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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
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CALIFORNIA, and OREG CON, leaves SE& 80
Panama twice each month, on the arri-0EE8A
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larry on hth and S0th Of esch month with the mails,
and passengers connecting Via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have boon inspected and ap-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
snd safety
The Panama Railroad (47 miles long)i is now com
peted from ocean to ocean, and IL crossed In or
hours. The baggage of passengers Is CHECK ed IN New
York through to San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked at Panama by steamer at the coInpsny'e
pense. The money paid IN New York covers al
penses OF the trip.
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San Francisco, to prevent detention of acct.
dent, that the route is entirely rsIiabIs-no fail.
are having occurred IN eight years.
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rive at Aspnwal.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINZ
AND WITHOUT YAILuRK FOR RIGHT WARS, YOl
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAM A RAILROAD.

CANTONESE many frauds and imposi- ~>eAn>
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perpetrated on travellers bound to CA LI-SA
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Agent for passage by the U. :. Mail Line, via Pana-
ma, In the city of New York, feels 1t his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage to California
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must We careful to
Ind the true Office of the Steamships of the u. g.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad as no other Office
In New York is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one Oihce IN New York.
which at III est street. corner OF Warren street.
fronting the North River, at tbs head of the Com
Dany's Wharf.
III Observe nv sign over the door.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

GREAT NEWS |

The report y that not : single candidate Of
the Democracy has besn returned to Congress
from either Ohio or Pennsylvania. But that
Is doubtless IN sxAggeration. Full returns
had bssn received from hardly any district,
but from almost every solitary precinct heard
from In Psnnsyivania, Ohio and Indiana
thsrshad besn Rep. gains, and frequently very
great gains. Gurlsy i elected in Cincinnati
By $500 majority. Whether Day has beaten
Pendleton Or not was yet in doubt. Hughes
In Indiana 10 rnn very close, il hsis not en-
tirely defeated. We shall have more specific
results for tomorrow.
?. $. II Indiana, Republicans and .
Democrass elected to Congress 20 far. Eng
lish rstarnsd By small majority. Coifax re-
elected. State ticket 10 doubt. In Pennsyl.
wanna II Opposition and 4 Democrats elect
% 70 Congress, - far - heard from. In
Ohio. vallandingham elected by small ma.
jority. Sunset Cox do, Pendleton do, all
Democrats, and one gain. Hamilton 90.
loincinnati in this county, gone Republi-
can.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

"A. Kcene Richerds, Of Georgetown, ",
10 about to purchase the celebrated English
race horse Fisherman, for thirty thousand
dollars.E
Willard Fillmore in his letter TO the COM
mitsee Of invitation to the Kentucky State
Fair, says he has withdrawn entirely from oil
political strife:
In Buffalo, Mrs. E. z. Judson, the gift
ed and beautiful wife Of the notorious ssNed
Buatline," was found lying dangerously i'll
in miserable howell, utterly destitute and
alone. She is writer Of great ability,
and woman Of marvellous loneliness.
The wagon smigation to Kansas this
season has been large. The Aansos City
Journal Of Oct. Let, says so emigran. wag-
ons left that CITY for Southern Kansas on the
previous day.
"A correspondent Of the Picayune pro-
phes.es an immense sugar crop in Louisiana
this season---say 400, 900 hhds.
A maiden lady named Eagerly died at
Bangor, Me-, on Sunday, at the great age of
III. Celibacy does not seem to have short
ened her life.
Charles Francis Adams, son Of John Q.
Adams, and who in l846 Was candidate for
Vice President, has been nominated for Con-
gress BY the Republicans in bis district in
Massachusetts,.
Edwin Forrest, the American sragedian,
has determined TO retire from the stage
The Whssling (va.) correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says: ssI have just read .
letter from Edwin Forrest to gentleman at
tho hotel, wherein he says, most emphatical-
~, that he will never appear as an actor
again. II be does appear, he will appear ~
. lecturer on elocution."
The Buffalo Erprsss learns that Rev. j.
II. Headly, the author Of "The Sacred
Plains, )" and other meritorious books, died
suddenly on Wednesday of last week, after
= brief illness.
majOrttlcs In the list District n $50.
We publish below the majorties in the
counties which now compose the First Con-
greseional District, on the vote for Congress-
men in 1856.
1t will be seen that the aggregate Repub-
lican majority in the District, two years ago,
wAs 1922
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
Tloaslng Itens.


The great chess game at Paris has re-
suited in the success Of Morphy.
Nov. the 18th has been appointed for
Thanksgiving day in New York.
lit 10 reported tina. one Of Brigham
Young's wives lately said " Brigham will
not preach again SO long Is there is Gen.
tile short hand reporter here to take down
his discourses.
--Bayard Taylor is expected home from
Europe in the course of the month, and be
10 announced to lecture before the New
York Mercantile Library Association on the
26th.
Samuel Green, Methodist exhorter. 10
now in the Maryland State Prison, undergo.
ing ten years imprisonment for having
had volume Of "Uncle Toms Cabin in
his possession. The sentence was pro-
nouneed by the Dorchester County Court
last spring.
During the Republican demonstration
q Joliet, ILL.,, on Monday, two young men
from Plainheld, VIII Co., Wellington Wood
and 49, Hill, were severely injured by the
premature discharge Of cannon.
Senator Fitch, Of Ind, with a small
party on buffalo hunt In the Red River
country near Fort Abercrombie, had difficulty
with the Indians, who ordered them Off, and
when they refused 10 60, hAmstrung most Of
their horses. The party had to so to the
Fort for assistance.
The Hon. Jefferson Davis has spent ths
most Of the summer in New England, prip,
cipally IN Maine, and il il is reported that
though be has made speeches on several pub
lie occasions, he has not uttered singh
disunion sentiment. On the contrary, he ha
been uniformly lavish in bis praise Of Ian
kee institutions. He will have to explai
when be goes back to Mississippi His pro
slavery orthodoxy is already called in ques
tion By several Soathsrn papers.
The widow Of Lucas, murdered in Cir
cinnati, hrs been rendered $3.50 from Ii
Dsmoerstic Executive Committee, whic
she Indignantly refused to receive, ny
ing: "Poor = N, cannot asospt relis
from hands rsd With the life blood Of n
hasbAnd.p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
TAs Congregational yese.

Wehave nothing farther from Van Buren,
county. Jefferson county gives Curtis ma
jority OF LIS. This is 4 loss Of 70 votes
From Davis, We have returns from all the
towns except three. They give Trimble 325
majority. He can hardly have over 400
majority in the county. Hall had ms
jority in the county Of 5l2, two years ago
Three towns in Wapello county give 10 gain
Tor Curtis. The reported votes from Appa-
moose county are encouraging for Curtis, but
we do not know how much reliance there il
70 Be placed upon them. Trimble's MAORI
y in this (Lss) county il not materially over
300. From Washington county We have
only the township Of Brighton, which gives
So majority for Ourtis--a gain of 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
Delaware.

Delaware has been telsgrsphed all over
the land as having gone Administration last
Tuesday by $50 majority, when, in fact, her
State election has not been held, and will not
be till the second Tuesday in November
Last Tuesdays election was for inspectors
and Assessors only, and the aggregate Adm.
majority 10 shown by the Wilmington Jour
nal to be 443 only, whereas at the Inspector q
election Of 1856 it was 2,l85. Then Will
mington went $50 Buchanan /; now SO oppo-
sition. Buchanan in 1855 had 5000 votes
to 6.l75 for Fillmore and 306 for Fremont
most OF the Republicans voting the Fillmore
ticket to beat Buchanan. The State can be
carried by the opposition four weeks hence,
IL they try, and we think they will.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
Singular Accident.

The Hartford Press, in describing game
OF wicket, gives the following remarkable
incident
"Mr. Jabez Alvord had buckled strap
tight around his right arm above the elbow,
to prevent his arm from becoming famed
when throwing in the ball. Soon large
throw became necessary, but a. the effort was
made, crack, sharp and distinct - that Of .
pistol was heard across the play ground, and
the young mans arm fell powerless at his
side, the ball describing short curve be-
yond. On On immediate examination OF the
arm BY Drs. Phelps and Steele, who were on
the ground, il Was found that the bone was
broken short Of, just above the point where
the strap Was placed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
hank Intetiigencc.

Tioga County Bank, Of Pennsylvania, we're
thrown out to-day in Philadelphia.
1t lis reported that the Lischfeld Bank, OF
Conn.,, went into the receivers hands yester-
day.
Bosros, Oct. 12.--The Suffolk Bank to-
day notified the Bank Of Mutual Redemption
that for the present and until further notice
it will send to the Mutual the bills Of such
banks as are redeemed at that institution,
and that it will redeem for the Mutual such
banks as keep their accounts at the Suffolk
Bank. This is supposed to be the end of the
Bank controversy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
Later from Mcxico.

ST.. Louis, Oct. IA dispatch from In
dependence, 10th, says the Santa Fe mail has
arrived with dates to the Goth Sept.
Accounts Of q battle between 300 Navajo
Indians and small detachment Of u. s..
troops, on the 10th Of Aug, are confirmed.
Capt. MoLean's wound 10 severe but not dan
gerous.
The National Democrats have elected eve
ry member Of the Legislature, so far as heard
from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

The Republicans Of Madison township ao-
Quilted themselves handsomely. They have
reduced the Democratic majority about rs
below the usual mark. The State ticket av-
erages l37 Republican to 800 Democratic.
Dem. majority 1866. Trimble's majority 10
l67. Clagett's majority is LA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
Highway Robbery.

ALTON, Dot. l2.-Mr. II. r. Proctor, OF
ST. Charles, Mo-, Was attacked by three mon
on the highway, while on his way from his
home to Jersey Landing in this State, and
robbed Of $3.50 in gold and bank paper, =
horse and valuable papers, on Friday last
The robbers escaped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

CO There IL = grocer uptown who i said
70 DO 10 mean, that he WAS seen to catch q,
on his counter, hold him up By his hind legs
md look In tho cracks Of his fest TO - Il b,
hadn't been stealing some Of his sugar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
KEoKuK AND BURLINGTON VoTK.--The votes
OF these two places stand respectively rs fol.

DAvKxroRT. On Wednesday morning 100
OF the 1900 votes cast had been counted, and
the Republican ticket was 400 ahead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
Ciagcsa in sne County.

from all the towns in the county. With four
exceptions they are Official. The majority
for him 10 500. II any body who ever was
foolish enough to believe he could be elected,
90 still see enough to hang hope upon, we
are glad he 10 so easily comforted. The ma
jority against him cannot well be less than
about 500, and may be 1000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

TWe are glad to learn that the latest 40.
counts from Senator Sumner represent him
~ very much improved in health. He was 81
AK la Chapelle when last heard from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

G1Ffom the returns OF the census Of
Texas, now nearly completed, il Il ascertain.
ed that its population win not fall short q
10000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

cVrA legal writer, in Havana, says there
has not been decision Of pscnniary import
ance, in the Supreme Tribunal Of the island
within the last two years, which has not been
purchased with gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
ELECTRON;
or, The PFanks - the MoAern Ruck,

- WN
or, The Pranks - the MeAern Ruck.
"Ill put Girdle round about the KArth."
A Telegraphic Epic for the Times, In which The
origin, prDgress and marvellous developer u tn
Science OF Electricity and Magpstism ~ ut forth
POLITICALLY ard practically for 500 wears from the
time Of 1haies to tho Submarine Telegraph, en-
bracing every broad FIELD Of Electrical Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last great
FIELD Of the Atlantic Ocean.
Now York, Aug. 70, 1858.
CONTENTS:
Invocation, Tho Amber-sprite, Infancy az Sd
sncs, Copsrnicus, 0alileo, Newton, the Temple q
science, Eiectron'a Trance, His Awakening, Elec-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Rspu lsion Bsetron
In 0ermany, The Electrical Machine, Elsetson H.
trapped, Tbs Lsyden Jar, franklin and his Kits.
The Ligntuing CAptursi, The kite il 1ursDs,
franklin's Magic, The Thunder Storm. TIL Thsa.
der Bolt, Th4 Lightning Rod, The Northern IdahAR
The Arctic A&fsfAy Aea*aaisnY Volta, No. y
AetAmorphosss, Tails Of : Tear, Tia A11tl11n
Diamond, Shakspears's Cli1, Tho 1o -
tsry, The Telegraph forsshadowsd. ~ - lanDe-
tiSm, The Telegraph RsAliD4<a 2 Avenn@ =
Blood, The klsctsic fifs-Aleei - I1eoEo1vpe,
Cause e Cholera, Table 0as@a 1sls-
One un,sss veleaa. A. aaau bsards. Prize
sspsia oor1n. 1aowNxLL ! 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

The Most Dircci,
RELIABLE = ExpMDxrssUs Route
re aaa Rsints vase anA north,
Is VIA TINE
Chicago, Burlington ana Quincy
- Il .sssaa.
RAILROAD.
Sure Connections arc made with this Road,
Daily NJ nu arlington, PlymoulA Ana
Quincy.
Passengers can lave Keokuk for BurlinRton
.vERr EvsSiss-for Plymouth o. Qaincy synRr
AoAsrsG.
Through to Chicago in - Hears !
9-OincinnaA Psasenerrs, leaving Ksokak q
A. n. reach Cineinnati tAs y, 1t day ~ lop. ~,
This 10 the quickest time made. EARK AS
Low q ~ any othsr Foats. -
~ r, xssssis pssssngers nsks CLOSE and SURE
v ~. " Chicago With all tAofeushfarsa
0Rars 70 the East 10 LowEa By this route
than any oshsr, and Time nucs oulcxsa.. n
Through Tickets.
F1OA KEOKUK
~ 81 The principle routes, % Boston. New York,
Herrisbursh, Pittsbursh, Wheel
Ing, CiAcinnsu Indianapolis.
SAho, BY several different routes to ali thu
principal intsrnsdiAts places.
S-Aso, TO Milwaukee, Frssport, aaiena, and
SAlso, to eli the Railroad Cities 10 Upper and
Lover oanad,, vie Grand frank hallway hamil.
son, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
@By the Same route 10 Ogdsnsburgh. N. ".
Plattseargh. N. X, and Portland, Ns.,
GAN BIZ PE0CuRED At TnH
GENERAL RAlLROD TICKET OFFICE,
Motn-S ST., bstUsss Fyrst emA Second,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for IN uniinits1lsHgth Of tine sllowins
fass: .ae. ,s so:sGp 3 .ay point and re-
Steamboat Tisksts good until Close Of Navigation.
rPasssngsu can obtain Reliable Informatiou
at this O@cs 10 regard 70 all Railroad Routes in
the Uaited s tstss And CAaadas -
TROUGH TnEaoMT uOHrm Crs
TO AND FROM ALL KASTRRE CITIES can
- made NJ this s1slce.
@DamAgss and Over Charges ssrrLxp raonrT-
VIZ. MAHrss, Gent Freight Agent, Chicago.
sAM'L PowsLL, Gen Ticket Agent, Chissso.
G. q. HAAnoSD, superintendent, Chicago.
J.R.TKWKgBU1f,
Oct 9, es-d4v Agent, Ksokuk.
JOSEPH 0LECA,
CO0feCtloner,
ain-st., bet. 9Th and oth........ .......KEOKUK.
Al ANUfACTuKEk Of eli kinds Of Cakes and
Nl Candies, PysAniAs, ~. All orders fer parties
will b promptly attended 10, 1t the shortest mo-
tiee and In the most approved style.
octM
D0A10A0e.
"A OkNTLEM AN and his wife can obtain pisas-
- ant rooms, FURNISHED II desired, With bsasa,
IN private family. Ineuise at d.. SsyGaSthT
once, Sd st., between Main and johnson.
6sp30dtf
COAL.
vlsHE uudersigned win ssll superior article Of
\ Coal, la large small quantities., for Oash q
Low rates. Having nAds arrangsmsats fur iares
trade during the Fall and Winter, I will eontrsss
10 deliver Coal through town, and u Warssv,
AleKandria and Hsniltop WN L. WOOD.
Once on ID street, 1t tbs oa,os u stsyker
Wood, Keokuk. q. b. BRAMBLE.
Sept. 10 -d4m Ae.nt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
Gone UpUnder sAs Hoop.

The West Point (Ga.) Citizen tells the fol-
lowing OF married man 1t the commence
ment exercises Of certain college in Gsor-
giA this summer:
che started up the stairway ut swift pace
not noticing any further until he came near.
~ to the top Of the steps, when he says a
arrange sensation cams over him, and sud-
denly he found himself envsloped in dark
ness, - though the lights had boon sxtin-
guished. He WAS astonished and bewildered.
But tho mystery was soon explained, and it
appeared that . lady, wearing very large
hoop, had met him at the top Of the stairs,
and was just 10 the act Of descending, whom
our friend, being small man, had, without
noticing, actually gone UP under the hoop"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

The editor Of the Democrat said the
other day that he would not rule President
Buchanan out Of the party on account Of
his serious misinterpretatlon Of the Cincin-
natl platform. The editor Of the Oincinnati
Times replies thus:
"This 10 . queer idea. he will mot rule the
President out Of the party We think not.
Why Mr.. Buchanan almost hourly decapi.
tates better men and stronger pillars OF the
democratic party than the editor Of the
Democrat ever was or ever will be. We
heard once OF aprlsonsr on trial finding the
judge guilty and passing sentence ON him,
and this looks like repetition Of that affair.
We would inform the editor OF tho Demo
crat that the editor Of tho Enquirer Of thin
city il now trembling 10 his boots 10 the
hourly expectation Of receiving his dismissal
as Postmaster here, because somc two weeks
sInce he dared to express word Of symna.
thy for poor Douglas. Whot does he thini
Of that?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats 10 thu
city election yesterday were entirely success'
full. Their candidates Tor Mayor and Alder.
nen are elected BY large majcrities.
81. Lorfs, Oct. l2.--Ths foundry Of No.
Phseters, Pauley h CO., In this city, was do
stroysd by FIRE yesterday, Loss DC, OO0.-
Insured.
ALBANY, Oct. 12.-American and Repub.
lican Conventions met to-day. At last 90.
counts nothing had been done except ap'
pointing . conference committee.
NEW ORLEANS, Dot. 12.--Deaths from gel
low fever yesterday were IS. For tho weel
800.
PRoYIDEHcH, Dot. IA number Of stu
dents in the Sophomore Class Of Brown
University have been suspended in conse
quenoe Of some disorder.
DuBuouE, Oct. 12.--At the election to-day
the vote polled was 1857. Votes will b,
canvasssd to morrow. The Democratic ma.
jorities will range from 800 TO 800. Letting.
we'll, anti Lecompton Democratic candidate
FOR Congress, has 600 majority.