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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

N WISHES 70 inform the citizens Of -
ES2DM Davenport and Scott County gens- n
rally, that he has permanently To- ~
u Il Gated himself In this city where he y y
- prepared To shoe hJrses scentinc principles.
After twenty study and yractce on the anatO-
rny OF the foot. Of which time he has spent eteveu
years under the euperIntance Of the best vet~rna-
rians IN Europe, he wishes 10 say that he will give
DIR the disease Of cotns. or ecntTacta0ns, enenlp
called /" hocgn bound" interfering, ovesYeecAlaS.
quarter Cracks. ssod osscks, sprstne u ~ 60
founders, rng-h4nes and srav1ne Tor n q 49, ~
warrants perfect carr n casahle. - 0aaiorne1e
~ Y,upv tu6gusoNe
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CHICAGO.

R7oNG
J. ]. GALLAGHER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, Ills.
TAPP EN-.
los Lane STREET los
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
. Il q II III I NJ O.,
For Men and HOys,
BITTER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER.
TIVE extraorf,asry low prices ruling a, the Eas.
i during the pass winter months, a. well as he
probably scarcity OF desirable goods for srring and
Summer wear, have induced Us To purchase ard We
are now receiving by krprfs., an unusuaily i.rse
and elegant assortment Of iine and fashionable eoDs
for nlen's wear.
READY MADB CLOTHING.
Orr mauufac ia this city has been kept In con-
slant operation during the psst -four months, ena-
bling at this time TO ofr the largest and best
sorim-n, Of and fashionabls germenteser Cxhib-
tied Ia the Northwest, and at pflc-s much lel9w
th9se ottsined last season fnr ths quality Of
gseds. We guarantee the quslty OF work, every
garment beng made up uraer our cwn supervision,
and on orr own premises, " Can safely variant II
egual To the beet custom work
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room, under The MANAGEMENT Of one
OF the most skful Cutters in he country, Is fuh-
stocked with entirely now assortment 81 tie laiesi
irnrtrtstions Or the ine qualities oI C1tbs, Cassi-
mer--, Vesiinps, &c, which W. will make NJ T. OK
der at short notice and IN tho test stJ only, at
NEW YORK PRICES
We guarantee entire sol! faction, refund tho
Money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
a5rRemcmber the number lbs Like street
apr27ily-- JIG TAPeEN BROS.
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and History, (Ancient and 4odern) OF the whole
World" from the earliest TO the present time
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For particular apply TO
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the largest and best literary pap II tar day. An
Imperial .arto containing eigt pGges I1rty cot
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-08
Notice..

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
Cd the Cash System With regard to subscrip
tions. Henceforth, NO name will be sntere.
On our books unless II be accompanied b,
cash, and Whenever the pay runs ont the pa.
per will stop, unless or until more cash j.
Forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
DO 80; but they must look to the carriers and
not TO a. for their papers, ~ the carriers
buy the papers Of rs, and there our respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, 10 all
easss, but II they 500 ct TO give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and job Wofk.
the rules published in our papersrespsc.ivsly
viii be strictly adhered to.
j. B. HOWELL & co.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 co.
KEOKUK POST,
FER VIZ. RESs, Ag's.
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SVs" ~ - . CuhTIS,
Our present Representative In Congress,
and other distinguished Republican speakers,
will address the people OF the First Con.
gressional District at the following times and
pla ces, to wit,
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept. &, at2p.m.
Corydon, Thursdsy, Sept. q .at2p. m.
Centervilis. Fciday. Sept. 10, at .. m.
prsas.vI1.. Saturday, Sept II Il Y M
Abba, Monday, Sept. Is, .s,p, n. ~.
Knoxville, Tuesday, Sept. "a, At 2p.m m.
pella, IA, at7p. m.
Newton. Wednesday, Sept. Is. ct ap. m.
MonteIuma, Thursday, Sept. Is, II 2 p, m.
Ssourney, Friday. Sept. IL, At2p. m.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept. Il. N7P.m.
1 Xs.ns, cl saturday Sept Il. a,
Fairfield, Monday, Sept. 20, at Ppm.
Brighton, Tuesday, Sept flat. pm.
cr,wISra.ytlls Wednesday Sept q ..
Wapsiio, Thursday, Sept. %, at pm.
burlington, Friday, Sept. ~, att
MI. Pleasant, Saturday Sept. rs, at q .. m.
Seiem, Mondey, sept. y 1t Up. N.
Mon,rose, Wednesday, Sept. ~, a. D. 10.
Dantousport, Thursday, Sept. 50, at q. D. M.
birmingham, Friday, tct. I, At ~. m.
Bonaparte, Saturday, Oct. i,st ,. M.
The Republicans at each point above
named ara requested to make the proper ar
lrangements, and circulate notice Of meet.
lngs. Republicans, RALLY from town and
By order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
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NOTICES hereby given TO the owners Of ~
lots deserbedin the foregoing list, sitvateiin Ne
City of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
whose names are mentioned and all thers1ntersst-
by the City Council Of said city for mead
AMIZING in front Of said lotess designated
IN the above list, and unless payment be made
OF the taxes leyisd, and also al costt before the
much thereof a. shall be necessary to dischares
said tax and costs viii be sold on the day sfsrs-
said, IT the Mayors ofice In said city, between
the hours Of . o'clock = IN. and o. clock p. n.
g. q. STEVENS,
Collsctofof theCity Of Keokuk.
Sent. z. l9k6-dtd
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1t is marvel Of mechanical ingenuity,
which no mere human inventive faculty ever
could have devised. Often hos the human
hand been taken to illustrate Divine wisdom;
but whoever may examine his horses foot,
will find 1t scarcely less curious. Though
oil its parts IRE somewhat complicated, vet
their design is simple and Obvious. The
hoof is not, as it appears to the careless eye,
q mere solid lump or insensible bone, fast.
ened to tho leg BY a joint. II Is made Of o
series Of thin layers, or leaves Of horn. about
i've hundred in number, nicely fitted TO each
other, and forming lining to the foot itself.
Then there are a. many moro layers belong
ing to what is called the coiin. bone, and d..
ted into this. These are elastic. Take .
quire. OF paper and insert the leaves, ono BY
one, iato those Of another quire, and you win
get some idea Of the arrangement Of these
several layers. Now tho weight Of the horse
rests on as many elastic springs ~ there are
layers in his four feet-sbout four thousand;
and all this is contrived, not only for the easy
CONVEYANCE Of the horses own BODY. but OF
human bodies, and whatever burden may be
laid upon him.
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EAitsrial Corrcspon d cncc.

NrwARK, o., Aug. %, '56.
You (meaning thereby the senior OF the
GAZE, to whom this place was once upon a
time familiar stamping ground) would be
not little surprised, as was, at tho present
aspect Of this ancient village. Not very
long since, va regarded it ss s'fenced inn for
good, and given up 70 an indefinite existence
OF old fogyism and grass.growing in the
streets. Young as you are, you yet can we'll
remember when Newark, as the shipping
point Ton the Ohio CanaD Of An extensive
and very rich agricultural region, was
right smart place, had many stores, large
trade, and an encouraging growth. And
remember very we'll, when in 1872 tho
railroad came to and through it, how ito
trsfhc vanished, its people ran away on the
rails, its houses became tenantless, and
grass did grow in the streets. Up to that
time had had the distinguished honor Of
editing paper in that place, and its files
will show mot few articles arguing that the
result Of our railroad enterprise would be a.
above, unless We ut once should engage
largely in manufacturing. The prophecy
Was true one. For years real estate could
scarcely be given away, much less sold. And
yet the Ohio Canal was still there a. good as
ever, the country around was getting more
and more populous, largely increasing its
annual agricultural product, and Of course
increasing its consumption Of imported ar
ticles. But Newark depended almost wholly
on mere traffic, and the moment the railroads
we're done they became the wings on which
the traffic few away. Traffic followed the
produce, and the produce followed the very
shortest routes to any points on the rail
tracks where sales could be made. An the
prospect for building up manufactures was
not at all catering, /, with many others,
thought this was q most excellent point "a
migrate from, more especially a. We had
the sseam-horse to carry US away.
10 1854 keokuk arrested my westward
course, and from that year to the presen,
has received my almost exclusive attention
no doubt much to Its advantage, il not "a
mine 7 After such an intervals great in.
teryal for these fast times--I return to tn,
familiar scene Of former days and witnes,
i with pleasure and surprise the magical
changes which always follow in the wake Of
productive industry. BY the persevering
struggles Of some enterprising citizens. an
immense establishment, called the seNewark
Machine Works. was built up and got to
work. Under the skiilful direction Of Mr..
Holmes (widely known as the superintendent
OF the mechanical department in the New
York Worlds Show iss machinery acquired
arepusation throughout the State, which ex
tended to Iowa, to Tennessee, and even to
Texas. These works-have saved the town.
The sound OF their shrill whistle has been
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APPOINTMENTS.
.. 4. HOE.

Republican candidate for Attorney Gen.
eral, will address the people ut the following
points;
shelbyviile, Wednesday,, Sept. s.at3p. N.
HAfllu.
Lewis. Tharsdsy, SEPT. ., ats pm.
Frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10, Of 3 >. M.
Quincy, Saturday, Sept. IL, ct 4 .. -.
Alton, Monday, Sept. u, u : N.
Osceols, Tussdsy, Sept. II, ~ 3p.n.
Charlton, Wednesday. Depl. Is, 81 p. n.
Bremen, Thursdsy, Sept. 10. ~ p. :.
J. NJ. ELwooD, the Democratic nominee,
is invited TO be present and participate in
the above called meetings.
August 18th, 1858.
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NOTICE u hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described In the foregoing situated In the
City Of keokuk, Lee county and State OF Iowa,
and all Others interested, that . special tax has
been asssssed and levied on said lots BY the City
Council OF said city for Grading the Alleys through
Blocks No. Al and 10, ~ designated In the above
list, and unless payment be made Of tho taxss 10
levied and also all costa, before the s0th day Of
September, A. D. 1858, the said lots, or 90 inuoh
thereof Is shall be necessary to discharge said tar
and costs, will be sold the day Aforesaid, at the
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours Of
o clock .. n. and clock p. IN.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Krokuk.
Sept. 8. 185S-dtd
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Steamship Fulton,
LATER FROM EITRnpE

ST. JoHS's, Sept. 4.
The steamship Fulton from Havre via
Southampton 27th, was intercepted OF Cape
Race at $50 p. IN. on Friday, but owing TO
unfavorsbls weather, dispatches did not
reach hero till late last evening".
The steamer Indian arrived al Liverpool
| on the oath.
Queen Victoria continued her progress in
Germany, and was received everywhere with
the most extravsgant demonstrations Of good
will and respect.
Preparations were making for royal
| visit to Leeds on the return OF the Queen
from Germany.
There was collision between two exour-
| sion trains on the Oxford and Wolyerhnmp.
ton railway. Several persons killed and
great many injured.
Accounts Of the harvest in Great Britain
arc very satisfactory. The late rains caused
some delay in gathering, but no permanent
injury was done.
The treaty concluded with the Chinese does
not confer upon the allies the right Of having
permanent DIPLOMATIC agents At Pekin, but
be admitted In direct intercourse with the
cabinet Of the Emperor.
telegram from st. Petersburg SAYS the
Chinese Empire 10 ~ be open to foreigners.
and the left bank 81 the Amoor river is hence.
forth to be the boundary between Russia and
China.
The French Minister is expected home from
China in October.
Chandomar, Duncan & Kibb, of Liverpool,
had suspended, bat their estate will cover
their liabilities.
The Emperor OF Russia will arrive at War,
saw Sept. 4th, whom the IS 900 troops wHo
have bean concentrated there will be review
ed BY him. M
The Grand Duke Nicholas and Michael 20
to the Caucasus 10 take part in the military
operations againt Schamyl.
The French Ambassador ct Constantinople
sent q note to the Porte supporting tho ap-
plica:ion OF Prince Daniels OF Montenegro,
who demands Of tbs Turkish Government
to give up to him the harbor' Of Spitxen in
the Adriatic, which he claims ~ Montenegro
territory.
Tho Fulton brings ga passengers but no
specie. She will be due at New York on
Tuesday.
Liverpool, Aug. 25-R. s. b Co. state
that the weather has become very favorable
for harvesting, which has commenced with
an advancing tendency in the breadstuff
market.
Flour quiet, but prices remain steady at
the rates advised per Africa, viz: Western
20a22s; Phila. and Bait. 2ls6da22s; Ohio ga
22s6d.
Wheat generally steady, with firm feeling
in choice red western, 5s6da6s3d; do southern
6sa6s3d white eastern 6sa6s6d; do southern
6s9da7s3d.
Corn 10 dull, and the quotations are un.
changed: yellow 33s6ta34s; prime white 34s
A34s6d
Market for provisions continued steady
business transactions mainly Of retail
character.
London Msrket.--Wheat and -four dull,
and without change.
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MSrphy ana his Enwsish Csmpeti.

Morphy il being put to his trumps BY the
chess players OF England. Heis ahead yet,
but the English will not conoede him superb
ority till he has fairly won il. The London
Times says:
"That he 10 one Of the bss ehsss PLAYERS
4 az unauas:ionaS.S fact, whether 10 Is IL.
best still remains undecided. We look to
his pending match with Mr.. Lowenthal to
settle the matter, and still more do " look
70 the future engagement with moro pow
erful combatant. The match with NJ. Stsun.
ton will, unless We arc mistaken, be Mr.. Nor.
phys greatest undertaking, and place the
distinguished American 10 his right position.
Mr.. Morphy's brillisnoy, learning and caps-
bility OF improvement will thsn msss with !
worthy opposition il depth, experience and
indomitabls energy"
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Hon. JAMES HARLAN and JAMES
5. MARSH, Republican nominee for DE-
erics Attorney, will address the people =
follows:
r.. Madison, Wednesday, Sept, s, at Up. m.
keokuk, Thursday, Sept. ', at p. IN.
Charleston, Friday, Sept. 10, at pm.
west Point, 10, at pm.
Salem, Saturday, Sent IL at n m
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o. 4. 01FHoRD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
psALnR IN
Fine Geld ana snvsr watches.
CLOCKS, sPECTACLEs, SILVER wAKx, &C..
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,

wOULDinvits the attention Of ths pab-
lie TO my new and veil sslsstsd stosk, 80
being nsds up 70 my order ere unssrpassed 4 ~
ZINE Gold and Silver WASHES, nnslisk and
Swiss, the gsnuias Perry Watches, ssssd With
original dssins, Silver Wsrs ii every description,
wAfrantsd purs coin Ladiss' end 0sntlsnen's
Jewely Of sllhlsds, inelsdiag styles mover before
olbpsd In M MARKET EpestAslss, ID uold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Perisoopte.
Connvss double convex and CeloRs1 Glasses, ct
every variety Of shade and focus amoue theee
ore the real scotch Pebble and PsrssopIs 0iasees.
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. An snsrt-
ment Morton's Premium Gold Psns Double Plasea
Ware, Manufactured BY Rogers 4 Bro, on rsnulns
AlhAss, warranted 70 b &As best Pis,ed Ware -,
10 mAds--Tss Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets. Cne.,
tors, LaAbs, Epeoss, feras, "a
N. B.-6oods Of every description made 70 or
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. The money rsfunAeA
ia all cases whsro goods 10 not prove q lspsp-
scented. ii,
Being practical Watch Maker. my pSryoaai
attention will b. given 10 tbs Cleaaine sad Ne
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jswslsy, H., which
shall be dsnein workman-liks nannsr. and was-
Iantea.
cofba Plates kept on had, AID xnessvsd 10 o..
der. shars Of pc Goasge u respectfully solicit
%. [Sspt. = 'b-AAw
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CurIsus sacss aseas Alliga,ers.

Alligators nests resemble haycocks. They
are four feet high, and five in diameter 1t
their base, being constructed Of grass and
heritage. First, they deposit one layer Of
eggs, on layer Of mortar, and having Gov
cred this with . stratum Of mud and herb.
age, eight inches thick, lay another set Of
eggs upon that, and 90 on to the top, there
being commonly from one to two hundred
eggs in nest. With their tails they beat
down round the nest the dense grass and
reeds five feet high, to prevent the approach
OF unseen enemies. The female watches her
eggs until they are all hatched by the heat Of
the sun, and then takes her brood under her
own care, defending them and providing for
their subsistence. DR.. Lutsenberg, Of New
Orleans, told me that he once packed up one
OF these nests with eggs, in : box, for the
Museum Of 81. Peters burg, but was recon-
mended before he closed It to see that there
was no danger Of the eggs being Matched on
the voyage. On opening ono q young alliga.
tor walked out, and was soon followed by the
rest, about hundred, which he fed in his
house, where they went up and down stairs
whining and barking ike young puppies
Lyell, the Geologist.
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~. -. N1ClkG2 fsT,
received Ans stssk Z Isn HATS
49,. 80 :. CArS e svsy iisA - ssaisy q ~
His siik sad casinsr. Hat. ..a. .rp,...,, q,
sais ira. b the weli-knowp hosss Il LAVA dse-
sGoy, u. Louis.
0iovss and Alttsss, Tsusks, kc, ali vhioh NH he
cold WAolssale ssd Retail 81 Low Prisss for car.
RE@EnBER THE PLACE.
J. X. RIcKKY's MAs Ososv.
KEokUK OF AsSi6AL SC1I
! I'd - psass1 spea ssiisSss -. m -
osase ~ ofet snertss Il sksnsxt yees. e.1er ~
sups istsa1aass q NJ. ". ". 49,. - a.
seoms r Ne lsva nsdisal celisGs. q 6eaAsy.
rslrsd "a kssAssasly sssssS. ssd svsrv ss,..ss.
pspiIs. y
e. y.S win ). aiviasa iase ie.r quarter. o. i.
TUITION.
LA.sn, 0sssk, Aiesess and higher Msthsnatie.,
!, E.elisA 6ss..as, G.ssrssIy. xiisS.s. "
Il q S!s,rsc,s ~; I'll x. =
With tie bsganisg u he =. IN esdsr . ~
proper airsagsnsnt Of classes.
BY ordsr 81 The Board,
= .,.,..~, 80. R.P. LOWE. Pr,st,
Kssksk. Arr. q, '7s-dIu
kEOkUK REmALE sRalaaaT
sIsHiS lnstitstton will eommsacs IL sessisn a
AeaaAy, sept. sth, II Tie sseouA story of n.
a.niosa's ssslAias ssrnu Of FIFTH ssd Csassrt
ThsR Bard Of Trss tees Of III, ser,,.,v .,....a
IRON various rsli ious dsnomina tions - renrs-
ssaane large part Of the CAfistisn ssUnsssty.
:ssln 80 anltsd end cooperative sGosts 81 tks
g :. sassssisa 70 essaSlish gradually sseh
The FfinaipAJ Of the Inssituti0u 4. NJ n !
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CO Baron Humboldt has predicted his
own death. A letter written BY him, lately
read in one Of the Prussian law courts, caused
. sensation, from 10 containing the declara-
ton, "My death will take place In 1855, ;, ana
urging that i would be better to postpone .
certain publication Of his works till then.
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CHARLES RADMAHEw.
HAIR DRESSER.

/ ATE Of Paula cslsbsatsd ealeon, No. Il Court
~ landtst., New York, would respectfully tsnds,
his professional services 10 the eitisens Of ksokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that ~ has opsneA
m establishment corner of ID and JohaBun sts..
opposite the Gait House, where, BY panoiual a.
tentios 70 busnsss be hopes 10 secure the patron-
age 81 this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
i, AND SHAMPOOING.
Otne WITH Neatness and Dse patch.
G. II. has ON hand choice stock Of Psriunsry,
Lshin's kxtsaets, Ac., which be oGsss for sale 81
shs lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, ,19-dy
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j. x. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
LanA Ana 0ensral Agent,
AMP
In r e l. L. UG ENCE OFrICR
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KEOKUK, IOWA.
RUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- Perty Of every Kind.
. Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
Draws Deeds. Mortgage and Agreements. and
examines Titles 70 Property.
Gives reliable information respecting tn, Price
Of Property. ''
Takes Acknowledgement.
ls Agent for Insurance Co npaniss.
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied TO-.
Nesotiatss Loans, makes Oolisetions,
votsns: Exhibits, Bays and Sells Patent Rights
Loans Money on Collatersl Security.
low charges, never firing energy, and pupetual
ity, are the lea ding features Of this House.
Refer to the following gentlemen
4, r. Lowe, Governor
Hon. Thos. w. Clagctt.
deco. Anderson Go. Bankers.
MAJ, iiAie Co.. bankers. gssas5as
@Agcncissand Business Solicited.
sept. 4, SD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DE.INQUENT LIFT ~ LOTS,
ON which special taxes are due and unpaid, 10
~ Grading the Alley through Block No. As.