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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-17
kEoKuK CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

kEOKUk CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
I'Hls Institution having been regularly o'gan-
lied and placed upon = reliable basis, viii com
nenco the hrst quarter Of the next year under tho
supe attendance Of Mr.. W. w. Iamixou, at our
rooms in the Iowa Medical College. on Monday.
sept. sth. The rooms hsve been thoroughly re-
Taired and handsomely seated, and every arrange
ment made TO secure comfort aud convenience to
pupils.
The year will be divided into four quarters Of ten
weeks each.
TUITION;
Lain, Greek, Algebra and CHER Mathematics.
per quarter ....,...,,.... -
English Grammar, Geography, AritLme.
Tic, a., per quarter, .....,..............,,,. 50
Itis. desirable that all the pupils commence
withAhe beginning Of the quarter. in order 10 the
proper arrangement Of classes.
BY CIDER VI the Board
Up. LOWE, Presr.
NJ. ALkxASDKr, sec'y.
Kcokuk. Aug. 30, '2s-dim
kEOkuA FEMALE AEulNAKN.
fINHlS institution will commence its seskiop I'm
Monday. sept. 9Th, in the steond slory Of I,r.
sahfard's building, corner of Fifth aud Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trus tees Of this Seminary, eL,cted
from various reii ious deneminatio ns snd repre-
zen ting large part OF The Christian community.
dcsirs by the united and cooperative efforts Of the
friends of education to establish gradually such
III Institution rs our city requires
he Principal OF the lEasiint,on IL Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, 10 whom, OF TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission VI pupils
may BE- sde.
The charges for tuition will be 90 and IS in the
ordinary English stuaies, with q small additional
SUN fer incidental exEenses. For Latin French.
Herman, De-, extra charges will be made.
Its desirable that persons designinK 10 beeome
pupils DO present panc,nAliy on the frat OF the
session. WIN THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
ilgsKr SrRose, Sec'y.
kcakuk Aug. II 1S3s-d
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A. & s ID Il nj A N j,
WHOLESALE DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
u ~ q u q ID n, TIONS, d c.,
Corner OF Ennrth and Main straafs

Oufner OF FUurtu Unu Main 6treet5,
kE0kUK ........,......JOWA
LAS just reeevcl large aud splendid stock Of
Fail ana winter GOods, Of the
latest and nost approved syles, purchased direct
iy from tho importers and Manufacturers, and
will be sold on as reasonable terms they can be
purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants Is
respectfully solicited.
Sept9ddw
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n. w. JONES,

wATCH.MAKEIl AND JEwELH1
u E8PEcTrULLY informs the citissus II r.
IN knk and vicinity thai be may BE- found 6 3
PArmeles, Gate Parncls : Csmpbsll) No. 81
Main-st., between ID and Sd, whore IL weuh =
pleased e attend e TIE wants ~ AL ~hc msy q
yoF him wish call.
Watches, Clocks, sAd Jswelry repaired q
warranted. N. W. JOINS.
aprsodtf
Paper MangbHgs ~ COOS.
XTyE will sell oar largo and we'll selected stoe1
w Of Wall Papera, Within tho next thirty day !
d unprecedented by prices for Cash. Cali g
examine. O0DKN, BROwNELL co.,
augOd b Main-st., and 5 6ccond-st.
Just Deca1veA,
A NEW supply Of standard Miscellaneous Wcrl
"A 1t prices 70 salt tbs timss, a.
aug1d OGDEN, BROWNKLL 1 co. =
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Life ana Adventures of nag SBcr-
man Potter,
MYTH an accurate and exceedingly interes tin K
w account II his great eheyemcnts in politics,
diplomacy and war, illustrated with II spirited en-
Cravings, by Huber. FOR sale by
CAVE / BARRIERS,
sepl6d 81 MsiB-st.
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ST0kY OF THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH;
- THE CRUISE OF THE BtrsEY,
AND 1.-TWO MILLIONS"
The sensation books Of the day, to be found at
CAVE / BARBER's
sepi6d ~ Main-Rt.
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L'ssAis in Biography and Criticism, by r.
IL Bayne. NJ. A.. author OF Life Social and
Individual" For sale by
sepl5d CAVE 4 BARRIER
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Great broad Gauge Route

Negotiations have been made which assure
the early completion of broad gauge rail-
road from olean, on the N. Y. and Erie line,
to Cincinnati. On part Of the distance the
grading will be saved, by laying third
rail on the Hamilton and Dayton road
When complete, it will form grand through
broad gauge line from St. Louis to New
York.
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All but two of the twenty-six banks
thrown out at Chicago q few weeks ago,
were thrown out again on Monday last
They are taken from customers at the State
Savings institute, at ST. Louis, at q per cent.
discount, but others have to suffer more
Efforts are now making in Wisconsin to es-
tablish some system and common point Of
redemption for the banks Of the State, and
until some such arrangement is effected,
(which will probably soonbe done), the moro
inaccessible banks will have to suffer some
discount and discredit on their paper. But,
as We have said before, the ultimate and
early redemption of all Wisconsin paper is
certain.
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ca The Washington Union says that
Robert j. Walker il ga traitor and swim
der" We sha'n't quarrel with the Union
about that in fact, it nearly expresses our
exact idea Of the man but the Administra.
ton knew him very well from the start, and
will the Government organ please inform US
why Buchanan appointed "sFraitor and a
swindler" Governor Of Kansas?
Who Lies--The President orIorney!
The President warmly denies the truth Of
Col. Forney's reported conversations with
himself about Lecompton, spoken Of by the
latter in his late Tarrytown speech, and says
that at thstime they are alleged to have oc-
CURED, all intercourse between them had
ceased. There's fb somewhere.
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W00ORO1VO M1O6OEye
MEW VOLUME. The American Rsvoiuti -
IN The History Of the Unitsd States. Vol. VII;
being vol I. Of the American Revelation BY Geo.
Bancroft svo. Uniform with tho previous vol
umea.
Also, just Published, Hiiliard on vsndon. The
Law Of vendors and Purchasers Of Rsal Property.
BY Frsaeh billiard, Esq., Author Of nThe Law q
Mortgage" 10. Two vols. in enc. eyo. Is.
For ssleby OGDEN, BR0WNELL ! CO.,
nsy3ld - Asin-st.
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sAAl'L F. MILLER.

lHc give place to the above in order that
Mr Miller may set himself right before The
public. The statement is not designed to
t9uch and 4oes not affect the issue between
Cur correspondent l.. and Judge olagett.--
The fact 'hat Nr. Miller drew up the rule
al Tie requ,si u The Court does MT explain
q excuse the fact that Judge Clagett eer,i-
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~ NJ potosin, the intrepid aronaut,
whose excufssSps on horseback caused SO
muca excitement IN London, has met the fate
OF oeferai Of his predecessors. He fell into
tne sea near Malaga, when descending with
his balloon, aud was drowned.
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SIS aIffS relic,
l8~a44@mrts. is. San.
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Observation-Disclosures rs Cts; Wtorhlonf
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Soil; Sdulter s; Settet 81; Sdtnten
II bis III Gts.
nu8erdu6erteS SdveinefletiH, Sdulter
6@ts.; @eiten 74Gts.; Gdinfen1O-11@ts
SAmal3 in &esS 1911 @t8.
8utter-Meitern 13@15@t8. @labe8 1870
90 Gt8; 91cu 20022 Gt8., gDiben 25@ts.
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81 afinirter 3uder bat I'm ] Ste. per
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Gefinerb EXTRA fem in .Sut III; in Stide
104 9eitrBeu 104; 9rcb 104 tpciB crpi>
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0leife, eiAene $45 Flr tur3e, $50 fir 9eo. per
10 o..
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SOFTEN 0tuu IF 0sine 5000; feline
$3.50; 2uup 1928.
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90 ftern. 12012H Gts. fir hieft9eS Stea'
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p. l.. WILSON,
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Der Rasar, Beriiuer tluRrtrtes DamensettuneS 3oG
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
Letter from Clarke County,.

Correspondence Of the AlerQndria gazette.
WHITE Posi-, CLARKE Co, Va, Sept. %
We learn that the stack yard of the Messrs.
G,rdons has been consumed by fire, (tbe act
of al inceudiary,) destroying the crop from
100 acres. Tui. is quite a heavy loss. The
Messrs. G.. have the sympathy OF all, as they
are industrious aud worthy men.
w. d. Lee, an old offender, was sent Oh to
the Circuit Court for further trial, for des-
troying the property OF a n%eiGhbor. lie was
unable t. give bail, and was recommitted.
Rev. Mr.. Jones preached his fist SER
mon ut Wildwood on Sunday last, and We
doubt not his people will be we'll pleased With
him. lie is an earnest and Interesting speu-
ker, aud one to hear him would be well salts
fed that his great aim and object OF lie was
to be about his masters business. lie will
preach once a month ut this place, 10 the
evening.
We learn that o revival has been going
on in Wildwood for some weeks, Conducted by
tho ministers OF the Methodist Episc pal
Church.
We are anxious to hear whether the ne
groes who escaped from Alexandra have
been captured, as we had one 10 the party
and if they are not heard from, it may deter,
in the future, persons from hiring IN Aiexan-
dria, on account Of the chanco OF escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80
ARRIVED.
Scbr. Embark, Donoho, Philadelphia, to 3.
Shinn.
Schr. Mary Hetty, Jones, Baltimore, nails TO
Alexandria. Loudoun and Hampshire h. h. GO.
Schr. John Forsyth, Jones. New York. 10
Fowle& Co. W.. :,
schr. James House, Spragg, New York, 10
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Daniel Brown, Head, Fail River TO
Borden Mining Go.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Mary Farrow, Coombs, from tins poFt'
arrived a, Providence, Goth inst; 23u, N heavy
blow from rhe n, carried away 1orelopsail yard
split topsail, topgallaDt sail and lib'
Scbr' |. B Il +. l., Pharo, for this port, sailed
from Providence, 9th inst. g.
Schr. Abby Weld, Slice, from Salem loi
Georgetown, d. c. passed Holmes HOLE 2o'h
inst. .ua
Scbrs. W. Hone, Scott, for Georgetown, ana
Jonas Smith, Lynch. Tor Washington cid a'
New York, 2Sth inst.
Schr. Mary Willis, North, IRON this port arTl'
we'd at Norfolk, 2sth inst. ~,
Scbr. r. Gilfllan, Smith, for Washington cia
at Philadelphia, eth inst.
Schr. Ocean Ranger, Tibbett, from ms port
arrived at Gloucester, 22d inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE,-Tae
subscriber offers at private sale, his FARH
commonly called Hill Farm p miles east
Of NIiddleburg. and 50 miles west OF A!eNaa-
s:-ts drla. There is upon il a good DIV FL
.SsSl. LING HOUSE, all necessary Out-RuiIt'
Ing., and a good Apple ORCHARD. ltlsma
good state OF cultivation, is well watered, amt
i within five miles OF one OF the contemplated
tepots OF the Loudoun Branch OF Manassas Gap
Railroad and within nine miles OF the IlaIrs
Station OF said road IS within iths Of a mile
| of two large FIGURING Mills, and surrounded by
| irsf.rate schools. both male and female: N as
! healthy a section OF the State as can be found ,
is situated in the midst OF good and desirable
| society. and combines many other advantages
| winch ! deem II not necessary 10 mention, as
any ole wishing Ia purchase viii examine the
PREMISES Tor themselves. The Farm contains
about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE
ACRES, and adIoIns the lands OF Col. Hamll'
ton Rogers, Gen. Asa Rogers, VIM. Roger. and
others. il not sold privately before the 3JtA
day ot July, 1858, ii will then be offered at
Public Sale, III the village of MidtlebuGg, on
that day.
Persons desiring any further information IN
relation TO the Farm. or wishing I" know the
Terms OF Sale. can obtain il by addressing the
subscriber through mail, at Mlddlcburg, Lou
| doun county. Va, or making enquiry OF l..
Chancellor, esq Attorney al Law, al sad place,
who IL fully authorized 10 negotiate a sale.
HUGH SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
DIED,

In Alexandria. September 3oth, RICHARD,
infant son Of Richard H. and Margaret Gerneny.
aged 10 months and ID days. EST The funeral
will take place this afternoon, at a O'CLOCK
from the residence OF his father, on Payne, be
tween Prince and Duke streets, TO wtlch the
friends OF the family are invited,
In Washington, on the 29th utt, after a pro-
tracted illness, GEORGE THOMAS, esq, III
the 67tn year OF his age. Mr.. Thomas was a
citizen OF Washington tor upwards OF forty
years, part of which time ne was Cashier OF the
Bank OF the Metropolis.
In Washington, on the Goth ultimo, MARY
F., wife OF Michael Green, and daughter OF
Owen Leddy, aged "a years.
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CON NJ Il
AlexandriK Market, SeEt. 30.

The market WIS active, with d good de-
mand. and fair offerings. Flour is in hight re-
ceipt, with sales OF Uuion street sup. at t'.3O.
No sales of Extra reported, which we quote at
Sc 25. Sales of white Wheat on Change at
l2sGl35c, and red at l2sGl32c. for fair 10
good. Corn is in lair request We quote white
al SEC. Very little yellow offering, and no sales
rpDortpd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

MIDDLEBURG LYCEuM.-A Debating Society
has been organized here, to be called The
Middleburg Lyeeum." The Society adopted
q constitution and bylaws, reported by a
committee. on Monday night. A President,
Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary we're
elected, and a subject was selected for dlscus-
sion, and debaters appointed, for next Mon
dsy Dight.
FuNERAL.-Mrs. S)wes, wife of Daniel Ii.
Sowes, esq., of Clarke, was inferred il the
Sharon Cemetery here, on Sunday last. The
attendance at the Cemetery was uncommonly
large, considering the great distance many
Of them had travelled. The funeral sermon
was preached at the late residence Of the
deceased. The Rev. Vim. Fletcher oficiated
at the grave.
A CALL understand that the members
Of the Baptist Church here, have determined
to call Rev. Mr.. Weir, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of Rev. Saml.
Rogers. lOTA.