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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-08
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.


Books. stationsry. Boots, Shoes ZEsesubie As-Phis
Camphins and Splrits Turpentins
IN barrelsi Carpeting, China,
8iass and Glassware, Clsarss -
czsesi Clock-, C0nfcctioneries,
Cotton Cares. Dry Goods ln box
es and baissf Drugs Fruits. Fruit
T-rs and shrubbery, Purs. Gar
den seeis, LoeklnE GLASSES and
Lsoking Glass Plates, (af owners
risk Oysters in cans ans Jars,
Ss'diery. Tn lnd Brittsnia ware
ress AID Spices, per 100 Ibs..--- efit a. %
SECOND CLAsS-Hasuware,
except .uch a. spesiaed in Third
Glass Co1ae Alls, MscAinsry,
Foreign Liquors IN barrels a1d
pipes. Tuoaoco in bozss. zsather
in rolls and boxes. Oils n bsrrsis
aud casks CroeE-ry and Queens-
ware IN crates and esskL Rice,
whiting Pastrr sheet Rrass and
Copper, Per 100 lbs-...-.-....... ia lie
THIRD CLAs5-A1=s. Show
els Spades, Sal Irons, Zinc and
Tn IN pigs, lin plate, Anvis,
Vices. casks Of Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Corfage, Cot
fee, heavy CsstinEs, Mil Gearing
Carriage springs and Axels Rail-
road Wheeis and Axels Chairs and
spikes aEd Rosn In barrels. per
IdoIes: ia rs
sPECIAL RATBs.-Boxss
Furniture and Carriasss bs1ed.
and other light articles uot emu
Iasratedi also. Carb0ys o. 40
las or other Chemicais. wiz Be
charged ,actual weight bat AZ
t0ubie FIRST ClAssrsts, per 100
ibs----..-----.---- H35 go
The shove rEtes At expenses from y-E Tork and
PhilaielPhta 70 Memphis and Tusounbia. No Oommis
sin Dravgs or NhsrfAge charged at either Charleston
or savaunah.
70 Gods to al stations on the MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON ROA are entitled 70 throngh rates: AL
points East q ruscumbia will be charged Tuscumba
rates. and ali points west Tlseunbia Memphis rates
DIRECTIONS FOR SHIPPING.
Goods By savannah shuid Be sned 70 Ageat Cen
irAi ka rosr and Packages Married care Agent O. ~
4 5svannah 8a-"
Goods - Charleston should Os eozsizned to Agent
south Carolina Railroad and Packages marked Care
Azest S. c R h. Charleston s. @ %
q Have every PackaEe plainly MARRIED with name
o. onsiSnee Destination, and depot Of deivery At
tentoo . TINS matter ensures SPEEDY delivery b. pre-
vesting delays and misoonsignmenis
THROUGH RATES FROM CBARIESrov
AND SAVANNAH.
Fsrsons Shipping " Sail veSssis 81 Prop.us-. sr,-
alt more. New York, bostcn and Phladeiphfs vf -
oeva Fan benedt % contracts n sde itb srsb s
and by oonsEnng heir gOO&s to the agents Of he b
Savannah they vi b forwarded free ef Coaslissions
a. he foilgEiDg rates;
FIRST Class-Per 100 Ios, ineludins
Hats ....-.--.---....ei - 81 IS
laird Cisss-Psr 100 pounds-...... 81 LOO
Special Rstes-For light sOods. per
hundr-d Pounds s SO
Steamers sneraiy but day quick s than Prour
ltas ana fr0m thres davs auisEe- than safrr
Vessels from New York and PhlIadeipfia "a snd pfh-r
Eastern ports 70 Charleston AMI savannah And where
few days time s not an object. from twenty 70 torty
TIE hitter class Of vessels.
CHARLES " ANDERSON,
juns-iy General Agent for the Southwest.
For Baltimore, EVRshingtOn. Neyg
York, philadelphia, sc.
rlipark Throuuh Line for Gba uoa$f
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Tr0RNET At LAW ss7a1his. Tenn Beerrno-s
a Esssrr ware a Jolss Philips = Whit, Lamb
Y0uar a o.. H--lauahan, Tr3asdsls Di.i Ksiion &
olsoa CD stairs 81 the corcsr Of gzin suf Aaiivon
streeis TX: Do . ne Gay7So slvtiz fnstl1utcn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16
I.ga, res.c.. -..r.vc,...r-

IsCas rsttce....Fsvclssa
10 %, +. Hyatt and ~. A. Hyatt his wife VIM. m
Flsherty and Cynthia 4. 1iaAsuy his wife
partners ~ Oakes 4 Bsskirk
NOu and each Of yen aTs hereby notified that
= there u now on ale Ia The otkos Of the Cera ~
the District Cont Of Lee County, Iowa, at Ksokuk,
apstition OF Sears M. Lovesidgr claiming Of Won
tho said 9, p. Hya.t and Wn. N Flaherty. tbs
sum OF nine hundred and slxty dollars. vi,h !
per cent interest thereon from June l,t, 1857. on
two notes made by you dated June Let, 1857, one
for $46s and the other $4o2, each with per cent
interest the first at four months and the second ~
SIX months each payable TO Il McQullin, and by
said McQuil.in Endorsed to said Loveridge; and
also elsiming of each of you the foreclosure Of .
mortgage made by you, the said c. p. Hyatt and
wifc and VIM III. Flaherty and wife to one John
Shane, dated June lat, hs5T, secure in part aid
the NE. OF NE. Of section Is, ali in r.. as.
n. Il. west, Lee county, Iowa; which mortgage
has also been assigned TO said LoveYidge, and a
notice o. the pendency Of said suit directed TO you
having ~ 10 you been returned TO the last Septem
Der term of said court, mot found" and an order
OF publication had. Now, you and each Of you are
iurther notified that unless you appear and plead,
answer or denur 10 the said petition, on or before
tho morning OF the second day Of the nsxt term Of
said court, to be begun and holden 1t the city Of
keokuk in said codnty on the frat Monday OF Feb
raary, A. d. 1852, Judgment win be rendered.
against you thereon, BY default.
NOBLE STRONG,
-, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Plaintiff in the fore going action having oh
tanned IN order Of publication as TO the forcscisr
named defendants, from the District Court of Lee
Be made In the "Uaily Gate City," . Newspaper
Published In said county, week for four con
sccutive weeks. ERIE J. LKEcH,
Nov. 8 1858. dim Clerk Il. C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

Many Of our readers have heard OF the
First Families Of Virginia. but few. We
take it, know how the term originated. An
exchange explains il thus:
ln the early settlement Of that State, il was
found impossible to colonizo it unless women
went there. Accordingly, u ship load was
sent out, but no planter was allowed to mar.
ny one Of them until no had hrst paid one
hundred pounds Of tobacco for her passage.
When the second ship load came, no one
would pay more than seventy-fvc pounds for
the matrimonial privilege, except it were d
very superior Article. Consequently, the de-
scendanis Of oil those who were sold for one
hundred pounds Of tobacco were ranked q.
the hrst families. While those who brouvh,
but seyenty-Gve pounds are now ranked az
the second families, ana the reason why nc
one can ever lind Any Of the second families,
is because. you can't get Virginian to ADM,
that his mother only brought seventy. five
pounds Of tobacco.
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gouuty and CITY lsOnGs.

decision was made by the Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania, the other day, upon two
points of interest and Importance to the peo-
pie and county and city corporations Of Iowa.
The Court sustained mandamus requiring
levy tax sufficient to pay the interest on the
county bonds. And at the same time declared
that the county could only be required to pay
interest on the actual amount for which the
bonds were sold, and not on the amount called
for by the bonds themselves.
We believe that this latter point was de
cided by Justice Mclean Of the United States
Court some weeks ago aud the first point We
suppose is principle familiar to the Bar.
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legal Nos,ee.--For-c,s.ure NJ N ors-

IN
gave.
To Moses b. Morrison, p. W. Potter, william Bar
kit. r.. Clarke, and Turpin Daughters,
VoU and each Of you arc hereby notified that
l. there 10 now on 6e in the Clerks Office of tho
District Court Of Lea County, Iowa, at Keokuk, :
petition Of Robert p. Creel, claiming Of said
Moses b. Morrison the sum Of twelve hundred dol
lars, upon said Morrison's two promissory notes
given TO petitioner each for the sum of tys hun
drsd and ninety sir and $1,000 dollars u 500 So j
with interest at 10 per cent, and both dated June
18TH 1855, and also praying for the fopseiosure of
mortgage given to secure said notes, and the sale
Of the mortgagcd property being tract Of land in
Leo County, Iowa, to.wit twenty feet fronting on
Fifth street of lot seven in block thirty-sx In the
city Of Keokuk, extending the same width across
lots seven and eight in ssid block, and bounded a.
follows, to-witi commencing on the line Of lot
seven and Fifth street sixty feet from the alley in
said block, thence on said line towards Johnson
street twenty feet, thence at right angles across
lots seven and eight In said block, thence on the
line dividing lots eight and nine towards the alley
twenty feet thence ct angles across lots eight
and seven to Fifth street, the place Of beginning
also, the extinguishment Of all equity Of Yedemp-
ton on said premises, under said mortgage, and
for general relief. And the said r. W. Potter
William Burkitt, X. W. Clarke, and Turpin Daugh-
ters, are made parties defendant, that they may
come In and set up by answer any claim they or
either Of them may have in said premises or be
barred therefrom thereafter.
Now, therefore you and each Of you are respect
Neiy Hoiheu 70 peau, answer or deinuf 70 aaid Pc
petition on or before the morning of the second
day OF the next term Of said court to be held at
heokuk, commencing on the first Monday Of Feb
ruary, 1859, or judgment will be rendered against
yon thereon by default.
MARSHALL CLEMENS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order of publication from the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa at keokuk, against
Moses b Morrison, X. W Clarke and Turpn Daugh-
defendants. thera laiv
location be IN AIDE in the daily Gate City, news
paper published in said county once q week for
four consecutive weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. is, 1s5S-d4w Clerk u. C.
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RuYINExS NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE Cry, and
WHskLr WALLET Vine, must be accompanied by
& the cash In all cases.
Daily subseri bers can pay the carrier IL they pre-
Ter, once IN two weeks. The carrier is advised "a
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All Advertisements must he paid for in advance,
except In the Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will lie
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

MAIL AGENT ARRESTED ron ROBBERY. LA.
cob Born Was arrested on the Eth inst. AT
Shawneetewn, ILL.,, by Mr.. Carver, agent Of
the General Post Office for the State OF Ind.
ana, and Postmaster Rudd, for depredations
committed on the mail ten or twelve duys AGO
on the cars between Vincennes and Terre
Hante. Born had formerly been route agent.
and during the fair 1t yincennes he had rot
permission Of the acting agent to serve in hs
place. in order that he might accomplish his
purpose Of robbing the mail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

curence Of gold and Of the geology Of Iowa
makes it highly improbable that any aurifer-
GUS sands will be found containing enough Of
the precious metal to pay, even OF a very
moderate rate, for the labor Of washing it
n,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

les DEs Moisrs VALLEY WIG is published
sssry Monday atthis cflce, is one ofthe oldest
papers In lows, and has very large and incrcas-
Ing circulation throughout the pes Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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y ~
No sun no moon !

No sun no moon
No inorn--uo noon
No dawn--no dusk--no pro per time of day
No sky--no earthly view
No distance locking bine--
No 70 sd--po street---n0 a. other side the way
No end 10 any Row
No indications where the Crexcents CO.
No top To any AeeIle--
No reeognitioua OF fan.j liar people
No courtesics fer showing 'efn--
No knowing 'sm
No travelling ~ aIl--no locomotion,
No ihk ling OF The wsy-no notion
'.No go'--hy ,and or ocean
No mail no post
No news from any foreign coast--
No park--no ring no fternoon gsntlity-
No company--no nobility
No warmth, no checrfulness, no heAlthful ease,
No comfortable feel Of any member
No sd de, no shine, no butterflies no bees,
No fruits, no wers, no leaves no birds
November THos. HOOP.
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eT'''Papa,o said little boy to his parent
the other day, ssare not sailors very, very
small men9'' "No my dear" answered the
father; spray what leads you to suppose tina,
they are 80 small 7" Because" replied the
young idea, smartly, 81 read, the other day,
Of sailor going to sleep in his watch.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16
CHEAPIK THAN DAYLIGHT
KEROSENE OILl

/ HEREBY inform the public that ! have ASSOC
l. Grated myself with J. Biaden, ut Drug Store
Nos. 50 and 2i2 Main-st., keokuk, Iowa, TO which
places l have removed nv stock Of Kerosene Oil
and Lamps, where will be found full supply At all
times. The rapidly increasing sale Of this OIL war
rans the assertion that IL is the cheapest, safest
and most pleasant burning Oil now known. War
ranted cost of burning not than 1 cent per
hour, and warranted not to explode, and to give
satisfaction In all cases.
Call ard examine for yourselves, at the Drug
Stores Of ] Hraden, Nos So and Az Main-street,
keoknk Iowa. Ii. c. MERRILL.
Nov. I5-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

CANADA CoINs.--Nearly half million dol.
lars' worth OF the new Canadian Coins OF the
denomination of only ten and twenty cent
piocas have been received per the Indian. The
large coins are OF silver and tho cents Of
bronze.
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TO WHOM NAY CONUrRN.

IA any Of three several promssory notes by me To
q W Lemon given, each OF said notes being
dated March "a, 1857, and all becoming due JAnua-
~ l5, 1860; one Of said notes being for the Of
five Thousand dollar, t$500ol, another for the sum
Of three thousand dollars, ($3000), and another for
the sum II two thousand dollars, ($2000)i here
by declare that said notes, land certain other
notes, the amounts and dates of which am now
ignorant. but being all the have ever given
said Len1n), were given without sufficient co sd-
Grafton, fhaying been obtained from me by "a
fraudulent combination on the part OF said Lemon
and othess), will res,st the payment Of the ZANE,
and all or them. JOHN HAMILTON.
Keohnt, Nov. l3, 1855 -d3tw3t
The phrase fraudulent combination" was used
In the above advertisement without my due consd-
Grafton, and therefore withdraw the same.
INH A NAMIITnN
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CALIFORNIA SuRvEYs.--The Commissioner
of the General Land Office has received from
tho Surveyor General of California surveys
Of confirmed private claims embracing 95,6l7
acres, aud Of public lands to the extent Of
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

The Bible IN DUBuauE Schools. An ef-
fort Is being made to exclude the.Bible from
the schools in Dubuque, and to stop opening
prayers in the schools. A committee repre-.
sentlng those views have addressed the Board
OF School Directors ON the subject, and made
the above demand. The names Of the com
mittee arc Chas. Cookery, late Postmaster,
3c.i. "a Sa.Ius..s, .4;o Democratic osniiiliats
for Governor, Warner Lewis, and Gee. w.
Jones, our U. s. Senator from this State
dubuque Times.
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Telegraph news.
NRw YoRK. Nov.

New YoRK, Nov. IL.
Henry Reed, a clerk in the city Post office,
was arrested last night in the act Of purloip-
ing letters. Subsequent to his arrest he CON-
fessed to q large robbery committed three
| weeks ago, embracing over one hundred let
tiers on their way to Brooklyn.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. H. The formal opening
Of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway will
be celebrated here this evening. The Light
Guard military company, the Mayor, few
Aldermen and number of citizens from De-
troit ere in attendance. A ball and supper
will be given at the Newhall House tonight.
in honor of the event.
NEW YoRK, Nov. lit is rumored that
the parties who robbed the Bank of Delhi,
Delaware county, Of 1913, 900, were arrested
yesterday on board q vessel in the lower bay,
and that all OF the stolen money had been re-
covered,
Interesting Developments with regard TO
the bogus New England Bank of yarmouth,
Maine, will soon be made. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of parties holding
high positions in society.
Bosros, Nov. Ann Stewart was found
in barber shop in this city this morning
with all her clothes burned of and her body
shockiDgly burned. She was taken to the
hospital, and in her dying deposition states
that mulatto named Mitchell threw cam
phene on her, which ignted, when he fed
She will not live through the day. Mitchell
has been arrested.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.--The kach Broth.
ers arrived here this a. m. in charge OF Lieut..
Stone. She was taken on the south coast Of
Africa on suspicion Of being SLAYER. She
was formerly owned by Street Brothers, Of
Charleston, and was sold - parties in na-
vans. She was provided with slaver's out
fit, and had ZOO in gold, but had no slaves
on board when captured.
HARsisBuRo, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE Governor
has issued a writ for an extra election in
Berks county on the Both, for member Of
Congress, to supply the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of j. q. Jones.
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private Boarding House.
EENFoEMES and their wives, or single gentle
~ meu, can obtain pleasant rooms with board,
on Sd set, near Main. Enquire at this 0fise.
noYl2dlw
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COAL.

COAA.
FJsIiE undersigned viii cell superior article Of
Coal, In largeor small quantities, for Cash, 1T
low rates. Having made ArrAn gements for = large
trade daring the Fall and Winter, I win contract
TO deliver Coal through town, and At Warsaw,
Alexandra and Hamilton.
VIM, l.. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply 1t my Office on Sd street, at tho ofhee
Of Stryker 4 Wood, Keokuk.
Sept. 80 dam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

GEL Lola Monte took passage In the Pa
cifo for Galway, Nov. End.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

ARREST or GANG OF CousrKRrElrERs-
CAPTURE or THEIR COMING lMPLEAKNrs.-
Deputy y. S. Marshals Joseph NJ. Barber
and John Roadsrmour arrived in this CITY
yesterday, per steamer Boston, having ia
custody George Wright, Robert Grant, WIN.
Sheppard and Joseph Kelly, whom they ar
rested on Saturday last, between Ironton and
Hanging Rock, or whereabouts, upon charge
Of being engaged in counterfeiting United
States coin. The prisoners were partially
examined before G. S. Commissioner New
hall, yesterday afternoon, and were commit
cd in default Of 81 500 bail each, for fur
Their examination to-day. The officers named
above also captured large quantity Of machi-
merry, implements, dies, chemicals, metals,
&C., used in counterfeiting operations, and
got possession Of sundry pieces OF silver coin
in various stages Of msnufacture--all OF
which they produced in evidence.--IC incin-
matt Com, 10th.
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ATwATER'S
ATWATER'E
FIR st = 70 Il m u m
10 DOLLAR
MACHINE II


9IsHlS Machine has neither Looper, Hook, shut.
1 tie. Spring or Cam, to get out Of order, and 10
WHOLLY UNLIKE ANY OTHER MACHINE.
II Was awarded the FIRsr PREnIuE 1T the New
York State Fair, held ut Buffalo, Oct, ., 1857, for
simplicity, Durability, Capacity
PRACTICAL UTILITY.
Singers, and Wheeler a wilson's high priced
Machines we're In competition.
COMMITTEES Of Awards--J. G. Cuylsr, Editor OF
Albany Express, NJ. Il. oviatt, Esq., Practical
Machinist. Rochester, N. Y phineas Stanton,
sec'yof Ingham University, N. T., and Calvin
Hurbert. Esq, N. \.
This is emphaticaliy the Machine for the Peo-
pie 1t has but TO be seen to be admired, and
used to be appreciated.
Address J. A. HALL, keokuk, Iowa,
Proprietor for Lee and Van Bnren Count ties
ESrLadies are requested to call 81 my residence,
on Franklin-st., between sth and eth and examine
this Machine.
Oct. n, 5S-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

Gy- A St. Louis paper, few days ago,
defined an "oid line Whg' to be a man who
takes his liquor regularly, and votes the
Democratic ticket occasioadliy.o IL APP
pears tina. this definition is not applicable
elsewhere than in Missouri. The Knoxville
Wing says that, in Tennessee, an "old line
Wing" is a man who takes bis liquor regu-
larly, votes the Democratic ticket Invariably,
demands Office, and, failidg to get it, kicks
out Of the traces, and swears he never was a
Democrat. The Baltimore Clipper says the
"old line Wings in Maryland are so few and
far between that they cannot be distinctly
classified. They are for the most part politi-
cal fossils, who stick by the name Of their old
party, but won't recognize it's principles any
where else. They have been left behind in
the march of political organizations, and
fondly and mournfully bend over the grave
of Whiggery, but fail TO see that its glorious
spirit yet lives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Sale OF Books
ut AuctiOnl

III e. FOSTERS hs- opened very large
Ii. sortment of BOOKS, at the Auction House
of Kendall, Howe Co., which will be offered at
AUCTION, commencing THIS EVENING.
"A
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CAUTION.

fNlIE plblie are hereby warned not to purchase .
L ccrtain Note, descr bed below, said note hav~
ing been stolen from the undcrs gned, ON tho night
Of Oct. 18th, at Panama. Note given by Rufus
Wisey Ia favor Of Charles wins, and by him
Transferred to Charles Il WINS for one thousand
dollars dated at keokuk December %, 1856, pay
able oar years after date, aud bearing interest at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum
Nov. Is, 1858. JACOB c. WINS