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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-03

Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A good assortment of the va
LUMBER. riousqualities, eng thsand
thickness.
fair assortment on hand
, 0lOTS. and bills filled AtsAw-mill
prices.
6ood-sised pilcso Of theeon-
monlengtht sndsises.
Sawcdandcnt, thelattervery
cheap.
sHINGLEs. Pine ,Pcrls and Cottonwood
SASH. From smallest 10 lareestsis
small and large plain raised
and moulded.
BLINDS. Rolling and stationary.
NY and Nh Of which ar ticlest hesu bscri
IA sell at the yards on the
Corner Of Eighth and Blondeausts.,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC SCHOOL,
and on the corner Of and Railroad SITS: linear 4.
4 "a. D. NJ. h. x. Dspot,l ~ low - they can he
ght In the city; and atthc Branch ard at Far
mington, with cost Of transportation added. Or
dsrs Allied from the country and ahaRped to any
stattop on the ailroad at the lowese r1fes.
iylldly r. 0. KDLLOG0, Agent.
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Cash CADtsaa. d. ZOO, 900.
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WITH SURPLUS OF $50. ssY.ss.
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ASSETS JAHUAKY i. 1855,
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c.sh in trsl6fs and Asesss Aa.d, $685.. III g
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a1ses 90 Me0rbavy Bank etOeh...... S,eoo.ee
90 90 providsnee ..-.. $500
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Unsettled Claims not due. ~ ~
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Le''a Eas'ias'y Adjusted s.1 rY~pss PAD.
UPWARDS OF az, 200, 200
OF losses have bsen paid y The Rtsa Insssane.
Coz N ~ Past - years.
Fire ana HnlanA NavsgasSsu
Risks accepted 1t terns soassstsss with soiyaasy
and fair profit.
EsPsiai attention gSs~ 10 ne fssaresce eT peafsss
ssA cosfenss, for frns n one 10 avs year,.
The psssvsssf Ms cooperation Aas been stahls
shine asasassu, sepsssS1s svsntful Is 81 ~ =
from weeping eon1a gratiens and uarfttne dIes3
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troubles Of the credit system eject q = 10 ate
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Rrops.t' owners to 's'ssia ies beias then nssl
A8VuCAes IN al tue principal 0ltte1 And t0WAo
throughout the state. Policies issssd vishsst
delAy.syasy Of - duly authorised Agents Il IL
Company.
ne1ssissss attended % with DsspateA and H.
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of Ind
and Hsi.-:,.. H.B. fkN-EYcK,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14

EXCITEMENT IN CANADA Toronto papers contain
the proceedings of boister0us meeting held In
that city last Friday night at the call OF the Mayor,
In pursuance ola numerously signed requisItlon'
The friends fthe government charged that its OBJ
ject was to secure the overthrow Of the present
administration and put the opposition In power.
Tho meeting btokeup in disorder Remarking
upon the proceedings, the Leader says;
The true character Of the agitation which it was
attem pied to act on foot last night may be judged
from the fact that threats were made to burn dswn
the Parliament buildings. As a matter OF precau-
ton the military were IN readiness to repel any
attack upon Parliament which the rufhans VINO
disturbed the meeting might make.
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At the late fanatical Convention in Rutland, Yer
mont, after various members had Denounced the
Bible the institution Of marriage. the use Of ani
nal food, &c, &c, Elder Grant got up and de-
clared that what he had heard Oh that occasion
proved that the last day was at band 1t was lie
said, the precise time, expressly foretold by St
Paul, In the 4th chapter of the Is! ep.te to limo
thy "sow the spirit speaketh expressly, that IL,
the latter times shall depart the faith, giving
heed to seduciug spirits and doctrines of devils
forbalding 10 marry, commanding to abstain fran
medts,'' &c. The Elders quotation produced az
great scampering as occurred among the swine
when the devils entered into them, and they ruth
ed down a steep place headloug into the sea, If
the last trumpet had sounded in reality, it could
scarcely have produced a more precipitate STAN
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Erauktug Public DOcum emf q,

The MiSsiSsippian has table Of pub. docs" and
speeches franked by Senators, North and South,
durin g the first five months of the late session OF
Congress. The total number sent by Senators OF
the Free States is 1880; by Senators Of slave
States, l29,S50 OF the Northern Senators, the
smallest number sent is by Allen, of Rhode Island
800, aud the largest by Douglas, of illinois, one
hundred aud ninety eight thousand six hundred
Next to Douglas comes Bright, OF Indiana, with
100000 documents and speeches, and next Seward,
with 6s,75O. The smallest numbers are sent b.,
those whose constituents are said to have placed
them on the shelf, and who have no longer any
motive for the liberal distribution of public docu
ments In the South the largest number franked
is by Green, of Missouri 14,soo. Our own Senators
are very moderate in the use OF their privilege
Hunter. $500; Mason, 200.
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The Law OF Maritime Contract,

An important decision, lately rendered by Judge
Belts, OF the United States District Court, New
York; in the case Of Collins and Mitchell cs schr
Cerwine, 10 reported in the New York Express -
She was built 10 North Carolina and was libel,ed
by the PLAINTIFF who are ship chambers at New
York, for supplies furnished to the vessel pre-
yiOus to her first voyage and while she was ,tipp
out for sea. Judge Belts, taking as his xutde
what lie conceives to be the law as declared by
the Supreme Court Of the United States, declares
that
"A contract In port Of one OF the United States
TO construct vessel in port Of another State by
actually building her or supplying materials for
sueh construction 10 not nsratime contract crea
ting lien upon the vessel, fer the value OF the
labor Or supplies, which be enforced in q Fed
eral Court That the debt or contract does not
make case Of admiralty or maritime urisdietion
within the meaniug u the Constitution and laws
OF the United States, aud if 1t may be any ways
equitable IN those tribunals, it 10 only TO be by
force Of State legislation imposing the debt as =
lien on tho vessel, which obligation the National
Court executes and carries into effect. But he
adds that the Judgment Of the Supreme Court up
which this opinion 10 based emphatlcally de-
elares that no instance of Auch proceedings which
appsar TO have occurred Ia some OF the inferior
National Courts has been sanctioned by the Su
pssmo Court
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Sum saasr NesOrta.

The opnress;ye heat OF the weather Il beginning
10 All the Watering palaces North and South. The
financial revnisions Of the last year do not appear
to have exhausted the exehelners OF the fashion
able world. II there 10 not money enough TO en-
able everybody 10 meet their obligations, there IL
still sufficiency TO 60 to the spriags. and from
the Hfe-giving waters. imbibe such health and
energy ~ will restore the circulation. both OF
III. physical and financial system. and enable all
to paw their liabilities at some future time. In
the State Of New York, new springs are coming to
light, aud Virginia il already more abundant In
mineral waters than Germany. Indeed from the
number which every week discioses, We have no
doubt that in A few years every farmer in the
Commonwealth will have sulphur or alum spring
at his back door. Even now. there are in the
neiehborhood Of this city, some wells. which have
a. bideous a taste as any mineral spring in the
mountains. and by little attention on the part OF
their proprietors. now and then aiding the eff
4forts Of Nature by small deposite of animal aud
vegetable decomposition, we can easily conceive
that foundation might be laid for firs'rate wa
teriug place. in the immediate neighborhood of
this nourishing town.
At the North, the old summer headquarters of
the fashionable world, Saratoga, Newport, Cape
Nav. &C., are said to be less popular than 10 for
mer times. When establishment, like Saratoga
has great name, it is apt to trade on its fne re-
putation; and keep up nothing of its early charac
ter but its extortionate charges. 1t puts people
ia dingy apartments, feeds them with bad dianers,
and consigns them at night to the mercy OF H.
sects which are redolent Of mineral waters, and
perform surgical operations through the night Tree
of charge These habits Of the fashionable Springs
have driven large numbers from Saratoga.& Co. To
ouiet pleasant retreats, which have sprung up
along the lines OF all the principal railroads, ana
where healthful food bracing airs aud clean linen
can be obtained for about half the price OF the
magnificent miseries of the grand resorts. We
trust that these pleasant, rural hooks, easily &C
cessble to the great towns, may multiply; Tor
the toiIing masses with moderate means, are, IN
der present circumstances, unable to renovate
their exhausted frames by rural recreation, or to
give their wives and lille oues breath OF country
air No doubt, at just half the rates demanded at
the principal watering places, proprietors could
make money, and furnish better tables than these
which are found at this moment at the most fash
ionable Of the summer retreats.
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EAL10RAPHIC NHWA.
anPoKTsD poK TIM uAILY DIsrArus
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Sr. JoHss. N. r., July 1.-THE steamer Canada,
from liverpool, with dates to the I'd lust, arrived
of Cape Race to day.
The news Ia not OF much Importance, The bin
allowing the House Of Commons TO admit Jews as
members, passed second reading In the House Of
Lords by 40 majority. Parliament would be pro
rogued before the eud of July.
There Is nothing important from India.
The Spanish Ministry have resigned, and a new
Cabinet was being formed by Gen. 0'Donneli as
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July 3.-Cotton-sales OF the week.
II go bates, Including 1900 bales to speeGls ors
aud saao bales for export All quotations have ad-
vanced 5s6gi-le-some say 1s94. Sales ct FRIDAY
estimated at ~ 90 bales. market closing irm ralr
New Orleans "a. niddling ia Mobile Faif '''1'
Mddiing N, Upiand Fair ~, MidiinR 6.s
Stock in port 200 bales. including $4,000 bales
of American. VIA
The advices from Manchester are favorable Hold
ers are demanding advance in prices wnch
checked business RI,
Breadssutfs- Flour is firm. at an advance o, 3D..
Wheat closed buoyant at lG2d advance. ne al
vance Is in consequence OF the drought ON the Con
tineut. Corn is dull
proyisions-The market is steadv
MONEY MARKEF-Consais 9b1sTa35s Bu ZION at
the Bank of England has decreased ts5 GOO sterling
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Thomas White, Sr, an old citizen of Petersburg
Va, died on the 18th lust.
Now is the time for mediums and clairvoyants
TO achieve Immortality. Where's that ocean teis
graph!
Hon. Thomas $. Drew is independent cand
date for Congress in Arkansas, against the Hon
Albert Rust, dem.
'My boy. what does your mother do for living?''
was asked of little urchin. ''She eats cold Wit
ties, SIR"
Rev. Arthur Elliott, one of the oldest clergymeu
In the Methodist connection, died d few days since
In Illinois.
There are about 900 visitors at Old Point. The
proprietor 10 about erecting temporary sleeping
quarters to accommodate the crowd.
They have an artesian we'll in Norfolk Va, so
feet deep, the water from which 10 at 62 degrees
cold as ice water.
Ed. Face, examined In Portsmouth, Va, for
drowning negro, has been sent on for trial.
John Morris was sentenced at Charleston, s. c.,
on Saturday, to be hung on the 9th of August,
Tor negro stealing He escaped from Jail sf .er the
sentence aud is still at large.
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The NsedIevomen Of London.

The poverty and iIl.requited Industry of tho
needlewomsn Of London are causing loud cries for
reform and remedy, which, it is TO be hopsd, for
humanity's sake, will not all end in noise. The
London Morning Herald strongly denouucss the
terrible and gigantic system of wrong that pre-
walls 1t is said that TO such straits are Thousands
and ten Of thousands of young women and girls
driven that there is no resource for them but that
of &C tusl slow starvation, the iniamy and dis
grace which will at least give them food while
they live to need it. The Herald quotes a recent
police report, and says thatA"a wretched, half
starved woman reveals to the magistrate such a
tale of extreme and cruel priva,ion as must, We
should imagine make many Of the gay and fashion
able votares of dress and fashion shudder as they
assume their brilliant robes. Her occupation was
that Of mantle maker, and for making up one OF
these splendid and snowy garments, which every
lady of fashion wears, she was paid by the whole
sale dealer the infamous pittance Of five farthings
or at the utmost, three halfpescci II she worked
early aud late, from morning to night, or rather,
nearly all night we'll day, throughout the
week, she might possibly earn four and sixpence,
little more than enough to pay for decent lodg-
ing. Yet, out Of this miserable dole she has to
provide meat and drink, clothes and lodging nay,
even the very needles and thread with which the
gay clothing of the rich aud fashionable, AMI vir
tuous is prepared. Here have for the ten
thousandth time the living picture of the poets
sad but immortal words
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rnnM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 10 The revenue cutter flar-
riet Lane left to-day for Norfolk, Va, Old Point,
and Annapolis Md. with Secretary Cobb, Miss
Lane and others. She will return in week.
joel d. Fairbank, we'll known hotel clerk, died
Yesterday He was known throughout the coun-
try.
Coy nenyar of kansas. has arrived here.
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NoTACE To ADV ERTIxERS.

Advertisements for the DtspAroH muet be handed
By SIR o'clock in the afternoon, In order to appear
the next day The heavy pressure Of advertisements
upon the columns OF our paper will not admit 81
their reception after the hour named.
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UHcossriTrriosAL.--s. NJ. Booth, the Milwaukee
editor, has recovered bis presses, &c, which was
under Executions for violating the fugitive slave
Jaw. The Supreme Court Of wisconsin has dsei
os. .nsi ths fugitive SLAVE iaw IL unconsttnt onal
ead tbs proceedings aadsr 1t against Mr.. Booth
therefore, reid.
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FREAK OF 4 RocKET.-A very serious accident oc-
CURED at Michigan City Oh saturday night, about
ten O'clock, while celebrating the 4th. A man in
attempting TO climb on the platform where the
fireworks were let off hit the rod Of rocket just
as the fire WAS touched to it, and poised it in a
horizontal direction. 1t went into crowd Of
people who the piazza of the Wavery
iIJu.e. which WAS fifty ak PAGES distant. The
rocket struck boy in the side of the face entirely
carrying away cheek. The rod became Olsen,
gagged from the rock ct and passed on, hitting the
wife Of DR. n. &. Sherman in the side of the neck
Just above the collar bone, and passed through SO
that the end stuck out some sig eight inches.
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JERRoLp's MOTHER AND THE DUKE OF 1oPK.-Jert
ro!d's father managed very small theatre a
Shcerness, in Kent, and his mother, who acted as
treasurer and check taker, to sit at the door
and receive the entrance money. Upon one occa-
sion the late Duke # York, uncle of Queen Vic
toris, had been solicited to paironize benefit, and
promised to attend. Appearing at the paying
place and finding that he had forgotten his tick
et he Informed Mrs. Jerrod that, IN changing his
dress for dinner, be had left the ticket in the
pocket Of the coat he had taken off Mrs. Jerrod,
calling out to the door opener within, in a loud
voice. audible all ever the theatre, said, John,
ERE is is Royal Ighness. the Duke of York. who
as left is ticket 10 is other coat pocket Hadn't
'is ROYAL 'Ighness"
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EARL OF GLENGALL.-'fha Irish papers announce
the death OF the Earl Of GlengaIl the I'D of
.Tuue, rather suddenly at Cowes, Isle of Wight
lie was sxty-iour years of age. Ia default Of
male issues the earldom becomes extinct. The
deceased earl the author of the popular faI &c
Of The Irish Tutor and other dramatic work =
eff respeCtahle talent
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AN FIX REPORTERS THoUGHT.- A Post office clerk
in Chicsgo, came near drowning the other evening
and was asked 10y companion what he though,
about during the critical period. Thought about ,
said he, II was thinking what the morning papers
would say about it," In explanation ofhis singular
remark, it is said that he was once a 1enorter
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WANTED-steady work aud liberal
w wages at the whctlwrigbt and Rag "A Na.
king business. Address, Through the pot Office to
FLEMl y MOORE, EichG.ond Va. iy l3-3L4
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TILE arLINriC TELEGRApH ELECT.

QUEBEC, July 13.-Ship Windsor Forrest, arrived
here reports having been In company with the
Agsmemnon and Niagara. three days. Parted
with them on the 20sh in heavy weather. both
were under light steam. on the Esd ult. On the
9Th nit the weather was fine but from then until
the 20th heavy Southwest wind prevailed.
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KILLED BY LGnTNFG.-Mr. Same, c. Hale.
merchant Of Greene comfy, Missouri, was kiiet
by lightning on the Goth ult He was a native O
North Carolina and was brother of e. J. Hale
the well known editor Of the Fayette IN. c. Oh
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81 Employ RsEs. the Old operator at TYLER 4
Co.'S. to execute your Likeness. The best portrai,
PAINTERS. North and South have employed him f.
take Their SUBJECTS. on account IF his knowing how
TO plscs each subject, M matter how awkward il,
hn easy and graceful position
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DISPATCH FOR pns SPRINGS.

Persons going to thu vatarias places, can have
the Drsp.rcu mailed 10 them. Tar any length oil
time By leaving their os,ees the eorntins room
and paying In advance ia ,ss tl.se named.
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{ oFFEE.-45o bags prime Rio, La
gnay ia and MarFcaibo Coffee, for sale by
jy l8-2w LEWIs n WEkB& co.
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EJ- The Eminent referred to in Mr.. QiDson's tes-
timnaiai has effected numerous similar cures 1t ia
put up in iia box. OF two siz and q III at 80 cents
and - cents. according to ss by the drugxis of
this city.
IL i2-ims SW HENRY rr1nfiet.r
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GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA

| New ORLEANS, July l2-The Empire City has
arrived aad reports the Star of the West at Uava
IA. Ell route for New York, with 400 passengers
! and 81 500, goo in treasure.
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.

LANsIsGBuRGu, n. Y, July 12.-Last night the
Farmers Bank Of Lansing CHURCH entered ADD a
desperate attempt made to open the safe, without
buccess.
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WAkTED-A first rate CARPENTER,
" for the balance ofthe year, az the Corb'n Hill
Mines. $50 HEkTH, Agent.
-
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WANTED AT the Dime Hotel and
w Res.sTaspt. 81 Main strctt. a 6rst rats BAR
TENDER. Refer nee r,Iuirosl
it--A HEARD rn
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Fatal AFF.IR.-John 0. Darby was killed a,
Chester, s. c., on the 9th instant, by J. l. II. vii
sou, his step son Darby was trying to handcutl
ma wife, when the boy shot him through the
heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14

FROM ST. DGMiSGo-By the arrival of British
brig John Butler, at New York. we have received
advices from Port all Plat, TO the lst inst Barz.
iii the city Of St Domingo capituiated on the l2sh
of June Everything is peaceable aud quiet Bust
ness very dull. Six cargdes OF provisions arrived
Ia 20 days, but being unable to sell left for mar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14
apr.Jps IN MASSACHUSETTS,. &c.

BosT9y. July 12-At Carmel Maine, on Satur
day IKE two only children Of Lewis Robinson,aged
six and four years, were drowaed while bathing
In Waltham on Saturday, Miss Ellen wallace
aged 10, was drowned by the capsizng OF boat
The lightning yesterday afternoon struck the
dwelling house on the corner Of Pearl and wash
linton street, Roxbury, doing some damage, but
iujuripg no person.
rhe Thermometer has fallen 81 degrees sinct
Yesterday To-day We are having an easierly rain
storm.
Amongst the prominent guests at the Nahani
House this season, are Lord Napier and family