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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Legal Notice. 10y rel O0WRes
To r. g. Hicks and Sarah A. Hicks.
Won and eaeh Of you are hereby notified that
i there Ia on Il h in the Office Of the Clerk II
The District Court of Lee ceRnty, lows, at Keokuk,
petition OF Alexander lowrie claiming Of said
r. q. Hicks the " eleven hundred dollars
with terest the snuc at the rate Of ten per
cent. per snnnm from AIrii %, 1857, Ms money
Justly due BIN from sa fiicks on two prufrfssury
notes for the sum II five hundred and fifty dollars
each, dated April ID, 1857 payable to the order Of
said Alexander Lowrse 10 one and two years from
date respectively, with interest II the rate Of ten
Per cent. per snnum. Aiso claiming Of ron tsaid
X. G. Hicks and Sarah A. Hcks) the foresiosare Of
= mortgage executed b, you 70 said Lowrie and one
Geo. NJ. Barber to secure said notss, with others,
hu ndred and ninety three tl9s) In the City Of
Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. And notice OF said
suit having been returned 10 the last Septenbe
term Of said court as 10 you .inot found, and or
der OF publication had. Now unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before tho second day
of the next term Of said court, to be begGn and
holden on the first Mcnay of February next 1852,
judgment will be rendered against you by default
and said mortgage foreelosed ~ prayed Tor In the
plaintiffs petition.
MoCRARY. d BRUCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing action having OBJ
taincd al order Of publication TO defendants, X.
O. Hicks and sarah A. Hicks, from the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk. therefore
let publication be made in the "Daily Gate City -
a news paper publtshe in raid county, once q week
for four consecutive weeks
ERIE ]. LEIGH,
Nov. 20, 1858 d4w Clerk b, G.
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now Reaay..-.PrAco fifty Gents.
pf John MullAly, the o6Roial Historian OF the
y Memorable Expeditions, THE LAYING OF
THE TELEGRAPHIC CABLE with all It's Incl
dents and anecdotes, impressive or divertingj -
we'll ~ fresh and reliable biographical sketches Of
Messrs. Field and Everett, and Capt. Hud,on.
The publishers invite the attention Of the pub
lie 10 the following letter, which sufficiently indi-
oates the sources and authority from which this
careful account Of the grandest Of human enter
prises ID derived:
new York, Aug. Is, 1858.
Messrs. d. APPLETON 4 Co.:
Genfiemen--I take pleasure in certifying that
Mr.. John Mullaly was with us in the Newfound-
land Telegraph Expedition in the year 1855, and
that be was on board the Niagara during the At
lantic Telegraph Expedition Of 1857 5s nd that
be was pressnt at the trial trip In une last and
the final expedition which term mated in the sue
cessful landing Of the cable In Trinity Bay, New
foundland, on the 9Th Of August, 1858.
His indefatigable exertions during all this lint
in procuring every fact in connection with the en-
terprise is deserving Of the highest praise.
have the fullest confidence In his narrative with
regard to every incident that took place on board
the Niagara during the process OF laying the cable
and will continue to furnish him with every in.
formation In my power relating to tho formation
progress. and success Of the Atlantic Tslesra pt
Enterprise. remain, gentlemen,
Very truly your friend,
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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The Legislature Of Nebraska adjourned, q
fortnight ago, afte. session Of forty -four
days. There were no local squabblss nor
Legislative rows during the session, we be-
ieve; and il lie the first session of the Legis-
lasure, it We remember rightly, that has passed
over without the most disgrsccful scenes,
originating from local contests or schemes OF
desperate factions.
Upon civil matters the Legislature adopted,
in the main, the excellent Code Of Ohio, a
school Law, and criminal statute suited to
the wants of the Territory, were also passed
81 tho late session.
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There are moro than the usual number Of
seats in the next Congress, with two claim
ants. Blair Us. Barrett in the st. Louis
District IL the first in the order OF time, and
on some accounts, of chiefest interest to the
public. Williamson, American, will contest
Siekies' title TO seat from the City of New
York, on the ground that he was elected BY
the votss of sailors and soldiers marched to
the polls under orders from the Commander
in-Chief of the Army and Navy. Ryan,
Republican, will contest the seat Of Flor ence
OF Philadelphia, on the same ground. KEN
Die, Buchanan, will contest with Haskin,
Anti-Lecompton, for the reason that the ma
jority 10 90 small there 10 some chance of
stealing the seat and q pretty certain show
OF getting per diem end mileage If he is de-
fsated.
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Ana Important as u N or.

The Missouri Democrat says it is rumored
in Southern illinois that the Douglas men
are about to mako the most OF their power
in the Legislature--that they will not only
elect Mr.. Douglas but also q successor for
Judge Trumbull, 1t the next session, thus,
in doing the latter, anticipating that which
ought to occur in 1851. We connot believe
that they viii attempt 20 reasonable IN act.
But NJ Matteson 10 the second Senator indi.
Gated, We cannot say what weight Of obli-
cation he and his railroad have laid upon
bis party or how the debt is to be discharged.
Trib.
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Legal Notice.

10 JOo. AN W EhOh
Vou are hereby Motif d that there is now on Ill
l. In the Office of the Clark Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, Mt keokuk, the petition Of
W. Emnons claiming OF you the sum Of three hun
bred and t~eHty Ave dollars, with interest on the
came from May 18th, SOD, as money Justly due
him from you ON two pfomissory notes Of date May
18th, 1888. for the sum Of one hundred and sixty
two 50-l0o dollars each, payable to order Of w.
Emmons in twelve aad eighteen months FROM date
respectively. Said petition also claims Of you the
forecosu VI u mortgage executed by you to said
W. Enmous TO secure said notes, On lot No one II
in block No, one hundred and forty three GAS !
in the city II keokukl Lee county. Iowa. Now
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the second day OF thu next term Of said court, 10
be begun and holden in keokuk on the fret Mon
day OF February, A. II. 1859, Judgment will be
rendered against you thereon and said mortgage
forccosed according TO the prayer Of plaintiffs pc
tition. McCEAkl D BRUCE,
Attornies for Plaintiff
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order Of publication rs to defendant,
Joseph Anwerda, from The District Court of Lee
County, Iowa. at keoku therefore let publication
be made in the "baily tate City," q newspaper
published in said county, once week for four con
secutiye weeks. ERIE j. IEECu
Nov. 20, lS5s-d4w Clerk D. G.
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6EDourl..,s victory over the neonls

6TDouglass victory over the people was
duly celebrated at Chicago, the other night,
but the "little giant" announced no pro-
gramme for the future in the rather impu-
dent and good natured speech which he de-
liversd to the noisy crowd that greeted him
~ the conquering hero in the 6ght. Much
- hs is grati6ed with the prospect Of his re-
turn to the o. $. Senate, he is evidently NOR
tined in view of the fact that majority Of
the people Of Illinois were against him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-20

CT Napoleon b. Van Tuyl, the young
roprobate who il under indictment in Ontario
county, N. Y, for kidnapping colored man
from Geneva, and selling him ~ slave ut
the South, and who, after being taken out
on bail by his father. disappeared, leaving
his hat and coat on the bank of q stream,
with shot and dagger holes in them to carry
the impression that he wnE murdered, has
been re-captured. lie was taken in New
Jersey last week, and sent back to Ontario
county, where he is now ia iail.
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A Clase n.cn

The Buchanan party falls so immensely be-
hind both the Republican and the Douglas
parties in Illinois that there il no propriety
IN calling it party at all. Indeed it is but
contemptible faction in Illinois. But new
sstheless the Buchanan party of Illinois have
run close race; they doubtless felt during
the run that n would be close race, and OK :
srted every nerve to secure the crown Of vic
tory. The Buchanan party Of Illinois was
evidently running against the Gerrtt Smith
party OF New York, but, notwithstanding the
internal efforts Of the Office holders, Gerritt's
PARTY leads them thousand votes.
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Legal Noticc...FO re ~ Mort.
gage.
To q. W. Jenere, r. Mills, C. X. Diuond. and

Legal Noticc...FOyecl0s ~ NJ ors.
gage.
To q. ". Jenere, +. Mills, G. X. Dimond, and
sarah 0orgss:
VOU and each VI you are hereby notified that
L there il now on hie In the Clerks Once Of the
District Court Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk. !
petition OF d. W. kilbourne against you, aiming
. hndingo OF Court, and decree ia his favor, and
against u. " Jenere, for the sum of seven hum
dyed and four and leo dollars and ten Dor cent
interest from the 10th Of August, 1855, being the
amount Of purchase mouey and interest due him on
lots seven and eight block eight, in kiIbourne .
addition to Ksokuk, Iowa, which Wa sold by the
said kilbourne to said Jenere, on about 9th Of
January, lSb5-thc foreclosure Of . mortgage Civ
on on said lots By said Jenere 10 said klbourne to
secure the payment Of said purchase money, dated
eth Of January, 1855, recorded In Book g. page 3SA
Records Lee County, lowa-the sale Of said lots 10
pay said sum aud interest, the extinguis ent of
Hi equity Of redemption under said mortgage, and
for general relief. And said Mills, Dimond and
6crgas, Who II IL said, have or claim TO have some
interest IN said lots, arc made parties defendant
and hereby required to come in, and, by answer
bied, set up their respective eress therein or be
forever barred and estopped thercfrom hereafter
Nov, therefore, you aud each Of you are required
to appear and answer said petition on the nornin
to be held at keokuk on the FIRST Monday of Feb
ruAry, 1859, Or decree will be rendered therein
against you, by default, according 70 law.
IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug 10, 1888. Atty for Petitioner.
The petitioner in the above nam cd action having
obtained an order OF publication therein by said
Court, - to q. W. Jsnere, one Of the defendants,
returned mot found" therefore lot publication
be made In the "Daily Gate City," . newspaper
Published in said county, once week for four con-
secutive weeks. ERIE j. LEEcH
Nov. 4, lS5S-d4w Clerk d. C.
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kEOkUk FEMALE sEMINAHY.
vIsHIS Institution will commence its second scs
/! sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
Of Dr. Sanford's building. corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary elected
From various reli ious denomination and repre-
asnung large part Of the Christian community,
desirs by the united and eorts Of tie
friends Of education to establish gradually such
m Institution Is our city requires.
The Principal Of the Hesitation 10 Rev. C. A.
m1LLlA ns, TO whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will be 90 and IS In the
ordinary English studies, With small Additionai
sum Tor Incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
German, &C., extra charges Will BE- made,
tits dssifsbls that persons designing TO become
pupils Be present punctuaily on the 1rst Of the
session. VIM, THOMPSON,
uznnY 6fRono, 6sc'y.
Keokuk, Nov. 8, l0G6-d
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WIN rH 9.epeNnN
nUkE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM /.
IL weli filed with all kinds OF goods Ia his lin

=
nUkE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
IL wclii filled with all kinds OF goods In his line
for tue
oyershoes In quality, price and OK tent OF variety
decidedly the best stock Ia the city. They mus, be
sold.
slippsu--Toil Dancing aud Common, for
Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and campaigned,
with gum ar leather soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every description on
hand and made to order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot ann Shoe bnsiners Duke
is Agent for two oil the best Sewing Machines ex-
tant-W eed . Patent and J. NJ. singer 4 Co. s--of
which he keeps specimens constantly on hand
Singer Family Sewing Machines are now sold for
$50. Persons wanting good Boots, shoes or Sew.
ing Machines, win ind this just the place to get
them. Remember tits 10 trouble to show goods
or Machines IT the "8lG BOOT" Store, No. 6S
Main-st. keokuk, Iowa.
noyipi
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VxRDIcT OF TUE PKorLK.--Every Northern
senator who voted for the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise line has been repudiated
BY the people Of his own State. Even Mr..
Douglas, the author Of the bill, 10 not an
exception for although he may be elected
By the Legislature, the people have decided
against him.
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MARION CousrY.--The Knoxville Journal
tells how the canvass was conducted in Ma
rion, and who conducted il. Whoever did
the work, it is plain enough that..it was UeH
done, for no county in the State did better by
the Republican ticket than Marion-none, in
fact, that we have noticed, did any thing like
- well
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PAINFUL Accident.

just as we are going TO press we hear of .
shocking accident having occurred at Terry's
Mill, two miles west of town. The only son
Of Mr.. J. Stevenson, proprietor Of the Mar
ion Hotel, who was employed at the mill, in
attempting to adjust some part of tho ma
chinery was caught by the bolt OF the fy-
wheel, which made three or four revolutions
before the engine could be stopped. II was
then found that one leg of the lad was torn
off below the knee and tho entire limb was
manged in a frightful manner. Drs. Dun
can and Wetherel were called, who after
getting the patient under the influence of
chloroform, amputated the leg above the
knee, and left him in II tolerably comfortable
situation.
These premises seem to be under the ban
Of ill-luok. Two men have been killed
there, and the accident now under notice is
the third one Of the kind at this MILL
Knoxville Journal.
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TrusIc.,s AaIc.

DUBLIe NOTICE is hereby given that on Tues
i day, the 18th day II December, A. b. 1858, !
sbai sell 10 the highef bidder, for cash. lot four
a. in block thrty-eight lss), Of the City Of Keo-
kuk, Lee county. Iowa. said sale win take place
hc.~rrrs- tho hoa+s of twe oleiock asd four
oniock p. III. OF said day in front Of my office, on
the corner Of Main and second in said city,
and VI III be made by virtue OF Deed Of Trust
from Horace Ii. Ayrcs and wife to me, 10 secure
debt to Hoskins, Heiskili Co., due the LIST day Ut
September last, for ti366 o7, and . deed wi DO
made TO the purchaser.
sAML y. MILLER,
Nov. IL, io6o-nyl9dtd Trustee.
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RepublIca u vote IN IlIIno,..

On the Congressional vote the Republican
ticket has majority of 4, l44 over the Doug
las ticket, and 81 over both the Douglas and
Buchanan tickets.
The vote on the Republican State ticket js
D,637 over the Fremont vote in 1856. A
tolsrable gain, that, for two years.
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CHEAPER THAN DAYlIGHTy
KEROSENE OIL

HEREBY inform the public that / have asso-
1 ciated myself with J. lraden, IT Drug Store
Nos. 81 and III Main.st., Keokuk, lows, 70 which
places have removed NY stock Of Kerosene Oil
and Lamps, where will be found full supply 1t all
times. The rapidly increasing sale Of this Oil war
rants the assertion that Il Ii the cheapest, safest
rantcd cost Of burning not more than I cent Der
hour, and warranted not TO explode, and TO give
satisfaction In all cases.
Call and examine for yourselves, 1T tho Drug
4tores Of J. BrAdcn, Nos. 81 and 1l2 MAin-atrset,
Keokuk, Iowa. IA. q. MERRILL.
Nov. f5.d2w
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ID, r.. III MrHREY,
A ucfIoN and Commission Merchant, No. II
= Matn-st., heoSuk, Iowa. 20
will sell this evening NJ my sales room with
out reserve, m invoice of Clothing, Cloths, Dry
Goods, Buck Gloves and Mitts, Notions, Jeweiry,
de-, dc. TERMS CASH.
Nov. lQ-d
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NMIica.

Notice.
FIsHE patrons Of the hcoku Female College in
L arrears for tuition, are notified that the bills
have beoa left for collection At the Book Store Of
Ogden, Brownelt Co., 80 Main-st. !, and the same
expected to be settled By cash or note on or be
fore the 25th inst.
Nov. 10 -dits
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"soon oil ycuih's bright drsams fade assap.'
Youths dreams fade moi all away;
SWINE fairy wreashs OIL si1sery mist,
Soft lingering, Ger orr paths will stay,
Though wild winds waft us where they lis
The perfume OF those lovely flowers
We gathered in our childhood's years,
When JOY and laughter filled the hours,
Floats up through all life'x later tears.
The beauty of some sylvan spot,
OF futtering leaves and mossy seat,
Where, spell bound by the scene, We thought
Some fairy must our vision greet;
The music Of some low, sweet tone,
The pressure Of gentle hand,
The loving words Of some dear one
Nowwhite-robed mong the seraph band;
The memory Of some friendship sweet
Whose broken links are precious yet,
Though neyarmore our soul-thoughts meet,
And we may seemingly forget:
These memories fom all the past
Are garnered in the heart with care,
Nor summers smile nor winters blast
Can dim the treasures hidden there.
And so the soaring dreams OF youth,
Though coming years may darkly glide,
And show their prophecies no truth
While we have none--save 0ne--to guide,
Still will the cherished hopes Of yore,
With saddened radiance gild the day,
For in our hearts, till life be FER,
The golden dreams Of youth will stay.
RxokuK, Nov. Is, 1858.
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CT bright little boy about four yesrs
old, son Of Mr.. Il. @. Henshaw, OF Ottawa,
H., fell into tub Of hot water, on Monday
last, and was so badly scalded that he died
the next day.
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Subscriptions Tor the DAILY GATE c1.r, and
WxsxLr yALLaY Vine, mus. be accompanied by
the cash In all cases.
DAILY sshseFi hers can pay the carrier IL they pre-
Ter, ones In two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment In advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
sxospt IN the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win be
nade quarterly.
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The Wook 81 Choso,
CONTAINING tbs ruIiments Of tho game, an
~ slincntery anal, sis Of the most popular Open
ings exemplihsd IN gamss actually pIaysd BY the
great masters. Als0 series Of Chess Tales, with
illustrations from original desigus, BY n. h. Ar
nell. 70. sals by n. VI. WK6COTT,
novl2d Successor 10 Cave 4 Barber.
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r.. r. LOMAx.

Those desiring Insurance will do we'll TO call 1t
the Agency 0fioe Of G. X. DIMOND,
noyl 8dIm MAin.kt., ever OGDEN 3 Book StnrN
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AFTER a. Law,
MILL practice Fegslr ~ in the District Court
w of the United states 1t Burlington, Ia the
District Court Of Lee County, and in the Supreme
Court Of this State.
Office on Seeond-st.. first door over the Bank ne
House Of ". Thompson 4 Co.
nosl 6d6m
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GT The Washington Union does not agree
with Senator Hammond that the repeal OF
the Missouri Compromise tswss fraught with
delusion and trouble to tho South"
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Dodge,s Plcsur,.

We understand that committee Of the
State Bank Directors are ransacking Iowa to
procure daguerreotype or photograph Of
Gen. A. G. Dodge, from which to execute an
engraving OF that illustrious gentleman to
be used as vignette OF their bills. There
ia a peculiar propriety in this. Gen. Dodge
is a very good-looking man, and will be quite
ornamental as a fgure-head, (the best use
we ever knew him put TOY, besides, from
1893, when he became resident Of the state,
to 1855, when he went to Spain, he opposed
oil banks, and spared no exertion in his pow
er to deprive the people Of Iowa Of all To-
cal, domestic or State currency. We hold it
to be exceedingly proper, therefore, that he
shall now be given oil the prominence posi-
BILE in this respect, and that to this end his
'phiz" should be emblaxoned on all the
notes Of the State Bank Of Iowa--nn insti-
tuition that would never have had IN exist.
encs had he had his way. But will the Bank
Directors tell US whether it is to be placed
there in triumph, to show that he has been
vanquished in the fight, as the Indians exhib-
il the scalps Of their enemies, or is this only
another evidence OF the natural proneness
of the human family to -spittleism.-
Fairfield Ledger.
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I10LlCiES Of Insurance issued at the lowest
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panies:
THE MI TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This is the safest and most rel able Life insurance
Company in the world, with an accumulated
Fund of over 80, 900, 900.
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GyThe Coshocton co., Age says that
Gen. Burns undertook to thrash Chas Ellis
last week, because he did not vote for him
for reelection to Congress. The redoubta-
bic Lecomptonite would have been drubbed
as terribly as his Washington master has
been BY the people, but for the interference
Of bystanders.
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the spcran

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MARSHALL = cLYMENs,


The plaintiff In the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order Of publication from the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa u Kcokuk, agaust
Moses B. Morrison, X. w Clarke and Tuxpin Daugh.
tiers, dSfsndants, "bot found" therefore 1T pub
licAtion Be made In the DAILY Gate City," news
four consecutive weeks. ERIE J. LEIGH,
Nov. H. 1ahS-d&w Clerk d. c.