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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07


KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 23rd, 1857.
Gen. IAN Antnsrp ana Others;
GENTLEMEN The amendment to our Rail.
road charter is now q law, as you have doubt
less learned. The points named, learn,
are the same AS those agreed upon at the
Linneus convention. la few days we will
start one OF our number to your city, by
whom we hope to send o copy of the charter;
but write you in advance, that you may be
preparing yourselves for action.
In regard to our raod the best spirit pre-
walls, and We have no doubts remaining Of
the entire success of the enterprise. But
while our friends are excited to almost en-
thusiasm on the subject, others arc also cx-
erting themselves in favor of other projects,
especially one from Weston, Mo-, to Canton,
on the Mississippi, now chartered. The
friends OF this road, as - writes us
from Jefferson City, will soon have an agent
in New York and other places, cndeavorng
! TO interest capitalists in it. Another road,
| from Burlington to st. Joseph, Mo-, Will also
have agents in the east; and it becomes the
friends Of the k.okuk and Kansas City road
/ to move quickly, and in the right direction.
/ We shalt look with the utmost confidence 10
the earnest cooperation Of our Keokuk
4 iilFbHs III hue fhaittI- " hnoN WDak w uU,
aud how 10 DO it, and Chicago and the East
would nat perhaps receive our agents, al
present, with the same cordiality that they
might those sent hv YOU.
As an item Of interest to you, and some.
what german to the subject, have to men
ton that we have organized the Kansas Val.
ley Railroad Company--the raod to run from
Kansas City to Fort Riley --on the south
osnA vi sue nansas RIVER, 10 mics. toes
map This road will form a splendid ex.
tension Of our keokuk road, through til,
heart OF Kansas Territory, and capable Of
indefinite extension to the West. The Kan.
sas Valley is the Egypt Of the West in fer
tiiity, and would be Immensely advantageon.
to keokuk, IN It's trade and productions.
Over the necessary amount Of stock (iy,
, hundred sharee) has been subscribed, an.
on the eth inst, an election for Director
vii take place. We organize thus carly. il
order to place ourselves in position for nsgo
: tiation. Our wish il to get some good M,
] reliable company to take the rond, and bulls
y. Asyon speak, write or negotiate, for on
r heohuk road, bear the extension referred to
I IN mind. II adds greatly to me inportanc
: OF our enterprise; and would upon th
I Whole traverse, from Keokuk to Fort Riley
: the very richest and finest $40 miles Of coun
try TO be found upon the continent Of Nortl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

Tug RIVER Owing to the showers and
the soft weather, the ice was breaking away
yesterday on the Rapids. OF course the
bridge g. Hamilton, which has done US such
good service for a few weeks past, was USE
less yesterday for teams. The las, loads
which crossed, SO far as we have heard, were
two loads OF coal driven by irishmen on
Thursday AFTERNOON. just rs the hindmost
wagon was passing over the channel, the ice
ander the hind wheels began to give way :
Paddy cracked up hls team and saved him.
self BY the skin Of bis teeth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

fTCol. Pcrsifcr r. Smith (a hrevet brig
adler general for gallant service 70 the Acxi-
can wsr) has been coa1snsd BY the SENATE,
as brigadier general.
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VIM. BROWN,
AR CHIT ECT.

TUSr call 1T his rooms, over DoublsdAy VIII
u son Store, second street, any time tsxcept San-
days) from dayli Till 10 O'Clock NJ night, - be-
Il obi ged 10 be constantly on hand on account Of
psessof business and see his drswings, apparatus.
and extensive Architectural Library, which arr
free to the inspection Of all, and judge whether be
IL competent a. seryethe public In his Profession
He ght here recite what great thingu be has done
or can d. but that would be superAuous In this ut
itarsn co immunity therefore be is willing y shcv
the public what be can himself do In , practical
f.h..d w. BROWN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

THE shove est rspsssas view sf ~ most
i complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN USE
The Patterns ere satirsly nsw, havisg bssa aa1s
b - this year. They ars fast eeA-
q Ceoking Stoves IN the markets Ihs demand fss
tho Il already % great that We are preparing -
nassfaeturs 6fty u them per day. Those Wasting
thst almost indispensible article, god CookiaQ
Stove, should remember that improvement -
progress sxs the order Of the day. and that IN ~
iicie OF domestic uss, hAs there been greater In
psovsment, within the last ten years, than the one
nov under confederation. Therefore, you viii
sresfly promote your interests by selecting ~
ssNEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
In preference TO taking up With Of anaasiasassd
pattern.
~ For sale Wholesale and retail, 81 our ssese.
No. 81 Msin-st., KEOKUK, IOWA, whore 80 a.
ways b. found The most complete and varied ase0t-
uent IL Cooking, Heating, and Palor Stovss, ever
offered in The West.
No~AlsO, Tipnsss' Stock of al ktnds:
VS.. AOoaE, BkID0h nnO.
Agent. Uasl-dy]
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R,gAs ~ Lass.

A published correspondence between l.. ID.
Campbell and Secretary Guthrie reveals .
budget Of blunders which would do honor 10
Punch.
On the 5th inst, Mr.. Guthrie wrote let
ter referring to a law passed July %, 1852.
Mr.. Campbell writes back, stating that no
law was passed that day.
Mr.. Guthrie returns an answer that he
meant the law passed August 10th, 1852.
Mr.. Campbell replies that he can End NO
such law, and hopes MIR. Guthrie will men
ton volume and page.
Mr.. Guthrie writes that he meant the law
Of Aug. Is, 1852, vol. s, page SIC.
Mr.. CsmpbeIl replies that thst volume and
page contains NO such law ~ Mr.. Guthrie
quotes, and hopes he will yet mention The
law under which no performed certain acts.
Mr.. Guthrie answers that he has exnmiaed
bis original draft, and finds he meant thu
law Of July 2lst, 1852
Mr.. Campbell replies that that Law vas 70
pealed long ago.
Mr.. Guthrie answers, 80 it Was, and the
correspondence ends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL ROoA,

February s, 1857.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Aldermen Conn, Pittman, ShaYts,
Taylor and Timberman.
Alderman Parsons President pro tenn, pre-
sided.
The City Engineer reported survey and
plat for the extension OF Third street from
Cedar street, down the river. Whereupon il
was ordered that K. p. Creel, J. II. Sullivan
aud j. w. Clcghorn, be selected to assess
the damages rs well As the benefits to be sus-
tanned and accrue to individuals BY reason
of the laying out and extending OF Third
street as proposed by the aforesaid survey
and plat, reported by the City Engineer.
Council adjourned to Tuesday evening,
Feb. 10th, at O'Clock.
b. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

O!d Clothes.
fGNuE Ladies Benevolent Society meets every sat
| utdsy afternoon at Z o'clock, over larry Full
tom clio hing store entrance from I'd street. Per
sons hny ng cast Cd clothing hand are requested
| 10 send snch articles they may feel willing to
| give to The society ronm.
L,di,s interested in behalf Of the poor ARE in
| yited to attend.
k.o.uk Iowa Evb 4. 1T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all persons Interested
IN that at meeting of the City Council Of the
City OF keokuk, held February 8, 1887, . jury VA
elected to Assess the banets and damages 70 aecras
to individuals BY Of the extension Of Third
street down the river laid down on . survey and
plat reported by the City Enginter " the Council
Feb. 5, 1887, and that sad jurors are summoned t.
app,a nj the Mayors Office in said city, the 3Stt
day OF February ID. 1857, nj y o'clock .. m.
IT. 1RIPPEY,
Marshal Of the City Of keokuk.
K.al nh Feb =. is57-l3y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

DANGEROUS RIpL.A passenger train on
,Ae Columbia Penn. Railroad ran dis
tance VI some four miles, few DAYS since.
oh the track, crossing one bridge safely
while accomplishing the feat. II ran about
three. fourihs Of the distance before the en-
gineer discovered the fact Of lis being "a
the trace. Before stopping, the train got
pretty much smashed up, but no body was
Killed, or very seriously hurt.
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NEx FIN n

Ogaen, Brownelt X &c.
A Co.PAkENEksiiIP has this day been formed
n by the above named parties, for the purpose o.
prose- u,ins the Book and Stationery trade. With
greatly increased facilities for the fulfliment Vt
their object they Confidently expect TO bald up .
trad. which shall equal that OF any Book house in
the We.t. No pains shall DO omitted 10 give salts
faction TO their customers. Tia trade, and retail
purchasers are invited 10 call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

Town or BaBEL.-The story about the
discovery Of the Tower Of Babel turns out
to b. hoax, "a We thought probably il
woaid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

~ 6sese % nsv Sos1, tos Ne seeufsy 81 F0iiey
Dsrsosally iissie. Ansag the Directors are the
nost wealthy and issssatisl sitissAs of New York.
THIS Il Stock Company, returning 10 the ss-
's,se "a g:r eat. q al ..s pest. .s
irss lroaths claims Of Ii, sfsditors for abesi y
sssts per vssA, policy for es,sss.
Who wosA potspsrs this ssn tor the gratiAes-
Ssas, ihas Il eli else fsil, 81 hsa nsas esrs.in
provisisa for bis fantiyf II wcsid lightsn his
pAia. and do ~ors for he recovery than madeleine.
N. D. MORGAN, Prest.
@. Y. WnapLs, eec'y.
ProSpeetss. With eli neseassry information, fer
nishel By hickey 4 SIMPSON, Agts.
Post OAes Building.
asgs-aly ksckuk, Iowa
KEOKUK MA1INE lN0ONANCA 90.
vGvyllS Company Il prepared 70 do NsrinsInsus
j ases hssinsss. cssgs risks taken stsustsnAsy
rsess, end tAs usual faeiitiss sxsssdsdts rsg
slAS ssstsasss.
Leases promptly adjusted.
DiascSosss
A. Bridsnss, or. Kilhossse,
\. n. Harrison, Gso. b. SnytA.
ys1: ys.slis. Al. p:.i.s.
s. xiiSoaras, Jas. =. Coz.
.BkIDGMAN. PrssiAsst.
0.D.eMYTA, vtssPssstdsst.
Al. D8AINu Treasurer.
W.T. Tuaasks SssToeAsy.
OAss in pie 'shsilA iss, Second Street.
tAaSlAAv
Nsw Wass0, ClSck, ssIver we've asA
18WEk0H oTODBs
V1vHR uuAsNigssa, lses fssn one q tAs evst
class Embellishments IN Beaios, Mass, tahs
plsasurs IL tnlss1isgtAs satissns Of ksoksk asA
vieinisy thse W have opsned stors ~ 81 neisss,
kstwssu 1ud and ~ with d stss sd veil select
q stoek II Wstehss, silver wasc. JsvslSy asd
uAsey deeds. Which sGsr for sale ~ Sssseeshss
nsiecs 9hs psklic are inviad to call and exeMips
eos goods. THOMPSON 1klD61e.
u. =. Ar. Thsopssn 10 psaseisAl WaasAnahss.
anA gives his psrsonAl attsatisa " Aas vatsh -
reiY{n9. tasc3lA
! O0OAe anl lets Ser Sole.
{! 0nn ACRES sf land. - sssd Psn1sls, will -
CUU sold fsS sash, or nsrchastsAte DRY eeo4s.
10 aSsss, Ave niles cat on the Ksekuk and Hsst
| Dssneinss r. 4
| les 10 wiilisns ! PeTrys addissss. dssisabas
| Dosat'ea for . reeidenee.
Also, hose Ard bot situated II ths 1sAtral part
| Of The city.
| Ter passisuiays, inqsire Of
C.B. INGALLS, 4 Co.,
0Ass II rear II Ksq. ssotts, scs. "a Mails -sts.
Keoask, novie1u
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X. u. OGDEN return lie thanks 70 his numerous
friends ne have honored him with their trade and
influence during thu last eight yssrs.
Mr.. Ed. n. Brownell, MS heretofore, will superin-
tend the sale department.
The erin hes been formed for the purpose Of en-
iargsng and extending the trade. With this view
the propreiors propose building on Ind street. 20 ~
to ,ye an entrances on both Main and End streets,
shereby giving room 100 feet deep.
FL sLr-fXbT.l
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lrEsSnS. =. X. HART 4 son have assosistsd
lVl themselves together for the psrpose 8 trans
artiue vholesals md retail Book And 6tattsns1y
buslssss and respectfully solicit the favor u aeaii
jan3l-d
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RARLY QOPIrH.

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DisseIWtion.

ss~lUtton.
lie 90 partnersLip heretofore existing between
i q. w. Perdue d Co., In the grosery business,
was dissolysd ON the 27th Of January, 1887, BY
mu,uxl consent. Abe dcb,4 due 70 and by the old
6rm. will Do settled by G. w. Perdse, Who viii
continue the grocery business Ut the sans piAos,
corner u Fifth and Blondeaa ste.
feb6 dot Z. w. PEkDUE.
X. r. BARTLETT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

IT@A bill has passed the Missouri Legis-
iature legalizing county subscriptions to rail.
roads in that State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

or Col. Benton is decidedly in favor Of
female physicians. He has engaged to lec-
tore, for The New England Female Medical
College. and In order that there may be no
mistake as 10 his views, he says, in a letter
to one Of the ady managers: '.Please to let
il be known that il is for the exclusive bene-
1t Of your institution, which has my best
wishes for it's success, as well as my beat
Judgment for its utility"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

6ARRoTE.-O Of the original garrote
robbers was sentenced to the state prison for
life, in New York, few days ago. The
penalty was made so severe on account of
the startling character Of the robberies bv
this process. The Erening Pos, snys there
is an astonishing excitement in that city on
account Of the practice, no one knowing when
heis safe, every one fearing robbery, and
walking the street at night, in any quarter,
being attended with the greatest danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

NEAL, Abbot 4 co.'s
Tine Express.
NEAL, ABBOT kC0.............New York, pro.s~.
WILLIAMS, TANNER CO., Buffalo,
TANNER, ANDREWS Co., Chicago, Special Agfs.
MercAandtse Trsnsporfsd, on TINE, 70 all psvfs ~
tAs Wet and Sovth-Wssf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-07

gT-Tbe River had risen ~ feet at Cairo
on the Pad inst.
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MERCHANTS, wEsTERH LINE.

NEAL, ABBOT 1 Co, ....-......New York, p,o,,.
WILLIAMS, TANNER 4 Co, Buffalo,
TANNER, ANDREWS 4 Co., Chicago, Special Asfs.
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Commence the New Year
DY INsURING your property against The dan
ID ger Of Fire, In ous Of the substantial Comps'
nies below namod
PHGNIx INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD,
CAPITAL t200, 900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

The billremopiDg the -capitaLof
Minnesota from ST. Paul to st. Peters
has passed both branches Of the Legis-.
lative Assembly, and no doubt is en-
tertained but that il viii receive the
signature Of the Governor
The Great Ganges Canal Is nearly
one third longer than the Erie, has
more than two and a half times in.
hreahth, and is three feet aeeper.--
Another canal has been constructed in
the Punjoub, 40 miles in length.
It is stated that the Paris physicians
speak hopefully of the ultimate reeo-
very of Crawford, the sculptor.
The House off Representatives OF
Massachusetts has passed A abo-
fishing all religious tests in witnesses,
The post Office at Cairo was robbed
on the night Ofthsz15th ut.
Prof. Braklesbury has computed the
age of the Charter Oak at 945 years.
Quite a Methusaleh.
Eliza Cook very truly says ''To APP
preciate the value Of newspapers, we
have only to suppose they were to- be
totally discontinued for a month";
The idea is horrible.
The Annapolis Gazette states that
the number of bushels of oysters Ia
ken from that city during the winter
is immense. The boatmen have count
ed up their gains, and show q hand
some pile. Some of them have made
as much as $20per day; and but few
have made as little as So to So per
day. Els Dr. 81
The Journal Of Commerce states
that child stealing has become a regu-
lar business in New York, for the pur-.
pose Of obtaining a reward for their
restoration. In many cases they make
sums amounting to 800 or more.
Seventy converts have recently
Joined the Methodist church in Rock
Island. s
The citizens of Galena are going to
build a great northwestern railroad.
There are some twelve of fifteen
candidates to supply the vaeaney caus-
ed by the death Of S. P. Brooks.
G. P. R. James announces a new
noyel-Leonora d'Orco. .
The wheat and fruit of Northern Il
linOis have not been injured by the
winter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
afisttItaIttOts.
rHE AKERTCAN ATTACK on CANTON.

TIE AMERICAN ATTACK on CANTON.
A correspondent of the New York
Times, on board the Portsmouth, re-
Gently engaged in hostilities at Canton,
furnishes an interesting account of the
part the Americans have taken in the
demonstrations against the Chinese.
We copy a paragraph
was surprised to see the terrible
effect Of the shot and she'll from the
-txO- ships which -a-visit to-thefeEt
exhibited. The massive granite walls
Of the first fort, which was il rangeof
$50 yards of the Portsmouth, on the
18th ult., we're shattered, overthrow,
andinasOme instances, ~pulyerized to a
powder as fine asiour. The accuracy
OF the firing, too, was most admirable.
The embrasures Of forts are provided
with doors lined with iron, which are
closed while the guns are q in and
being loaded; one .of these doors 4.
noticed penetrated by shot in three
places. The shell burst very perfectly
and into very small pieces. AS the
forts we're crowded by Chinese, they
must have suffered afearful loss. The
enemy could stand with comparative
ease the shot of the Levant, but the
'rotten" shot Of the "black devil" as
they styled the Portsmouth, and also
the shell and scrapnel from the efici-
ent hoWitzer, we're altogether intoler-
able. Had the Portsmouth been
equipped with a less efficient battery
than the one which she now carries,
she hardly could have sustained the
rapid and accurate fire of the four forts
as she did IN Sunday, the 10th. She
fred on that day alone, no less than
two hundred and thirty shells; and the
total weight of the iron and powder
which she threw during the several
engagements was about eighteen tons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
Commercial NurseP


ANNOUNCE to the citizens Of Nemaha County
"A that upoh the opening Of Navigation they will
be in receiptOf a large supply Of almost every assort-
ment usually to be found in Nurseries. The stock
from which our selections are made is verylarge, con-
sisting in part of:
100000 Apple Trees, from 6 to 0 feet.
100000 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 years oId.
$4,000 STANDARD do from 2 to 4 years.
100,0o0 Cherry Trees, / to- years old, Dwarf and
Standard. bas
Peach, PLUM, Apricot, ndNectarine Trees, inlarge
numbers.
100000 RaHpberries, embracing every kind Of any
value.
An kinds Of popular as well as rarer kinds Of other
Foreign and Native Evergreens-Norway Spruce,
Pines Orypfomeri s, Cedars, Bla k and White
Spruce, Balsams, Hemlocks, e;eS large medium CT
small.
Ornamcntal Trees, Roses, Shrubbery. Climbers,
Hedge flant,, etc.
-lbous Roots, native or importeds Dahlias, Car
nations, Ponies, Cirysanthemums, Phioxes, al in
great abundance, and of the most beanu NJ varie-
ties.
While we confidently claim for our productiOnsin
general an excellence not surpassed by any other
Nursery. we particularly and emphRtically designate
our stock cf Pear trees, both Dwarf and Standard,
Is unparlteHbsd either in extent or quality, by any
existing steck in America. 5 ae7
As Suggestive to persons abou 70 purchase, we
would remark that our trees were not subj etea to
the extremeeoIldurin the last winter, which elfee-
ted so extensive injury to Nurseries ut the West,
and that ne have had no drought during the past
summer by which the growth 4 Of our trees has.been
retarded. They may be relied upon, therefore, tSb
in prime health and VigoT.
March 5th, 1851. Dc. SANDERS-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
WOODEN WARE.

Wash boards, tubs, common pals, cedar peils, 2 B
pals, pine and cedar churns, brass bonnd eburns, tar
buckets, well buckets, cedar cans, mop sticks, butter
prints. buckeye bowl in nests; iron bound kegs, one
two, three, five and ten gallons, the smaller Size with
bales, common and / B half bushels and measures,
camp stools etc.
am also agent for the sale Of X A salt, and have
now on hand 1000 bills for sale at cost and transpor-
tatiOn. have the exclusive sale by direct sonsign-
msnt Of Eve hundred dozen Field 3 celebrated oysters,
acknowledged to be the best put up in Baltimore.
To California n Salt Lake Emigrants.
Your especial attention is invited to my exhaustive
stpck, which embraces everything suited to yonr
wants in crossing the plains. / will at all times keep
on hand -four, meal, bacon, lard, hard bread and
cnlckers, all Of which viii be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
38-ly J.. B. JENNINGS.