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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-03

CL n II I'm q ST o n r,
No E..c. uons. .w.>nun
MYTH thanks to my many friends for past
w fayors, l beg leave TO inform them that
am nov receiving my sphlNG AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from The
houses Of d. Devltn Co., and james Wilde, n,
4 Co., the two host Clothing II cuses In the Uni
those who have purch Ased Of me will testify 70
that fact and to those Who have not l would say,
eome andtyy for yosrssres. Coed Goods, Ut fair
price are always the cheapest.
Owing 10 the pressure in money matters am
compelled to ellstrictly for CASH.
April I'd A.W .0hIFPITH.
VENTS Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
" ion, for sale at No. E.tes House, MAin-st.
apr2d A. VIC.
A VERY superior assortment 81 Linen Goods
"A on hand at No. Estes House, Main-st.
apr2d Awe.
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j, A. M A S o n
ID II n II I 8 II

Go to DR.. MASON, whero you can get the
best OF work done without paying
oil you have got for it, and
Where you can hare a set Of Teeth made
that uiH suit you, nth out airing three
or four sets made, and paying
for them each time.
He makes use Of the best stock--Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes the heavy trimmed and heavy round
lining Patchwork.
His work need only be seen to be admired.
N.B.-lie makes his own specimens.
my3d
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The Metropolitan Bank of Nov xesk, nd Sslblh
Bank Of Boston rejected, 8 IL latest dstss, d.
following New Ensland and NOV fsrh bashs, snd
# eesrse they ass not resolved here.
Canton, South China.
Exchange, Bangor.
Maritime, do
Nonsum River.
Ellsworth, Elhworth.
HAncook, do
Hailowsil, Haiioweii.
Sanford.
0roesrs, Bangor
Chins Bank, China,
NEW nAnPssfRn.
Exstsr, Exeter.
MAasAcHusRfSs.
Western, Springfield.
vERnoHT.
South Royalton.
Stark, Bennington.
Dandy, Dandy
coNsHcTlcur.
Farmers Bridgeport.
Peauonnock do
Wooster, DanbaYy.
HattsTs, Bethel.
Colchester, Colcheater.
Merchants' Exchange, Bridgeport.
North Amer, seymour.
Pawcatuck, Pawoetuek.
Woodbury., Woodbury..
Uneas.
Granite Bank.
Litchheh.
RHODE ISLAND.
Bills of all the Rhode Island Banks, ex-
oept the following, are now received at the
Suffolk Bank, Wis:
Bank Of South County, Bank Of the Republic.
Farmers Bank. mopkin.on 0.aA'
Warvisk Ronk. Mt. Vernon
Aericultagal. Hsfkimer County.
DAiEyman's 3. Newport.
uoiilstsf, BunAh.
Oliver Lse Co.'S. redeemed in Albany.
kee3procity, Buffalo.
Sackett's Aarbor Buffalo.
Ontario, Utica.
Bank Of Orlssns, Albion.
Ystss County, Penn Ysn.
Centraf'Bsnk Of New York, Utica.
Hamilton Rxchange, Greene.
Western bank, Lockport,
Powell Bank, Newburgh,
Chsnung Co. Bank,
Ontario Co. Bank Phelps.
Pratt, Buffalo.
Commercial, Perth Amboy.
Bank Of New Jersey, New Brunswick.
Bergen County.
Mechanics and Manufacturer Trenton
horTis County
ErieCity Bank.
Warren County Bank.
Bank Of New Castle.
Farmers and brewers Bsnk, W synssburgh,
Honssdaie Bank, Honssdale.
bank Of Middletevn.
Lancaster Bank.
nARrLAsD.
Farmers and Merchants bank Greensboro.
Valley Bank, Hagerstown.
Cumberland savings bank.
Mineral Bank Of Mary land, Cum bsrlsnd.
VIRGINIA.
Trans-Aiieghapy.
City Bank, Cincinnati.
sandusky City Bank.
Union Bank, ssndusky.
Canal do Cleveland.
seneca County Bank.
Miami Valley dc Dayton.
City Bank Of Columbus.
Clinton Bank, do
Springfield bank, Springfield.
Dayton Bank, Dayton.
MICHIGAN.
Te,umseh Bank.
peninsalar Bank, Detroit.
Maeomb Co. do At,Ciemens.
Farmers Mechanics Bank, petIoit.
INDIANA.
Tippecanoe Bank winnemac.
Tippecanoe Bank, Lognnsport.
Bank Of the Capitol, indianapolis.
Central Bank, do
Exchange Bank, Gresncastle.
Bank OF Warsaw.
ILLINOIS.
Bank Of Belleville, Bei,evilIe.
stock Security Bank, DAnviLs.
Peoples Bank, CaYmi.
kushvilie, kushviite.
jacksonville, Hutsonyille.
Wisconsin.
A1lreceived.
WARRINGTON, DC.
Notreceived.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Not received.
GEORGIA.
Not received.
TENNESSEE.
Not received.
SEBRAsKA.
Not received.
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THE rAnMERs' GUIDE

THE fABMEWs' 0UIUE
70 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AoaICuEsU41,
BY HKsRY Srpraxxa, y. r. S., Of Edinburgh, and
the late J.. p Nons0n, Professor Of Scientific
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Royal0 Octave. 1890 pages, and nsnAFous wood
and steel cngravings.
This IL, confcssedly y the most complete work ON
Agriculture ever published, and n order to give II
wider circulation, the publishers have resolved 70
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when sent BY mail (post paid " California and
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Of tho United States, aud 70 Canada (post psid)
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the Publishers,
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JupGnHKr ArrIRHED.--The Supreme Court
has affirmed the Judgment Of the District
Court Of Appanoose county in the case Of
Hinkie, found guilty Of poisoning bis wife.
II only remains that the day for the EXECUTION
Of the sentence Of she Court be now fixed
that the murderer may receive the punish
mont justly due for his great crime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-03

Iswa state Insurancs Company.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held 1t
the once Of the Company, on Monday, tAs aist
Of Juns, 1888, tho Secretary vas instsusted 70
commence suit on al premium. notes % which
assessments are due and remaining unpaid, on
and after the 18th day Of July next, In accord
ance with tho Charter and Bylaws of said Com
pany. WIN. 7. TURNER,
June %, lsSs-dtd 6sc'y.
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r. EN- OVAL.

REMOVAL.
The DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE is
In McCurs'a Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room hrss door 70 the right.
Orders for oil kinds OF Job Work filed
With nsatnsss and dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-03

The Democratic Clarion, heretofore
published as Charlton, has been removed to
Bloomfield, Davis county, whence the 6rst
number issued on the frst day Of July. Its
edited and publishsd y Bentley and Stick.
10y and 10 very spirited Locofoco sheet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-03

PRAYER roe PAxpox.-A petition vas for
warded recently to the Hon. T. II. Hicks,
Governor Of Maryland, signed BY la minis
ters Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Black River Conference, asking for the par
don and release Of the Rev. Samuel Green,
colorsd local preacher, who 10 now lying in
the penisensiary Of that State, under sen
tence Of ton years. imprisonment, for having
in his possession copy Of Uncle Toms
Cabin.
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(sUccassoa 70 nsnikLsN ! coy
Jehnsen So Nsar sAe Feet Offlce.
IJAvIN1 parshasel The veil knswp Literary
IL Depot u McMillan Co., ~ undsssigned
will esatinuc The business In III ~ dspastments
A. u constant receipt u 81 ~ m
Daily ksNspApsrs,
weekly LitsSasiss,
Nonthly MaUsinsa, ~
sg NeW Rubtisauon1 eenssa1ly.
ALSO, : iargs ssssesnsss-s1 psassensey.
I'D WIN. WILSON.
0loOO1usAOas
TIRE partnership hsfesofogs existing hetWoea
y Stephen Il. Jones, and o. b. o nansea, . ~
dey dissolved BY mstuAl eonssnt.
Arm.
Hsy 81, .ss-d
sTERNEN y. JONES',
ATT RNEY At Law.
rsoRuKx THfRD AND MAIH s1R1uIo. 49,
~ aoe eflhA ~ Pend.
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61The n. 0. Crescssf expresses the un-
qualified opinion that William II. Seward
will be tho next President Of the United
States, If he lives and the Union lasts.
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0C01NEsS NOTICE.
We expect al Job Work to be paid for on
delivery, unless there il special understand
ing TO the contrary.
Unisn Prayer Msssings Discon.
ttnueA.

TWAS decided BY vote yesterday morn
ing to discontinue the Union Prayer Meetings
ct Rics's Hall for the present, and TO resume
them agsin on the 6rst Monday Of November.
The last Union Prayer Meeting Of the season
viii be held this morning, and W hope TO see
full attendance.
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NOTfGE,

Our respective Banking Heusss will not b open
for business on the 5th Of July, 1885, Parties hAv-
Ing bills maturing on that day will please pay on
Saturday, Sd inst.
ESQ. o. ANDERSON CO., H. X. Lows I CO.
IIArcR THOMPSON, Xix, HALE 4 co..
July7d CnARis LEE.
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8.
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WM. n. EsERvEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
AND
General Collecting agent,
FORT DODGE IOWA.
RBfgREsCKE:
Hon. John ". Stockdaie, Register Of Fort Dodge
Land Office; :.
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Once,
Hon. VIM. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowat
Gen. Van Antwerp, keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. y. Thompson. Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trict, Hsryston, Iowa.
Geo. b. Reid. keokuk. Iowa;
d. o. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. $. A. Douglas, Washington, D. G.
June Idly
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ExcrRsloS TRAISa-The X. II. D. NJ. +
NJ. r. r. Co. commence running excursion
trains to-day, as the half usual fair. The
trains WI DO run to-day, and on Monday and
Tuesday, leaving Ksokuk ~ =. \. and 2.40
r. h, and Bsntonsport 7.20 \. y. and $50
?. y.
HArs.--Docsor Hickey has received new
lot Of Hass--tip-top fashionable hats, hats
for ladies, and hats for bsbies, hats for men
and boys, hats for everybody. Eis store 10
1t 60 Main street, and hasn't any maSsled
bears or wild cats before Il. Call and get
the pick before it 10 too late.
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The Post Olhse will be closed on Monday 9th
from 4. =. 10 4r.x.
DIT wAnnTTERsoN. P. NJ.
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Lands in Northern and Southern Iowa for
sale on favorable terms, by
mohl0d STEWART i GRIFFITH, Agents.
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LEONARD SCOTT n CO.'S
Repsint Of the British Periodicals and tn
Farmer Guide.

Former Guide.
GREAT REDUCTION in THK PRICE or THE LArrKn
PUBLICATION.
n SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
IL. 10 publish the following leading British Ps-
riodicals, via:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, tConsetvativs.)
2.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (whix)
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, (Freechur }
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Liherai.)
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philadelphia Ctsy Property,
In Exchange for Farming LANDS in Iowa,
Missouri or Illinois.
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SEQ Acres Choice Farming Lands,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
For Sale Cheap or Exchange fer Goods.
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100000 First Mortgage beads
OF the Tifin & FL. Wayne n. X. 10 Exchange 10,
Lands.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
In n w = rr nss w n scd.
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The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value 70 these
Reprints, inasmueh ~ they csDnow be placed In
nal editions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

As We prophesied, the relcase Of
General Jim Lane, after the murder Of
his free state neighbor, has been the
signal for lighting anew the flames Of
discord in the territory Of Kansas. The
swatch fires of freedom" have been
lighted upon the mountain tops, the
alarm bell has been sounded and the
COMMITTEE Of safety" under command
of the gallant Montgomery has again
been called into the. field to resist ''the
encroachments Of the slave power" It
is true that nothing like "border ruff
fan outrage" has occurred for months !;
but as the election upon the submission
Of the Lecompton Constitution was ap-
preaching and it was considered possible
that some Missourians might come over
and interfere, it was therefore thought
expedient to enter Missouri and kill OF
disable all persons on the border, thus
making sure Of their non-interferencc
Accordingly Captain Montgomery
with his band of heroes, crossed ovel
into Bates and Vernon counties, Mis-.
sour, stole horses, robbed houses, burnt
barns and killed three men who fool
ishly entertained an opinion that they
had rights even if they were not mig
gers. At the latest accounts the rava
ges of the band were still continued
and it had been necessary to call upor
the Governor for state troops. Add
.ional particulars will be found by re
ference to our news column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

red ladies have also adopted the fash
ion in it, greatest amplitude.
Colonel Blount and his family did not
leave the city Of N. Y. on Saturday last,
as was reported. 1t is stated that Colo
mel Blount had made his arrangements
to leave, but Mr.. Blount hearing that
her husband had received letter from
Mobile containing money, directed to
her, refused to 60. They are now
stopping at the New York Hotel.
Huncke is visited daily by his numer-
GUS friends at the Bergen jail, where
he is confined. The whereabouts OF
the gallant Zouave has not yet been
ascertained.
James Stevens, a printer by trade,
and his wife are under arrest in Trum-
bull county, Ohio, for attempting to
poison a widow lady named johnson,
residing in Pennington, and mother-in-
law to Stevens wife. The poison was
administered through molasses, having
been put in a jug containing the article.
Mr.. Harvie's saw mill and dwelling
house we're burned at Two Rivers,
Wis.,, last Wednesday, at loss OF
100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

/ The c.tisens Of Marion, Linn sosaty, held
. meeting, pursuant 10 call, for the par-
poss Of taking measures 10 secure tie sqoe-
tion Of four-milL There has bsss IN
ct Marion, but in the language ofthe Herald
Of that city, it has become "obsolete.'
The Burlington Brass Band have cbened
. saloon Burlington, the profits Of which
are to be devoted to purchasing music, Be-,
for the Band Saloon keeping Seems 70 be
the last, and We must confess, one Of the
best resorts for money making.
The house of Peter Csvanaugh, ct Grove
Greek, Delaware county, vas forcibly en-
tered on the night Of the l4th inst, In the
absence Of Mr.. Cavsnaugh. by Ave persona,
and while two Of them held his wife, the
other three took q barrel Of whiskey and
liberated its contents" The screams Of
the woman aroused some Of the neighbOrs,
bet the snti.whisky men made good their
escape undetected.
The Wapsipinicon river and its tribute
ries, have been high on account Of the
heavy recent rains. At Anamoss, the Buff
falo creek raised above the bridge.
The Alamakee Herald Of late date, cor
tains an interesting descriptive article Of
Yellow river. No stream in the State, il
says, affords better water power than i.
does. and it is proverbial for the heavy
growth Of timber that lines its banks. A
large amount of prairie has been broken
this season in Alamakee county.
We are sorry to have it to say that the
prospect for good crops throughout the
North West this season is not very fiatter-
ing. In this State the wheat and oat croT
cannot possibly half Of an ordinary yield
but corn will undoubtedly be as plentiful Al
could be expected.-Io1a City Rep.
The CEDAR R,vKR.-We learn thst THU
river is just now a good deal of - aatte,
Sovereign. 1t has squat upon the farms al
alcng its banks. and destroyed many acre
Of the ripened and ripening grain. Tn,
belief that the world is going to be des.
troyed by water instead Of fire, is coming Il
be quite general among the farmers. W,
hear that the river or feet higher thar
in the memorable flood Of 1851. portion
of the embankment, and railroad bridg
across the Cedar is gone, causing en- embar
go to some extent upon passengers ant
freight. The vigilance and energy of tn
company will soon repair the damage, s.
soon as the tide falls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

The AMERICAN Guess PpAYER.-Mr. Paul
Morphy, who arrived out by the Africa,
quietly walked into the st. Georges Chess
Club one night last week, and. after beating
Mr.. Lewen, who is recognized champion,
offered challenge to Mr.. Staunton, the
British Occur de Lion of the noble game
Mr.. Stanton accepted the proposition, sat
down, went to work, almost cleared the
board in about twenty moves, and was about
withdrawing in contempt, when he was ar
rested by "check," which in three moves
mere grew into mate" You may imag-
inc the CONSERVATION of the hero and the
lookers-on. MAY ask your name, sir 2"
asked Mr.. s. Certainly, sir" replied his
young antagonist, "my name is Morphy."-
"Oh of American Eyes, sir" "Ah, then.
l am not quite in play just now, should
rather not risk another game Just at pres.
emit" Aud SO Mr. Staunton withdrew. The
event has excited quite as great sensation
in the world of chess as was bred in the
world of yachtmen by the victory Of the
America; and Mr.. Morphy has made MP
match with Andersen, the Hungarian, upon
which al England that playeth chess, win,
of course, be vehemently betting in the
course of fortnight You may regard this
as set of, perhaps. against the defeat Of
Mr.. Ten Broeck's horses, though it should
be remembered that the battle even there
is not yet given up.-L0ndOn Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30
Tho Di6icultfes among the Faithful
The Vandever Heresy.

The Gazete of yesterday in defiance
of the publicly expressed opinion Of its
good looking candidate for Congress, is
out against the principle Of Popular
Sovereignty with all the violence of the
days Of eighteen hundred and fifty six
before its pet doctrine of congressional
despotism had been rcpudlatcd by the
people whose liberties it was sought to
undermine.
The Gazette declares that Popular
Sovereignty is "a specious humbug"
while Mr.. Vandever, claiming yet to
stand on the Philadelphia Platform
and declaring himself in favor Of con-
grcsslonal sovereignty, says, that "the
republican party has no issue with Mr..
Lefiingwcll and the democracy on the
principle of Popular Sovereignty"
Here is most astonishing difference
of opinion between the Republican or
gan Of Scott county and the great Re-
publican standard bearer of the second
Congressional District of Iowa. The
"organ" declares that principle which
the STANDARD bearer" advocates, and
upon which he attempts to stand-al-
though in a most awkward manner
is "specIous hnmbug." The differ
cnccs among 'thc faithful are grow
ing, and widening, and spreading until
the breaches begin to present an aspect
truly alarming. In almost every coun-
ty in the State we learn that the party
have private little home squabble OF
their own, while wire pulling politici
ans in the Judicial and Congressional
Districts, by making forced nomina-
tons, have divided up the party into
larger cliques and factions, all hating
each other in the most religious
manner. Their entire party organiza-
ton, is distracted by one quarrel within
another, almost I'D infnitum, like a
Chinese ball.
To add to all of these difficulties
which are after all mere natural quar-
rcls among the pack as to who shall
have the bones-Mr. Nandever comes
out in opposition to the Ga-ette and
other members of the party press, in
favor of Popular Sovereignty. What
is the Gazette going to do about it
Will it support man entertaining
opinions of so heretical a character
Will it at the expense of consistency
and treason to the Philadelphia plat.
form, suffer a man who sustains the
"pro-slavery," "black mcuthed demo.
cratic" "spccious humbug," Popular
Sovereignty!