The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-05

Aproinsmcn OF tho Iewa Cenfer-
once 81 tho N. r. Church.
Kxokux DISTRICT, IN. Miller, p. 4.
Keokuk, Exchange Street, N. +. Shinn !;
Keokuk, Chatham Square, J. G. Smith !:
Montrose, R. Malholland; Farmington, ].
r. Goodman; Bentonsport, G. Mofsy, q. VI.
Conrad; Birmingham, s. Brooks; Koosau-
qua, L. +. Rowley Troy, B. Holland; Pitts
burgh, N. Wells, Vernon, j. Hunt; Liberty
vile, j. II. McCutchen keokuk City Miss,
s. Haines; Sugar Greek, to be supplied |;
Central Christian Advocate, J. Brooks, Edi-
tor, member Of Chatham Square Quarterly
Conference.
BURLINGTON DIsrRIcr, e.. II. Power, P. e.
Burlington, Zion church, l. A. Bradrick (;
Burlington, Ebeneser church, s. Reynolds (;
Fort Madison, d. H. Sargent; Denmark, A.
S. Prather; West Point, 9. N. Power; Au-
gusta, D. Worthington; New London, h.
Gibson; Dodgeville, /. McClaskey, ID.
Thompson Kossuth, E. II. Waring; Wap-
clio, J. g. Thompson Burris City, A. Orr.
Muscatine, John Harris Muscatine cir
cult, J. B. Hill, S. +. G. Garrison; Grand
view, J. Elrod; Oakdale, j. w. Sullivan
Blue Grass, G. w. Friend; Cedar Valley, A.
w. Stryker; Richmond, j. 7. Simmons ;
Washington, w. bennett North Bend, w.
Poston; Harrisburg, to be supplied; Wash
ington circuit, William g. Shipper.
Mourn PLEAsAsr DIsr. 81. Mcdowell, P. E.
| Mount Pleasant, Asbury Chapel, NJ. II.
Hare; Mt. Pleasant University Chapel, c..
Elliot; Mt. Pleasant circuit, NJ. See; Salem,
w. A. Pile: Glasgow, 0. G. Shelton, G. Me-
lens; Fairfield, Pr. Holtxinger; Brookville,
Joseph Gassner; Brighton, A. J. Kirkpat-
rick; Marshall, Il. w. Thomas Crawfords-
vile, p. G. Reynolds, II. Crsllen lows
Wesleyan University, L. W. Berry, Prest. /;
c. Elliott, T. Audas and W. j. Spaulding,
ell members OF the quarterly conference in
Mt. Pleasant.
ALBA DlsrRicr, g. Q. Hammond, p. E.)
Abba, +. w. Evans Centreville, E. L..
Briggs, E. Hill; Unionville, r. A. Carey !;
Drakesville, l. P. Tster; Bloomfield, S. Hest
wood Springville, I. d. Boyles Floris,
b. Mitchell; Agency city, X. b. Allender !;
Ottumwa, A. Robinson; Chillicothe, Geo.
ii. Clarke; Hamilton, W. 8. Peterson; Ceve-
land, to be supplied.
OsxALoosA DIsTRIcr, (Wm. Simpson, p. +. J
Oskaloosa, w. F. Cowles, Ii. Stuart, sup;
Eddyville, Il. 5. Robinson; Fremont, j.. Jay,
q. Clcmmer; Sigourney, +. Al. Slusser Ma
rengo, A. y. BArnhart, p. X. Brence Monte
yuma, j. Craig Indianapolis, w. A. Scott;
Peoria, s. S. Gruber; Pella, ID. w. Robin
son; Attica, q. W. Bamford.
DIS MoiSEs DtsrRicr, e.. B. Hardy, P. E.
Des Moines, Geo. b. Joselyn Des Moines
Mission, A. q. McDonnld Adel, A. w. John
dianola, ii. II. Bradley, NJ. Carrier; Hart
fneI tnuku,k. onxv,lla A nall
Rising Sun, l.. A. Smith, j. w. Printz !,
Greencastle, A. Murphey Newton, Z. NJ. Ii.
Fleming, A. Bussey; Panora, j. ueaton; ;
Wheeling, L. Wood.
CHARLTON DlsrkIcr, (P. P. Ingals, p. E.)
Charlton, L. T. Crowoll; Charlton circuit
u. +. Williams; Brooklyn, I. Dixon; Osce-
ola, j. X. Carey, q. w. Burket; Alton, O.
r. Spooner; Mount Ayr, j. Sherwood; De-
catur, Wm. G. Williams Leon, +. T. Coin
er; Corydon, ID. T. Sweem; Lagrange, j.
Delay Newburn, j. Il. Rawls; Adair, Win.
Clarridge.
CouScIL BLurrs Mission DISTRICT, e.. Guy
Ice, P. E.)
Council Bluffs, I. NJ. Goodfellow; Glen.
wood, ID. II. Petefsh Lowdon, II. Howbert;
Sidney, G. Woolsey Clarinda, to be sup
piled; Lewis and Pottawatamie, j. NJ Rust !;
Audubon, J. NJ. Baker; Magnolia, j. s.
Rand; Taylor, |. Kelley Quincy, |. Burns
Montgomery, X. NJ. Donahoe; Buena Vista,
j. Anderson.
w. W. Bailey, and S. P. Crawford, trans
ferred to Upper Iowa Conference, and the
former stationed at Upton.
/ g1We will not affect to overlook tho fact
that the business o: the country is now suf-
fering from serious derangsmeaf: but we
ask the most hopeless croaker if he seriously
believes it possible for that business to come
to general bankruptcy with such mountains
of assets rs it can now show? We ask oil
classes of business men to look calmly ut the
actual facts Of our condition, and not to per-
NIT the weakness and the confusion born Of
panic to paralyze energy and dethrone reas-
on. Suspensions are not necessarily fail
ures. Scores OF the houses which have sue
cumbed to the storm, could at once resume
business rs strong handed ~ ever, il q reas-
enable state Of confidence could be restored
Let there be no more victims Of mere panic.
Above all, let there be o generous forbear-
ance exercised by business mon towards each
other, as the best means Of keeping Of future
troubles. Chicago Press, 2Sth.
RECEPTION OF THE BosroN CANNON Al
GESoA.-The cannon purchased by citizens
OF Boston and vicinity, to be presented to
the King Of Sardinia, has reached its desti-
nation. Genoese papers report that it was
placed upon car drawn by six horses, and
delivered by the authorities Of the Porte
Franco-the maritime and commercial quar-.
ter Of Genoa-to the General in command Of
the military division; who received it ut til.
Porte Franco, accompanied by number oil
officers in full uniform. II was escorted ia
the square Of the Ducal Palace by battal.
lion of artillery, attended by the band OF ths
first regiment Of infantry. An immense
rowd OF people attended the cereemo.
mo whose animated countcnances ex.
pressed the liveliest pleasure and warmes
gratitude to the donors Of the gift. The
cannon was to remain . day or two in tn,
square, and then be forwarded to its place Of
destination in the fortress Of Alcssandria.
TREArY CoScLupED WITH ruE PAwNEss.
Gen. Geo. w. Denver, Commissioner of In.
dian affairs, came down on the Omaha from
Nebraska TO Weston, en- route for Washing
ton. He reports having made full and sat.
isfactory treaty with the Pawnees ut Table
creek, in the vicinity Of Nebraska City, on
the 24th OF September. The government has
now bought all the lands Of the Pawnees
with the exception Of thirty by forty miles
on the Loup Fork. The treaty lasted three
days, and was closed with satisfactio to all
Tbs Pawnees agree to send al their children
over ten years Of age to mission schools to
be established; also, to send apprentice,
from their young men to learn the different
trades.-ISs. Louis Dem.
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tJ- BY the following, from the Chicago
n Press. il AnnaAra that MT hast nna nf fhe