat here, in South
ern hotel? Well. In the morning we have
n breakfast of coffee or tea, beef, ham,
.sshote," Cor young pig,) cold boiled pork,
apd hash made Of yesterdays remains Of
all kinds Of meats chopped together, then
hotbuscuits and sticky corn cakes, with but
ter, and, il we desire, dirty looking molas-
ses. For dinner we have a tas.eless kind of
sonp. and then the routine of swine's flesh,
in all varieties, with perhaps the addition of
mutton. We never have either -four bread
or butter for dinner. We have cabbage,
pickles, corn bread, potatoes, Casually Irish,
but sometimes sweet, und-----dessert This
latter usually consists of s'scrap pie"
made from bits Of fat meat, crumbs Of bread,
and, ] should think, sweetened gravy. Some
times this condiment consists Of the cold po-
swectened fat. the whole covered with a
tough crust. This is the luxury, For sup
per We have hot buscit and butter, waffle
cakes, the breakfast hash, and all kinds OF
meats used here. ! have seen no kind of
sauce or preserve since leaving the Missis-
suppl river. The people here eat meats en-
tirely. 1t makes me fairly sick to see them
take for one man the amount Of nasty animal
food which would suffice for whole family
in keokuk. And they gobhe it morning,
noon and night. Cake is a stranger TO the
tables Of this region. Our Iandlady consid-
ers herself an excellent cook, or oyerseer Of
cooking, and suppose has no idea how PEG.
pie can live any better. They do live son
the fat Of the land" to be sure. You NAV
Judge somewhat of the cooking | have seen
in the country here, when tell you that
where ! am stopping feet as il was too
well of to think of complaining.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
Wholesale Paper Warehouse.
EATON n Cl.AFl.lN.

Wholesale Paper WaTeh house.
EATON 4 CLAFLIN.
Fifth-st., bot. Main and johnson eckuk Iowa.
nEALERs in Printing, Wrapping, L.ettsr and
- Writing Paper; MAnills. Hardware, Roof
ing and Pattern Paper; Letter and Note Knvsl-
opes, and Envelope Paper; Bill, Legal and Plat
Cap; Folio Post Bonnet Boards 40, Ac.
We invite the attention Of the City trsde TO our
| stock, ~ our papers are good. Aad prices Low.
Orders from Country Dealers, Printers. and
others, viii receive prompt attention. oct2s-dw
J. q. Parr 4 Co.'s PremSnn Wrisins
ana Copying E1asas.
VISHESE Fluids have received two Silver and
l ono Bronze Medals, besides fifteen Diplomas
y Ohio, Psnnsys Anis and other State and county
Fairs. II 10 used in the different Mercantile Col
lege., Oaices Banks and in Al the District Schools
and By Merchants, Book keepers and Accountants
gcnsrs lily in Ciucinnati,O It gives entire sAtis-
faction, being unsurpassed in beauty, asidity and
durability OF color; II cannot be erased BY the
usual acid tests. and never turns Known ON paper.
II has been analysed by IN eminent French chem
lit and pronounced superior article, contsiniug
| less free acid than any writing huid in use, Ar
mold 5 Chemical Fluid not excepted.
EATON 1 CLAFLIN, Agents,
Fifth IT., bet. Main = johnson,
oct27dtw Ksokak, Iowa.
OROCEks, ATTENTION.
II ARRIsON, EATON i Co.'s "Cincinnati y VS.
IL tsrd, pure Article. expressly for table
HARRISON, EATON 4 Co y e.iebr..ednLish,.
ntag Yeast, .or Batting Powder, snrivsilsd.
HARRISON, EATON Co.'s Improved Ground
Coffee, for sale BY EATON cLAfLlN,
oct2AdAw Fifth. bot. Main and johnson.
DaFisw's CsleDra ca In1s0o niae
E,OR blusing clothes. Warranted the genuine
GERS supplied by the dossn q gross.
EATON I CLAFLlN, Sole Agents.,
oct7l4w Fifth, bet. AAin and Johnson.
:. r YlckLss. r. LrcAs.
Late IF Fysdsitrks ~, Val
Eickle 4 In As,
ban = EMS,
Near cor. I'd and Main Sts ,....KEOKUK, IOWA.
M receive deposits, discount paper, and Ak
w collections, In this city and throsghour the
North -west.
Exchange bought and sold at current rates,
sold.
Pint class Business paper wanted.
HORxIcH EXCHANGE.
Sterling Exchange on London, Dublin, aud the
Continsnt--fron one pound and upward d. -st re-.
EA-strangers Visiting the city are invited To
call At our Office, where every information vii bc
given ana ths best rates paid for Eastern draft.
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpenter vermllys, ~ wafl-st., N. York.
Isaiah Lee Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Dunlsyy, Ifats Co., oiacinnsti, @.
IL. A. Tucker Co., Exchange Bsnk Chicseo.
John J. Andersoa Co., 81. Louis.
J Monroe Reid, Ksoksk, Iowa.
Reid, Shields . Co. !" q
marehs-dlyin
CEMkNTI CEMENTIi
BBLs. best Guilty ssn !os :.ls, cheap,
osssi.lA~ cerass Is,.. .as nsis..s.
CAAN8RRR IEay
"k have resstved from 81. PAnl alec lot Of
~ CIsnsefriss. KELLOGG BIRaE,
cess7Sst 1oarth-ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

on the ia October, a, Maeomb, H., by tho Rsv
NJ. flllshury, Geo w. Brown, Of Ksokuk, to Miss
IllenF. Nichols, daughter of Thos. c. Nichols, Of
Maeomb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
oeronsR sru.

OCTOBER eTH.
Perhaps you think iii always warm here.
My answer j., hive fres 10 my room, and
wear M winter dresses. One day as sal
considering 'as condition and resolving 10
LOOK AZ the bright SIDE 81 the matter as much
as possible, and be as contented as could,
great scorpion fell down right at my feet.
foa may be sure that iiin't give my medi-
tations a very delightful turn, and shoaght
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

IrRs rag LOVE-. Hide in closet half a
dozen times, and listen TO the conversation
which takes place between n couple who have
been married one year, while they think they
are all alone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

CHICAGO LoNoRReArioSAL AssociAfi0S.--
Alta late meeting % this Association iheso-
lowing resolution WAS passed
Resolved, That the recent circular IL the
Executive Committee of tie American Tra.t
Society, announcing their determination not
10 carry cut the instructions Of the Society
with reference TO publications on the sub
isct Of Slavery. has filed Us with sorrow
disappointment and alarm that we regard
their decision as manifestation 81 weak.
ness unworthy 81 christian men N their 20.
sition: that We pronounce their excuses Ia
bs unworthy - attention, and an insult 10
the intelligence Of the public that we deem
their course TO be treacherous 10 their Official
duty, and most injurious 10 the interests Of
the Societ. that We view with apprehension
the effect which their action viii have upon
the confidence hitherto reposea By the
churches in tho management 81 eur bsnevo-
liant societies and thgt We cali Tor special
nesting Of the Society % review The subject
g ussssion, and 70 which the prssen. Exee-
nftve Ccnnittes shalt tender their resigna-
tionf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

ssMr. Jones. don't you think marriage ia
means VI graeeY"
certainly anything is means Of grace
that leads us 10 repentance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

United states express Go pamy.
stNHIS Company have opened Once 10 this d -,
/ and prepared 10 recsive and forward
tsSmediate places in the Eastern, Middle and
Western States. BAsK Norxs, GoLp AND sILvrx
Cork, aud freight Of all kinds, forw axded with
despatch in charge # special Messengers, by Pa.-
Messenger on the X. II. D. N. 1 N Il. h. west t.
Bentonsport. An Exprss Wagon will b in rad
mess TO collect and deliver goods shipped BY this
Company.
@sn Of1es on Third street, between Main and
johnson, 1t the Office Of the Ktna Insurance. CON-
pAny. II. u. TEN EYCK, Agent.
oct33- d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

eTIhe love Of a little girl is very sw Get
thing.-IEy.
The love Of a biz one is sweeter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

1-fiae fellows -.he man who lends you
money, aud the fellow who is counting your
sister.-lS nubbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

Tar DIS Mersrs VALLEY WHO is Published
every Wednesday at this ofcc, IA one Of the oldest
papers in Iowa, aud has rtry large and inereas-
ing circulation throughout the Der Mcines Npl-
lev, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

y The Chicago Tribune re,oices great
" oser the splendid victory achieved BY the
Republicans ia that city on 1aesdny last
The people a Chicago, it thinks, have cause
to REFUGE in Republican triumph in view Of
tie good order, sobriety ana general quiet
thai prevailed al the polls afser one years
experience Of u Republican administration.
The Republican, majority was over twelve
hundred, aud exceeded the most sanguine
expectations Of the yictors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

- TIE 81. Paul Advertiser says that, at
the present time there is not less than $780,
600 u Overdue ard protested paper deposit
ed By eastern creditor in the banks Of lha,
city that the Indebtedness ia ST. Paul, 10
bsass aioue, due or ~ become due in the
Hext slx months, is s-5o,o0o more; while
the eastern indebtedness If the merchants
and other. 30 mature tn the same period, is
s!,2o9,a09. Tha, IS, the cisy owes 81,
5Qi,09a. Of which 81 500, 900 Is due 10 the
East. Other towns in the territory are sim
Harry involved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

TNhle the State Bank of Missouri bas
been obliged to suspend, we nre grati6ed to
learn by the Cincinnati Gazette, ssfrom au.
tnentle sources" that the State Bank Of
Ohio and Branches, is now stronger than il
was some weeks since. There is no general
run upon il for coin, and the notes seem to
be more acceptable than any ether. They
are mainly 10 the hands Of the people, aud
are rrtterre3. so that large amounts are aot
accumulated BY brokers. The Gazette states
that she State Bank q Indiana also stands
well among the people Of Ohio. Should
these banks maintain specie payment, they
viii acquire character which viii long
cnure to their benefit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06
I'm Time Of Peace, Prepare for
War"

I'm Time Of Peace, Prepare for
War"
no YOU WANT sgPEhB OVER COAT,
~ DO you want Superb Raglan
Do you want q beautiful Drers Coat
Do yon want an elegant Vtsi'
Do you want gsntetl Pautsg
Do you want tip-top Fit
Do You want hIst rate shirt
Doyou want Bargain
Do you want Anything,
o Do friends cut you
Do ysnr shttdren cry for Bread
Does your vile sceta lssppr.i,nss
Then, for anytking you want in sur hnel call
1t No. 81 Johnson stset, Whole the " balm Of
8iiead can be found that Will mike friends Law
sh their fondest carresses, and low prices leave
margin to Whence hungry children, while thsfr
beauty cheers the dcsponding teui-
Would yos have irisLsrs
Would you be rich?
ouldyou b happy
Buy your "Cioihinx" Of
aoWM 0IaIe InsaTAncs Cempao
ovvrcE ~ sAhrIx's skw srtLidss, Ind sToat
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
TlNHIS Home Company takes kisks the safsi
l glasses Of property, on THE MUTUAL PLAN.
AND on THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PR.
MUM, atrAtss ~ rsAsona BILE hose Of any rslis:
bic company.
DIRECTORS:
g. II Perry, X. n. Ford, James Y. Coz,
Geo. B. Siayth, VIM. \. Turner, III. ID. WOODWARD.
A .BridgmAn, Ell. HArrlson.s 8. r. voosAiss,
John AcCane, J.W RANKIN.
oyrIcEns:
@. d. r8kRY, Pres, H.. III. HARRISON TreAss1
J. W. R&kIN, Vice pre., VIZ. TURNER See
ortiSd3 mos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

EP The \. y. Times says '.Ihe falling
of ia the freight ani passenger business
among tho various railroad aud steamboat
lines running out Of That city, presents il a
striking light the extent to which the whole
business Of the country has been affected by
the feyelst9n There Is scarcely one that
has lot lost from one-third to two-thirds u
its business during the three weeks Of Octo-
bert
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

A Yousc AFRICAN PaiScg KIDNAPPED
Among cargo Of slaves from Africa lately
landed near ilayauna, was the eldest son Of
one Of the African princes. II seems that he
had been sent by his father to the factory to
deliver the slaves, aud while there was 10
dueed TO visit the schooner. The captain, it
seems, was no more scrupulous than others
VI the same school, and considered that the
prlnee's fine physical appearance would be Z
good recommendation 10 Cuban planter,
and without further ceremony sent him be.
low 70 keep company with his fathers cap.
tives. Fortunately he could talk French and
Portuguese, aud made known his history
He was sent 20 the deposit Of the Enancipa-
does, where, according 10 Spanish law, he
must be put TO service for eight years before
he can be free 10 return to his home In Afri-
ca II he ever returns to his native land,
We don't believe he will be quite as jealous
in catching aud selling into slavery his fell
low men, as formerly. Il may prove VAL
nahie lesson to him though hard one.--[N.
Ii. Palladium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

WE would respectfully cA.l attention to our
" hrge and well assorted stock " Hardware,
Cutlery, Guns, ac., which Offer 10 the public at
prices that cannot fail To please. All ia want Of
CUTLERY, MECHANICS Tools, HOUSE
TRIMMINGS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
such q Spoons, Forks, Britannia Ware, Kettles,
Sauce Pane, Fry Pans, Ladies'. Cake Turner's, COT.
lee Mills, Csndlestieks, suffers, Curtain Pins,
Riddles. Foo, serane,. Wa,s Iyans Tas ,e1s.
shovels and Tongs, Coal Shovels, Coal Hods, Fire
Carriers, sadirons, Ac, Guns, Ac., will do well TO
give us n cali aud examine the stock and p1ices
for themselves, feeling assured They will ind every
thing Ms W. represent.
TiLLINGHAsT, LANE &BUEL.
lss Mai st opposite the New Hotel building.
mov2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

froyrrcK MEAN ceRSrRvr sAIN AsivouRrR
oysnBanr nanRrR's noer sropr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

A LARGE Carpenter Shop, on tho corner Of 4th
IA and Exchaage SITS. The use of bench ~, stove,
horsepower, and saws will be rented with it, ali
at low figures.
ALSO. small housc on 4th street, bet. John
son and Exchange. Inquire over the Postofce, OF
B0vSdiw II. SCOTT HOWELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

For Rent.
INHE third story over the Banking house Of
Ftcklcn Lucas. ID st between Main and
johnson. Inquire II J. G. PARROT L Co.
ALSp, Trom thc ] 9th Of Nov, the store on the
corner of Fifth and Blonieau street, now occupied
by Taber Tisdaie-the best stand n the city for
family grocery. Inquire next door, Of j. G..
Cameron, or Of the undersignod.
nov2d Y. p. VAN.ANTWERP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

SPEcig KNorCH, MIR no SENsE.-The IN.
dependent closes money article showing the
RAPID increase and great abundance VI specie
in the Banks Of New York, with decidedly
pungent point. 1t says in month the banks
will have nost likely $4,000 900 - an
amount so large that twill exceedingly per-
PICK them. Willtha, inspire them with con.
hdence or common sense both of which
valuable qualities seem alike wanting. la
less than three months it is probable the sum
OF twenty millions Of gold will be accumu
lated. What the effect Of that will be on
banking brains we do not venture to foretell.
short time ago an average Of sic, 900, 200,
and that "A rising one, with largely inereas-
ing deposits, ~ould have been though, 10 ius.
sify very large increase OF the discount lev.
led; but now, precisely when the mercantile
community specially want assistance, such a
condition of the specie and deposite items
are thought to require a contraction of dis
counts. The wisdom Of this course Of ac-
tion is too profound for US TO fathom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-06

keokuk, Nov. =, lS57.--ns5dkwGw
NO An niN a.
kNACELLENT Boarding, in . pleasant private
- family, in q locality very convenient to busl-
mesa, IT rates corresponding with The umes can be
had by addressing Boz n p. o., with name and
place Of business. -Rolsrsnces exchanged
noy5dtf ~ ~ - ~
For kcnl.
VTSHE comfortable dwelling on TIN street, bet
L High and Morgan, near the Methodist Church
fosserion given on the 9Th Of November Rent
moderate, and payable monthly In advance.
FlCkLEN LUCAS,
neYouu Third at.
NOTICE.
HAVING this day sold our entire stock Of mer-
l. chahdiss to ), :. Billings, ut the old stand.
whsfe we Will be found 10 settle up our busiu a.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
friends for ntinuance of their trade 10 our sue
ocssor. M. sEATDNA SONS.
keokuk, Oct. 81, '57-rov5
IL aVlNG this day purch ased the stock N trade
~ OF M. Sea.on Sons, 1 will continue the
business at the old stand, where the snim bio sly
pence will roll on, and soliat the patronage Of
the old friends of the house, and the rest II man
kind. & - Rft IINsaS
keokuk Oct. 81 81 n OF 5d3t