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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-17
FRUIT. FRUITl

AHN0 u TAYLOR,
Whoisssk Dealers ia rsyaga sad Demssffc
kralts Asa Nass, ana Conmisssou
~ ,DSaAe r. In OSne ssiC Produce,
70. II y; Ms'n street. ...............kEoKrK,. IOWA.
kgaNa connected with the largest houses in
II Boston. Now York and New Orfesn, thov ar.
enabled 10 obtain their supplies fresh from tbose
markets, which they will sell ~ cheap as any
house in the west. The following il lis, Of par,
Of theirstoek
Oranges Lemons B.n.r..
Pine Apples, Tamarind, Prunes,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dstes,
Dried Carrants, English Wainats, Figs,
h!monds, Pecans, FlbcTts,
Brazil Nutss Pea Nuts Cocoa Nat.
PIANO EORTEs! PIANO FORTESi,
'NWO very valuable Instruments made by Hal.
iet DAVIS Co., celebrated ma nu fsctarsrs, Bos
ton, for sale cheap for CASH or will be exchanged
Tor country produce, or merchandise of any Kind.
KING 4 TAYLOR,
lanelSddw No. ! Main-st.
80 BAs LtMoNs, In store and selling Al very
w iow,at KING 4 ATAYL0R's,
jstSdIw | Mnin-st
1000 BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving, and vial
IVY be soid cheap at KING 4 TAiLoR's.
leIoddw No. 1 Main ct.
ItAMAkINDs-A fresh supply just recrised BY
I jelsd4w kline ! TAYLOR.
rans ApPissl pine Apples,
A FEW DpZENselect Pine Apples Jus received
~ hiNo latAuh-St
No. MainSt.
khuiis, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Lem
ons, oranges, and nuts of all kinds Just
feceisedA At KING 4 TAYLoR's,
Jysd ddw No. Main ST.
Oranecsg OvADgcs.!
S0 BINS. prime Oranges just received from the
East, and will be sold at the reasonable prize
ef - 90 per box TO the trade. These are very fine
iruit-the best that have been brought into the
cry thlsseasoh King TAYLOR,
JuheIad MOL Man-st
MELODEONS
'INWo very hne toned instruments, from the eel
= = ehrstet manufucrory Of Mason i HamIin,
Boston. just received and for sale cheap for CASH
wiii be exchanged tor country produce, If applied
lor soon. KING TAYLOR,
Junei6ddw Mol Msin.st
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Cor. 0aSn anA Hirstssts., Ke~k Nk.
Il LII ordera for Bottled ALE snd PORTER,
IA oiled and delivered II any part o. the city.
Also. ) quantity Of Ale By the barrel. Orders
fsoE distance respectfully solicited and promptly
...aa4d TO- W. 8. MAkKINB.
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j. q. PaSross 4 Co.,
Whissals and Retail DEALERS in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AnA Ready naAs Clstbipg,
Ho.76 Asin6trsst, Ksek ak Iowa.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-17

LOCR, FISH, NAILS, SPICES,
geSOnACCO, cigars. 0rssn, Dried snd Preserved
) frsin, Wooden and Willow WArs, Provisions,
Cheese, Butter, &C., Grsia and Cosntry Produce,
corner Of Main and 7th sts., Eeokuk, lows.
nay3od
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D. 4. culA8r. D.. \. so01isLp, s0nn !. aALAoy.
CULLBE, aCOG1ELD 4 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Asalsry in
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND COUNTRY P0ODUCE,
Fourth st., bet. Main and johnson, ksokuk, Iowa.
- -0rossviss delivered TO Ali parts Of the City
frss " charge. Ljsled
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y. q. DUNCAN CO.,
AAAsfActs1ess and Wholesale and Retail Dsalsrsin
Furniture and Upholstery,
fiftA IT., bet. Main and johnson,
KEOKUK 5000. low A.
(vHAIkS and MATTRESSES, Of every descrip-
~ sisn, sosstsntiy on hand
Particular atssnsion paid 70 the Whelesals De
partnent. All orders promptly and carefully At
tsaded 70. fjune7dyp
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DKALER In REAL ESTATE.
nRYlCK on Jehnsen street, between 3sd and
~ ID. fjunt2bd
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M lesa1o CO0mAlseio0 MercA0At,
AND AANufAEIUkxkk' AGkAT,
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An = xsaersily. Alse, every siss snd vssissy Of
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,opwA NDIN0 1 CVnAAsSlON MERCHANT,
1vA"A- DIS uolNso, IOWA.
toilSx on - an1 Min strssts, pearths
M AAA ~st landing. lsPSl4.d6he
VIk q 6ULLkN,
o~.rrvxf1sA rGRf, Wholesale and AstailcaAAy
VSs..s.ssSr y, Ihisd-st., between Main saA
SoeasGn, vill hsxivcn u baking for v1s-
,resS S:ss ysps !. - sAHIsst notice.
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o.. NPMING TRADE. Isl
E. JACCARD 4 co..,
wRolEsALR AND RETAIL

1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-17

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HN4YlCR % Third owses, bstwcea 4siA and
N11~haspas, over the Real Estate OAlcs sf Bssykss
Weed.
!. Prenpt sttsi,tion given TO eellseting sad ssear
ins slAias aaA oonSsyanclag.
hAles 70 vsaf ostats sxAmtse4 and NotAsial bGsi-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

COM, Pony UP, Nix. THxANN-Neither Mr..
Tiemann, the Mayor elect, nor his partners in
the paint making business, have as yet settled
that small bill which they acknowledge to be
due the HERALD for its volunteer advertising Of
their factory during the late canvass Are all
those splendid puffs and Acknowledgements to go
for nothing? Look around US. cruel winter
is upon US, and thousands of unfortunates in our
midst are. already suffering from hunger, thirst
and cold. They will soon need all that can be
raised in their behalf and in this view we appeal
to Messrs. Tiemann d Co. to settle that little
bill. Even in political sense, Mr.. Tiemann is
largely indebted to the HERALD, for BOBBY
Brooks confesses the corn that we did, perhaps,
more to defeat Mayor Wood than anybody else.
Make up your bill, Mr.. Tiemann for that adver-
Using, send us check for the amount, and thus
contribute something for the poor
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The New YOa'

The New York REHABILITATION for Europe.
The Collins mail steamship Atlantic Capt Eldridge, for
Liverpool and the Vanderbilt steamship Vanderbilt Capt
Higgins for Southampton and Havre will leave this port
20 morrow, at noon.
The European mails by the Atlantic will close at the Post
Once half past o'clock and those by the Vanderbilt
q, No Bowling Green at half past eleven O'Clock to
morrow morning.
The European edition Of the Herald printed in French
and English will be published at half past nine O'Clock in
the morning. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of tho
NV YohK HAsAap will be received at the following
places IN Europe
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PARIS Am European Express Co, Place lie Ia Bourse.
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The contents Ct the European edition OF the HERALD will
combine the received by mail and telegraph al the
Office during the previous week and up TO the hour opub
LEGATION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1857.
The sugar in Rapdes parish, Ia was seriously in
jured by the frost last week
The steamship Texas reports seeing The wreck of thu
opelousas, bottom upwards.
Ice was formed at Houston, Teras, on the Goth
Galveston cotton was inactive Receipts Of tho week,
1900 bales Exports 800 bales The stock Of cotton In
Houston and Galveston Is estimated at 5000 bales Ths
incoming crop Is estimated al 5000 bales Middlins.
exc. ioxc
The doings Of the TEXAS Legislature were unn,po,nl
joint resolution passed 10 raise regiment OF ran
gers Tor protection against the frontier Indians
General henderson, Of Texas Is conyalescept 10 pro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

route has been traversed by thousands of emf
grants since l847. Six hundred miles Of it lies
in the new Territory of Arizona, along the line
Il the overland mail to the Pacific. This fact
gives strong argument in favor of the imme-
date organization of Arizona by Congress, and
it is urged as matter of absolute necessity By
the California press Probably no Territory
has ever presented itself to Congress with such
strong claims to immediate attention as does
Arizona, and the opening Of the Mormon war
only adds another argument to those already
presented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

MOVEMENTS os GOVERNOR WArxER-we TN.
derstand that great political dinner move.
ment ! going on In this city in behalf of Gov.
cgnor Walker, with the view of bringing him
end IL present position upon Kansas affairs
with something Of tclt before the Country.
Some Of our Custom House and other govern
mcnt officials are at the head OF the enterprise.
and II is said that certain managers of the re-
publican and American parties are also actively
implicated, and that the great ultimatum in
view is the next Presidential election Our re-.
cent municipal contest has broken the ice Of q
new and grand Northern combination move.
mcnt for the succession. The late Holy Alliance
in this city Of republicans, Know Nothings and
renegade democrats, has worked 90 successfully
in this late stronghold o. democracy as to sug-
gest very forcibly the policy Of extending this
combination over all the North In such a move
ment, also. some such man "a Governor Walker.
possessing bis democratic antecedents like Mr.
Tiemann), comes up into bold relief as the
"man for the hour to use one Of the graphic
expressions Of George Sanders And the est-
mate II that Governor Walker. thus trotted out
upon the course, would supcrsede Buchanan,
Douglas, Fremont, Seward and any man in the
North, Of any party, from Maine to Kansas
The dinner II soon TO come of. Sub
scribers arc signing the call rapidly Some
comprehensive negotiations are involved in the
general plan, OF will te concerning our leading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
New York Herald-Cnnfornln Edition.

New York Herald-Canfornin Edition.
The United States mail steamship Northern Light, Capt
nkepaugh will leave this port tomorrow afternoon at
two O'Clock, for Aspinwall,
The mails for California and other parts of the Pacific
viii close a, one O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
The NEW York WEEKLY HgxAID-California edition
containing the intelligence from all parts of the
world will be published at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies wrappers, ready 10 mailing, six cents
Agents will please their early possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

VINO ARE To HAVE Hrxg-We fear that the
several cliques interested in Mr.. Tiemann' cleo
ton are already in trouble upon the important
question" Who are TO have him. The John
McKeon democratic clique say that he is their
man, head, shoulders, body, breeches and boots,
for that they with their two thousand demo
cratic deserters turned the scale Of the election
The black republicans say that to Oakley Hall
belongs the honor Of laying Mayor Wood low
in the DUST and that it was Oakey's Wall
street movement and money that did the bust
ness. But. again. BOBBY Brooks and the rump
Of the Know Nothing party arr making a loud
NOISE, and are not going to be put off any more
with cold victuals and old clio. In this dilemma
We should not wonder atell If Mr.. Tiemann were
at last TO fall into our hands And why not we
should like to know? Have we not a good
claim For has not BOBBY Brooks himself adj
mittcd that it was the HERALD that defeated
Mayor Wood Let justice take It's course. Let
the honor fall where 1t belongs. What's the
price OF putty
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News from Kansas.

81 IoUts, Dec 2, 1857.
Aa meeting at ieaveuworth, Kansas, the 2ist ut.
resolutions adopted similar to those passed at law
renee on the leh and speeches made by Messrs.
Vaughan, Phillips, Hutchins More and others Mr. Phil
lips advised raying around the Topeka constitution, call
ing the Magma Charta OF Kansas liberty. Vigilance
Committee is being formed throughout the Territory.
letter to the Democrat dated lawrence November ~,
states that Governor Walker said he would call special
Of the Legislature, providing the members would
sign pledge guarsnyng that they would no, go into gen
era legislation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

republican and American editors, and their
prospective perquisites and pickings; but these
may be temporarily delayed. The dinner party
itself, we presume, will not be levelled point
blank at the administration, but it will follow
up the sapping and mining policy initiated by
Governor Walker and which already threatens
SO imminently the dissolution of the Northern
democracy Let us have the dinner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

On. CHARLES MAckAY.-Ths distinguished
gentleman who i known to fame a. the author
Of several famous English songs. such as Cheer,
boys, cheer" and known to the newspaper guild
as the principal editor Of the Illustrated London
Neus IL now lecturing in this city on Bri-
tish minstrelsy. We have no doubt his lectures
are very interesting and successful. DR.. Mac
kay occupies position in English society some
what analogous to that Of our General Morris
who IL also song writer and q newspaper man
We notice that DIR, Macksy is writing letters
to the illustrated Ners about this country, and
that he is vastly pleased with what he sees. He
considers Broadway the finest street in the
world and doesn't think Regent street or Rue
Rivoli can compare with it, This news the re.
sdents on Broadway and the Knckerbockers
generally will bear with forttude; We can stand
good deal Of that sort Of thing, as people.
But Dr. Mackay makes some funny blunders
about our banks II he will take our advice, he
will write more about musical notes than about
bank notes; which latter are pleasant to own,
under any circumstances but tough material
for poets digestion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

upon fair election and popular verdict of
mo slavery" the country will be satisfied and
the demagogaes and agitators will be defeated.
The only real danger-and this is "the dead
point of danger"-hinges upon the approach
ing slavery or mo slavery" election; but in
regard to this the President must await the
movements Of the people of Kansas That
ia all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

BOSTON, DEC. 81 1907.
The steamship America from Liverpool the BIS. ~
via Halifax, arrived below at about five O'Clock
evening but owing to the unavorable of the tide did
not reach her dock until half past nne Her mails for tho
south will be despatched by the land to morrow
morning, and viii be due in New York FIVE 2 NJ There
is nothing Of importance in the papers to hand in addition
to the Halifax despatch.
The steamer Persia and the ship Dresdnought we're
going into Liverpool on the 2lst ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. ., 1857.
The injunction against the Mercantile, Charter Oak and
Exchange Banks Of this city this morning removed
and they are now prepared TO do business a. formerly
All Of these banks are In hrst rate condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

CHANtHsfuNi Drc. 3, 1857
The schooner Northern Light, Of Buckport, Me- was
water logged tho 9th OF November The British shp
star took the wreck her captain and four men, who
have arrived here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

THE MORMON wAR.-The Mormon war closes
for years the great thoroughfarc to California
via the South Pass, leaving open only the
Southern route along the a2d parallel This
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
THE LATEST NEWS.


The Next European News.
HALIFAX, Dec. 3, 1857.
The Collins steamship Baltic, Capt Comstock, from
Liverpool on Wednesday the 25th ut four days subse-
quent to the departure of the America nov Cape
Race but the line interrupted beyond Pctou have
consequently no intelligence from St. Johns, Newfound
land. to- daY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
Thal quaint old coxcomh who In his gulet
should have a hook AMI 4 small trout 10 ~


To these cur rivers and Lakes viii furnish
incxhaustiblc sources OF amuserGen. They will
find In them varieties of fish that arc novel TO
them, and which will try thci. skill with the
liuc and The hook. Those who are expert with
the gun and who do not care to encounter the
pcris Of the backwoods or prairies, will find
within a short distance of New York full OPP
portunitics for gratifying their more moderate
tastes. Thus. at Pennsgrove or Denuisville,
New Jersey, they will find snipe in abundance,
not the kind familiar TO them, but the genuine
American bird, known as the Wilson snipe.
Partridge they will meet with everywhere In
the Eastern and Middle States. For the wood
cock. the rice bunting on reed bird The grass
ployer. the bull headed or golden do, the rail
on American water hen, the canvass back duck,
the scaup duck. the American widgeon and the
Canada goose they will only have to go to the
Chesapeake or Delaware, within an easy days
ride Of New York. Add to these inducements
the attractions of new country, splendid
scenery, cheap and luxurious living. and so
ciety facilc and indulgent in its treatment of
strangers, and we have a reasonable chance Of
absorbing a large proportion Of the money spent
on pleasure tours by European iders. A charge
d. rc,uachc, as the French say.
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25

BoRoUdH ELEcTIoS.-At the election held in
Clearfield Borough on last Friday, the follow
ing officers were elected Burgess, Geo. d.
Lanich Town Council, VIM. A. Wallace, o.
Z. Merrill, VIM. F. Irwin, John Troutman, d.
Etzweiler constable, R. F. Ward, Sr. AS
SCISSOR, Geo.W. Sackett ;-Judge, David Litz ;
Inspectors, Thomas A. Wrigley, Joshua s.
johnson School Directors, E. S. Dundy, R.
J. Wallace ;-Overseers OF the Poor, c. D.
Watson, Geo. w. Rhecm ;-High Constable,
Josiah W. Baird.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25
MONEY MAKING TRADE FOR

JEFFR less MANUAL OF PROFITABLE &
USEFUL TRADES. ARTS AND OCCUPATIONS,
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number of money making trades and arts can
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day, for the manufacture of the most beneficial,
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June 4 IS5j-Iy