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news Items.

The news by the steamship Ariel 10 four
days later than that BY the Arabia, but is
not OF much Importance.
The attempt to lnunch the Great Eastern
on the day appointed proved Intellectual and
the launch WAS postponed.
Markets generally dull and prices deci-
ming, except he article Of wehat which is
quoted at two pence advance on prices By
the Arabia.
The English money market was in de.
pressed condition.
The steamship st. Louis arrived in New
York on the 18th from Aspinwan with 643
passong srs and 81 1860 in specie.
There was great Are in Lockport on the
night Of the 18th which destroyed praper's
Mills, and the Spsldias Mill, and other prop.
erty to the amount Of 800, 900.
The total specie reported on hand by the
banks Of New York is 9,45l 1866.
Two heavy firms in Boston engaged in the
India trade, Croker 4 Sturgess and the
Goodclls, have gone by the board.
The schooner Baltic from st. Jago and
bound for Baltimore, was wrecked at CUM
tuck, with the loss Of all on board. The
body of Capt. Sepens was washed ashore.
The tug boat Noah P. Sprngue exploded in
the river at Detroit and killed ten persona.
The Government has issued orders anew
for concentrating the marine corps Of Wash.
ington, Boston and Brooklyn at New York
for the purpose of. guarding the Sub Treas.
airy.
The propeller City Of Superior was sunk
in Copper Harbor during snow storm las,
Wednesday, and proved total loss to the
amount Of $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-18

CT Senator Hunter, OF Virgina, has
written letter, in which he takes the posi-.
ton that Congress should and must admit
Kansas into the Union If the Constitutional
Convention send q Constitution to Washing
ton without submitting j, to the people,
Why, he says, II we allow the people Of
Kansas to vote upon the Constitution, Unjust
We not prepare our minds to lose all that has
been gained for the South by the Kansas
Nebraska net ~
Why yes, to be sure, dear, simple Mr..
Hunter, you will indeed lose Kansar, if YOU
let the people there have anything to say 10
the matter, for there are doubtless nine out
of every ten Of them opposed to Slavery.
But how about that pledge Of Governor
Walkers TO the people Of Kansas that he
would oppose, and that the Administration
at Washington had pledged him that il would
exert its influence to defeat the admission Of
Kansas without the submission of her Con-
ssltution TO vote ofthe people.
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III AvING disposed Of the establishment here
~ t1fore Owned by me - Henry Joyce, who will
continue TO conduct the Boot aud Shoe business ut
TAG I'D stend, on Main st., between oh and 9th
sts take Fl assure Ia recommending him to my
Old friends and customers
MICHAEL CAULFIELD.
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RAILROAD AT ArcrIox.--The Alexandria
and Washington City Railroad, with all lis
properly, locomotives, cars, ac., will be
offered al public sale On the first Of Deem.
Der next,
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highest odis ~ 10 the gift OF the people OF
Iowa, was haunted with that apprehension
Of ga FIRE in the rear which has so otter
dismayed great commanders, and it is posi-
BILE that his defeat may be thus accounted
for:
FRIGHTENED CANDIDATE.
Driven long ago from the field Of urgu
ment, and still mad at their discomGtures
our opponents are determined to call us b,
hard names, IL they cannot meet US in fail
discussion. Epithets furnish cheap logic
and any fool can repeat "Abolitionis., .
"Black Republican, "Niggcr Worshipers,'
and so on; and upon these they hsve rune
the changes so often and so long that the
oxigencies Of the party demanded a new
coinage. ''Nipger Equality" is now the
chief currency Of Bogus Democracy, and
am told that distinguished Democratic
candidate, during his perigrination through
Iowa in quest of Office, has been exceeding.
ly alarmed that be might return home some
fine morning. ut early dawn, and find Mig
ger in bed with his wife and babies. ] hope
DO such misfortune awaits his patriotic ef-
fort, to him or hers. Indeed do no, be-
.lievc that the niger race is such set Of ir-
lead captive MI white womanhood, notwith-
standing the pernicious example OF Othello
and Desdemona to the contrary. At all
events we are willing to take the hazard, and
If the Democracy will take care Of their
women they need give themselves no concern
about ours.
THE TWO DorGLAssEs.
The history Of this new coinage of "nig-
l.s-zf -. n. "A =.
the inventive mind Of sour distinguished
Illinois SENATOR as the Democracy phrase
it, otherwise called Stephen A. Douglass
He used to take 10 himself the sobriquet of
'Littlc Giant" but since Il question has
arisen whether he il a very great man or u
very rcat humbug, and public opinion has
been tending to the belief that he is little
Of both, it is said that the gigantic little
ness heretofore attached to his name has been
cut OF and rs he is the chief name maker
Of his party, no one can question his right TO
alter his own at pleasure.
We arc indebted to him for the name OF
'Black Republican," his own party are also
indebted to him for the afix Of ''Sational,'
as n Democratic prelude, but his greatest
triumph is his last, namely, "niggsr equali-
ty." II is said that there has been ranking
for long time in the breast Of sour dis
tinguished Illinois Senator" feeling Of
jealousy towards his distinguished, though
colored namesakc, who resides in the State
Of New York, aud that il is to this circnm-
stance We are indebted for the idea OF rivalry
between the races.
The hackers Of Fred have often chal-
lenged the hackers Of Stephen to fair and
manly encounter OF wits and it is believed
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Uml9ea states sxvress Company.
sNHlS Company hare opsnesl an ehios in his sity,
and ars prepared t. receive aud forward
goods " and FROM ell tbs principal eitcs snd an
tcrmsdiAAe places ia The Lsstsfn, Middle snA
Western states. BAKx Norss, GoLD Axs ssLsys
Cox, ard freight u 81 kanes, tswaIded With
ssnssr Train. anis my have AFRO PLACID !. All,
Messenger en- the X. Fl. u. NJ N. X. X. West T.
Beatonsport An Express Wagsn will be In read
in<ss 70 collect and Gltser goods shipped ty thin
Ceocany.
-. 0fRcs On Third street, between klin and
Johnson, 1T the Office Of the Etna Iasurancs Com
pany. b. y. TEN EYcK, Agent.
0ct11-dxn.
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EB Mr. Gardenhire and other emancina.
tionis.s OK Missouri formed a land comnapy
which became possessed Of large interests in
real estate in Jefferson CITY and vicinity. and
by the liberal inducements held forth attract.
ed a considerable emigration from the East
ern STATES. Still further to promote the in.
tsrects OF the company and tae community.
aprojecs has been sot on foot for founding n
college on the lands Of the company.
This alarmed and incensed the niger park
and from various quarters of the State small
baer politicians, the breath of whose life is
Niger agitation, denounced the compapy az
an incendiary institution, dangerous to the
rights and property OF the citizens Of the
State. And ON the assembling Of the Leris
latnre Claiborn r. Jackson and j. b. Eowlin
seized the occasion to harangue the public
u Jefferson City against the nerarioas pro
jscts OF the company.
Thereupon ths.ciiy council took the mat
.tor up, passed resolutions in high commen-
dation ofthe operations 81 the company, and
IN severe condemnation Of jackson and Bow.
lin, by name, and oil others Who presumed
to interfere with the local affairs and privat.
rights Of the cisi1ens Of Jefferson.
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knowledge viii soon become folly
when good Judgment ceases to be its guar
dian.
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eTDiogenes being asked of what beast
the bite was most dangerous, answered.
"of wild beasts, that Of the slanderer of
tame, that Of a hatterer.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-18

PoKIso FUs AT THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICANS
The valiant stand made for ultra Republi.
canism in Massachusetts, at the late election
from which serious consequences to Mr..
Banks were apprehended, (by the leaders OF
the movemcnt,) 10 provoking the ,nirth OF
the victorious party nt its amazing result
The Straights, in all the State, mustered las
votes. A waggish Boston correspondent OF
the Springfield Republican says their condi-
ton reminds him Of one Of the illustrations
in Punch. A little boy is seen holding big
dog by the collar. Three young ladies ap
proaoh, and this dialogue ensucs:
Boy.--''if you please, M, was you look
ing for little dog ?"
Young Ladies.-"Yes. Oh, yesr'
Boy. it a spaniel, mum 2"
Ladies.-"oh, yes q most beautiful little
spaniel, with very long ears"
Boy.-"Ah, then, mum, it's the same as
flew ut masters big dog here, wot's been and
swnllered Of it.'
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en- MIR. Walsh, now at Paris, cansed in.
ves'iguhons to be made in the proper de-
rar'ments OF the French Government for ey-
licences Of the truth Of the statement that
Washington had received the appointment
OF Marshal OF France, during the Revoiu
tionary war. The matter was fully invest.
gated, and no such evidence was elected
Leaving It very clear that no such appoint
ment Was ever made.
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LxcIsLArtso BoYs AND 0IaLs 70 BE MrS
AND WonES.-rhe present Legislature il no
less conspicuous and ebnoxiouS than is prc.
dccessors, in the evil practice Of declaring
certain minors old enoagh to disposssss them
selves of their inheritance. II i . Rrest
shame that the duties Of local courts, espec.
tally established to guard the interests OF
minors-of dead mems estates should be
thus rendered imperative; and II such evils
continue to disgrace the history Of Missouri
legislation, men will, 10 making their wills,
be induced, in defence Of their families, to
make special provisions, by will, to prevent
their children from being legally robbed, be-
fore they arrive .. the age Of majority. Mr..
Ranncls, Of ST. Louis, made an effort in the
Senate TO check this evil, but with little effect
upon the majority, who seemed determined
to luxuriate in the abuse Boonville Obser.
yer.
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CO Always do as the sun does; look ut
the bright side Of everything; It is just as
cheap and three times MS good for digestion.
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GTlti is fact that some voices, generally
very disagreeable, sound an exquisite music
when they say sgood-bye."
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BLAIR 4 MCINTYRE,
Urdertakors,
nFFICE on Third Street, bet. AainS
~ and johnson, next ~ Ficklen 4 Ln-
cas- BANK, carry on tho business Of Undertaking
in al its branches. They have recently made ex-
tens!ve additions to their stock, and perfect ed
their arrangements In every department.
PATENT METALLIC. BURIAL CASES
Imparvoas to air and indssti uc.ible, highly erna-
dead, IS veil ~ eotfns Of every style and finish
furnished to order.
licarscs and Carriages furn ished, and the aatirs
arrangements Of the funeral attended to when re-
quirsd.
kookuk, Iowa, Nov. IL l857-dly
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CO Why is q pretty woman's foot like n
Romantic tale Of olden time?
Because il is most truly an interesting leg
end.
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G1T great man is one who cannot make
his children obey him when they are out Of
his sight.
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Mr.. MAcAuLAy's MEaoRy.--A story, says
the London correspondent of the lyerness
Courier, Illustrating Mr.. Macaulay's tena.
cious memory and happy application Of quo
tatiops, is mentioned in literary circles here,
Al breakfast recently given at the house OF
distinguished authorizes, Lord Carlisle and
Mr.. Macaulay were present. Tho converse
ton happened TO tnrn on the cntastroph,
which occurred some months ago in Noucn-
ham-court road, by tho falling down OF three
houses, which buried the inmates in the ru.
ins. The lady. who in her youth professed
dclsm, but who in her senility has degcnera-
ted into sort Of atheist, took occasion to
talk in most reprehensible strain, with ref
erence TO this particular event, to the great
discomfort, II not disgust, Of the historian
lie endured the in.iction for awhile, but al
length turning to Lord Carlisle, with ladi.
efously piteous expression Of countenance
ne repeated the lines,
"ucre falling houses thunder Oh your head,
And here femals atheist taixs you dead
The limos are in Johnson's now almost for.
gotten poem of London.
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AseVnt VI A1ANSOS DALi4.-A AT the com :
inenccmeot Of the action on board the Presi-
uen' ir'gate, bali Gan Is Id. shot) from the
Deislaefe came over the waist cloths Of the
ifesideht, ana such was the force OF the ball
ihat y ar'ua!is-ent OF, without throwing them
aowh, Tue muzIie OF several Of the muskets
ten there by the marines from six to eight
lnehes IN length, killed one narine, took of
he WRIST Of one midsh!pman, Nj. Monsgom-
ery--aiiled another, Mr. Bird, together With
inc quarter gunner, and finally LODGED upon
The deck, and was taken below by the nara
tor Of this, and shown the Lieutenant. NJ,
Dallas, who took II in his hand and wrote on
II with chalk, "toasln, have received your
present and Will return il again." clapped i,
IN The gun himself, and fred the piece
ana is remarkable fnct that il actually
killed several OF the officers aud men on board
Inc beisiders, aud finally lodged in the cabin
OF ihat vessel, and was afterwards hung up
n the Beisidere's cabin as globe during
the war.-l Portland Standard.
SPIRITED BgipE.--A couple were going
10 be married, aud had proceeded AZ far a.
the church door. The gentleman then s.op.
Ped bis intended bride, and thus unexpected.
IL addressed her sMy dear Eliza, during
oar coartsLip have told you much OF nv
Mind, hrf haye NJ. told roy The E,.o,o.
When We are married shall insist up on
three things" "What are they - asked the
lady. sin the FIRST place. said the bride
groom, q shall sleep alone, shall eat alone,
and end fsu. where there is no occasion.-
Can you submit TO these condi,ionss'' SO.
yes, sir. very easily" was the reply, nfor II
you sleep alone, shall not; II you eat alone,
1 shall eat first and MS In yNs,v H,,ass. Il
without occasion, that, think, may be pre-.
vented, for | shall take care that YOU shall
not want oecasion.' The conditions being
thus adjusted, they proceeded to the altar.
and the ceremony Was performed.
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fvThe Maquoketa Seminal, a slow and
feeble echo Of the AorihSes, publishes an
article upon the causes Of the recen. defeat
OF the party, which closes thus
"The names Of some Of those traitors arc
"a. johnson, Of Fl. Madison Gen. Morgan.
Cooibaugh, and Henry W. Starr. There
are several others whose namas shailbe
forthcoming in doe time. They are better
Known By the name Of the Fort Madison
Clique. These are the men THROUGH whosa
influence the new Constitution was adonted
and Ben. N. Sanuels defeated. Pass them
gronnd.'
Now the traitors Shelter known a. the ri.
Madison Clique" comprise pretty much the
entire force Of the Democrats party Of Lee
county, and We rather think the Senfin,l
and Norftnest better not read them gu. 81
the party, for we should then have no on
position.
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E1 Mts. Cunning ham's trial, on the charge
OF procuring an heir 10 the Burdell estate.
viii come of al Goshen, on the third Tues
day in December.
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Camanchn. Clintnn .Cn.
what's become OBJ dat darkey

CT Editors please copy.
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Dissolution Of Co-partmcrship.
sE co-partnesship heretofore existing between
=, = the subseriherr, under the name and Arm OF
aAAsnaLL BRUCE, il this day, By mutual
consent, dissolved. The unsettled business Of the
nfn, VIII b closed by the new firm Of WILKINSON
MARSHALL.
II. MARSHALL.
MICHAEL X. BRUCE.
keokuk, Iowa, 0ct. 70. 1887 oct2t.d4w.
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INsURANcE In the ABOVE Com pani.s sssc,sa a
4 fair rates. and Policies promptly Issued on an
pii'ason to W. W. BELkNAP, Agent,
restodm Second Street
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NOTICE.
M Office 10 hereby given that 9eorgs Psrsoas
= and Charles Parsons, Of keckuk. Iowa, spm-
prttaas the hfin of Charles Parsons Co.. haxa -
Aligned al their prcpsry ana eG.ct,. for ~ 49,
81 ~ their casditoss pro rata and the creditors
% sald hr arr notified 10 present THAR slsims 10
sne MlfdrYsgn on oath OF affirmation, within
ssfes months from the I'd day Of November, 1857,
~ unich time said assignment Was executed,
WILLIAM LEIGHTON,
JAMES NJ. LOVE,
CHAKLES s. CONE.
hookak, Nov. 4, lS57.--uv5dAw6v
G0oaWtWts Ex. A4ano0. ADJ q
ok nAvofing pastry, sliies, ssasss, lee cream
laas fsssissa and for sale II any quantity
aass KING = TAYL LON, 1 Asin-st.
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--~-
Formation O1 Ge.pa - rahln.
TIE undersigred hare this day formed ~
partnership for the trsnsacsion Of The Drug
businsss, nader tAe name and firm of WILKINSON
MAksHALis snd sre lossied NJ the old stand,
eosnsEo VI "a ssn anu Ahisu streets. 8srggzs
ANDREW J. WILKINSON
kICHsD MARSHALL.
kYoAak, Iowa, OCT. 10, 1857. oct2I-dlw.
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NOTICE.
N oiiN. = hereby given to the creditors or l..
. M.o' hriaa Co. that the said l.. Brian
4 Co. have this day made an assignment "a the
und .rsigned, ms assignce, for the benefit Of their
creditors, Of the whole az their property and e.
iecss. And ,he said creditors are hereby Motif Cd
70 NE their claims against the said firm within
thres months properly authenticated wi tn the I'M
derss gued, assignee, fur payment
II. q. o'ERIAN,
keosuk, Oct 18th. 1sjT--oeiIsd Assignee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-04
PARTIAL DEAFNESS
DISCHARGES FioM rnr EAR

DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
DIR. Hartley hegs 10 announce to those OF his patients
with whom he has been ia communication, that he has,
In compliance with hcI special requests, made arrange
mcuts 10 establish his Ear institution n New York and
he generously offers 10 attend all persons suffering from
affections of the Ear, without charge uu cured-there-
by proving his unequalleg and protecting the
deaf from being swndlod, by pying se-styed Aurisis
oxorhitan fees ia advance, aud die infection OF still more
serious evils by permitting the application of dangerous
remedies by ncxporenccd and unskhu hands.
DR.. 1t. mag here state that has no connection what
with any person adycrtmg 10 cure deaness nei-
Their has he given permission for the publication Of GER
hcatc, pnrp rting TO oman lie from him and eau not,
therefore, be responsible for any alarming consequences
resulting from rushnoss Dad desperation. The loss Of
money may not be material TO persons, but the de-
prvaton Of of the most important OF the senses,
ought be regarded and treated with more than ordina-
~ sohctude .
Deafness noise In the head, and an dsagreeabe dis
charges from the Ear speedily and permanently remoy-
ed without causing the least pain or Inconvenience
cure in all eases guaranteed where mnliomaton does
not exist Thirteen years close and almost undivided
attention to this branch OF special practice, has enabled
him TO reduce bis treatment TO such degree Of success
as to find the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield
! by steady attention TO the means prescribed.
The destruction, by fire, Of the Philadelphia Ear In
frmary-of which Dr. Hartley was the head-ha'ngr re
leased him from his duties IN that city he has establish
ed permanently his Institution, for the exclusive treat
ment of Ear Diseases, az 100 Broadway, New York,
Consultation and Examinations each morning. o0'lV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-04
sprriaL Notirrs.

THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF REMEDIES
Sold every Drug Store purportng TO all diseases
uamcabe, each advertised the very bcst known,
tin we had lost an faith 10 them ALL but there is
ccptinu.
We speak OF DIR SANFoBs INyIGoHAroH which
came 10 recommended cure for LIVER CuM-
PLANTS. and al diseases arising from Diseased Liver.
The testimonials Of many 81 our Physicians in It's i
induced 20 try IT, and conviction is certain
that II is one Of the greatest blessings given Dys
pepics for IL made complete before the first bottle
was taken, and eat anything cltablc With
trouble while before nothing but che lightes food
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