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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-02
From California.
ARRIVAL OF TIE MOSES TAYLOR.

New YoRk, May 90.
The steamship Moses Taylor arrived here
at 70 O'Clock this PEN, with California ad.
Woes % May 7th, and 8 $4,000 in specie,
and 10 passengers.
The Golden State left San Francisco on
the 9Th, but broke her center shaft and re-
turned same day.
California news unimpor,ant.
The Legislature had adjourned:
Now gold diggings in the vicinity OF Walk
er river had caused much talk.
A. r. Mallory was appointed State Comp.
troller.
The stage from Nevada 10 Sacramento with
S2l 900 in gold dust for Wells, Fargo & Co.,
was robbed.
The Peoples ticket was elected in Sacra-
mento by several thousand majority over the
Buchanan ticket.
Col. Fremont was welcomed to Mariposa
| BY bonftes and cannon.
1t was rumored that the Indian tribes Ia
Plums county are banded together to make
war on the whites.
guano island containing over 100000
tons of guano, is said to have been discov.
cred ON the track between the Sandwich and
| Ladrone islands. Specimens were received
at San Francisco.
! Adyices from Frazier River confirm the re-
/ cent accounts of the extraordinary richnes.
| OF the gold mines, aud there was a tremen.
| dous rush from all parts OF the British Pos.
sessions toward the gold regions. The mines
| extend over great space Of country. reach.
4 ing across the line into American Territory
/ \ steamer loaded with dggers had sailed
from San Francisco.
Tho specie buried at Cape Lucas BIZ the
Captain Of the brig Cornelia, when he scut.
lied her, had been recovered.
The ship Zenobia. from Staka with ice
went ashore April 3Dth, and proved tota
loss.
Nothing importan. from Oregon or Wash
ington Territories.
/ The Saranac arrived at Panama on the III
of May.
Advtccs from Guatamala state that thu
cholera was raging with great violence in va.
rious parts of the Republic.
Adyices from Nicaragua state that The
Frelch Agent was negotiating for Transi
! route, for which he saws 60,000,000 franc,
| are already subscribed in France
| The British steamer from Greytown re.
ports that on the 18th Of April Col Kinney
! made an attempt to capture Greytown, hav
ing hauled down the Mosquito, hoisted tn,
Ncaraguan flag, and taken the Mayor pris
oner.
| The citizens few to arms, and also ap
poaled to Capt. Kennedy Of the jamestown
/ for assistance, which was granted.
Kinney and his party finally SURRENDERED
+ to Capt. Kennedy, and were sent to Aspin
wal ia the British steamer.
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FATAL AccIpEST.-Our citizens have been
panied and shocked in An unusual degree by
a strange and distressing accident which oc-
Cured in this place on Saturday evening Of
last week. II appears that Miss Kate Head,
daughter Of Thompson and Lucy Head, at
tempted to open bnck window OF the fam
lily residence during the absence Of her pa
rents, when the sash fell upon her neck, and
confined her in hanging position until she
WAS qaite dead, there being ne person in the
house q the time Of the sad occurrence. 1t
is supposed that after the fall Of the sash,
she chung with her hands to the window sill
until her strength failed her, when, upon be-
ing compelled to relnquish her hold, the
weight Of her person caused the dislocation
Of her neck, and resulted in immediate death
She was u sweet, amiable girl, and leaves
many borrowing friends to mourn her I'M
timely md lIarrodsburg (Ky.) Transcript
I'D.
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Ieiegraphic News.
pu,r.ApYI.purA MAY %

PHILADELPHIA, May %.
The funeral Of Gen. Smith took place this
D. M, and the display on the OCCASION BY
the frs. division Of militia under Gen. Cad
walader, was very imposing; the Scott lie
gion had the left Of the line, after them
a,.me a detachment Of marines and the Du-
queens Of Pittsburgh. The body guard con-
sisted Of Com. G.. {. icad and Capt. VIM.
Mexican, Of the Navy; comets Ii. j. Crane
and q. ii. Thomas Of Army, Mr.. thomas
Dupt, Chas Bddle. and u large number OF
citizens. The procession proceeded to Lau-
rel Hill, where the National Guard fred the
usuaI sautes.
The lags on the shipping were displayed
At half mast, and minute guns fred ut the
Navy Yard during the day.
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through the ballot-box once more, to secure
the contamination Of the act"
Louis Napoleon was elected by the sutira-
ges of the people Emrero- Ct France, and he
exercised no bsser nor i, i,r IN nous meas
ures to control he free choice Of the people
than this exhibited by the mihiprs Of Bu-
chgnan.
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Republican Csngressi enal 0eavsns
ton.

A Republican Convention, for the pufp0ss VI
nominating candidate for Representive In Con-
gress, for the First Congressional District Of Iowa,
il hereby called to meet al ofkaoesa, on Wednes-
day, July 7th, 1858.
The ratio Of representation Of each county viii
be delegate for every one hundred RspsblissS
votes, ard an additional ops, fol every frsssion
election being the basis. Organised counties with
less than ems hasarsa Rs1shliean voters Willie
entitled essA = - dsleeass.
Jenr h. NsxsHAn,
RoD'r RAsCzIYv,
3. b. HunLLHpY,
J. T. BALnwtS,
OALvIH TAYLOR,
May IS. 1851. Rep. Cong. Com.
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Mcruhincan stntc tonvenlien.

= A Republican State Convention will tie held ut
Iowa City, en- Thursday the 18th day Of June,
1858, for the purpose OF nominating Secretary,
Auditor, Treasurer Of State and Attorney General,
and for the transaction Of such other business az
may be deemed necessary by the Convention
The ratioof representation Of each county will
be ono delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes, and an additional one for every fraction over
fifty, the vote for Governor al the last State cleo
tion being the basis. Organized counties with los
than one hundred Republican voters will be ena-
tied each to delegate.
SD. kiRKwoop, W. II. PARKER,
WP. CLARK II pRIcE,
III. O'CoYsoR, q ID. WoopEs,
Des Moines, Jan. 20, IS. Committee
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County conventions.

The Republicans Of Lee County win meet in
County Convention at charleston, On Saturday, the
9Th day u june next, for the purpose OF appoint
ing delegates to attend the Republican State Con-
vention TO be held at Iowa City on the 18th day Of
June next to nominate an Attorney General, Sac-
rotary, Auditor and Treasurer Of State, Register
of State Land Office, and Commissioner Of pes
Mo:nes Land Improvement ard also, 10 appoint
delegates to the Congressional Convention, to nom
in lte Republican candidate for the First Com
gressional District of Iowa.
PHILIP yEILE,
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From the Atlantic NJ onthly ]
spring has q me.
Intra Muros.


The sunbeams, lost for half a year,
Slant through my pane their morning rays;
For dry North-wcsters, co Id and clear,
The East blows In it's thin hlue haze.
And FIRST the snowdrop's Isl! arc tu.
Then cIosc against the shciiiirg wall,
Ihe tulip heruaf dnshy green.
The pony, dark unfolding bail,
The golden chalicgd crocus burns;
The long narcissus blades appear;
The cone bcakth hyacinth rnGurns,
AMI iights her blue ilnrned chandelier.
The willows whistling lGshts, wrung
BY the Wild winds Of gusty March,
With sallow leaflets lightly strung,
Are saeying by the tuftci larch.
The Gins have rehtd their slender spray
With full blown flower and cmbry 0 lenf
Wide Ger he clasping arch Of day
soars, Ikea cloud, their hoary chief.
- See the proud tulips aaunting cup,
That flames in glory for an hour
Behold II whitening ,-ahcn look up -
How meek the forest monarch 4 nower!--
When wax the yiolets, Winter dies
When sprout the elm buds, Spring is near
When lilacs blossom, Summer cries,
"Bud, little roses, Spring ~ here
The windows bluFh with fresh boquets,
Cut with the May-dew on their lips
Ths.IAdish all lis bloom displays,
~ Aurora's fnger-tips.
Nor less the foodo light that showers
On beanty's changed corola.shades,-
The walks arc gay as bridal Sowers
With rows of many pe,ali,d maids
The semYlat sbc1l. ESh elirk an1 clsah
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G. II. OXFORD,

DEALER IN
Pine Gold and silver Watches,
CLOCKS, sPEcTAcLEs, SILVER WARE, 4c.,
Third-st. bet Main and johnson,
kEOk Uk A.
EHAyING permanently located in kso-
IE kuk, would invite the attention Of ID
the public to my new and we'll selected -
stock. Having acquan lance with the best manu-
facturers in the United States, all Of my goods
made to order and are unsurpassed in quality or
style. The stock am now opening comprises, In
part, Fine Gold aud Silver Watches, English and
SWISS the gcnsine Perry Watches, cascd with
original designs Silver Ware Of every dcscr ption
warranted pure coin; Ladies and Gentlemen :
Jewelry Of all kinds, including les before
offered in the market Spectacles, In GOLD, Silver
steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopic,
Concave, double concaye and Colored Glasses, of
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are the real Scotch Pebble and Perscopio Glasses.
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. To those
unaequainted with the nature of these Glasses,
will state that they are manu- fnctured from cryB
TALKED quartz, their peculiar shape producing an
equal focus throughout their entire surface, Will
in other Glasses the focus Is concentrated to one
point, and To the constant wearer often times be.
comes painful. fine lot of Accordeons also, an
assortment of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
Ware, nufactured by kogersd Bro, on genuine
Albata warranted to be the best Plated Ware that
is madc-Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
tors, Ladies', Spoons, Forks, &c
". B,-Goods of every description made to or
der, as also Hair ornam ns. would particularly
| cali the attention Of the public to the fact that
my goods arc purchased for Casa and not brough,
out here 10 sell on cons gnmeni. They are offered
| at asmall profit, for CASH osLr. The money re-
funded in all cases where goods do not prove us
represented.
Being practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given TO the Cleaning and Re-
pairing of Watches, which shall be done in , work
man like manner, and warranted 10 keep time.--
Pfueks Jpwriry. q nSnatrpi in he best mi nci
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The DIS MoIsxs VALLEY WRIe lie published
svery Monday at this office, is one fthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has a very large and ineress-
ing circulation throughout the nes Meines Vail
ley, Northern Missouri. and Western Illinois.
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STEPHEN n. Jones.

At T o RNEY AT LA W.
CORNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS. over
~ Office OF Il. X. 4 4. w Ford.
mayaI-d
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IN lhe lourneyman shpemaksrs Of Gin.
c4nnai! are On strike for higher wages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-02
Edmund ssyslsr.h. M. y.


4 FFEhs his services ~ Ply stefan, Surgeon, Ae-
~ caneheur, and Dentist, TO the citizens OF Keo.
apt aud vicinity.
Educated at one Of the most renowned Universe
ties in Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there we'll az his experience during four years
ser, cp II Surgeon in tie H. X. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice in New 81 gland, will he
hnfas secure to him the confidence Of this coin
manlty.
Anything under the head Of Dentistry-opera.
tive or asch ncAl-wil be execut ed in sntisfac-
tory manner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance givSn ~ piis ate dwellings, II required.
Examinations and advice gratis.
residence and Once, fouith-st., between High
and Morgan.
RrsreKscgs-- Mrs. T.. r. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kmball, j u Howell, keokuk, and j. A. hhedd
Esq, II Denmark, lows. tJune2dly
ENOIs DeA Motnes Gity AND
l. intefmedlate landings The steamer Ls44&tk5
Gei. MORGAN, nIlL, Master will -
leave above this Afternoon at 4 o'clock.
- ''s's4' pssssrcRS. rAyLon CO..
June-1t Lsyse
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FROM e. II. SCKlvEN's AGENCY.
MONTREAL ocean steamship co.'s
STEAM kil SHIPS.
AEGL0.SAX0N, North AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnewl NORTH BRIToN, tnewl
NOVA sCoTfAN ,tnew) HUNGARIAN, new
--, new.
Running In conn ection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government to transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
PROM aUKBFc. PROM LIVERPOOL.
Everery alternate sstur- Every alternate sdnes-
day from the 22nd Of day from the seth Of
May to the 10th Of April 30 the 2eth Of
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD At Port
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From Chicago TO Liverpool via Mich Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
ist $Su 10 yiVV
according To accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
From liverpool 10 Chicago, via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
LIST ts5 to ttls76
according TO accommodation.
70
including cooked provisions.
Atuliy qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
| Each Passenger ticketed through will be al
lowed the same quantity II baggage 1Hxx by Rail
road as by Steamer, via 20 cubic feet for each
cabin ana 10 feet for each steerage passenger
! Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of each
! steamer.
/ 1t will be observed ffnm the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other in Cross
ing The Atantic, the average passages Of the Col
lin. and Cunard lines BY he an nuai tables In the
N. Y. Herald during 1857 being
xAsTwARp. wEsTwARp.
Collins Line, lid 22h 20m coiIips line, I'D 3h ON
| Cunard . ny. 100 ash I'm | CunsTd !" ny III 81 Am
boston lad Oh bm Boston I'D l3h ON
Canadian line 1od l5h ON Canadian l.. lid In ON
were IL days to Liverpool snd 2 days TO Quebec
he Collins Line have made passages Of Us 10 20
days, and the Cunard Inc Of ! 8 TO ~ DAYS
To EnIGKAoTs.
| Passages may be secured the once Of the Com
psny in Chicago by sAiLtsa ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, 6lnsgo~ Bristol, Hun,
Aberdeen and Montruse. An agent Of the GRAND
| TRUNK kAILKohD supeiint ends the re oval Of
emigrants and baggage ~ Quebec free Of charge
! Fare from SO to $50 to Chicago. including
cook ed provisions.
I For Passa,e or Freight from chicsgo to Liver
i pool, or Liverp0ol 10 ehlcago. or by any Of the
oompany's sailing hips, apply to
J. WARkAcK
Agent of the nj o. SIS Co.
No. 30 Dearborn STREET, Chicago. Ma.
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q y ND THU NIX RAIL q A u
Of CANADA


q BAND TRUNK RAILR q ID
Of CANADA.
~ A DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTEUn
rhoA THE WEST
Boston, Nen York, and TIE Eastern Sfdfes
tta hs Michigan Central, Greet Wesfsys
ogdsnsburgAS Fs3naonf Central s,d
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some OF the grandest and most vos-
derfui scenery In The world, including Toronto,
Niagara Falls, srspen4os BRIDGE, 1Aou.and Isls nds
kaptds Of ne 81. Laurence, Qasbte Montreal Hhtfs
Aoania,us, he 11oujer B,tfge, tHfafiy mile. in
ttngthl, lake cAamfldin, ram ~ Monimorsae,,
On and after May !, 1858. Baggage viii be
Checked Through from Chicago.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEv1 Ran,
OF 22 800 TONS AND 100 FEET LONG
Is under contract this Company for one or more
trips to Portland this year. Tourists return
tickets from Chicago to the principal towns In
Europe will shortly be iDued. Tickets from Chi
e. for al points hast, ALEC for the Leviatksn, or
for the NJ . SIS co.. shirs, can be obtained at
the Office o. The dranl Trunk Railroad, No. 80
j. wAgRAcK,
Agen, of Grand Trunk II. II. Co., of Canada.
huffalo and Lake Huron Raiiroadi
CHICAGO TO BrFFALO ia DETROIT
AT the sbove Office tickets for New York, Boston,
aud all tbs stations the New York 4 Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. MARkACk
Agent Of u. l.. III. Railroad,
Office No. 80 Dearbon Street, Chicago,
April 10, 'ss-dly-c.H
SINGERS sewing Machine.
I.'oK al manufacturing purposes singers Sew
J. lug Machines are deemed iEdis pcnsnble. The
public iusis, upon having their citing dc made
by thsin. Singer Family Sewing Machine 10 tho
latest presented for competition ard, being ar
ranged With full knowledge 81 tho defects u other
machines for SIMILAR ntes, has avoided renedied
them all IL i. the handsonest Sewing Machine
ever ms AIDE, aud the easiest TO learn to operate.
| ITS excellent mechanical principles ard qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their be-
Q ,ming universally adopted Apply for T. NJ.
Singer Go. 'sGHIstte. GoIies supplied gratis.
Western office lao Lake Street Chiesyo
/ mchid6m VIM. BKDDFkICk, Agent
Farwell's steam, Bag MANDATORY.
| Nos. AZ, "a and 40 Wabash Avenue,
......Il.LINOIS.
| I(AHs AND nACkslof every descrip tion and
- variety, furnshedtupon the shortest notice.
and printed With APPROPRIATE Brands.
SIMEON FARWELL,
mchtdawSm Proprietor.
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Diss0iuli0
rIsNE partnership heretofore existing between
i stephen Il, once, and o. b. G, Bannon, Is thi.
day distolsed by mutual consent.
hsE Jones win se,tls all the business Of the old
firm,
May 81, sd
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chmn. Rep. Cen. Com. es Lac copnty.
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All of our Republican contemporaries ia
this District, who have announced their pref
erences for Congressional candidate, have,
so far as we have observed, expressed them
selves in favor Of Col. Curtis, whose deport-
ment commands unanimous applause. Be
low we copy few expressions
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Fine Gold ana silver Watches,
CLOCKS, SPEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &c.
Third-st.. bet Main and ohnson,
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MMTOrDerMn0

an ale rep. oeuilHen Serelne Baltimore'8,
~betrsfen6 4urn- ab SefanesYereine, NetliGr. 6 putpaanieen
&C., sur NbbaltunG etnts Steutenfefes uns, teut unterastAne.
ten @erelne, am 5. Au8uf 1858, Nbenbs 8 rtr, In bee Saue bes
nunabtanet5en &uraagerstns' sur 8~eratbung b~eFelben etne
Delegation gu ienben.
STU Namen bes 1nabbansisen Surns9ereins
y '. u u ede cor @Grtftmnrt.
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Gele9rapDiIcDe Wacbricbten

Waibtn 8ton 20. Sult. Der Srlef, Den
StaatSIetretatr Sap an ben 9rdltnenten Wtarz
ttne5 BON gflcara9aa, pesen DeiIeu Weigeruno,
ben SAP. Y%rilarrt. Sertrag gu unter5ai6nen, ee.
idrteben bat, 1T iest befannt selporbeu. GaB
bel4uloi8t oartn Wartine5, bic V. ct, i~nlultirt
81 baben, neil bteier ben 8ertrag 5uriidbielt,
natoem er 5uuor benz Ser. ct. @e[anoten ga
mar Die 8eltati9un9 ~peliel6er periprpden bate.
Al8 9ertn9lte Sati8faftion .perlanat GaB Die
auSenblidlide 8eltati9un9 ceS 8ertrases. Wete
ter ertldrt er, oaB Die Ser. ct. in 8etreff Der
ofedte ameritauiIder 8ar9er in 0iclrasua
feline fptatarltde 0anolun9 pe5 lesteren 6taas
teS onlpen lperDen, unp paB benz Cabinet III
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beiocn Seiteu pes SltbmuS, gu cntiheioeu,
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BebSrDer cine liberale Yolitit 9e9enIber ben
8irSera Der 9. ct. ~beiolsen merOeu.
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bat. @S ipaen CO 9diffe pabin abSeben.
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Nadmitta8 bier an, ipeiSten unb singen peu
Abenp nad 8eofOro SprineS as.
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2lnsei0e.

Die 8rDOflsn G~Dmpasmte, cine Geleaf6aft son ben Inter.
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pretien uno pprtbetlbdften 0tbtHgunaen aus.
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