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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
Trident Mutual Insurance COMFY.
I'ROvlDENt H. T..

OFFICE, NO. , BLACKSTONE BLOCK,
Chart rcd by Legislature Of Rhode Isaud June
1851 Commenced business, Move mber, 1857,
STATEMENT OF the Blu ines and Condition OF the
Trident Mutual InsuTaHce Company" Of Pow.
dence, l, to J., cember 3lst, 1851.
Authorized Capital, $500, OOO On
Guarantee Capt. al paid In and
sccurely invested, $50 600 90
Surplus, 9S77 IS
no
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

A wORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS AD-
IA wee 70 thoss who vii reject n
!. !
tits solemn fact thet on. hun ~
dred thousand die annually in the
United States With consumption s3&Sf
nArasmus o. premature decay.
There cannot be IN effect with
out Oh adequate cause.
In viev Of the awful destrec- 8xX
ton ofhuman life and heath By ffMz4X
mAarSsmIs premature ex- - =
hsusfton and decay OF the n.rv- -
Gus system-nervous debility, - EE45A5 -
caused By sexual diseases, such kSsr
rs the vices u Self Abuse SEMI -E~.-0
nal weakness, Spermattorrhea Gleet Impotence
Leucorrh1a and Steriiity, and Organic Diseases OF
the kidheys and In view Of the decepttons which are
pradiSed upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis.
eases BY quacas and base pretendess DR.. Hubte,i
VIII give medical advice gratis ali patients TINS
afflicted, male or female, VINO nay apply by letter or
PERSONALLY. With description Of their case as 70
true and reliable means Of cure And n proposes 70
treat the unfortunate, and In power
~ and suffering, for sum tnat will oul, compensate
the cost Of medicine
In all diseasss which affect msnhind, arising from
abuse OF sexual functions -whe th. married or sim
gle, male or feuAIe-Doctor Hnbbeil may te consult.
sd privately and secretly matter what the dses
may De, lac VIII furnish them with deli gotfu and
pleasant remed es tina will strengthen the whole
vous system-And that, 90 ~ rernelies that never
do the slightest Injury, under any oircnmstsnces
To THIS LADIES -Laii-s troubled with irregulari-
ties weahness and other complaints peculiar TO the
female system, will lind . speedy by callil
above
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, Hubbsi, b, boz 1858 P y, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private once, No So Randolph st, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
RebIdtf
SPECIAL NOT1CE.-HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
fEhALEs.-An those whose health will not admit OF
browning mothers, and wishing quiet accommC da
tons ut til restored and also to The services
one Of the most experienced Physicians in the Unit
States, will please address p o. Box 1s6s, Chicago
III
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DV>esster .asrNSs
AN and after Hcrdsy Dc Isl 1855, and until
OfurtheY notice, trains win leave 10cA Island daily
Sundays e8ceptsd, - 1oalous:
LIST mail train II 100 A y
ID night express eOP. y.
ID freight, With ID class cars at $50 4 y
Trains arrive 1t R0ok Islaad daily o0DdA1s e.
oepted, follows:
LIST night express - 500 4. y
- mat train ~ 6.OoP n.
3D. freight, with "a class cars Of $50 P \.
All trains over this rosA In direct oonnexion at
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. T. 70 and from Detroit, To-
ledo. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsbureh,
Dnnkirk, Buffalo Niagara Palls Albany, New York,
Phiisdeiphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ct
LaSele with trains Of the Illinois Central Rood
North 0alena and South to st. Louis and Oairo, u
which places tickets can b. procured Of
b. 4. Depot, Rock Island.
PASSENGERS ara reminded Of the necesstyof giving
distinct directions rs the destination Of their bag
gage also TO procure tickets before taking their seats
In the A. the conductors collect fares Only 70 sta
toe Oh the line Of the Chicago &Rock Island railroad
JOHN 2. TRACY, Superintendent.
". H. wHrYMAH, Asst Supt.
Rock Island. Nov. ~. l8hs ldtfI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
81. Louis, Alton 4 hicago Il. r.

~ibcaso 60 At. Louis via st Louis Alton s. Chicago
~ : X, all the way by Railroad.
CARVING rHE GKKAT AMERICAN AND U. q. MAZE
The only direct and rsiab,e route to the South anu
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route
Trans leave depot Of NJ lchean Southern and Rock
Island Il II, corner of Van buren anu sherman sts.
~ Louis Day Expressly, 80 Nd lily, (Sunlays
excep,ed) arrive al 81. Lcui II 80 saue evening.
81 Louis Might Express-IO, 80 p M-Daily, al, i've
at st Louis 1880 next morning
bay AxpIess-6,Oo AM-Daily, arrive st Chicago
b;i0PM
Night Express-2;45 p M-Daiiy, arrive at Chicago
Am.
Trains run directly through withou. change OF care
or basgxge. Time from Chicago 90 n. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfeld,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points OH the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten.
nessee Rivers, By taking the Abov. route will be sure
OF making connections and arriving in st LOUIS ON
advertised time avoiding the vxacious delays OF the
cr,utous route via LaSxlle Peoria Illinois river
saving twet " -four hours tlme being 81 miles less
distance 10 Bloomington, IS less to SPRINGFIELD u
less to bt. Louis and ID less to Peoria
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

To be found West Of Chicago. We shall also
tinue the manufacture OF Custom work. Call and
us. We offer present store for rent on the
most liberal terms.
Febtdff II. r. PARKS Il Co
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Re llOval.


rT>HE subscriber beg leave 10 iufol their friends
/ that they removed their Livery to the Old
Penns yly aniS stable, HaTrs)n street, bet ween
Bccsnd and Third and for all past fsvors
they respectfully solicit liberal share Of the patron
age OF the public,
j.. CAMP & co.
N.B. Horses and Carriages to hire OH liberal
terms.
ALSO-Horses boarded as cheap as at any 81 stle
In the City. Dec3dif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

METROPOLITAN 0lADCk
And .,.,ovr,e-s- ) how tbem to our old friends
80 rns,ome,s tra1ny new ones rs choose 20 ia
va, NJ. ". leave {. for New Tori and Bos-
ton where &c VII. Ju .tsse and bring ~ this city
dc ricbes, and m. a-honAbc stoek for the opvtne
and summer Trade, ever offered IN this market, -
Wholesale and Eltsn Prompted BY our facoese the
p.s year, feel arrurei that rrst Class Ciothiog
ans Tailoring EstabishHent Is much needed, and We
tsk IL uDon ourselves ~ open tucA IN one, trusting
u friends for its support. We co business
strictly The price principle and warrant every
article. Iyet 25-inl y. H. PARKS . 70.
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To the Afflicted.
4 Safe L. Sure Cure for the Gravel,

HAVE In my possession Recipe which 1 will
l. warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even in
Its worst stages the medicines are purely vegetable
even within the reach Of any and every with
Jut trouble and expense, after obtaining the r. cie
Three dosYs enclosed to my address will ensure II
any one the asore Recipe by return OF ma together
with full and complete directions for using
Address DOCT. G. e. sTETSON,
mn Box 70 Post Once
...-sz Davenport,
Iowa. =,
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN IS YEARS OF AGE

RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARS OF AGE
having lost hts Father, two Brothers DAUGHTER
son-in-iaw Ntilfevs aud Niec,s by THAT ar adj
fu disease, CONSUME fion and suffering with a
Coneh hlms.if deter inea 10 visit the last Iudien
Esypi AID Jarau, whore he d,sc.v.re,i a pr,rr,tsrs
and certain cure for Colds, Coughs Bronehitis ~
Sumption, Nervous Debility a. d Asthma pis
cough was Immediately cured, b. retul ned cured ~.
Rstdtres, who inhcrlte the disease ana IN cnnna.
with MS SCH have mpoycd Il in their ,x.c,,es
curing thousands a cases considered hopeless by 9th
ere Por TIE purpose ot fescnine ~ many of hi, AZ !,
iering fellow beings a. possible, he IS O. ndipx IN.
recipe to al no wish II for 10 cents; OF n to,.v
The POSTAGE, and the balance priating, Al.
dress Drs. HEATH, No. l0l, Spring Street, oppo. !
site 81 Nicho Is Hotel, New York =
DscZ5dAwlmo
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REMOVAL.
STORE T RE.VT.

WE HAVE SECURED TnB MA0NIFICKNT
w Store Room In ALTRoPOLLTAI BLOCK, wher.
We viii remove tue LIST Of March. We are At great
exp nse In nttng the same, dssirous OF mailing II
the most attractive store IN Davenport. We will
keep, st ali times, the gest and most complete
inf
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REMOVALS.


VHyE have removed our stock OF Clothing. Cloths,
w Oassimerr. Furnishing Goods, &C., 70 car nsv
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MEDICAL.
ID r. HU7z1 hA'o
Medical InlirmaFy
| woap OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS AID.

IS RANDOLPH STREET, OPPOSITE THE kEvERE
HOTEL
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Legal Notice.

TALLYRASD 5. SMITH, In SCOT. county District
Cont. attach
SUD BOWERS
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-25

Now RsaAy.-.-Prlce riSsy Gents.
DY John MullAly, the Oneiaa Aistorian Of the
ID Memorable Kxpedttims. xHh LAYING OF
THE TELEaRANN1Q CAnE1J With all it, Incl
dsnts and aneodo6Do, Impressive Or divsrting; =
we'll ~ krssA snA sslinAls Biographical sketches e
Mssms. tsad and Everett, and cspt. Hud on.
a The >. hliahcFs Invite the attention Of the pub
iic to n fnllowing letter, which sufficiently ind-
sAtcs ~ ssufsss and aathcrity from which tAis
earsful aesosnt II the grandsss OF human enters
pr,ses In derived
NEW YORK, Aug, Is, 1858.
Messrs. d. APPLETON 4 Co..
Geaiismsn---I take pleasure In certifying that
Mr.. John Muilaly .as with US In the Newfound-
land Telegraph Expedition in the year 1888, and
that he Was on bosrd the Niagara during the At
lantic Telegraph Expedition Of lS57-6s and that
he was present At the trial trip In june last, and
the hnal expedition which terminated An the sue
cessfu landing Of the cable In Trinity Bay, New
| feandlaad, ON the 6th of August, 1883.
| His indefatigable exertions during oil this Inc
in procuring every fact in connection with the en-
tsrpTisc il deserving Of the highest praise.
i have the fullest confidence in his narrative with
regard to avery incident that took place on board
tho Niagara during the process Of laying the cable
| and win continue to furnish him with every in
formation In my power relating TO the formation
| progress and success OF the Atlantic Tclegra ph
Enterprise. remain, gentlemen,
/ Very truly yonr friend,
4 CYRUS W. FIELD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-25
Telegrapnic News.

MoBnr, Sept. 2l.--Hon. A. p. Bagley,
formerly Governor OF Alabama, and ex
United States Senator, died to-day Of yellow
fever.
NKw ORLEANS, Sept. 20.-Deaths BY fever
on Saturday, Al; for the week, 4l0.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.-Deaths by fever
for thirty hours ending yesterday noon, lo7.
ClscIssArl, Sept. 22.-Ihe Bridge at Eos
ter,s crossing, on the Little Miami Railroad
took Gre yesterday. Five cars OF freight
train coming west, loaded with flour and
whisky, went through and were destroyed.
No one was injured. II was supposed the
bridge would be repaired last night, and that
the trains would run as usual to-day.
Bosros, Sept. 2l.--Ebenezer Francis died
at his residence today, So years old. lie
leaves about 81, DOC, 900, Of which nearly
$500, 900 is in cash, deposited in Boston
banks.
CoLuxsus, o., Sept. ga woman by the
name OF Schelling, at Grovesport, in this
county, committed murder and suicide this
morning, by throwing four children into q
we'll thirty-fve feet deep, drowning them all
The oldest child was IL and the youngest
years Of age; one boy and three girls. Sht
Is supposed to have been insane through
jealousy.
GaRxNsBURoH, Pa, Sept. 2l.-The post
Office and nine dwellings and stores we're de
stroyed in this place by FIRE this afternoon
Loss $4,000; partially insured. The let
tiers in the postofhce were saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-25
Douglas IN curl

The Journal few days since published
quite n glorifcation article over the idea that
the Missouri Republican and the democracy
Of Missouri were rallying in favor OF Doug
las. But this movement on the part Of tho
Republican has since been met by counter
blast from the Administration organ ut JET
ferson City, the Eraminer, which makes the
following charges against Douglas, on good
authority as it asserts
lst. That Judge Douglas declaredt to prom
nent Black Republicans, in Washington City
last winter, that his Kansas Nebraska policy
was designed by him, and would have the Of
feet to surround the Slave States with Free
States, and thus crush out Slavery.
End. That Douglas declared that Senator
Bell, Of Tennessee, was the only Southern
member of Congress who understood him.
He had conversation with Senator Bell, IN
which the latter said to Douglas "The
| id Southern fools don't understand you;
do.'
| Sd. That Senator Douglas avowed him
self In favor Of emancipation in Missouri,
and said he hoped the movement IN favor OF
emancipation would succeed.
i
hope to these same Black Republicans, tina,
liz. P. Blair, Jr., would succeed Senator
/ Green in the United States Senate. and vol
UNFAIRLY promised to use his efforts. when the
proper time came, to secure the election OF
Blair in place of Green.
5th. That he held meetings in his owu
house in Washington City, under lock and
kew, with prominent Black Republicans, las,
/ winter, who came at his own invitation, ant
to whom he made in substance these declare.
tions.
The Hon. Fred. Kennett, personal ant
political friend Of Douglas, wrote letter
controverting these statements. This letter
drew out letter from Isaac II. Sturgeon
the lee ding Administration man.of Missouri
and Mr.. Bushanan's Sub-Treasurer in st
Louis. Sturgeon repeats and endorses tn
charges Of the Examiner, and addaces tn
course Of Douglas last winter and letter
written by Republicans and Democrats from
Washington City, as we'll as the favor ex
tended to Douglas by tho leaders, and lead
ing editors OF the east in support Of th
charges.
No man familiar with the events of las
winter can entertain any reasonable doubt Q
the truth of these charges, but that is mat
ter Of small consequence. II is a matter Q
! some Importance however, to the Buchana
ciice-holders TO keep their official head o
their shoulders, and they will make as des
perate war on Douglas in Missouri as the
are now waging in Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-25

TnE FiRsr CoxposlroR IN IowA.-The Times
Office has the honor Of having among its oom-
postors the man who set the first type in
Michigan Territory, west Of the Mississippi.
He vas compositor in the office Of the first
newspaper published in what SNOW the State
Of Iowa. The paper Was the Dubuque
visitor,'' and Was edited BY our fellow citi-
zen, John King, Esq. The FIRST type set for
il was the title Of story, The Linwoods,'
and done BY tho hand Of Andrew Kessecker.
MIR. Kesssoker has worked industriousiy a,
the printers case nearly the whole time Amos
the Visitor made its appearance, on the lltt
OF May, 1896. He has never tramped, likt
many Of tho 'sboys," from town to town
but saved his earnings, never speculafing il
city lots or fancy stocks, but occasionall,,
purchasing little real estate. Last year h
was offered $4,000 for his property in THU
city.-lDubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-25
For the Gate City.


L
mr.. ssars ana his Ltbeicrs.
Mxssss. EDrroRs: You will confer favor |
On me, BY allowing mo to offer few words
through your columns, In rsply TO IN ars,els |
Ii IL Keokuk D1tly Journal Of the ESQ
inst. headed "Start-ling," and appearing ~
an Editorial. The article states that q man
by the name Of Start, and his brother, armed
themselves with cowhides, and one Of them
came up to that Office "to Start up the Edi-
TORI and came very near being kicked out.
The whole article is a falsehood, so far as it
relates to the cowhides, kicking, and leaving
the Office for fear OF being kicked. The facts
nxe. that John Start went 70 the cf6ce OF the
Journal, and demanded OF Mr.. dwin, the
editor, tho name Of the author OF the iioeious
article which appeared in that paper OF the
18th inst, {and not that OF last Monday, as
stately signed "Veritas," in which John
Start and S. E. Start had been wantonly
slandered. The editor refused to deliver the
name, when he was told by John Start that
he should take it for granted that he (mean-
ing the editor) was the man; whereupon the
editor replied, elf you come to insult me in
my own office, will put you OUT" but was
told not to be too fast, whereupon he became
| much slower, and before Start left the office,
agreed to call on him (Start) at ! or 2 O'Clock
Of the same day, and let him know whether
be would deliver the name of "Veritas " or
| tr lad m Gtart ma
agreed upon; had friendly talk over the
matter, and offered as reason for not giving
the true name Of $ veritas," that he {" YER
itasn) did not wish it done, and had said he
would stand between him (the editor) and all
danger also stating that g Veritas" was a
man Of wealth and position, was GENTLE
NAN, and would do a. he said. The editor
was then and there informed, in mild and
gcntlemanly manner, that he would be pros.
ccuted for libel. Mr.. Hussey was also asked
for the true name Of " Veritas." lie also
refused to give it, fer substantially the same
| reasons offered by twin.
Mr.. 6win WINS proceeded against for pub
fishing libel Of and concerning John Start
! and the Startling events that were to COM
of this evening did come of, by Mr.. Gwi'
going before Esquire VIM. Stotts, and en-
tering recosnizance to appear before hin
r on the 23d Of October next, and answer tn
charge.
AS to the Editors boast OF his kicking
Q propensities, that ia not strange Every on
| knows that certain class OF animals is muc
given to kicking; and yet no one fears then
much on that account, and would politel
/ insinuate to the gentleman that unless hi
corns pinch his toes, it would be quite a
= well for him to try and stand as easy az pos
; sible in his boots, and only use them for IL
/ gitimate purposes. 5. u. START.
. ksokuk, Sept. 23d, 1858.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
GOT. =. n. CURTIS

Our present Representative in Conersss,
aad ether distinguished Republican speakers,
win address the people Oh tho First Con.
eressional District ut the following times and
places, 20 wit n
Salem, Monday Sci ~ at p m.
NJ. Madison, tuesday, Sept 2s, Ai7p. m.
Montrose, Wednesday, sept. 80, 1T pm.
Dantousport Thursday, sept. 80. ut 2. P. N.
Blrmin CHAM, Frida y, Oct. 1, At Up. m.
BonapaTte. Saturday, Oct. 2, at P. M.
The Republicans at each poist ADORE
named are requested to make the proper ar
arrangements, and circulate notice OF meet.
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
By order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
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crease Of population, the Sslas d land, in
ternal improvements, industry, manufactures,
the dignity Of labor and tho power OF thsi
State; and therefore il 10 the interest and the
duty of every patriot 10 the land to seek to
prevent the extension of this baleful institu-
ton into the territory belonging to the Ma
ton.
The area Of the slave states is one fourth
larger than that of the free states, and yet
the white population Of the free states more
than doubles that Of the slave states. The
value Of lands on an average 10 three times as
much per acre in the free states as il is in
the slave states. The property of the free
states is estimated in the Census Report OF
1850, from which these facts are condensed,
at three times the value Of the property OF
the south exclusive OF slaves. The North
had six times as much invested in mannfac-
lures as the South. Northern shipping was
valued at $l53, o44, $50, and southern ship
ping at only SIT 1881 900. The free states
with one fourth less territory, have FIVE times
as manymiles of railroad as the slave states
And in respect of schools, education, inven.
| tons, books, military power and other inter
ests indicating the condition Of people thu
disparity between the north and the south il
even greater.
Will the free people of Iowa lend their ait
and countcnance to secure tho success, ant
maintain the power Of the National Demo
cratic party which seeks to extend and per
petuate an institution which thus blasts th
prosperity and destroys oil the great inter
ests Of free people?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-25
KEROsENE OIL AND LAMP

The GFeasEavorite - the people.
rTyHE high eneoniuma which this light 10 con-
i stSatly rscsiving fron those Who are using IL
justify VI in saying thatit has no equal. In its
use you Saw more than one-hah what your light
voaid cost you from any other oil or banning Aud
Il 10 perfectly SAFE a. II will net explode sud
dsniy in1sms. 1t needs no pufing--ons trial viii
convince the most skeptical of its yirtnss.
All are invited to try il, free Of trouble or az
pcnse. Leave your address IT the Lamp Depot, on
Main -st., between 3ad and ID, two deors bslow
Biilingss store, and have lamp ssnt 10 you for
trial. A supply Of oil kept constantly on hand.
Try it, twill cost you nothing.
Ii. @, MERKELL,
sep2dlm ko.621 Aain-st., keokuk.
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Thc n,ian,te Telegrnpn.

The latest news, by an arrival at Halifax
on the 22nd, gives the following concerning
the condition Of the cable, which explains
the cause Of Ito not having been opened be-
fore this time, ss expected, for public use.
The electrical current Is not interrupted, but
ia disturbed and anmanageable.
The London Times City Article says the
condition Of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable is
unaltered. Signals continue to be received,
bat are too uncer tain and faint to be legiblc.
Occasionally short word is given, but never
anything approaching to sentence. The
experiments made still lead TO the belief that
the injury Is near the coast, probably within
! two or three miles. The strong portions Of
the cable manufactured expressly for the
shore ends, have been shipped from Plymouth
| for Yalentia, and will be substituted imme,
diateIy on It's arrival for the ordinary wire,
which, however adapted for undisturhed
/ depths, il totally inadequate TO resist the lia-
4 bility TO accident upon rocky coast.
The Tiiues' Plymouth correspondent tele.
graphed on the 9th, that instructions had I'M
expecsediy arrived from Ireland for suspend
ing the einbarkation TO Valentia OF the shore
! end Of the cable on board the steamship Bel
da, which was 10 receive it.
1 The Liverpool Post says that electrical ex
reriments have proved beyond doubt tina
the defect in tho cable arises from leakage u
distance Of $40 miles from land. Tn
shares nuctuated from E4s0 to ESQ, wit
Il numerous transactions.
= Prof. Whitehouse, who has been remove
from the office Of principal electrician. say
be has no doubt but tina, tho dificultyis nea
valersia, as he had Anticipated such difficult
in that neighborhood, and had tried to pre-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-25
MAnnlED.

On Thursday evening, by Rev. James Brown, Mr..
MATTHEW ROLAND to Miss MARaARxr THOMAS,
both of this city.