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re.ihed every saturday mofaug IA he ie~n q Pass
chrisisn Miss
every meut faculty * il aim Bspadie no aheos5 party
bat seeking the highest good OF AL a etnk tends
y promote lhe iu ecsasl physical and moral good Of
nt exposing evils AID their esastN trA mefii, and
hope. opmInaeA vide cifcuiAfen and indasnne, A
The subscription pffs only y payable invariably
IL advance |..7 ttI1 I I.I :
Trass c1orsTAsse copies. year . h.s soplss VI
ten eop.'S, <i5 Z.
thseaeheus se soaih phlzh senlsra dczsfsnl medium
ajsefll<inxl Terms rnodeIate +. 81 iII
four p4tonag1 Is respectfully solicited
Address al arders
mft Pass Christian, Miss.
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A TTAK A P A s..

Leaves every SATURDAY. at O'Clock, p. NJ.
r. ATTAKAPAS, VIA PLAQuEAiINE
The very Light draaght well known fast running
g packet steamer Cora, Alb. Smith, master
viii leave foz ST. Martnsyie Pause Point, New IBERIA
Jeannere Cbarrenton, Franklin cenerve Pattsrsonvie
and all intermediate landings on the route.
as-Al business will be puncnsy vi
tended to- For freight passage. sTply board
mo BALDWIN A CO., s Front Levee.
or DUPERIKR, HAYES A CO.. Is Carondelet st.
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Leaves on THURSDAY, ? tn inst. at5P. NJ.
~ FOR JEFFERsDN. sMITHLAND
Il and Port s,sddo direct-W. A. Douglass,
ADD for Shreveport Grand Bayou Coushnta Chute lamps
Grsud Ecore Al xapdria all wsy landings Red river
and the For fuzher information for
having fine passenger Recommendations, arpiy hoard
q. Il. kOuNS x BROS, z Front 81.
myF J. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
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Leaves SATURDAY. May %, all r. NJ.
Regular U. 4. Mall Shreveport Packet
8= REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
The elegant and and sgift running
senger packet steamer Duke, Samuel Apple.
gate master Y. Cellns clerk, will positively leave
for Shreveport, Grand Bayou, GonehAa, Campte. Grand
Eeore Naehoehes, 81. Maurice, Montgomery Alexandria.
Coe Rarman Landing 0ortons Landilg Tarbn's Landing
and all intermediate landings Red river For freight
passage having unsurpassed apply board
nyl7 GEO. D. HIrE CO.. Is Front street.
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r. FOR LOUTsvILLE-THE ENTIRs.
lE4shtr W new snd spte9did fsslfuaainG pasrenfer
- sieafner John hnlne. VIM. Underwood,
mater ~ ieNve fos louisville and an intermediates landings
throughout the Is tclinws:
Leaves New Orleans sIUkpAY. May q atsPM
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY. june ats r. ~.
Lsaves New Orleans FRIDAY, june %, At 5 r IA.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, July II. nj 5f. N.
Leaves Hew Orleans WEDNESDAY, July "a. at6 IN:
Passengers and shippers rely he punetuaiy Of al.
steamer.
j.. YAGAUD. fnfur Aren't.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. 25sh INST. st5F. ~
. L. KOuNS 4 BkO.iS Low WATER THROUGH LINE
~ UPPER RED RIVER PACKETS

cieaf bills adi' x through 10 Pine Bluff Doaks
Vile Kianeha, Wright Rowland Paris Landing Carksve
Lanesport Rocky Comfort MIL Creek. Boston, Mooresvle
Fulton Washington Dooleyis Ferry. Lawisve cutOh Con
way Sprngbank Albany Shreveport Grand Ecore Alexan
di and all landings above the Raft For further nfor
@. L. ROUNs A BRO, Trout street.
J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
No bills paid by either without written orders Bia
approved board handed the oce pay
ment myl7
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FOR OPELOUSAs
Leaves every SATURDAY. t5P. n.
Opelonsas via Bayou Plaqueniue
, r.. FOR OPELOuS AS-THE NEW AND
-. light draft Bayou Belle, Capt. John
Lyons, will leave above taking freight and
passengers Bayou Plnqnemne, Graud river, Atchasaya
smmespo Old river, and sl landings the For
eight passage apply board Bayou de Glaze freight
taken up far MIX Bayon
Az j.. \. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 8 o'clock p. NJ
H- FOR OPELOU ; A S--THE NEW
l61ssf-tsjE STEAMER W. Burtols, Capt. g, =. Lou
ailler, bull expressly Tor the trade, will leave
taking freight for Old River smmsPort all
the AtchaasyA For freight passage apply BOARD,
J. NJ JOHNSTON co. s Front reves st.
iyl4G Customhouse street.
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COMPrRoLI.ERis OFFICE,
City Of New 0rIeaus. May sih, 1855
NJ aato 4

: 4
City of New Oreaus, May sli, 1855
No. 1919. ]
Rcoiped Thai the Comptroller and be hereby
lowest bidder. ater twenty
official JOURNAL scoorsct for constructing brick sidewalks
ded curb and wooden CUTTERS IN section comprised
Press Ely Fields Love and ST. Avid
ceptng the side Of kysan Fields
burKs Hospital add Nargny Josephine street. and Mande
Vile Solee street. acc0rdaHes with the petition, speci-
caons Of the and section s Of the city
Said adjudication % b. saec to the approval
OF the Common Council.
(signedl J. MAGIONI,
President Boarlof Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedl q. "a. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen
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Approved Apr e. ls5s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-14

About thirty years ago, when Sir Edward
Lytton Buwer was bridegroom and the
present Lady Bulwer his bride, that exaui.
site poetess 81. L. L." wrote and published
an account of their characters and personal
appearance. They were both quite young,
and each Of them in delicate health. The
bridegroom was described as pale and fasci.
mating, ard the bride was painted as u fra
gile and fairy like crerture Of surprising
loveliness. The tender ,ints OF her cheek
were said to be 'slike rose-lcaves crushed on
ivory" The description was read every
where, and the public admiration and the
public sympathy were deeply excited for the
charming young pair, who, it was thought,
must soon pass away from world too coarse
and rude for such gentle and lovely natures as
theirs.
All, little dreamed the reader then, that.
after very few years, the gentle bride.
groom would strike the tender bride, that she
would seek redress by publishing series OF
coarse, fierce, and imperative novels and
pamphlets against him, and that, after few
more years, she, grown to be a sturdy, red
faced and muscular woman, would pursue
him in his canvass for Parliament, take her
stand upon the hastings in reply to his pub.
lie speeches, call upon him to confront her,
shout "cowardo at him in his precipitate
flight from her presence, and announce her
determination to prosecute him till he should
cry for mercy and humbly make amends
for all his villainies.--I Louisville Jour.
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Notice.

We hasby sivs notice that we have adopt
ed the Cash system With regard to subscrip-
tionsss HsaosfoFth, no name will be entered
On or books unless it be accompanied by
-, And whenever the pay runs out the pa
~ VI stop, unless or until more cash is
fsstAsoning.
Those Who prefer to pay the carriers can
DO %; but they must look to the carriers and
not 70 u for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of us, and there our respon-
sihility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
easss, but il they see At to give credit that is
tAsir business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms of
payment for Advertisements and job Work,
tae'rules Published in our papersrespec,ively
I'LL be strictly adhered to-
J. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON & co.
kE0kUk POST,
Per WV. REEFS, Ac't.
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THK fARAKK CANDIDATE james w. Cat.
tell, the Republican nominee for Auditor. il
farmer whose whole attention has been
given to his extensive and productive farm
except when he has been summoned from the
plough to serve.the State in public capaci.
ty.' The Quaker Farmer 10 one OF the clear
est beaded accountants in the State and az
State Auditor will keep record without a
blot. Il ia not often that man is taken di.
rectly from the field for so responsible posi-.
ton but the many admirable qualities dis.
played by Mr.. Cattell in the Senate rem !.
dered his nomination certain from the day
that his name was mentioned in connection,
with the Offices Des Moines Citizen.
FINISHED CITY.--A recent American
traveller, when in Venice, expressed curl
osity to know how the remarkable palaces Of
that city were built and on what foundation
they stood. When told that they stood on
piles, he desired to see the pile driver. -
There is model OF it in the Doge's palace.
somewhere" replied the guide, "Bu, il has
not been used, for we have had no house
built in Venice for three hundred years. -
Making due allowance for the guides accu
racy OF computation the anecdote will serve
TO show the stagnant dead-sea aspect of ma.
ny eastern countries, whose exploits history
has emblazoned
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rae south Opposiug Lecomp.on.

"Occasionai''- the Washington correspon-
dent Of Forney's Press in letter, saws.
Decidedly the aspect OF the future ia
gloomy. The Kansas affair has not united
the South in favor OF the Administration. -
X has given new life to the Americans, it has
excited deep Indignation in the Democratic
ranks Of the South, on account Of the pro-
scription II has given rise to-; ii has not de-
stroyed Wise, and il has divided the Demo
Gratis in Maryland and Delaware. In North
Carolina, ID. X. McRea, a Democrat, is ma
king a stump canvass for Governor, md is
aensuncing Lecompton in Tennessee. r. p.
Stanton was warmly welcomed. and praised
for his hostility to Lecompton; while in Lou.
isiana, the bitterest strife is brewing between
rival factions. In Missouri, the two Ameri.
can members Of Congress, Woodson and
Anderson, who voted for Lecompton, are
both in danger Of being rejected by their own
and the Democratic parties. In these dis
tricts anti Lecompt0n Democrats are openly
running. TO crown all, there is a very strong
sentiment growing up in the South In favor
Of the very prize pie for which Douglas has
fought.
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elsa 11p~D1lcan County Convention.
ss - 11Pahlicsns Of Lee County win meet in
At CHARLESTON, ON SATURDAY,
- q, forth purpose Of nominating can
- fsr Clsrh Of Tho County; also, 10 appoint
asagsses TO the Jsdieial Convention TO be held at
1sshsgtoa, % tAs 18th of July ne 1t, TO nominate
: candidate for Judge Of the First judicial Dis
rict Of Iowa nd for the tnnsaction Of such 9TH
sr hasiasssa - the public interest may require.
PHILlP yIELE,
Chairman Rep. Central Committee.
June 2 a, 1883.
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The FIuNglr.-T The " ashington Union, in
its issue Of the 4th, grows maudin. IL saws
II il were gifted as an artist il would com
mencc ga nober, wortbier, more instruct.
i've picture" than s'that superb painting by
Hsalc-, - F~srk'ir p,css:gs w;...a Louis
XVIII for recognition Of the nationality Of
the United States Il would paint s.James
Buchanan guiding peacefully the strong
iiinbed, manly giant" for ga companion to
that great historical memorial"
Does tho Union refer to the Lecompton
Constitution as the 'sstrong. limbed, manly
giant" which be guided anything but peace
fully or does it refer 70 the little giant OF
Illinois
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--latest from Utah.



A St. Joseph paper, Of the 9th inst, con.
tains the following important intelligence:
On the It'll mat. the Salt Lake mail ar.
rived in st. Joseph, for the hrst time direc,
from Salt Lake city.
The mail left Salt Lake City on Saturday,
june 10th. The Peace Commissioners, Pow
ell and McCuloch, had arrived safely
Young and the rest OF the Mormons, with the
exception of some forty or fifty, had svacna-
ted the city and gone South to Provo. The
almost as quiet as "a city Of the dead.'
Peace had been agreed upon, but on what
terms our informant was unable to learn.
On the goth the mail party met Col. Johns
ton and his command at Echo Cannon; about,
mand was stretched out on the road for more
than mile in length.
Met Gen. Harvey and command encamped
just beyond Fort Kearney. Col. May and
command thirty five miles this side of kear.
ney. Met a large body Of Infantry at Ash
Hollow. Major Emery was encamped on the
big Blue. Met another command at Fort
kearncy.
The mail party encountered heavy rains Oh
South Platte. About forty miles beyond Ft
kearney had to swim the Platte. The Webre
river was also very high.
The grass on the entire route was luxuri-
ant, and never before known to be so good.
The Sioux Indians were scattered all along
the route, but friendly.
Met large trains Of provision wagons from
Platte river, this way, all progressing finely.
Going out, on June LIST, the party encoun-
tered severe snow storm, and heavy snow
fell at Fort Bridger on the 10th of June.
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TX EOKUK
CLOTHING STORE.

No. Estcs House. X eokuk.
MYTH thanks to my many friends for past
w fayors. beg leave TO inform them that
am nov receiving my SPnING AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, frcsh from the
houscs Of d. Devlin 4 Co., and James Wilde In.
Co., the two beet Clothing Houses in the Uni.
Ted States. My tbthing il good and we'll mad
those who have purchased Of me viii testify IL
that fact and to those Who have not 4 would say,
come sndtry for yoarssires. Good Goods, At = All
price are always the cheapest.
owing To the pressure IN mopsy matters am
compelled to eilitrietly for CASH
April I'd AN dRIFYITH.
GENTS' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash.
~ ion, for sale at No. E.tes Houss, Main-st.
apr2d AVG.
A VERY superior assortment Of Ii men Goods
IA on hand 1t No. 3 Estes House, Main-st.
Apr1d AVG
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NOTICE.

A Lib persons are hereby cautioned not TO buy or
\ negotiatea certain Bond for $1,000, issued by
the City Of keokuk, dated Sept. LIST 1881. number.
cd ~, and payable twenty years after date, to
~. oBrien 4 Co. or bearer, and bearing Der cent.
interest, or any coupons belonging To he same -
Or to buy Or negotiate certain City Warrant, is
pany, for the sum of $ls rs, and dated Anil 9th
1858, ss the said Bond and City Warrant having
been lost or misiaid pa yment has been yApped and
aspiration made for the renewal thereof.
ly7d6t GEORGE DENfSON
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Rocbcster Ceniniercial Nurseries,
nocHKssEn. MONROE Co., NY,
IL. Is. HOOKER a CO.. ProPRIErom.
WIN. BARNES, AcxsT, at the Office of Ssoddurd z
Carer, Bsnnsr sfins Depot, KeoAsk, Iews,
"ILL be happy to furnish Descriptive Pa
w phlcts, FREE, TO any Who may desire H.; Also,
TO receive orders for all Linds of Fruit Tres Ora
mental Trees, Hedge Plants, Evsrgresas, 1eeiAn-
Gus Trees and Shrubs; Small 1ruih, sueh y
Strawberries, Raspberries Go0sebesyise, hlnekbeR-
rier, carrants, and every variety ~ Grapes u -
delivered in good order next Fall q spring 4
suit purchers.
: ksokuk ,May 81, lS5s.-fd1w-w3n1
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II .
keek nk, ] ulY l.,
ATLANTIC TEIEGnAeH.

ttHE success Of this great enterprise has been
1 the desout wish Of all civilised Nations for
the ias+ two years and now that the result Of the
last effort is due, people are spe bound until The
result IL made known. But all this intensS excite
months nothing compared with DUKES New Stock
Of aoods just received from the An urers and
for sale cheap for cash at the Emporium It's mo
use talking OF styles or prices, his goods are the
cheapest ard best in market and ali he ash, il
that people interested may call and see. "No
trouble TO show Goods. ivaa
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SELLING OFF AT COaTl
Miss WARNER win offer, for the next twenty
READY MADE B0NNETs.
Ihosc who have not supplied themselves with
SUMMER Bonnets will lad IL much 70 their adv an.
tage to call soon.
kcakuk, June 30, 80 d
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@ n a ND TRUNK RAILnOAD
or CANAnA

VI GAMADAs
@A DELIGHTFUL d ROMANTIC ROUTE
Fnoh THE WEST 70
boston, Nsp York, and u q Eastern Sfafss
pts fAe Michigan CeaHSi, Great Wesfsyr.
Ogdensen, Oh 4 vsrmenf Central. sas
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers by this route have an opportunity AZ
visiting some Of the rrandest and most WON
derful scenery In the world, including ToYonfe.
NIAGARA Fais, Srsps~acs Hrfes, 7AoGsand ixiswSs
kaptds u the 81. Larrenes, Quebec Monsyssi, WAtts
Mosntass, the 1sbaisr B'tass (aeayiy fso stie. ~
lsnsfhl, Laks ChamSiasH, Fails Of Monsmoyeaet.
HIdsoH Ripsr, ETC., Sic.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage viii b.
Checked Through from Chicago
To EMlGHArTs.
Passages may be secured II the u6bre Of the Com
psnJ IN ohicsgo by SAILING ships from London.
hiserPooi, Plymouth, glasgow, Bristol, Hull.
Abesdeea and MoDtross. An srent Of the GKANn
fhuNk RAILROAD saperin tends the removal of
emigrants and baggage At Quebec free Of CHAIR
Fare from so to 33b to Chicago, ineiudins
cooked proyisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
WAT n An.
oF'22. 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG,
IL under contract TO this Compan for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tichets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europs viii
shortly be issucd.. Tickets from Chtcseo for All
points East, also for the Leviathan, or Tor ths n.
o. y. Co. ships, can be obtained Il the Olos
Of the GRAND Trunk Railroad, No. 10 Desskorn
street, Chicago.
J.. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. h. Co., Of Canada.
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and having in person sureriptended the whole
process OF building, can sal ely say that my ma
ehinery Is unsurpassed by any establishment In
tae United States. And further. in addition to
superior machinery ard my own practical / nowi
edge Ut The business, harc secured tho services
81 one of the best alcohol dstllers In the country
l would also inform taose who may favor ne with
cal and are inclined 70 encourage home manu-
lac arcs that cansupply them with any of "a .
above Articles A. cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same in any of the Western cities
ihesehy saving freigbtage and the many disap.
posutnens incidental to spring and iall ship
ncnts.
request those who are capable of judging to
comphre my samples with any in the country and
gave an impartial deci nj ask no more.
CHAs. NOEL.
lls!iilery and Office half square above tn
Packet Landing, keokak, Iowa.
July 49, '5S.dkw 3m
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lbRs GoLp.-The gold excitement has
>4isd out in Iowa, only, it would seem, to burn
with greater fervor in Minnesota. The pa
pers Of that new State are quite prolific in
acoounts Of new diggings. and, Judging from
the editorials, California, AustrAiia, and
Fraser river gold mines will End rivals in
11innosotA.
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fhe preparations for the grand recep-
zion ofD douglas in Chicago are said to have
been under way for several weeks, and all
The prsliminaries were arranged IN systemas-
10 order. The Little Giant himself stopped
> fortnight In New York giving orders 10 his
eotSlIisss TO make all things ready for his
ars;;s.;, -: Lex L rs s7scea .Aa modest
- 36ASd 6snstor calls il spontaneous
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NJ. w. JONES'

WATIH-MAkER AND JEWELER.
- EspiGIFUILY informs the citiscns Of Keo-
IL lnk AMI vicinity thar he may be found It J.
Psrmeli's, tl,ie Parmee Camrbell) No. STA
Msln-st.. between % and Sd, where be would be
pleased to attend to the wants VI all who may IA
vor him with call.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted NV. JONES.
apryodtf
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JUalciaI Convention.

There will b. Convention of Delegates from
ths Counties Of Ice, Henry, Louisa and lie;
Moines, tcomprising the LIST judicial District, j
holden at Burlington, Wednesday July 2sth, at 8
o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of nominating can
didates for Judge, Prosecuting DAttorney, and lem
Der OF the Bosrdof Education. The ratio Of rep
rcssntason win Be one delegate for each one hun
dred Republican voters.
PHILIP yIELE, Chm Cent. CON-, Lee Co.
D. s. ELLIOrT. Henry Co.
A.W. TAYLOR, Louisa Co.
IITz HENRY WARREN, Des Moines Co.
- y, 1855.
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BARNUNI
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

RARNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
low, in consideration OF hard times, Il II
~ very necessary for our citizens to use econ
omy in the purchase Of What they consume In
order 80 live fat and cheap ycn must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. To do this, call al W. II.
Ausiin Co.'s old stand, where yeu Y Ill Andhis
successor,
8. l.. Barnum,
and his accommodating clerks, who arc ever
ready and Wiling TO administer TO the wants of
the countless multitades who daily throng
around his counter, awaiting their turn 10 be
served vita the good thingsso necessary to life.
Citizens OF keokuk, and farmers VI the sur
rounding country, give me a call, aud you will
never regre, it the longest day you live.
The undersign ed having purchased the entire
stool OF W. II. Austin 1 Co., at No, 100 sout h
side OF Main street, three doors west Of Fourth,
rs solicitous Of a share Of the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally.
foods viii be delivered TO any part Of the
city with promptness and dispatch. Terms strict
N y. You will find you can buy goods fully as
cheap as you formerly have done. Don't forget
100 Maiu-st, h. l.. BARNlM,
keokuk. May /, 'ss-davf
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CAPITAL 100000.

POLICIES PROMPTLY ISSUED,
AT fair rates, on all kinds of insurable property
Dre'9ing Houses taken al reduced rates.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
JulySdlm Seeoad-st near Main