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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

I'd ~ ssestrucsion Of The Keoksk, Meant
4eAsont - Asscstlns RailroAA
d = mos1sd By the 0nsrog Aseanbls
81 fAs Nale Of Iora: SDe. |. Thae ths
Osanty a ies h hereby auahosised 70 issue
Bonds - I'D in the construct1ea 81 tho kso-
kuk, Mount Pleasant and MusoAtine Railroad
to the amount Of One Hundred I'D Fifty
Thousand Dollars, provided, the County
Judge OF said county shall Arst submit the
question to she vote Of the psopls Of estd
county in the manner provided IL sections
ia and lis Of the Code.
Ssc.g 2. The proposition OF the question
must be accompanied BY provision 70 levy
. tax, for To payment q The principal and
interest," OF said Bonds IN addition 10 % usual
taxes, soAcient 10 meet the paynaut Of
said Bonds, principal aud interest, not 10 o.
coed one per cent upon the Comfy valuasion
in one year, and to continue from year to
year until the amount Of said Bonds be
paid.
S1c. 8. The proposition shall state the
rate OF interest said Bonds shall draw, and
when payable, and at what time the princi-
pal Of said Bonds shall fall due and become
payable.
Sac. 4. Upon majority Of the votes be-
ing cast 10 favor OF the proposition submit
ted, the County Judge shall cause tho propo-
sition and the result Of the vote to Be enssrsd
ct large IN the minute book Of The Oounsy
court, xnd Z notice Of it, adoption TO be
publiahe4 ~ two successive wssks IN any
two ntwsp6pars Of the county, md st
any time after the vote, and after the
notice OF its adoption shall have been pub
lishcd, As above provided, he shall issue said
Bonds, which shall be and continue . subsist-
ing debt against said county, until they are
paid and discharged.
SEC. s, The proposition thus adopted MAY
be rescinded IN . like msnnsr, and upon Ike
notice, BY Subsequent vote taken thereon.
but neither contracts made under them. nor
tho taxes appointed for carrying them into
elect can be rescinded.
SIC. 2. This act to be force from aud
after its publication in the Keskuk Evening
Times, Daily Gate City, the Fort Madison
Argus and the Fort Madison Plaindealer.
without expense to the State.
SAMUEL MCFARLAND,
Speaker House Representatives.
w. W. HAMILTON,
President Senate.
Approved Jan. 20, 1857.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
! certify that the foregoing is . true copy
from the original roll on Gle in my olIos.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Sec'y Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

CnILD BuRsED.-The Corydon, Wayne Co.
Mail says the child of the Rev. A. Corban.
OF that place, was burned to death few
days ago.
The child was left in the room alone few
minutes, when its mother was attracted BY
its screams, and found it enveloped in flames.
She smothered the flames by wrapping the
child in her own dress, but too late to save
the life of the little one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04
Councti Prsceedlngs.
CoUNciL Roox, !
March 3, 1856. I

CO0Och FR0c0e0l0gO.
Council Roon,
March 3, 1856.
Council met.
Present, Aldermen Parsons, Pittman, Tay.
lor, Billings, and STARTS.
The Mayor being absent, Alderman Par.
sons, President pro tenn, presided.
Aldermen Parsons and STARTS from the
special committee to whom was referred the
bill Of II. w. Sample, Of $500 for "expenses
incurred during six weeks absence q Spring
field, ILL.,, attending the Legislature in pro-
curing legislation with reference TO railroad
facilities" reported in favor Of allowing said
bill. Report accepted and bill allowed.
The contract and bond Of j. B. knight for
McAdamizing Exchange street from Fifth
street TO Water street, we're approved.
A bill for building two bridges ct and near
Cedar and Fifth streets Was reported and laid
upon the table, and the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the City Engineer be su.
thorlsed to proceed to construct or contrast
for the construction Of two bridges on Fifth
street-one ut Cedar aud the other acroaa
the rayine in Rsid's addition.
Messrs. Connable 4 Smyth, and J. q. Sui
Ivan made application for the privilege 81
building Powder Magazine.
Referred to Aldermen Billings and Tin
herman.
A petition was received from Geo. @. An
derson and "a others, suggesting % sltera-
ton Of the grade at Fourth and High streets
as follows: ssthe cutting down shout ten
feet, commencing on the corner Of Fourth
and High streets, and gradually recedine
iienee ~ Dioni~su street,
Referred to tho committee on streets And
alleys.
The clerk Of the Council was authorised
to subscribe for copy Of Hem, Williams 4
Co.'S. map Of Iowa.
The following estimates were allowed
J. G.. Montandon on Bank street. $500. az
Shires 4 Mics on Blondeau street. 2Ol .O2
John b. knighs Was allowed $500 on his
contract for culverts.
NJ. McDermott was allowed $500 on his
contract for grading upon Third street.
The following bills>were allowed:
]. n. Pearce, blank books, $3.50
John stannus, rent Of rooms, one
quarter, 1900
Council adjourned TO Tuesday, March 10th,
At I O'Clock, Pm.
B. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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FOREMAN 4 mccoy.
NJ L rich ANT TAILOR
Athsnmun Building: g st.. bet Main I Johnsen,


Athsn@un Building. "a st., bet Main johnson
KE0KUK, IOWA,
MOULD respectfully ssy 10 the citissns Of tAia
" place, and the country gsseally, that tAsy
Of the fnest stocks shown to The people az tn
West Olive US call. DO not forget the Codes
Horns on the sign, history Of which, with that
Of W. II r., may BE- interesting to the new comess
- the old settlers Tailor 10 fAmiiiarly knovn.-
His first appearance in the west wss q the Ssersta
~ Of old keokuk him.elf, and By his suersssio,
the present name Of the city was sslsseed. Hls
ART q the Tailoring business at the time KsoA IL
and his tribes departure very limited; hs Ian
with them, and remained the bosom companies Of
me old esies anti bis death, and the oaly rsls ~
mad 10 give - token Of grstituds was the Back
Horns which be himself were when he went out on
skuipiu and hunting tour, the sight Of which
struck terror u the enemy the buAlo; bet after
the de2ih Of the old chief they became the semen
TO Or b Of speed, both for slsanboa and the -
ehaniesi arts All lovers Of sncisnt r5ics - Al
v.tsd - call and see the Golden Horns psfshsd o.
the sign Of the abose cstabiishmsnt. WIZ,
mot being very proficient In tho akoss busipsss,
southtior partner who wes veil qualiAea for ~
emergencies u afashionable city. Sought one Tar
and Dear, both ssst and west but In vain fos long
time, until be inquired of his old frisad PlssS
hvansof Cincinnati, who said be had his eve -
ssch : one, In the person Of ROBT Mccoy, vAe
had had IN exPerisnes both IN the old and new
world. who haa done basnsss In Paris, Londou ~
Dublin, ard Edinburgh, and 81 tAs most fashionA-
bls stiles IN the Union. Says l. sPiats, he Il the
man !" and u last fund him In nsmpAis, Tenn..
and by powerful inducements be came, and Will
aow be recognised In tho psrssa Of my present
partner in Ne Asrshant Tallosing basinsss. Con-
sequeuily, - IL % now 10 late u olothe persona
going 10 SOC ovr Pssidsnt insuesrsted We are me-
pared 70 cioshs oar congssuemsD and civilians In
purple aud ane linen or any kind Of wooden rood
Of the most superior quality and style.
The unid need not fsaF y sAll, q ". II. y. ~
disposed OF his skalpin irons. Persons will netlee
10 Advertisements generally, asAst amount II hon
bast, braggsdoeo And nonsense. rupning tato ~
erogcncous mAss Of monotsnous absurditis. vhich.
by plain, unsophistieated adyarttpemAut. " nave
sndsAvored " avoid. For those facts refer T. Gsn
brown.
We receive panctasliy tho IL neds 1asAlsas
monthly.
Asy iailerisS ssaa bishnsnt that - pssaass =
neat ard ~sil naAs garment In = Qsiek tine =
~ d., en- Aavs ~ Golden Horns. Cons Il. neIsh-
sors, u yos think you can win.
ROHAAN . MCCOY.
p. Ss-catting taught on III trus psiaslples o.
ssassrs.sst tksoniy true systen Aew z -.
1se.-e u. l..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

u Here 10 an epitaph on San Francis
co money lender, by an outraged Califor-
MAN:
" Here lies old thirty-6ve per cent,
The more he made, the moro he lent;
The moro he got, the more he craysd;
The more he made, the more he shaved;
Great God! can such soul be ssyed.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

CT law has passed Congress the object
of which is to get rid Of the circula ton Of
old Spanish coin. These coins are made
receivable at the Mint for two years ..
their nominal value, which Is Gxbove their
actual value. After that period they will
not be received by Government in paymen.
Of dues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

March I'd James Wallace, only son Of =. l.
and Mary Folsom, agcde months and IL days.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of z.
Folsom, on 5th at this "Wednesday morning
1t o'cock. Friends and acqusintancss are I'M
vited TO attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04
- oardimg.

Two rooms suitable for fsniliss, with board,
1 can be had corner Of 7lh and Johnsos streets.
Also, few young gentlemen can be accommodated
with board and lodging.
inch 4-d6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

To EDrroRs.-Certain Laws appearing in
our paper from time to time are required to
be published in several other papers. When
published the propristors are requested to
forward copy Of the paper containing them
to the Secretary Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

BAD ENDORssHrNr ON Coop BlLL.--The
following words were written on the back OF
q fifty dollar bill Of the Suffolk Bank:
J.-V. Msssss; Sept. %, 1853. The Las.
OF fortune Of $4,000 left BY my uncle,
10. I. L.)
Pun did it.
These last words sound like one Of Coron-
or Pratts vcrdicts.--f Transcript.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

In Pennington, on the 18th instsnt, by Rev. II. .
Adams, Mr. usorge King To Miss Francis A. No
kee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04
The North. Westsrn Rsvisw ana
Real Estate Reporter.

Real Estate Reporter.
Tue NoRrH-W WESTERN REvIEw will be L.
sued monthly, in the city or Keokuk, Iowa,
commencing on the LIST day Of June, 1887,
in neat style, GA pages octave, on good pa.
per. The object OF the Review will be to
furnish Statistical and other information in
relation to the State OF Iowa, Minnesota,
Kansas and Nebraska, and keer its readers
advised upon the condition and progress Of
this portion Of the Western country; en-
bracing its Geography, History and future
prospects, Agriculture and Commerce, its
Social, Political and Educational features,
Government Lands and Sales, value Of Real
Estate, Population Of Cities, Towns and
Counties, Monetary Affairs, Immigration,
General improvements, and such other mat
tiers of interest as may be advisable.
The proprietors of the Reviss0, from the
Prospectus Of which We have made the above
extract, Messrs. Lynch 4 Bedding, are relia-
BILE enterprising men, and for several years
have been identified with the interests and
prosperity Of our State. They intend circu-
lating the Review in the Eastern, Southern
and Middle States, with view Of eneoura-
ging Western emigration, disclosing the
great natural advantages Of our country,
and rendering il better known abroad. The
people Of keokuk have manifested deep
interest in the enterprise, by large SUBJ
scription. Mr.. Lynch 10 on his way to Kan
sas and Nebraska. Mr.. Bedding viii visit
the interior and western part Of our State,
and address the people Of tho various towns,
upon The Interests and future prospects Of
iotoa. His speeches are generally rich and
spicy. Don't fail to hear him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

SKUNK RIvER BxiD0E GoSE.-We learn that
Plank Road Bridge, one mile above Rome,
was carried away by the Zoe and high vatsr,
some time during the Hrst part Of the pres.
ent.week. This Is loss thst will be serious
y felt, ms it is the only bridga over Skunk
river, on the main road Leading west fron
this city, Burlington Gazette
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04
II. G. HUISKAMP.
LEONARD MArLA6S.


I HAVE this day dispossd Of my entire interest
L in the boot and Shoe basiness TO H C. Hueskamp
and take pieasuse in recommending him TO the pub
lie As one deserving Of their patronage.
mch&-d3w LEONARD MATLASS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04
nIAAoxUrlnn.

'Ak co-partnsrship hsrstofcrs existing un6sr
the ns0e ana style Of Huiska0p 1allass.
- dissolved BY mutual consent, March Sd, 1887.
All cisims against The late firm will be cancelled By
IL. G. uuiskamp, who will In future conduct busi-
uess and who alone 10 authorised 70 settle the basil
ness Of the old Arm.
nc: nUIsKAAP,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04
Ferciga a.d Caiisornia news.

The cunard steamer, Niagara, arrived at
Halifax sn the morning Of the 2Sth, with
three days later news. But We only discov-
or one item Of news, which is, that the gov
eminent Of Great Britain has decided no. to
send any troops out to Persia or China,
which factwould seem to indicate an inten-
tlon to bring the war to close IN those
quarters.
The Illinois arrived at New York from
California on the 9th ulsimo, with about
million and half in gold. The news il
not important. Robbcries, riots, fres and
murders, are in about the usual yari.
ETY. and abundance. From Oregon the ru-
mors are Of more threatened hostilitiss from
the Indians. The Illinois brought dozen
deserters from Walkers army, but no latex
news OF Importance concerning the move
ments Of that celebrated 6libuster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

CONGRESS, FEB. 26rH.--The telcgraphic e.
ports of the Burlington papers seem to be all
wrong end foremost, mixed and mingled,
and turned inside out, so that we can End
neither head or tail to them, or elicit sense
or information from them. II the editors
pay for their dispatches they certainly do not
get guild pro quo, and ought not to stand
such miserable imposition.
The resolutions offered in the House for
the expulsion Of certain members were all
disposed of, but in what manner, whether by
the expulsion OF the accused members or by
the rejection Of the resolutions, we can't
make out.
Mr.. simonton and Mr.. Triplett were ex-
PEELED from their seats as reporters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

g1NO rent, for months or ysar, ~ any tins b.
i tween prsssat date and che lst AZ Nay, fsans
good nsighborhoed, On high ground beewesa Main
and Cedar streets. Occupants will b. ell aAsl0.-
A tenement standing singly On IN enclosed iot,
With A. uppsT story, preferred. Price bat litsls
object II ct ali reasonable. Rent will - peeapt-
sgainst damage, IL desired.
Inquire At this O1es.
Regular Dss MslDss RAvss Packss.
f1SH1 BAD0kR STATE, d. e. Sas-, - =
l sLs. Master. will leave forfort De-
Aoinss and ntssnsdisas ports this day g e'SSsSk
p. n. Fer fright or PssaaGs spply % bsasd.
mafch5d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

a. The Timss ID mot satisfied with ess
suggestion OF Convention 70 nomioatc )
Judge. Thinks the choice Of Judge ought
to be left to tho lawyers, and kept above par
ty politics.
10 reply We have 70 Gay, brisny, that ths
Constitution devolves the sslsstion of Jsdss
apon the people, and che people hase : much
deeper interest and more weighty response
biity in the matter than the members Of the
Bar.
As to mixing politics with tie JaagssAip.
Party nominations have generally been made
for that Office, and in districts where the Lo-
cofocos have majority, party nominees
are invariably elected, even though ~ can-
didate should be Judge Mcfarland.
Besides, every lawyer belongs to one party
or the other and viii continue to belong,
whether he il elected in consequences Of .
party nomination or without 1t. II he 10
honest and capable, party nomination viii
not mako him less 20, and IL he is dishonest
and incapable the want of such nominstion
will not change his character.
There appeared to be general satisfaction
on the part Of the Bar and the people with
Judge Lowe, and We thought . convention
unnecessary. Since his dsclination thcre i
no concurrence in the choice Of successor.
A convention, therefore, seems proper that
the Bar and the people may usits upon
candidate and elect him as contemplated BY
the Constitution.
1t would seem strange, ii anything could
be deemed 20 in Locofoco tactics, that
Democratic editor should seek to take the
election Of Judge from the people and give
the power to the lawyers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

L HEREBY VAN all psrsDns not to lodge, hoard or
credit either Of ny sons GA my account, q will
not hold myself responsible for ~ same they hsv-
ing left home against ny viii and authority.
Mch3 d3ts ANTO0N uApA
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esgtaniAg g lest Hs1tA g AiGA.
!. ler s.r iesA end nigA-sss., 70 fsst % ie.A ~
Lss !. "a y. slasa n. x..o.'. Aaaii...-
Lssss "a -, sissk 7. .ortA siAs 4 Hrashiia,
-. '''' - ''''. rs II isoss s EIYsu
0sssaa stssss bstwsso Main M JsAnssa, svor
DosbiedAy Wilson 1tsse. sad oppeuits ~ tAak-
i.g Aos.ssl AaseA Ine91sos. fnh1.A
InNE fall lot corner 9TH - Aeeeaa sesssts =.
" proved With fra.s bose, 5 sosas. 1hb ~
..,sa '''''' ri ps 4; IS; ,s'I IA7 1s
YO0 oAaK.
A NEW shrss story bsisk sssss. corner Oh -
.l,.s SiI11Sssa HAYNES.
Roa DALk.
A LOT Of grss.d = ssss treat - 81 stssst. q
"a = q lst ssstA Il bs.k sessss. - lbs isssdssp
= 80 !: i''' Alley. rsAik2f'zIc:::s uArsss.
r or corner a l3sh asd JoAassa sssssts, ~ 5,
II lao fsst. b 10 sossI1essa sbsaP - tAs Dstss
q which ID 10 oGesed. tss terms -, apply %
nAS-d Primrose hAHN0.
A NEW three ssssy brick stsss. tsilt - ~ ~
ene store room % hspt 1sor. soe0s - sssvy. -
shove; also good ssllsr ss4es ~ vAels. ~ -
~ ~ fcstj back eat.iet sliey. 1he pssprsty y
~. side Of "a, hsssssa Ne es6 jeknsse sss---
Applyto PRlMk0e1 MAYNU,
nassA3-A Bssuaass. q
Ror sale Very cheer.
InNk fall not, sosth side Of Nigh. 6ssussn a.
hrisk hoase, ) stories high ss<h dspassneas "
Rooms, With fFuet entrance - sseA In 1Ass -
ere separate dwellings under the sane soel, holla
z city style; ssllsr s.der sash, - paasss.sa
throsgksnt; frame h0ass ard stable b0sk ~
PKIHROsE HAYNES.
OAee over DosAisdAy Wilssa's Stsss, Bessaa
e., bet Aais aa1 yshnsSa, ed opposite 0a.kiAg
nosse y nsten IAeasea- lneseh3A
oRDCaAL BLECTION.
A SPECIAL 1LDCTiON will Be hsia = Ws1Des.
n Day, shs ilsA dsy of March ssxt, Ses u pr
pess Of vetisg sss agsinst ~ ssssp1asss r. tAs
Act OF the Lsgislaturs u The stsss u Is~a esti-
tied "An Act n sased ths OAassss - ~ City II
ksokuk, /" and approved la. =, loS1
said sisssios siil 3 MA = tis following plas~,
| ts-vit,
=. w..d. ). the sass Of = Knao-n.. E.as
- ths aayss;
III Burous' 1lssk.
polh viii b opened = e'slssk .. -, - saassd
cnAs. PARSONS. As.i.s Msyss.
Ksoksk, Feb -. lss7-Aiss
n a.n,o~.yTcss sssa. -
II. sstsaalp pssais:s. viii ssll Is psssss]
plsss q bssiass. - fsss fssas b. - desp - ~
alley, szsstiy opposite he nsssaass, - Jsansss
street.
fius aissss fssa ~ Hsis- Bsss1--l.1isrsAahls,
And sniassahssvd.
!. : ,:: ::... = =: s'' !. ''. -: =.
~. a. 1lCk,
A RCHf1DCf. O0ss In kubolsss's Dlosk, O
q nsis-ss, BET = Cd ~ kssksks Is~A
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J. 4. FicALEN. p. IuUAo.
tLae VI Frs1<rscksbxsyA, Vel
sfiekIen = l. = .,
BANK 4 ms,
Near eoy. 81 asd Msta ST., ....... .xeOkVk, IOWA.
"Erscs deposits, discount paper, aaA make
~ collections, IN this city and saSeeahout Ne
Northwest.
Exchanx, bought aad sold - susssns rates.
Gold, SILVER, and snesrssat nossy Bought and
sold. go
First ciass business paper wanted.
Y018i0N BxcgAkoB.
Stssling RxeAsage on Londcs. Dablin, snd The
Con,insnt--fron one pound and upwards-st ~
ducei ratss.
eS-s.ransers visiting Ne city are .rv'Al to call
q ear onics, whore every informaticn viii ts given
Aad the ss.t rsses pAk toe Esstera draft
nkvkKkxCRs.
haak Rspsblie, New York City
Carpenter vssMilys, ~ Wali-st., New York.
Isaiah Lee , Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Dualsvy, Drake 4 Co., Cineinnati, o.
II. A. Tsakss Co., ExeAangs bank. Chicago.
John J. Andersen 4 Co., 81. Louis,
J. Moaroe Rid, ksokuk, lows.
Reid. shields . Co.,
mareh3-dlyins
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AOsaos % CoossoosOses
CkALkD peelasAl viii - seosive4 - ~ -
Aesday Aark O. 4. >. 81, - pssatag = sAsaB
-, u ~ L1sUe bolou 0lAln oeseo1
Paynsat 70 ~ naAs u 1wssty Ysas lanAe =
6pesilsaaioes ~ ahcvs vosk En- ~ 90 q ~
o0a = CITY 1aotnssr, sfeas -: leee: 5.y
4. HU eCMINo06,
Ksoksk, Reb. u. lAss-A1oe CO. 1ng1sss.
N OnNON WIVW-A Na1naiyss1 80 s1sa1ov
III tAAa ytstisa, ~ vIStegia 14eea yl1lse, Jual
resolved q 0GOMNy
AesiD-a City Deeks1eea, - Nlain-e1.
Z = Rpooh Arrivals
II YREoH - - eaook eerea 1aqe - oAealp
~ aers q Uenual1 y yA1sAoasaoN 49,
janlo@ AYk0 = 13xN0Lpo.
v01 oo10s
i ~ Dastten1am, tnqleD = ~ pespssstss, -.
- Malo - - aleesas ksskak. Jswa.
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= III - IS = = -; rs.
1eos. - 30 : 01Ama 1nRT. 1857.
-. Z, :: > 49,: :.
oaineys DusAses. Cansea, warsaw a. kssknk.
Loving y. Louis at oslork ?. -, daily ssvvtae
q Hsnoibal st :. n, Vuinsy ~ .. ~, asA Kss-
xxx . II =. kssarHisg--Lssss Ksokuk q .
~, WaxSaw at .. -, Lagrange ct II .. H., q
Disney as p. n, Hannibal u ~, and arriviag
81 81 Louis a 10 p. n.
Another lias - stsaasss will leave u, Lssis b
esaaess Win ~ 0nissy ss1 Chisase Raiisua4
leaving ~. Leeie q p ~, axtfvisg q Aannthol
- 10 q -, - 0aiasy ~ In.
Rstsrsisg-Lsave Qaissy q %. -, Hsnnihal -
-, aaA arriving - g. Issls q -. =.
AsesA = oGolness Va Railroad n resuosd .
sisa0sf viii nAks usnA srip dolly Astwssu Kss-
kak asd Qaiscy. leaving kssksk u . q ~, I'D
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04


WASToS MuRpER.--The st. Louis Leader
says that couple Of walters at the Monroe
House were standing on the pavement, Fri
day night, when three we'll dressed men came
along, and without a word knocked them
both down. One Of them fell over the pave
ment and into the gutter, and when taken up
II was found that he was dead, his neck hay
ing been broken by the fall. No arrests
were made up to the time the Leader came
out next day.
Since Democratic Congressman saw ct
to kill an Irish waiter for his amusement. md
Democratic Congress voted we'll done, good
and faithful Democrat, it is not to be won
dered at that other we'll dressed gentlemen
should take fancy to indulge in the ex.
quiste sport Of killing Irish waters, and
that, they should be permitted to do 90 with
impunity, in honor Of the example Of the
Democratic Congress.
bkooksIsA. The eloquent funeral eulo-
gums pronounced upon Brooks are having
Their effect in exciting spirit of emulation
ana imitation at Washington City
On the Goth, David Hume went to the Pen.
sion Office 10 demand -et-.c.:c. .-cu. NJ.
Lee, OF that department, Of certain ssper-
sions on his character. MIR. Lee declining 10
retract, Hume struck him with q cane, where
upon Lee shot Hume dead with pistol.
@-s~as~-@4a-A
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seven years ago with $25. lie left the other
day to take bis seat in the Z. y. senate orth
S2oo,o0. lie left New York seven wears
ago broken down politician and loafer.
with none SO poor ms to do him reverence !.
he returns senator worth q quarter of a
million, and the city tenders him public re-
cspiion, with al the hoDors. A Gue illus-
srasion Of The magical power Of gold and po-
sition.