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- EFRlGERATORS, tc-A lot Of those Gel.
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ape H l. GREGORY. No. lis King.st.
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q OMNlBUSES and PORTERS regular in
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my VII Proprietor
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GUANO, &c.

TIE BURG EXCELSlOR-Ihis valuable
~ manure, originally known as Super phos-
phate OF Lime, is how infinitely superior in
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SPLENDID sCHE MEs for JULY, 1858.
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ap3O JOHN +. CREIGHTON
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
OffictaI ms OIence.

Sample, in speaking Tuesday evening at
the Democratic meeting on the street, was
interrupted by cries from the crowd for Trim
Bile. He Immediately charged It upon the
Republicans who were present. MIR. Sample
knew the charge was false, - the CRY was
raised by anti Sample Democrats, who, with
all parties, had no desire to suffer the intiio-
ton Of one Of his shallow harrangues. Sam
plc's course was calculated to excite tho Dem
ocrats to riot. He being Mayor and head
of the Police, endeavored to get up row,
and called vociferously upon the Democrats
to rally in defense Of their speaker. But no.
body wanted to rally; they only wanted Sam
pie to stop, and they made him stop. Sam
pie has got complete control of the party, but
there are few old liners left, such as Hine,
Van Antwerp, Stotts, Anderson, Wyrick, and
others, who are disposed to contest his su-
premacy. We hope that Republicans who
assisted in putting Sample in that office he so
disgraced by his conduct on Tuesday even
ing, will bear in mind his foul SANDER on
Republicans, and the next time he asks their
votes, try and be just to themselves and
their party before they are generous to an
INSCRIPTIONS slauderer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
ORDgrANCE NO. lax.

Anordinance concerning Market Kegu lations.
BE- i ordai.ied BY the City Council Of the city Of
keokuk.
section |. That Ordinance No. 10. entitled can
ordinance establishing Market House and regu-
iaftng fha management thereof" aud also Ordi-
nancps No III, ~ and 10, be aud the same are here
ny REPEALED, except tho penal provisions Of said Or
pNance No, 10 as embraced in sections 4, 8, 8 and
2lot the same, which shall renal In ull force and
effect.
Sec, = The office Of Market Master Of tho CIV
OF heekuk il hereby abolished:
Etc y That the Market grounds owned by the
Nss IN ihe Third Waid. and also in the Fourt d
Ward, on johnson street, may ke used by all per-
sous desiring to sell meats, vegetables fruits and
PROVISIONS, sr any 9th = article Ia that line.
Passed Oct. 9th, 1895.
II. W. SAMPLE, Mayer.
Attest, u. s. MsanIAx, Clerk.
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4
We copy the following exposition of ID lem
oerate' doctrines from the most approved
democratic sources:
Kansas is now rs much Slave State as
Georgia or South Carolina" - Jas. Buchan- !
an.
:" | have no quarrel with the President
We only differ in opinion with regard to
the LecomptQn Constitution. "-IStephen A.
Douglas.
The only power which Congress possesses
in relation 70 slave property in the Terrific
ries is the "power OF guarding and protect
ing tho owner in his rights."- bred Scott
Decision.
6 bow TO the decision of the Supreme
Court IN the bred Scott case - Stephen A.
Douglas
"The Supreme Court decided, and we sup
port the decision most heartily, that so far AS
federal laws operate in the territories Of the
United States, slave property is on tho same
footing as any other class OF property and
We agree, too, that the territorial legislature
is competent TO enact laws excluding slave
property. - Chicago Times, Douglas home
organ.
"Negroes have no rights which white
men are bound TO respect - bred Scott
| Decision.
'This has been decided by tho highest tri-
bunal in the land."-[ Buchanan.
''Mr. Douglas accepts the bred Scott de-
cison fully, nndisguissdly aud cheerfully.o
l--lChicago Times.
''kansas may come into the Union as a
Slave State with $4,000 Inhabitants but
as Free state she shall not come in till
she has over 50 900 inhabitants. III English
Bill.
This bill was one Of The pet measures of
the Administration, and was supported by
Senator Jones.
Now read
9Th. Resolved, That tho support given by
Hon. Geo. w Jones to the Administration
j Of President Buchanan, meets with our COR
] dial and unqualified appreciation Platform
OF the National Democracy OF Iowa, adopt.
ed at Town City, june "a, lo5-.
buchanan spends Slo4, oo0,o 600. a year in
carrying on the government, when ii ough,
10 be done for half that amount.
Now read again:
stb. Resolved, That VIC recognize in hi,
Excelcncy, James Buchanan, d statesman al
! riTo Judgment aud preeminent wisdom, who
With systematic devotion TO the great princi.
pies Of representative Democracy, has thu,
far conducted the government OF our great
/ eoaiederacy with signal ability, and with i
just and proper regard for the yared and
conflicting interests Of the States aud ndi.
d yiduals.
; What do our readers think OF sDemocra.
} c3o thus exhibited? Are they prepared te
) endorse il II &c, vote for the Democrat.
candidates next Tuesday. II not, vote tht
Republican ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
Mechanics for sale.

Such is tho heading Of the following ad-
vertisement in q Mobile paper
One middle-aged Man, goodrough carpen-
ter; excellent character, sound and healthy
fully warranted; also, his Wife, 35 years,
with their boy Child, aged years, with a
prospect OF increase : the Woman is field
hand and house womAn--all right.
Also, q No. Negro Fellow, "a wears Of
age, who is No. plasterer-h hires for $50
a month.
Terms, cash, or good paper on short time.
Apply to HoaArIo N. GouID,
s. Royal-st., opposite Court House.
The Democracy advocate the bred Scott
opinion, which extends and establishes slave
ry in all the territory OF the United States.
And the Democracy Of Iowa have made this
opinion plank in their State platform, SO
that under their policy, in the Territories Of
Kansas and Nebraska and in oil the region
west, shareholders may advertise ssMcchan-
les for sale.n
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For Trimming and MeAdamixing on Johnson. 81. J,
hrtweau 12th and I2th sttcnlx

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described in the foregoing list situated in the
City OF keokuk, Lee county and State OF Iowa,
and all Others interested, that n special tar has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council OF said city for Matchmaking, 0utterinR
and Trimming in the Alley through Block No.
IL, and McAdamizile and Trimming on johnson
street. between 18th 18th, ~ designated in above
list, and unless paymen, be made Of the taxes SO
levied. and also all costs, before tho 22d day Of
October, A. b. 1858, the said lots, or 40 much
thereof as shall be necessary to discharge said Ia
and costs, will be sold the day aforesaid at the
Mayors Office In said City, between the hours Of
0 clock y. IN. and clock .. m.
C.. g. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Oct I lH54-dtd
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with Public Elections.
The Dubuque Times says ssNhen Mr.
Jefferson was President of the United States
he wrote to MIR. Gallatin, his Secretary of
Treasury, as follows Il think the officers of
the Federal Government are meddling too
much with the public elections The senti-
ment of Democracy, pure and undefiled, half
century ago, was very different from what
il is at present. Now, Democratic Office
holder who will not NEEDLE with elections is
turned out Of Office. Ia this foul business
the national executive sets the example. lie
uses his influence directly to influence
the result at the ballot-box. He turns out
OF Office the men who will not do all the
dirty work be requires Of them.
"The corruption which has it's reservoir at
Washington, ramifes through oil the custom.
houses, postofices and contractors Offices in
the country, and every current Of public pa
tronage, however small, is pois oned, and ex-
erts its pernicious influence ut the ballot
box.
democracy, as exemplifed in this coun-
try, is despotlsm Of the basest character.
1t lives and continues its being to extend the
curse OF human slavery over all our national
domain; and with such an ignoble work in
view, it must necessarily become overbear-
ing, exacsing and oppressive in the extreme.
Modern "Democracs" is a curse, which
seeks, by baliot-box ssuibng and bribery, to
override tho liberties Of white men, and sup
plant free with servile labor. The huge
monster must be throstled The young
Hercules Of hepablicanism will do it in
1902
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mails.
The Salt Lake Mail arrived in this city 10.
the afternoon of Saturday, the 25th, in charge
of Mr.. George w. Constable. The mail left
Great Salt Lake City on the 4th Of Septem-
Der. All was quiet in tho city, with the ex
ceptioh of few hsti cuffs and knock
downs between ths Saints and aentiles.
Gen. Johnston was building a Fort and
erecting buildings in Cedar Valley, prepara-
tory for winter quarters. A few Of his men
were still deserving him.
The heat was very oppressive when the mail
party loft Salt Lake City, but they were soon
to experience very sudden changes. On the
evening Of the 7th inst, three days out from
the city, near the Tar Spring, between Big
Mountain and IT. Bridger, snow commenced
falling, which continued on through the night
until it fell to the depth of three inches. 1t
all disappeared, however, the next day, but
on the 10th inst, the ground v as frozen hard
enough to bear up the hooks, and ice was
seen a, least half an inch thick.
In the South Pass, on the 18th inst, an
other terrific snow storm blew up, which con-
tinued on through the day and night, until
it fell TO the depth Of 10 or L. inches.
The suffering among the men and animals
was great. A number OF oxen, belonging to
the train, gave out and froze to death. The
Sweeswatcr mountains were perfectly white
with snow.
Coming in, small bodies Of Indians were
seen all along the route, begging and steal
ing as usual, but otherwise peaeeable. Large
herds OF buffalo were seen near Plum Greek.
The herds numbered six or eight thousand.
One OK train was met which had buffalo
Going out, near the same place, Mr.. Consta-
BILE says his party had to stand guard one
dark stormy night, and keep up a constant
firing OF pistols, guns, muskets, &C., in order
to keep the buffalo from running pell nell
over them. He says tho whole face Of the
country was perfectly black with them.
Coming in, about eighty OK trains were
met. The roads were good and the waters
all low.
Lieut.. Lee, Of the army, and Mr.. Tut, q
merchant of ST. Louis, come passengers with
the mail. Lieut.. Lee, who has been trans.
ferred fro IN the 10th to the Sd Infantry, New
Mexico, is en- route for Washington.
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Foreclosure Of morIea9e J.

State Of Iowa, In the District Court OF Lee
Lee County, ~. County, 1t Ksokuk.
Isaac X. Cochran ~. William purneill
and Mary purnell his wife, james Foreclosure.
II. Green and Jonathan Wycof.
VsME .sve G.c.S. &C as4 v., .,ol,-
L fled that there II now on file In the oldice OF
the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee County, At
keokuk, petition Of said Isaac X. Cochran,
claiming Of the said William Purnell ave
hundred and sixty-six $1,000 dollars with the
interest threcon, money due on two promis
sorry notes and mortgage on a part Of lot four In
block one hundred ana ninety eight il said city,
to secure the same, nil executed BY him TO said
Cochran and Green, and claiming also the fore
closure Of said mortgage and that unless they ap-
pear and answer thereto or before the Tuesday
next after the frst Monday If February, 1859, dc.
fault will be entered against them and jud4m emit
rendered thereon. Dated the 9th day Of keptem-
Der, 1888. NJ. J. KELLY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff in the foregoing matter having
obtained m order Of publication against William
Purneli and Mary purneil, and james II. Green
from the District Court Of said Lee County, Iowa,
let publication be made in the "aate CITY, a
newspaper published in said county, threc timcs
per week Tor four consecutive weeks.
ERIE J. LEEoH, Clerk D. C.
Sept. Is, lsts-ssp3edAw
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We do not intend to notice the numerous
misstatemenss Of fact made in Deans speech
but in justice to Col. Allison, who is CON-
paratlyely new conner in Iowa, We will
contradict Islander perpetrased against him.
Dean said that Allison voted for the bin in
creaslng the pay Of congressman, by which
he rockesod IS 900 instead Of 500.
On reference 10 the vote on that PROPOSE.
ton we find Col. Allison's name recorded
against the increase Of paw.
The bill passed the Senate, which was
more than two TO one Locofoeo, and passed
the House, 10 which the Americans held the
balance Of power, and wac approved by the
Democratic President.
u was put through the Senate under the
auspices Of Senator Butler, Of South Caro-.
Ina, and Ia the House enlisted the ardent ad
voeacy OF Orr, Of South Carolina. since
Democratic Speaker of the House. The
measure was Democratic one, aud was in
keeping with their extravaganza in all other
respects.
Maj. NJ. Mobley, banker Of Dubuque
who had suspended last fall, and afterward.
resumed, has again suspended business. III
now intends TO close up his banking hous,
entirely. paw his debts and seek some othe,
business. lie says If the business men o.
Dubuque had seconded his efforts after Ii,
had resumed, he should not bo obliged Il
make this announcement.
The Nationals Of the Quincy district
Ilginois, nominated Vim. II. Carlin for Stat,
Senator, and b. r. Grover OF Liberty and s
Grimes o. Fall Creek, for Representatives,
A committee was appointed 70 bring gu
county officers.
CT Trimbie made Elwood's speech 81
State matters, even to the illustrative anec.
dotes. We can account for il only on ia,
presumption that TrimLis liked Eswood'.
speech better than his own and SO appropria.
teditto biz use.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
80 = -r-'---
ordinance No. IA.
OTWIuHmC6 NO. ~.
Fixing the Grades OF certain Streets therein
designated.

Fixing the Grades Of certain Streets therein
designated.
BE + ordained by the City Council Of the City Of
keokuk:
Section i. That the grade OF the following
named streets is hereby fixed and established nj
the points designated, Is follows. at the crossing
Of Blondeau and Sscond streets, one hundred and
twenty two feet above the plane Of reference at
the crossing Of Second and High Streets one hun
dred and hfsy-four feet above the plane Ct refer
enes; at the crossing IT Concert and First streets
enc hundred and twenty-five feet above tho plane Of
reference; q, the crossing Of Third and Morgan
streets, one hundred and twenty four feet, and ut
the crossing Of Third and Franklin streets one
hundred and fourteen feet above the plane OF ref
erence.
See. 3 All Ordinances or parts Of Ordinances
conflicting with this Ordinance are hereby re-
pealea.
pas. .s,ss@ss,s Co. s, ,ssssss.
lAtiest,l III. W.SAMPLE,
IS. MERKIAH, Clerk. Mayor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
HUyINEss NOTICE,

Subscriptions for the dairy GATE CtrY, and
WEEKLY Valley WHra, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily suhscri bcrs pay the carrier il they pre-
Ter, onoc In two weeks. The carrier is advised TO
requise payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
condition OF Hun. Sherrard Glenn.
ems.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. %.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. %.
The condition of the Hon. Sherrard Glenn
ems, who was recently wounded in the duel
with Q. Jennings Wise, Esq, is not quite as
favorable ns the accounts heretofore publish
ed would lead one to suppose. The proba-
biity Of nmputation of the leg is imminent,
the chances in favor Of that necessity being
deemed by the physicians in the ratio Of five
to one, and in that event they regard the
chances for and against his recovery about
equal Two or three days more will deter
mine tho fate Of the leg, but under tho most
favorable circumstances months will elapse
before the patient will be fully restored TO
strength. II 10 sincerely to DO hoped that
these approximations Of necessity to ampu
tate will prove unfoundcd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

MAasRs EBiroRs Please announce the nemrs of
]. Nj. ANDLASON and r. =. CnENowITH n
candidates for Township Trustees 1T the ensuing
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07

MHsshs. Fni1ohs You will riease announce the
.assse of Il. GoEE candidate for re- election to
the office Of Justice Of the peaee, at the ensuing
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
MISNERsN COM m ER GA ana LAS.
SICAL ACADEMY.

Important Work on scotch History.
CALENDAR Of the State Papets relating to
~ Scotland, BY J. Thorpe. For sale by
sep27 CAVE BARBER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07

GRAVITY VS.. FoLLY.-It was saying Of
Paley, that he who is not fool half OF the
time is n fool all of the time. Rob't Hall,
who held similar opinion, on being re-
preached, by very dull preacher, with the
exclamation
'sHow is il that man who breaches like
you, can talk in such trihng manner % he
replied
'.Ihere, brother, is the al ference between
US; you talk your nonsense in the pulpit
talk mine OUT OF it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
JOS EPH tSLECH ,
s;OnfeCtIOneF.

Main ST., bet sth and 9TH. KEOKUK
Al MANUFACTURER Of all kinds Of Cakes and
NlGandies, Pyramids, DC. All orders for parties
will be promptly attended to, at the shortest no
ticc and in the most approved style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07
From tho st. Joseph journal, Sept. III
Arrival OF the salt Lake Mall.

Gen. Johnston Goiag into Utnter Quar-
tera-- Great Snou Storms in the Noun
Trims Great suffering Of 4Nen and Ani-
xnnls