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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-18

BIZ oorrL,rB.

"Chon, you recklememper dat liddle plack
bony pyed init the bediar next vssk ?s
"Yah. vot Of him ?''
" Nosings, only gifts sheated burdy pad"
"SoP"
"Yah. You see in dc vurst blsoe he ish
plint nit bote legs, unit ferry lame NIT vun
eye. Den ven you gifts on him to rite be
rsres up behint unit kicks up before 20 var
sur as O chachmule. dinks dake him
fiddle rite yesterday, unit 90 sooner l gifts
straddle his back he gonsmence dat way,
shust so like vakin poam on poatsteam !;
unit ven he gifts tone, vas 20 mixed up init
eferydinks, vints minezelf xittin arount
backwards, init his dali in mine hants vor do
pridle." ,
"Vell,vo you going to do NIT him3'
"Oh, yixed him peter ~ cham up.
hitch him in tie cart init his dali we're his heat
ought to pc; den gifc him spout 30 tosen
cuts NIT a hitecow he starts to 60, put 90
soon he see to cart before him he makes
backwards. Burdy soon he stumbles pehint,
unit sits town on his Ranches, unit looks like
he vcel burty stamped NIT himxelf. Den
dakes him out, hitch him de rite way, unit he
goes rite of shnst so good as anypodys
bony.o
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A close observation Of these animals en-
tirely conquers the antipathy which is enter
tanned towards them. Their sharp and hand
some head, their brilliant eyes, their intell-
gent look, their sleek skins, are the very re-
verse Of repulsive, and there ia a positive
attraction in the beautiful manner in which
they sit sticking their paws and washing their
faces, an occupation in which they pass a
considerable portion OF their time. The
writer on rats in "Bentley's Miscellany" re-
lates an anecdotc of u tame rat, which shows
that he is capable of serving his master as
well as of passing passive existence under
his protection. The animal belonged TO the
driver Of London omnibus, who caught
him AS he was removing some hay. He was
spared because he had the good luck to be
piebaid, became remarkably tame, and grew
attached to the children. AT night he ex ).
hibted a sense Of the enjoyment of security
and warmth by stretching himself out at full
length on the rug before the FIRE, and on
nights, after the fire was extinguished, he
would creep into his masters bed. In the
day time, however, his owner utilized him.
At the word of command, sscomc along key
he would jump into the ample great coat
pocket, from which he was transferred to the
boot of the omnibus. Here his business was
to guard the drivers dinner, and il any per-
son attempted to make free with it, the rat
would fly at them from out the straw. There
was one dish alone Of which he was an in
efficient protector. He never could resist
plum pudding, and though he kept of all
other intruders, he ate his fill Of it himself.
-iQuar. Review.
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JrpAs lscARior AND THE MEDrx.-Dye's
Wall Street Broker contains communica-
ton from the spirit Of Judas lscarot, thro'
Mrs. Porter, medium, in which be says the
coin recently issued in Wall street 10 4 COR
rec. copy OF those with which he was bribed.
With an endorser 80 we'll acquainted with
the facts, we do not see that there is further
room TO doubt the genuineness Of the copy
referred to.
Judas states that he betrayed his master
for the money because he was poor and need
ed it !; further, that he received it from the
high priest about III O'Clock ia the evening !;
that he was born in Jerusalem 1862 years
ago; that be lived five years after the cruel.
hxion, and was then choked upon chair.
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Eck.L.-The N. Y. Times says that Eskel,
about whom 30 much interest gathered du.
ring the opening scenes Of the Burdell trag-
edy, 10 now pursuing his Ordinary business,
and seemingly taking little interest Ia the
last Developments in this extraordinary case.
Blu! his friends feel assured that every sns-
picion Of his completely in the murder 10
cleared away By the recent disclosures. The
daring fraud Of the desperate woman With
whose name and crime be has been associa.
ted, has turned speculation into new cham
mel in search Of accessories to the foul deed.
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In case the New Constitution is adopted,
(as can now be hardly matter Of doubt, on
the second Tuesday Of October the people
will be called upon to elect Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Representatives to the dcn-
eral Assembly, and successors to such Sena-
tors as were elected in August, 1854.
The Republican Convention to nominate
candidates for Governor and Lieut.. Cover
nor, will assemble at Iowa City to morrow,
(loth.) The Black Democracy hold State
Convention at the same place on the 18th.
DrBuouK.--T Times, Of Dubuque, says
the population Of that city does not vary
materially from II 900. That being the case,
Dubuque and Keoknk differ but very lt,lein
that regard. At present, Dubuque, Daven-
port and Keokuk contain about an equal pop
ulation. Burlington has fallen behind
Which Of our contemporaries will be the
next to fall behind the Gate City, a short
time since, and keokuk was far behind them
all. Davenport, We believe, cast the most
votes, at the late election, OF any town III
Iowa. The October election will be fairer
criterion as to the population Of the respect
i've towns, however.
DoEs WALKER Suck YK BEvERAoK Pit has
been asserted by every body who has come
in contact with him, that Walker sucks ye
beverage distilled from corn, immoderately.
Some Of ye Black Democracy deny. Allow
ing it, ye question is, What does he get
drunk onq There is liquor bill of $2l0 at
a Leavcnworth hotel, charged to ye great
Isothermal Governor, which We Common
Council refuse to pay. What did ye Cover
nor do with it If he didn't suck it,
NpHpMA VALLEY BANK.-What is the mat
ter with this institution, and why IS IT not
lust as good as any other Nebraska concern
Can any one Of our business men who refuse
to take it explain the mystery? We pause
for reply. council Bluffs Chronotype.
We presume it is "iust as good as any 9TH
er Nebraska concern" We expect you will
be asking pretty soon what is the matter
with the whole sscaboodle" OF them? Banks
with no security but generous confidence"
are rather dangerous concerns.
DoN'r INTEND TO RgsIoN.--The Dubuque
Northwest says that Gen. Dodge has not re-
signed his situation at Madrid, and will not
do SO. The rumors, therefore, that he was
going to throw up a ministership for the
empty honor of being defeated us cand-
date for Governor Of Iowa, are untrue. The
Northeast pretends to knor what his de-
signs are, and perhaps it does.
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PLUMBER q CO.,
Ne. las MainVss., hes. %SA 4 Ssh, ii
wsoLssALs Asp asrAIL psALxaa ~
b ID Z R s. HARD WARE.
lJAV8 nov II stare . full stock If Buildins
/ i Materials, sscA ~ Hin and MoYtisc Locks.
LAtches and Knobs, Bats, Screws and Boits sash
Pulleys and Cords bAsh Fastening, Bells. Car.
riaxes, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate uingss, &c, Ae.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PkU N - I'm 4 CO.,
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared 10 furnish French and American
"A. 1lsss Of any sixs desired. Aise, BritisA
Crown Giass Sash of all common sizes; Liusssa
Oil, varnishes, spirits Turpcbtire, Alcohol /;
Paris Chrome Green, dry and In oil; ard All the
cheaper qualities Of Green All sort Of TRAINING
Colufs Gold Lenf Silver and Copper Bronze;
Paint and varnish Brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We ase also Agents for the state vi Iowa for
"rostsr's PAtent Friction window Supporter
which srs aow coming into very general ass, and
are an excellent substitute for gsts vaIisys,
and great saving Of expense.
~Agents waited to sell them through this
State.
We arc Alss agents for Ksokuk for "whits =
Pendulum Curtain fixturss," the simplest and
bsst OaxeAia 1tstare ever Invented.
PLUNAEN D CO.,
tyoedAw Coon's BaildIug, lis MAtn.st.
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Great laA aceaeaasI -. Brags,s Arc.
SAC Limbne NJ.
"A NY person parch ssiag one large bottle or four
IA email bottles Of this celebrated Imminent.
will receive scrip emitting them to the "United
State. ournal' for one year. This 10 one Of the
best chances ever offered for subscribing for the
Call at KING 4 TAYLOR,S
augiS No. Main-st.
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CMERIW1fo AM DRUG0Inro.
4 POTHECARl1s's HALL, sssssr Of JoAn- !,
Wholesale and Rsfall Dsalsrs Is Dsuea. ~
Medicines, Chenieels, Oils, Dye Stan, -
rsr1nnery. Ne1se, Tobacco 81 Gn11s paa1nt
1sGtels4s q Al ktnds nov In ~, and ass Con
avsll-selsetsa stesk 70 which tAsy inyits ~ ~
tsattsa u dsn1en.
custensss and PhysiciAns will always 1na -
this eetablisAmsst Fresh aad UnaanltssstsA Md
e. this naskss - their pssss - = lev = any
otAee heuse n ~ ooAso,
y B-Plsase ell and examine their stock ~
ore p arshAsiAg slseWhsrs. laug7
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Is not this the very soul Of pathos2 And
what can be more bitter than the satire in
which are stepped the four anti penultimate
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-18
DELINQOENT LIST on LOTS,
IN which Special Taxes are due And snpaid.

NOTICE 10 hereby given TO the owners o3 ~
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated In
the City Of ksGksk, Lee county and State Of Iowa.
whose names are Msntionad, and ii others inter
ested. that special tsx has hsen assesssd ard
levied on said lots, BY the City COUNSEL Of sAid
city, for grading the Alley through Dlesk No.
ls9, - designated In the above Int, and an
Ices payment be made Of tho taxss % lsvtsd
and also all costs, before tho 10th day Of Asgus, A.
D. 1851, the said lots Or % mech thereof q shall
DO necessary to discharge said and costs, will
~ sold on the day Aforesaid, 81 the Mayors Once
In said city, between the hours u clock =. u.
and 0'elOck p. N. c. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Au~uas 4 lQA5.AAd
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A. J. stevens 4 CO....AgrlcuIturn
Bank OF TenneAsee.

Messrs. A. J. Stevens 4 Co., Of Des
Moines, have been putting in circulation the
paper OF the Agricultural Bank Of Tennes.
see, and have hitherto redeemed at their
counter what they have circulated. We be-
lieve they are part owners Of the bank. On
Saturday, the sth, 'srun" was made upon
them for the redemption sf large quantities
Of the Agricultural paper. Excitement was
great, and it Was thought to be a organized
attempt to break the Company. The paper
came in in such quantities that they were
finally forced to suspend. On the Monday
following, public meeting was held, on
which occasion there were unanimously pass
ed resolutions Of confidence in the integrity
and capacity Of Messrs. Stevens & Co., in
their intention and power to redeem the bills
OF the Agricultural Bank, and urging the
people to lenient and indulgent course
We believe the confidence expressed is not
misplaced, and We expect soon to chronicle
the resumption of business and the redemp.
ton of all their engagements.
ABsQuATrLArIoS.--W learned whilst n,
McGregor day Or two since, that eolored
barber living there became so Disguised with
the town when the result Of the election dis
closed but single voter in the place in ia
sor 81 equalizing the political condition Of
The two races, that he at once vamosed the
ranche. Wesuppose he must have gone to
Aeokuk, ~ there appears to exist contrary
state Of things in that city.-IDubuuue North-
west.
The people Of keokuk voted more unani.
nousiy than Dubuque did against negro suf-
irage, but they were too intelligent to be
deceived into voting down an instrumen.
which mot their general appreciation, on ac-
count OF prejudics against separate aucs-
ton submitted At the same election. The
Loeofoco papers attempted to chea. the PEG.
pie into the IDEA that the two questions were
connected. 1t was q scurvy trick an un.
qualified falsehood. The people Of DUBUQUE
wore fools enough to be deceived BY il. The
people Of keokuk were not. Negroes, de.
based BY generations Of servitude, would be
more likely TO herd among fools than men Of
sense. Doubtless the McGregor niger could
be found in Dubuque.
QrfScy ExrEEa RoBSrRY.--A man named
Giles, connected With the Express Office, has
been arressed on charge Of committing the
shove robbery, and put under $1,000 bonds
70 appear st The nsxt term Of Court.
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STORAGE NOTICE.
vNHE following goods, II not called for With,
= thirty days from this date, will bssoldte pay
charges on same, viz.
Vas box sandriss, cheat do, l cock stove md
wash tub and ceutents All marked ]. " DsAn.
Keokak, Jaiy Is. 's1-dln Lave.
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500 Boxes
NJIED0W GLASS for sale 81 reduced prices
w by MARSHALL BRUCE.
augsd3m
INSEED Oil, White Lead, Zine, PAiat and Pat
IL ty, for sale low by
augsd2m MARSHALL BRUCE.
DICkLED Pork, Bacon Shoulders, Sides, anu
i Hams, for sale by the barrel and there's and q
retail, BY KELLOGG 4 BIRHE,
aug7-d7w Foufth-st.
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NOa1Co.
X T. SMITH respectfully informs his friends
IL. and customers that ~ ~ .rre R..t - ,..-
chase his Fall floods, and will return sbout the
drstof September. fs.exStr
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The Rev. l.. Prouix, priest Of Eeleasor,
county of Beauce, writes to the "Journal de
Quebec very graphic description Of wa
terspout which devastated his parish, and OF
which he was an eyewitness. A large and
dark cloud was overhanging the place on
Sunday forenoon, 18th July, when noise,
as that of sea in storm, gave warning of
the approach Of something unusual. Soon
the cloud seemed to burst, letting fall toward
the earth n long train, somewhat in the
shape Of a funnel, with the small end turned
downward. ltreyolved rapidly, Kissing like
escaping steam, and swinging to and fro,
and initiating the contortions Of snake
When the small end reached the ground, it
lifted and carried away in its revolving i'm
petus whatever it came in contact WITH
Boards, timber, stones, and portions Of hou-
ses, were whirled in the air, and thrown at
distance with fearful report Several
houses were thus raised from the ground
One horse and three cows were drawn by the
power Of suction to the waterspout, and af-
ter being raised high in the mir, were let
gradually down /; they escaped uninjured and
were only covered with mud. Five carts
were carried to a great height and thrown
across some fields into the woods, being
smashed by the fall. Large trees, such as
naples, have been uprootei and renewed a
distance Of FIVE acress. This phenomenon,
although disastrous and awful, must howey-
er have been sublime sight, which is grant
ed to very few, especially in Canada, to wit
ness.
ROBBERS DKowNEp.--Oficer Carpenter OF
this city, had arrested at Prairie du CHEN,
two persons, who had committed robbery on
the War Eagle. and while attempting to bring
them TO this port in the Lucie MAY, they
jumped into the river and were both drowned.
Tho Northwest says there can be NO doubt
but they are the persons arrested by Captain
Morehiser in this city some two weeks since,
and who escaped from the calaboose on Sat
urday and Sunday nights, the I'd and Sd in
slant. About three hundred dollars in coun-
terfes money were found in the pockets Of
one OF them. The amour. stolen on the
bont was ffty-four dollars, and gold watch
valued Mt eighty-fye.-IDubuq Times,
l2th.
Tux PoLicr OF TERRORISM London
Globe, rcmarking on the funeral Of Beran.
ger, says:
sit was impossible on Friday last to con-
trast the boobyish and unwarlikc troops Of
the line with the bold, reckless bearing OF
the ouyriers, who stood gazing al them, sta
king stock" The impression Of his own inn
mense superiority must have entered the
soul Of each workman, and have DESTROYED
his previous terror for the uniforms. The
real policy Of Government should be direct
ed to the creation Of q vastly different i'm
preston ON the popular mind"
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FLC N - n n u Co. ,
DEALERS In


New Lumber Yard,
con. sIxTm 4 TINEA-srs.,
WILL keep constantly on AAnd all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the maEke, Of Keokuk
an1ssrsoandisg eoantry, sssh -
5Lo0nlNa, Dressed and Rough.
4ss I:dlls sa;si :. !. ,.,.. s.: =
CLEARLjnBER, thick, thin. .,d. and narrow.
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and g thu, ,x xise and .arrov'
HM0LkS, No. and conmon.
A 1IILsaH Z ssuABrfss, DRY, ,.,.. o...,,,,
POPLAR : PINE J0!sIs, y every ds:esiptioa.
PrxSrIAsss. fro. s !. Il i. q .s. %
Aid .si:l :. viii sell .. Il. moo. -.......l.
tssns Tor easA. CRkRL 4 SHEPPARD.
Wisconsiu Lumber Yard.
good assortment Of the W.
LUmDEns riousqualities, lengths and
thickness.
A fair assortment on Aand
JOlsTs. snd bills Alled II saw-mill
prices. 3
srA.rr,wn Good-sised piles Of the cor
mon lsnSths and sises.
aArm. Sawed andcut, the latter vssy
cheap.
sWIN0LEB. Pine. Poplar and Cottonwood
SASH. From smallest 10 largest size.
mmnwe Small end large, plain, raised
and moulded.
BLINDS. Rolliug and statioaasy.
A NY snd all Of which articles thssubsuibsr will
"A sell at his yards on the
Corner Of Eighth and BlOndsau Sta,
oPPosirn PUBLIC SCHOOL,
and on the corner Of and Railroad Sta, tneay K.
#. d. n. h. h. Depot,) - low - they ssn b.
bought In the city and at his Branch Yas1 at Far
nington, with cost u trsnsportstion ad1sd. Or
station on the railroad at tbs lowest rates.
wildly Il. o. KELLOGG.
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A MAN and WIFE thu former to take charge
= 81 garden and stable, the latter 10 take
charge 81 honse Good wages will b. given, and
aug3-d SAMPLE = RANETN
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1t is common in these days to extol the
Elizabethan poets in language which would
imply that our nineteenth century bards must
"hide their diminished heads" ia eompari.
son with them. OF course, no ono will for
moment think Of comparing with Shakes
peare any bard Of subsequent times. As he
has never been equalled, and in all probable.
ity never will be cqualled, il 10 an invidious
employ, at best, to speculate nicely on the
degree in which others fall short Of him.
Let him, like his own julius Caesar, bestride
the narrow world like . COLOSSUS but let
not all the rest be compelled to walk under
his huge legs and peep about to find them
selves dishonorablc graves. But, leaving
out the "Swan Avon" comparison be-
tween the lesser lights of the posticAl TRINA
ment in his time, with those Of our own,
would not be so damaging to the latter al
many persons may imagine. But our object
in beginning, Was simply to contrast Ben
Jonson with our American poet, Lowell, In
treating themes closely similar. And frst
for "rarc old Ben"
"a sweet disorder ia the dress,
"a happy kind Of care lcssness; y
lawn about the shoulders thrown,
Into u Rne distraction;
An erring lace, which here and there
knthralls the crimson schumacher;
CUT ueglectful, and thereby
Rbands that fow confusedy:
A winning wave, deserving note,
In the tempcstuous petticoat;
careless shoe-string. in whose tie
see wild ciyility;
DO more bewtch mo than where art
Is too precise in every part
Bravo! old Ben. Can anything be more
exquisite, either in thought, rhythm, or
word-painting Yet 10 not the following BY
Lowell equally felicitous in these respects,
while it points deeper moral:
!" ilark that rustic of = dress,
SW with lavish costliness;
Hefe comes or whose check would flush.
but % have her garments brush
.IAtnsi the girl whore fingers thin
Move the weary 'broilcry in,
And in midni9ht's chill and murk,
Stitched her life into tho work;
Bending backward from her toll,
Lest her tears the silk might soil,
shaping from her bitter thought
Hearts ease and forgst-me-noi;
Satirising her despair
VIII sl.s 400 ~. ~ ~ knS
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GoodWiM,s En-. Lemon.
ENok havoring pastry, jeliies, sauces, ice cream
etc. just received and for sale In any quantity
augls KING 4TAYLOk, Main -st.
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Few SALE VIA
| on FEET front on Main-st., corner 81 Sixth ct.
ON Is feet front Fifth-st., corner Of BIondsau
Lot No. In block ~, on Blondsaa-st., betwees
| 6th and 7th.
Twod~elling houses on Sch street, nesr Ialton.
| Inquire Of h. A. ROOTE,
sug7dSw Al Gas CompAny's O0se.
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I0psvsaas - TenlDSes.
70 DO1. Lsdlow . Co Improved Self.EsalipR
[Cf Fruit CsRs. The best and rhesttst ever In
|isedne sd-neithev wsx o. solder used--~ s1rsnted
perfectly ssfs. 1ipasrs sspplied With VIE patent
tops ~ sssds psisss, from tbe sskwccns u the
keohsk Stove Foundry. J. C. EHTEk.
ly21dAw 81 0elp-st.
Large Assortment ever 0eeeIvsA.
QC Doz. fson q tolp Eslioa kssss Kettles, ~
slN1tAs sales rooms VI tho keok uk st0vs Foundry.
ly32dtw ]. G. ESTES, - Nsin.st.
El1 DOz. Cast Oval Eoilsfs, very cheap. 1t the
81 salesrooHs vi the keokuk Stove Foundry.
jy72d&w J. G. EsTEs, ~ Main-st.
DC D0z. Gait Iron les Kstties just lsDding 1t
OOtbe talesrooDs Of the Keot ok stoye foundry.
jy37dAv &c. ESTES, ~ Aais-st.
I m DOE. Ead Irvns nov isading at The saIss
1UO rooms Of the Keckuh Stove FospdYy.
jy23dAw J. G. E6TEs. ~ Asip-st.
EOA SALE.
A GOOD Five Horse Power Engins-Boiler and
1AFlxtures compiete-wfli be sold cheap II called
Tor soon. Inquire Of J. c. ESTRE,
Jyssdtw Ksokuk Stove Foundry, Or ~ Main-st.