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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-04

" To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
AoED.-I am candidate for the Office ofClTY SER.
0EANT and respectfully solicit you su6rngss st the
Ia tt THOMAS w. boswell
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CANDIDATES FOR OEFICx.

q To shs Y 0ss ~ 81 shc Cfys.-, .1. :,
saneisate for your su sgss It the pproaehtss ok.-
,er elections for the ofise of CITY SER0EANT-
Party nominations are .ssmios.s eschev.d - 80
tne pohticsl parties; hence viii not 90 far frsst
S,, .s aisniy o. ny position indspendeat ssaa-
money to spsnd In ard nv time Il not nv ovp N
i. 90 eiesfionserirs. respectfully submi, my
stnaus further aston my part, with tn.
50 ard in thst event the du,,ss f.s,hf,iIv ana
III performsd. Your f.l ov citizen
A. MICHAEL3
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PErEasause Fob. .. 1857

WHITK 4 & Adj ZlNC fAlNfn |
w Dlsk sire proof Rslst; 0Isinins CsioyS rant
s'''s'' 'se D'''''. vi vi. - "a 4 s1ss co.
fan ~ uaaD Glyoo1s
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LARGE SALE AND LARGE RECEIPT OF Corn.
transactions In corn during the past week In
Baltimore, have been unuTually LARGE A sale OF
$4,000 bushels was made on change Thursday last
ha Is said to be the largest single sale ever
in Baltimore by one house. There were over
one hundred thous&nd bushels offered on the ssmo
day, and during the week probably not less than :
quarter of million of bushels
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POLITICAL PREACHING "A number of members
Of the PresbJ bJterian church at Jerseyvl III. ha-
wing become heartily diagusted with the political
preactiog which has been imposed upon them for
year or two past. met . few days ago and adopt.
ed resolutions discIaiming all wish or intention of
imposing anv restriction whatever on subjects pro.
psrly appertaining to ministerial duty, vet still
claiming for themselves the rsh to judge how far
ministerial duty transcends its legitimate
tive when 1t introduces into the church, As part
of the worship Of God, the subject of party poli-
tics; and declaring that, while they ware at all
times ready and willing to contribute their full
and reasonable share of material aid for the
preaching of the gospel Of Jesus Church, yet. far
the preaching CT any other gospel they hold them
selves in no way committed either for attendance
or support. This Is right action
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A. sTukl,lNANT-:

N A. STU UhD1tANT--
~. Attorney at Law and Notary Puh.tc
Practices in s the Courts he n and fer the city
OF Richmond and in Hanover and Chesterfield
counties.
All notarial business promptly performed
sE Offoa corner Bank and llth streets opposits
doddina haH Richmond. Va ia 2l-Sm
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FAGuS 81 BAsn EhSaa.L,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
Receive ccnssnments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn;
Wheat &c and give their personal attention to SAILS
OF same and keep constantly hand large and gene.
RI 1'.-so-tmeat Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano>
- rsT-AA
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ser tAlssesssr--At the .olicita,ien Of
numoer OF hi.nds, ssnc a ,ce mv,sif : ns,SiSs,.
for the above ofEce pledrns m,,,,s !, s'osss
the cffiss faithfully RnaEpT es oeen or
NH Sc dtde. -"A Dhiooo.
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a ROUND PLAs sCER--Just received a
~ superior article of Richmond Inspection No, /
Ground Plaster; In store for sale by
fe 2-lm WI SSTON & POWERS
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wAsHrsoros TrRR1roRr-0ov s,,x.n. ~.

WARRINGTON TERRIroRY-Gov. Steven. has
sent In bis message to the Legislature of Wash.
ingfon Territory. He gives an enticipr accom-,
Of the charms of this region Of country ef which
very little 10 known TO the Eastern S.ates:
Our territory seems almost q terra incoSaaa 81,
home, yet it is situated on the great higowsv of
the road Of naii ,ns, and has the most masnifi-
cent and capacious harbors and roadsteads either
on the Atlantic or Pacific Shore Its coal. its 6sh.
cries, its lumber, its gold, its extensive aud rich
grazing lands, its genial climate its manufacturing
advantages, and its SOIL which yields the most
generous returns TO labor, present q combination
OF advantages second to no State or Territory Of
our common country. West Of the Cascade
Mountains we have nearly large an amount of
rich arabic land a. in the State of New York
land which requires labor, it is true. to yield re-
turns from It's bosom, for our magnificent forests
agrest source Of our wealth, have first to be
cleared away.
The Wala- Walla Valley, situated mostly iu the
territory CT Washington, surpasses In extent, ad-
van'ages, climate and SOIL that of the great Salt
Lake, and can subsist much larger population
West of the Bitter Root mountains, for q hundred
miles in breadth, the soil is not only good but
equal to that of the Western prairies The land.
scape in June, carpet of flowers, the streams
lioed with pine, and the country well vatered--
The remainder Of the interior is not only all Of it
good grazing country, we'll adapted to the grow
Ing Ct WOOL As we'll Is the raisiug of stock, but
large tracts Included iu the Yakima purchase are
aod presumption which prOnounces this country
Fl. only for Indians.
Tha. there are valuable gold mines In the inte-
rior. requiring only protection to people, to the
growing up of hardy, mining community is no
longer matter Of doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-04

CHASTAIS WHITE. LAWRENCE s. MARYE
WHITE &. MA K, Attorneys nj Law
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
of Richmond City, the counties of Henrico, Han0-
yer Caroline, Chesterfield and Goochisnd; and the
District Ceurt Of Appeals at Frederieksbprg.
LAWRENCE MARYE 10 Notary Public and
Com missioner Of the United States Court of Clams
OtHce over e, B. spenceE corror Of Governor snd
Main streets.
CHAsTAEN WHITE will h.vs 80 office at Ash,
land Hanover county. - lo-3m
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LNhkhH GARDEN sEED-
l. LANDRETH's fwarranted) GARDEN SEEDS
In every variety, jrs. received By
MEADE BAKsR, Druggists,
E6N. w. Corner Of ain and 18th s,s,
Sa T-@tc4w Richmond, W.
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MY SAVINGS BANK OF MICH.
~ MOND-CHAkTERED IN I839-Contnues to.
receive deposits which interest 10 psid st the rate
OF 6 per cent per snnum, IL remaining on deposit
months and fve per cent. for shorter periods
HoRAcs l.. KeST, PreSt, CHAs.T. WoaTHAa,
ALTx'R DUvAL. sec'y, bUs' w Fay.
II BALpwIs, Cashier, ] DAvErPoET,jr,
JOHN N. GoRDos, WELLIsGros 0oDDIN-
gAuUyI PUrNyy fe 20 -63n
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ef'HUNlASr LIAik--A fresh nrIici.
4 IN store for sale by
fa2t--Im WINSPON &.POWERS
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kpKLM.nkl. a. hUY >rEHs,
ID COMMISSION MERChANTB,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LAP TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN, COTTON.
No ss W1fER ST. NEW Y0ak.
- Liberal cash advances consisaments
jos. BkUMHEL+
OF stesrus Il Bramu7el, Richmon6 Va
ALEXANDER l. kOYSTkk
OF New YorA.
JAMES B. ROYSTER,
ts,eu Richmond Va.
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IOHN w. DAVIES,
~ DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
AARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE,
EAIE STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 9TH SITS
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House sGd Sto-e Fronts, Window and Door Sis as
Burytng Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail.
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechansa I..
stltr.s ard a k-rtrnltr-al Society OF Vfretuia
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overpowsr me-they have sii heard that intended
20 ieaVe town tomorrow, and they Gii here
*so In the hali-Ml7 50 10 talking with &2l Ii In
the fsont parlor-sS.s7 sits the door step, while
ei4.<o mas Two boys the corner, that don't
Tun away before he gets back fom dinner. There 10
ont one resouree-Ill make pspef,"-PIi Hunting
ton eneck, MAKE 1t payable tomorrow; show IL 10
tneir money soon and then. tonisht In spite OF my
multi'qdinsus weapons. IN be Esroted and robbed
o. al hsvs- Jone. says he'll do 1t for me-he'l
gise me scentihs black eye for nothing, and peel
my nose without any charge. l eonsigu myself to
the tender mercies Of Jones' hish ust sstisfy my
creditors for another three weeks
Despsiringly, KPDPB
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Anending the Inauguration The Montgomery
Guard, Capt 2. T. Moore, numbering As muskets,
ltf. yesterday evening for Washington. B,fore
leaviog. they paraded the Streets presenting an
imposing martial appearance The Armory Band
accompanies them to the national metropolis This
company, with the Young Guard which left Mon.
day evening, will prove worthy represe Rtatves of
the First Regiment
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EIaGiNIA SAVINGs BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.

tALOA t.E n a kt Va - EOk SALE 1
have for ssle, in Powhstsn county, five very val
uable Farms, varying in sizs from 400 to $50 scres
wl sell great bargain in the III if esry ap
- II, made TO me. Also one very superior Farm In
Chesterfield county.
Terms very liberal.
ALEX MOTT Auet
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ments to increase the line OF boats running from my
house aud shall st the commencement Of the fAii s
soo send out boat every other day Sundays e1csrr
cd By this arrangement will put goods throueh two
Ssyssooner than heretofore, and nearly If not Ate.
sether, soon - BY the 8. D. r.. n. end af maea
les expense.
Merchants west Of Lypchbure wishing 20 sondsa
their goods 70 the raiirord agent are resuired 20
post funds TO pay the charges ta that point - ne
Vrsnia and Tennessee Rsrosd fsfuss to psy " COZ
iect charges on soods received BY the Canal
a--ts ALFRED q LEE. on the naeh
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70 KNlOVAI..-D. HA0sMTY. Nell asa
II BASS FouSDsa Asp rixisssA-Hsvtns re-
moved my Foasdry to No. 20 Mails street, esswsen
Tth ana gsh str esta sm now prepared - exesats
orders for eli kiads Of Brass aaa Compositice Cs1
ines sisa ell kinds Of erass tinishne $50 naste
bncrou Metal which y superior 70 say thses q -
HAD sov II ass. will furnish ~ sams nssn esss
3. HA0ER3Y, Bsu sal Dssn yessess.
u,p. Al h>lsef Dols ne1ete sg6es. Ats-
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Nosron JAS. ~ AkhisTEAD,
rst. of Tsrmyil,e1 fLats Of Cumberland so-)
JOSEPH sLAHToN,
(Of Cumberland coupty1
NTORTON, AKMISTEAU ~ CUs len.
INI MISSION MERCHANTS, Opposite bhoosoe ware
house. Richuond, Va, viii eys special Astsntios 20
the sss Of all kinds of PRODUCE, and to sny oihas
~ L,sEaAL ApvAnc.s made On HroAass, sithss
!, es.h or Ouano Do ls-ike6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03
DcstttutfOn ana Suffering In the
Lumber re EionA of Mlseonsin.


4 correspondent of the Detroit Advertiser
from Oconto county, Wisconsin, October 10,
gives a very pitiful account of the condition
OF the lumbermen in that and in Gratiot
county, occasioned BY the sudden stoppage
of the mills all along the shore from Green
Bay to Menominee. There are no proyis-
ions to be had, for there is no money where.
with to purchase them; and many having
several hundred dollars in due bills cannot
raise as much -four and pork as will keep
body and soul properly together. The cor
respondent adds:
There is a hard time before not TWEEN
ty-Gye dollars in the whole of Oconto. Men
are leaving their families destitute, and ta.
king it on foot to Green Bay, thirty miles
over one Of the worst roads, and God on,
knows what Will become Of their wives and
children. II commenced showing Mt nine
O'Clock, and already over two inches Of snow,
but can't believe that our employers can be
so hardened to all human nature as to lie,
their poor hard working men and their fam
lies starye, when q couple OF thousand dol
lars woald pay every man in part.
Flour can he had ut Green Bay for 81 80
but even if one dollar would buy it, we could
not help ourselves. This has never vet hap
peued to me, although ! have been in the
United States since 1889. never knew
what il was 10 be without bread, but this il
only the commencement of sorrowlet the
steamboat stop, and then see what will take
place III Oconto. Gratiot county will be un-
done. You can't buy one hundred pound.
Of Hour with hundred dollar due bill.
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THg True AMBITION. There is loftier
structure, let me say 10 the youthful aspi
rant cmbarking on the rough waters Of strife,
than the ono family imagined in Wonder
clouds. There is a temple Of God, adorned
with moral beauty and grandeur, such as
pearls, and gems, and rainbow tints can but
faintly symbolic. Let thy ambition fix on
this bright abode Let NIL thy energies be
enlisted in reaching it. There is II field OF
enterprise, too, here below, where the high
est intellect may find scope, and the purest
benevolence be exercised. Il is found in
turning men TO righteousness. They who
labor successfully in this field, shall not only
have calm satisfaction in the work, but
shall shine 1t last ''as the stars forever and
ever Voyage Of Life.
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N In order to live jastly, and be respect.
e., We must refrain from doing that We
blame in Others.
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M lhe last intelligence from Europe
brings news q the explosion Of powder
magazine IN Persia, killing | 200 persons
aud demolishibg 800 houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

CT Attila Burlingamc, farmer Of
CORTLAND county, N. T., says that wheat
can be prevented from spelling in bins, if
one dry brick is put in with it for every
i've bushels.
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NJ would respectfully call attention 70 our
large and well assorted stock of Hardware,
cntl sty Gums, de-, which we offer to the public At
pre- TINT cannot fail to please. All In want Of
TRIMMINGS, House FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Spoons, Fork, Britannia Ware, Kettle.
sauce PAM, Fry Pans, Ladles, Cake Turner's, COT.
fee Mtil', Csndlesticks, Snufers, Curtain Pins,
Bands, &C., MORTAR, Carpet Stretches, Sleeves,
kidnl :, Foot Scrapers, Waffle Irons, Tea Kettles,
shos Is and longs, Coal Shov,ls, Coal Hods, Fire
Carr re-, sadirons. a., Guns, de-, will do welt to
give Il z ca Il and examine the stock and prices
for themselves feeling assured they will find every
thing as we represent
TfLLINaHAsT, LANE + BUEL,
l3s Maia st, opposite the New Hotel building.
moved
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G. lot Of Locofoco politicians, got iuto
quarrel at the City Hall, New Yor4, over
the distribution Of spoils, when Custom
Honse officer beat feilsw named Conner 50
severely q. TO cause his death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

CIT London Ners, received by the
Persia, is assured, on good authority, that
about S2,ooO,ooO is already engaged for
shipment to the United States by an early
opportunity,
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS
STORE.

NEW CASH DRY GOODS
MaiA S., Aeiwsen Gsh ana TIN sss..
Next to Foster. c.oekery Store,
...."...-..-....-..lOWA.
slvHE subscriber bcgs leave 10 ialosm shs oitissus
has established himself the ahov location In ths
RETAIL DIZZY 0OoDx BUSINESS,
And 10 now opening
Eali AnA Eashtsnabis stock 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Lately selected by hmm in the city Of New York.
II will be his desire to embrace withis hi, stock
Any AID xvxxr AaneLr required itr family use
under the head
Dry GssAs,
uesiery. Hsd
His stock is all en,rel, fe,h and purchased al hs
Lowest Market Rates, For Cash!
At the East, and he astters himself that tho
LADIES OF KEOkuK
| WILL FIND BEAUTIFUL srohp AND 4 seAuriSeI
ASSORTMENT of eonts,
At PRICES
E1ual ~ New Kssk,
EQUAL TO THE TINES,
And equal to the desires u the shopping oomms-
nifty Of keokuk.
tits 10 eas.ersss Al the arteiss 10 -
found land not to he found ms
Fashionable Refoii Dry Goods Store.
ONE VISIT To THE STORE,
AND
ONE L00KAT THE GOODS,
WILL GIVE PAR MORE sATIsTACTION
Than half des.n columns in . newspaper, and
TO that Visit snA Iaspscfson the Ladies Of
Keokuk are respectfully insitsA.
WA. B. GINNING
N. B.-Ar.E Il. Pisree, late With 9. 8. Billing,
win be found at the above establishment, whore be
| will be happy to zee bis lady frisndr.
octl3d
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@ VIM. Norris, meYchan, Of Boonvilie,
Mo-, was detected in the commission Of for
gerry, the othsr day, and made his escape
from tha o6ess who attempted to arrest
hin. He forgeries amount to some forty
thoaeoal dollars.
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syh IS easier TO declam against a thous !.
AMI SINS in others, than to mortify one 10
ourselves. -
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ep'Tho Ddf'y Gate City. published by J
b. Howell & Co., kcokuk, Iowa, is tin
most valuable paper for merchants and
business men of this place, that is now
published. 1t comes every day, and con
tains the latest and most reliable news as
to the state of the banks, and commercial
Affairs generally Wards Own.
Ward knows
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For the Gate city.



persuant to letters missive from the Con-
gregational Church in Wayne, Henry Co.,
Iowa, an Ecclesiastical Council assembled at
the church at Wayne, Wednesday, Oct. %,
Tor the purpose of installing the Rev. +. p.
Smith as Pastor, and was organized by the
choice of Rev. Asa Turner, of Denmark,
Moderator. and j. HALEY, of keokuk,
Scribe. The examination, conducted by
the Moderator, assisted by the Rev. w. Sal
ter, OF Burlington, Kimball, of Keokuk, and
Foster, Of Chicago,-was most ably sus-
tanned by MIR. Smith, showing true appre-
citation Of the great work he was about en-
tering upon, and sound knowledge Of The
olory. Mr.. Smith is man of no mean tai
ants, and destined to do great amount of
good In his calling. The public exercises,
in the afternoon, were conducted as follows:
Introductory services, by Rev. w. Coe, of
Charlottesville; Sermon, by Rev. w. Salter,
OF Burlington, from lst Tim. 4--lG, and
was q most mastery production we'll worthy
Of this able writer. Prayer BY Rev. J. P.
Kimball, Of Keokuk; Charge, by Rev. G.
Foster, OF Chicago; in it he alluded in
most touching manner to the Pastors du
ties, drought up as he had been among
them, from childhood, led at an early age
BY christian mothers prayers and christian
fathers example to seek his Saviour, i, now
became his duty, as their pastor, to lead
them down the decline of life; doubly was
this duty incumbent upon him as their son
and pastor, and all those who had known
him from child were henceforth to look
to him for spiritual guidance" He also ex-
horted him to preach whole gospel, and
because a sin, like Slavery, had become SO
huge, not TO fear to preach against tit
was his duty MS minister to do it, and he
was to fulfill that duty. He then alluded to
his high calling. 1t was most affecting, as
many wet eye testified. The address to the
people, by Rev. Asa Turner, Of Denmark,
wac in his usual happy s'yle, coming TO the
gist Of the matter in few pertinent re-
marks. lie said some people thought minis
tiers had little or nothing To do, but he could
assure them to the contrary, and he thought
they, too, would find it so, if they tried it;
tina, when they called on their minister, say
what they had to shy and then 60 away, ana
when he called to see them, let him do the
ame-always say what they had to say and
be done with H. A Benedicton closed
these most interesting services.
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J. y. plCKL1N. R.LuCAo.
tIsfs II lrsde, tcAsbs, sA, Ha.)
Fac . = 4 T. u G q o.,
0AN e EMS,
Near cor. I'd and Main St.. HOKUK, IOWA.
AZ receive deposits, discount paper, aad oaks
w collections, In this city aud throsghosF tAs
Northwest.
Exchange bought and sold 1t current rates.
Gold, Silver, and 1ncurreut nsney bought and
sold.
First class Basinsss paper wanted.
HOABI0N IxCuANo1.
Sterling Exchanes On Londoa, Dublin, and the
Coatinsnt-fTon one pound and upwaxds at re-
dsceA rates.
~ Stranger visiting the city ass invited to
call . or oAhos, whore every information vii he
sivsn and the best rates paid for Eastsrn drafts.
RBvgREncRs.
Bank Republic, New York City.
CsrpsntsF vsfuilys, ~ Wail-st., n. York.
Isaiah Lee 3 Co., Bsltinors, Nd.
Osnlsvy, Drake : Co., Cinoinnsti, o.
H. A. Tueksr Co., kxshanes Bank, Chicago.
John J. Andsrson : Co., 81. Louis.
.nseIos Reid. Ksokuk, Lows.
Reid, Shields Co. -
naseh1-dlyiu
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Gg-t@d.nal Rieheien is represented as
sayiHg,''in the vocabulary Of youth there is
~ such word as fall II that is a fact
iAe Vocabulary Of youth about these time,
is very defective.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

~ James y. Brasman, formerly CONNECT
ed with the Chicago Democrat, was sen.
.eneed TO the Psntentiary FOR the term Of
Tour years, by the court naw 10 session at
Chicago. oD the charge 81 stealing money
frcm letters ia the postoftice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

- There appears to be great wife
inah uiacsory 10 Indian Orchard, Mass.
from the weaving room Of the Ward
al'iis, IN which an average Of eighty per.
sons are employed, one hundred and thirty
seYea s.i,s hatt alstlie,. mitAtn the iast
two wears
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

GoodvTin,s Ex. Lemon.
E>oR havoring pastry, jsliies, sauces, Ice crsas
i etc just received and for snle In any quantity
aagls KING 4 TAYLOR, Msin u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

IicAANeEs. The Iribaae Of the 2sth
says The rates Of uncarrent money are irreg.
uiar, with rather an active business. The
quotations Of Thomson, Morse Nro. sre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

~ hon shalt not carry OF the editors
exchanges, ualess th5u art sure he il ione
"l.h them neither shalt thou talk 10 him
whep he IS reading proof or writing, les. he
get angry and kick thee out Of the sinc-
tGa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

IERRiBLg MAssAcRE ~ YueArAS.- The
massacre reported by telegraph few days
ago, ns having occurred ut Sisal, was a ter
rble affair. Sisal is IN Yucatan. The fol-
loving are all the particulars of the affair
YET received;
The Indians in the interior, taking advnn-
tase pi the disturbances, entered village
some sixty miles from Merida with friendly
manifestations, and having gained admission
70 tho houses, commenced to slaughter the
men, women and children ndiscriminatelv
aud very few escaped. More than five hun.
drcd bodies had been found, and more were
hesng discovered daily in the woods, where
they had attempted TO escape, overtaken and
murdered, many OF them mutila,ed ia the
most shocking manner. This occurred abou,
the middle II September.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

=. HRADEN Il co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 50 Main Street. IOWA,
HAVING removed door west. to rooms form
L J. erly occupied by Reid, Shields 1 Co., would
inform their friends and customers that having
Gifted larger rooms and made large additions 70
their stock Of Drugs and Medicines We are pre-
pared 70 accommodate them by filing orders on the
lowest terms.
Below We give list Of some of the leading ar
ticlcs Jusr RECEIVED;
20 kegs Bicarb Soda,
10 do Ssierstus,
10 bbls Cream Tartar,
200 Ms Tartaric Acid,
geo Oh Quinine,
80 on Morphine.
80 fbs Opium,
J carboys Sweet Spirits Ni.re,
J do AQUA Ammonia
do suiphuric Acid, Ae., &c.
aug2ld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

t0-Ths public are respectfully invited to cal
and b couyiosd that We will do - We say.-OR
DURKEE ! CO.,
Oct. s, '57dkw. Aain-st.