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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07
nOston Family Grocery
p VISION STORE,

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Corner of johnson aud Fifth streets, Keokuk, Iowa
rNHE subscriber has just opened the above estAb-
! lishment, and is now prepared 10 furnish the
citizens Of keoknk and the vicinity with very
choca stock Of Groceries and Provisions Of every
kind
! Twill assure the public that whatever they pur-
chase my store will be fresh and new, and IT ~
| low prces any other house Of the kind in the
city.
| All goods purcl,ased at the Boston Family Gro
ccry'' will b. delivered to any part Of the city,
free Of charge.
Amongst my stock may be found the following
Rio, Jsvs and Mocha Coffee lmperi al, Gunpowder,
Young Tyson, Black and ali other kind. u Tsas
crushed clarified, loaf and n. o. Sugars; Sugar
House Molasse~ German Soap palm do, family do,
CASTLE do and varigated do. AaamAntine Candles,
stearine do. mold do, sperm do, star do Mackerei,
salmon, herings, Cod Fish,, sugar cured Hams,
Quincy Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Vinegar. pearl
starca spirit gas, backing. bed cords, citron cur
rants, raisins, figs, r. cheese, pine apple cheese
willow and wooden ware. tobacco aud cigars butter,
eggs, poultry Of all kinds, pie fruits sardines, can
dies Of ali kinds, olive oil, brandy peaches, &c.
am also receiving by every arrival lots OF Yam
kee vegetables choice preserves Of all kinds
IN cans pine apples, straw berries tomatoes, peach
es and oysters, pat up fresh in In fact every
The public are respectfully invited % GALL and
examine for themselves. 'T0KTTY.
dcc24dawlm
GEO. e.. DIXON,
TIORNEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A Once removed 10 Samples building, Second
street, between Main and Johnson, keokuk, Iowa.
Dec 3-d3m
"A thing 81 beauty 10 a Joy forever.,
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
TX Society under the first Emperor, with Por-
~ traits Ut its Beauties, Wits and Hcroines: BY
+. u. Goodrich. Tho most supurbly Illustrated
Book ever publishes in America, -yAiue 4l5,-is
now offered ~ s., at
II. G. CLARKE's Literary Depot,
lani-d johnson ST., near Posto6hcs.
~ RANBERkIEs-Eiye bbls lost received by
" KFlIMas \ RrRnR
janl-dsw Foarth-st.
isIHks-Fresl Cove. genuine and .a.ranssA.
~ tor sale BY KELLOGG BlR1k,
janl-d2w Rosrth-st.
IOSEi-A pure article for sale BY
III KELLOGG BIR0H,
Janl-d3w fourth-st.
puCKWHEAT FLOuK-Nor made Of shorts,
II tpt tho genuine article.
ianld2w KELLOGG BTRGR.
LsLUUk--A variety Of brands. delivered gratis.
KELLOGG BTkuk,
janl-d2w Fourtn-st.
FOR IENT,
IN Main ST., between 7th and sth, tho building
~ lately occupied by Magrnder Co. InQuirs Of
J. III. Holmes, corner Of 18th and Main, or Charles
Hubbell, north west corner u sth and franklin.
jan3 -d3ts
7 AIDES ALBUM hnest stock that sosid
IL be had in New York can be seen Ct tho City
Bookstore. They make an elegant Gift Book
csllat lsept5l OoDKN'S.
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There are in this rude stunning tide
of human care and crime,
with whom tho melodies abide,
Ut the everlasting chime;
Who carry music in thir heart,
Thr ough dusty lane and wranghng mart,
Plying their daily toll with busy feet,
because their secret souls holy strain repeat.
kebie.
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| TERRIBLE BRRAK-pows.--The play goers
Of the city Of Buffalo have been on the qui
rire for week past, in consequence Of the
announcement that young, beautiful and
| talented married lady Of this city, would
make her "frst appearance on any stage"
in the language OF the bills, at the Metro
politan, and expectation has been on tip-toe
from the first breaking out Of the sensation
| till the night of the long waitedfo appear
| ancc. Report said the lady was happily sit
| uated, rich, n fashionist, courted, lovely, en-.
| yied, and all that, but she possessed such
| wonderful histrionic talents that nothing
could induce her to bury them in a napkin.
The PRAYERS Of doatSng husband had no
effect upon her; friends and relatives reason.
ed, coaxed and cried, but II was of no avail.
Astonish the world she would, and so she did,
On Monday evening last the lady appeared
on the boards of the Metropolitan as ssJu.
lict," and if the critic of the Buffalo Repub
lie is not mistaken, tho lady certainly did, in
the expressive parlance of the Bowerv,
stake um all down. The usual introdnc.
tory notices crowded the local papers prior
to the coming OF Of tthe appearance" and
OF course the house was Jam. Beauty,
youth, Ia 'ents and wealth, and delightful do
nestle relations, set people all wondering
what could have induced the lady to embark
on so hazardous venture as an attempt TO
win fame in so perilous a profession.
Well, the play commenced, and, according
to oil accounts, it was about the richest spec
taclo which Tom Carr, the manager, had
produced in mn age. "Juliet,n according to
the Republic, was too much, even for q Buff
falo audience to stand. They were aston
ished, they smiled, they laughed, they fairly
hovled with delight. The play was turned
into farce, and applause was melted out to
every actor and actress on the stage, indis-
oriminatelv, from the fair debufaate down to
the most humble supernumerary. Shaks-
peare's beautiful composition was turned in
to a burlesque. The lady, it would seem
from the critique upon her "splurge," has
nothing but fine form as stage capital A
voice weak, harsh and disagreeable, features
without expression, and total incapacty,
the Republic man says, TO make anv proper
disposition of her hands and feet, and all
this. with her assumption of stage airs, to n
terrible degree, 'brought down the house..
Take the affair, all in all, ii was decided
hit on the part of the lady--a hit which she
will carry the effects of for long while, but
which will be service to herself through
life, and warning to others who may labor
under like mistake-that they were 'sborn
for throne" This may be supposed the
first and last appearance of the New York
stage-struck lady in Public.--[N. Y. Day
Book.
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eTThe following collection Of epitaphs

u The following collection Of epitaphi
Explain themselves:
ga sudden pitch
From misplaced fwitch
Laid me dead in ditch"
'1of the track he engine rushed
Some were drowned, and was crushed =
"llere reposos two victims, staktd
Al one blow, by the saue snake-head' -
W hat Ia Lille lis bat "a vision,
Here died BY o collision,
Twenty more died BY the same,
Serdict-"N Nobody to blame
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NorABiE DgArH.--the Richmond Whig
states that Mrs. Sarah b. Scott, the second
and last surviving daughter Of the great ora
tor Patrick Henry, departed this lifc at her
residence "Sesen Islands, Halifax county,
Va, on Wednesday 10th ulsimo, in the 18th
year Of her nge."
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TINS CONSEQUENCE. 1T will be recollected
that something like nine or ten months ago.
Lucy Stone and Mr.. Blackwell became par
ties 70 matrimonial contract. The Boston
Post understands that = dividend has just
been declared in the shape Of fine bounc-
ing baby.
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CRAwFisHNe.- Dallas's Central American
treaty recognizes the Mosquito kingdom,
with its miserable, mongrei population, as
an independent power. This is point that
our government has heretofore steadily re-
refused to eoncede. Would not such an ad :
mission in treaty negotiated by n Repub-
ican plenipotentiary have sent up a regular
howl from ''the unterrifed?" Could treaty
which contained il have commanded the as
sent OF Black Democratic Senate, if it had
come from any other than Black Demo-
cratic source? Yet we shall be deceived in
our exsectations if this treaty do not re-
ceise the support Of the Administration ma
jority in that body.
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tonnywondy new York
mr. editur Novm the 10 Is City
you mis- it For sendin For monny Now
For havte got none the fax is j
got pzend this fall, & hante dun stitch Of
wurk 10 morn weaks Ispose var
pizend by ivry or shumake
ime in Nawful way Amy
boddys biggern barril an my feet Look
like couple Of niger babize they're swelld
SO 4 look so black
etc sum wild parsonops for
dinnur this mornin They're crampin on me
MI up
Yourn till deth and vel wisher
Preserved wicker
Is You don't kno Of nothin vots good
For psen spose Pw
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POCMEr CY,TU.E. =,

TWIN rT CUTLERY.
GONE very fine patterns for sale by
- jan3-d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES,
POST copy. 81 Main.st
RBING AND PAVING NOTICE,
Lots upon the follow ing described
Streets.
A q meeting Of the City Council Of the City Of
"A kookuk, held December Esd, A. ID. 1886, the
following resolution vas adopted:
Resolved, That the owners Of the Lots situated
upon the streets described below, to-wit On Blon-
deau street from Water TO Fourteenth street; on
Concert from First To Sixth street. on High street
from Second TO Sixth street on Exchange street
from Water TO Fourth street on First street from
Exchange To Blondeau street Second street from
Main to High on Fourth street from johnson to
Orleans on Fifth street FROM johnson to Orleans ;
on Seventh from 1imea To Biondeau street; on
Eighth from Main to Biondesu street; on Ninth
street from johnson to Concert; on Tenth from Ex.
change H. Concert on Eleventh from Main street
to High on Twelfth from Main to High street +; on
Thirteenth street from Main ~ Concert; IN Four
teen,h street from Main to Bondeau and fronting
upon any of said streets, be directed to have the
curb stones set by the frst day Of June next, and
the eide walks graded and paved by the FIRST day Of
August nest the same to be done in accordance
with the Ordinances Of the City.
CERTIFY the above 10 be . copy Of . resolution
passed by the City Council Of the City Of
keokuk Given under my hand this 3tst
day Of December, A. ID. 1880.
u. 5. MERRIAM,
dec3l-d2m Clerk of the Council.
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WHAT CONSTITUTES GREATNESS DIR. Aver,
the pill-peddler, says that Washington, an
American, was the greatest man, altogether,
Of the last age; Franklin, an American, was
the greatest man in the department Of sci
ence Prescott, an American, is the great
est Of historians; and himself, Ii. e. the
ll-peddler,) also an American, is the great
est benefactor. We can conceive only one
evidence Of his greatness, viz the greatness
Of the company in which he has placed him
self, and to establish his greatness from such
fact il would need the constructive logic Of
the Frenchman who argued himself the
greatest man in France on this wise: Paris
is the greatest city in France the Hotel de
vile is the greatest hotel in Paris room No
81 is the greatest room in the Hotel de vile;
! am the greatest man in No. 81. But then,
the impudence Of quack medicine vendors is
stupendous, even for this audacious age. II
he had said he was the greatest quack, in
stead Of the greatest bencfactor, be would
have lessened the number Of contestants and
narrowed the dispute greatly.
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Commence the New Year
DY INSURING your property against the dan
ID ger Of Fise In ons Of the substantial Compa-
mics below named
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL $20O, 900.
STAR ms. CO., OF 0GDENsBURGH, N. Y,
CAPITAL 10000
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
The above Companies adjust and pay all losses
sQuitshiy and promptly.
WI, W. BELKNAP, Agent,
0Ase In the Iron Front building, Second st.
ia0I~dln
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TnREATaNlso.--Th The Missourians are threat,
enng terrible ,hings,if Gov. Geary does no,
interfere with and break up the Free State
Legislature in Kansas. which is to meet on
Monday next. The Westport correspondent
OF the Missouri Republican lno less per-
son than the notorious Henry Clay Pate)
writes:
''lhe Herald of Freedom saws that Geary
will not interfere with the revolutionary Leg
isiatnre; if he does not, his course will give
great dissatisfaction, and 60 great WAYS
to renew scenes which ought never to trans
plre again.
That is saving IN effect Unless Gov. Gea-
~ does interfere with the Revolutionary
Legislatures" we (the rufiians) will.
II they DO, then will "ihe scenes which
ought never 10 transpirc again." be renewed,
OF course. And vet this .srcvolutionary
Legislature is the only one that has ever
been fairly elected by the iona Gde set
tiers Of Kansas. Gov. 6eary appears 10 un-
derstand this fact, and II is thought will net
accordingly
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GT'Catawba brandy, manufactured exclu-
siseiy at Cincinnati, is now purchased at s.
per gallon to send to France for the purro
OF havoring foreign liquors. That is fact,
and YET, notwithstanding that, and notwith-
standing the fact that immense quantities of
our common whisky are exported for the
purpose OF being returned 10 us ms .spure
French brandy it seems to be sufficient
assurance Of the genuineness Of liquors il
one is convinced that the vessel which con-
tains them has the custom house brand. and
has passed the inspection Of Uncle Sam. As
if they didn't cheat abroad, and French
mans brand was the soul of integrity
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Ev gentleman asked little girl what
it was that made n person feel so when an
other ticklcd him. 81 suppose it is the laugh
creeping over him" was the reply.
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ltenss OF the Morning.

Mr.. Sumner has been forbidden by his
physician to leave Boston for Washington, a,
he intended, the greatest canton being ne.
cessary to insure his recovery.
The wife of Judge Daniels, of the SD
preme Court, was burned to death at Wash
ington On the Sd. Her clothes caught FIRE
from q candle, when she was retiring for the
night.
The special committee OF the Senate
charged with the consideration Of the mat
ter, have agreed unanimously that Senator
Harlan was not properly elected, and have
reported to that effect, declaring his seat va
cant. The present Legislature will rectify
that informality speedily. The telegraphic
dispatch, which announces unanimous
agreement OF the committee, says that
Toombs will make a minority report.
An executive com mittee, charged with the
negro instruction difficulty in Davidson Co.,
Tenn, report that there is no evidence against
the negroes, and recommend their discharge.
Mr.. Hoagland, messenger from Gov. Geary,
Kansas, says that it would not be easy to
exaggerate the disorders in Kansas for the
last two months, but that things are assum-
ing a much more peaceful and promising
appearance.
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Limoges has the following "As trades
man of Tarascon was, n few nights ago, a,
a late hour, going in his gig to Drives, he
overlook, in desolate part OF the road near
puyfort, au elegantly dressed young wo-
man, who appeared greatly fatigued. As
tonlshed to see n female of her appearance
alone on the highway at such an hour, he
stopped and questioned her, and she, after
some hesitation, said, in a soft voice, "Ah
SIR, am very unhappy. My husband, in
consequences Of q quarrel we happened to
have. las Just flung me out Of postchaise.
and am now going know not where. -
The tradesman said she would do well to 90
TO Drives, the nearest town, aud offered her
a seat by his side; but she said, with an air
OF greal modesty, that she could not think
OF accompanying perfect stranger. Tho
tradesman, however, insisted, and after
awhile she got into the gig. The converse
ton that ensued soon assumed tender tone,
and the tradcsinan rentured to press the
hand Of the lady and to take peep into her
face, whlch. from what he thought was mod
esty, she had kept averted from him. He
then saw two fierce eyes and a rough beard
and the sight struck him with terror. After
moments rejection, however, he let drop
his pocket handkerchief, into the road, 'and'
said he, Madam, must stop for moment
10 pick up my handkerchief; but no-my
horse is SO vicious tha; cannot leave him;
is il taking too great liberty to ask YOU to
pick up the handkerchief for me?' Not at
all, SIR said the pretended lady, jumping
from the sig, and at the same moment. the
tradesman, whipping mis- horse, drove Off as
fast as he possibly could. A basket, left by
the bandit in the zig, was found to contain
poignarl and two pistols
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eT-lt is though, BY many that the inter-
ference OF Buchanan to procure the election
Of the notorious forney (stool- pigeon in or
binary to Ned Forrest and the President
elect TO the United States Senate, will have
the effect TO return Gen Cameron, for the
effort provokes considerable censure from
party friends.
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QrERE.-The $4,000 worth Of niggers
which Senator Bel! lost by the late Tennes-
ace troubles, was bis share Of the expense
OF repeating the Missouri Compromise. Con-
sidering thai the Senator always protested
against the act, ought not Douglass TO make
the loss good out Of lis own stock Ct mig
gers in Mississippi
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Mr.. BREcKIsRIpcE.A paragraph is going
the rounds of the papers commencing thus
SIN II recent sketch Of his life, the author
says that Mr.. Breckenridge commenced life
poor and parentless." Rather poor start,
that. Perhaps, like Topsey, he "wasn't born,
he growel -
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PicHwIcK!AN.--The Muscatine ENQUIRER
calls Jones 'lowa's favorite SENATOR iowa
has shown her respect for him by emphatic
ally regulating him and his tribe several
times, and the remark Of our contemporary
is true only in pickwickian sense, i, strikes
US. Il is rather a mercioss stabbing Of
ones political friends, Mr.. EnQuirer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

GT~The Petersburg Wa Democrat saws
Thar on Thurstiay, "a colored individual, :
handsome, tall, aristocratic, military-look
ing, and dressed 10 XIII, passed though tina,
city from the South. lie was such Il darke,
ms any gentleman would give about 81 900
for as a carriage driver or body scryant.--
On !nquir, leg, he should be runaway com
ing i strong. he proved to be no less person
a.e than the Duke OF 81. Ihora, Of uayti.
particular friend unG confidential counsel
Tor of lis Serene Eminenee ElnrNror Faus-
TN the First. The Duke is on lis wav To
New icrk.
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STEAM GUAGEs.

FTNHOMPSON 4 BkIDGEs, 81 Main at, have for
sale Asheruit's celebrated Steam aaugcs, for
Steamboats,, Locomotives, and Stationary En- ines.
II is the most perfect Gauge, and more extensively
used in the East aud tai adas than any other
gauge, Engineers and others are invited to call
and examine
We are also prepared 10 furnish steam Whistles,
Of all sizes, on short notice [iRns-d
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IRuE lIKRoIsa Nor ExrIScr.-At the re-
cent terrible railroad accident Mt Alliance,
emo, q poor tlagman cyinced the noblest
self sacrifice in his death. which shows tina,
divine nature is not dead in man:
Jacob Rudy, German, the iagman of the
station-the shapeless fragments of whose
body were lying upon board in q large
warehouse near the station--ded as n hero
dies. lie saw the train approaching with
the speed of nightingale saw the danger
Of the crowd upon the platform, and oil
those in the train which was leaving, he rush.
cd with his lantern and his signal waving up
the track. directly fronting the death dealing
locomotive, and il struck him. carried him
between The cars; tore him limb from limb
actually tore his noble heart out, which wa.
found with his lungs lying twenty or thirt,
Yards from his body, which was dragged
from under the baggage car u torn ana
bleeding mass of shapelcss human flesh. Il
agony OF his lear for others, he had forgot.
ten himself. Such conduct is worthy of .
monument Of marble. His body, or rattle,
what remained of it, presented most shock.
ing spectacle. One Of his arms was torn
of, his head and upper part Of his body had
lost every distinguisbab,e feature Of hu.
mainly.
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cB An honest Dutchman, in training up
his son in the way he should go, frequently
exercised him 10 Bible lessons. On one oc-
casion he asked him:
"Who vas dat would not shleep NIT Boti-
nher's vi ra. -,
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m The man who thought he could learn
10 make boots by swallowing sherry cob
Diefs, has JUST got out work in which he
attempts to prove that BY eating hops YOU
Viii acquire knowledge Of dancing
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hickey Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Cam, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the nessest work that is
done in the City, and q. a less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
gA-MAauiaE's Courousp EXTRACT OF BEsxE
PLAsr--A certain cure for DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, aud all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation As u safe, palatable and
reliable remedy 1t is unequaled. For children
teething, attended with irritation Of tho bowels II
is the mos: soothing remedy in Prepared and
sold by J. i c. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. w. cor Olive & I'd sts., st. Louis
For salein Kcokuk by +. II. 0'Connor, and Drug.
stsgeneraiiy. [aug2odAw6m
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WOs,D WOOD
GRENCM CANDIES.

FRENCH CANDIES.
Just received, by tho Kate fsench, = large sur
y p.y Of French candiesef every description, at
A. j. DINNERS,
janis Third-st.
leo BONES Glassware and Window Glass al
lUU REYNOLDS Drug Store.