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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

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Legal Nottcc.--.fe ssarc.
To G. r. Hyatt and n. A. Hyatt his wife, VIM. N.
Flaherty and Cynthia A. Flaher,y his wife,
Francis ]. Cakes and Abraham W. Buskirk,
partners Is Cakes l. Buskirk:
NOU and each OK you are hereby notified that
the District Court of Lee County, lows At Ksokuk,
petition Of Sears N. Loveridge claiming Of you,
the said c. p. Hyatt and VIM. N flaherty, the
sum Of nine hundred and sixty dollars, With 8
per cent. interest thereon from une lat, 1857,
two notes made by yeu dated June lst, 1857, one
for $46s and the other 44o2, each with per cent.
interest. the first at four months and the second 1t
six month";; each payable TO b. McQaiiiin, and by
said McQuil.in Endorsed To said LovcEidgc, and
also clsiming Of each Of yon the forcl0sarc Of .
mortgage made by you, the said G. r. ysts and
wife and VIM. N. Plaherty and wife Il pne John
Shame dated June LIST, 1857, to secure III part said
notes, on the Of NV. / q section -, and
the NE. Of NE. OF section ~, all In Tp. 81,
N. X. 8 west, Lee county, Iowa; which mortgage
has alss been assigned to said Loveridge, and .
notice Of the tendency Of said suit directed TO you
having ~ to you been returned TO the Last Septem-
Of publication had. Now, you and each Of you are
further notified that less you appear and plead
answer or demur 20 the said petition, on or before
the morning Of the second day Of the ssxt term Of
said court, 10 be begun and holden 81 the city %
keokuk in said county on the hrst Monday Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1859, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon, by default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned order Of publication ~ TO the forcgoin,
named defendants, from the District Court Of Lee
b. made in the "Daily aate City," newspaper
published In said county, osce week for four con
secutiye weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. 9, 1853 dim Clerk DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

The Lafayette (Ind.) papers are urg-
ing the necessity OF building Lew Prniten-
tiaSy It that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

8<0 COkEs -Ua
no you want = bright, cheerful IRE s--us n
- COKE!
Do you wish to preserve your rooms and furni-
ture from the SCOT and dirt attendant upon the
use Of CoAiY--USE COkEy
A superior article Of which, Manufactured
from Pittsburgh Coal, ID constantly for sale ut l6
cents per bush delivered In any part Of the city.
in quantities Of not less than so bushels.
Orders may be left ~ the Once Of the
GAS COMPANY,
Novl0.d No. So Main-st., Up Stairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

KILLING WITCHES IN THE CHocrAw NATION.
Our friends and neighbors, the Chocsaws,
must BIO degenerating, for We understand they
have commenced killing witches, or rather
wizards, as all that have been killed are Of
the male gender. One man killed three whom
he said were witches, whereupon some one
said he was witch and killed him. We fear
killing witches will not stop until the Choc-
taw people quit their strife and become re-
conciled. They are now far behind the times,
and If they don't settle their difficulty at the
present council, they never will catch up with
the times unless they come under the Chick
asaw laws, for it will be evident that they
are not capable Of self-governmcnt. There
has not been murder among the Chicsa-
saws for three weeks.-l Chick. and Chock.
Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

rTA Ash called Mus Norwegiens Was
caught at Salem ON Saturday, very rare fish
in our waters. II has a long and slender
tail, and unlike most fishes, no gills but
we'll defined ears, four perfectly formed
teeth and is entirely covered, with the ex-
ception Of the tail, with thick coat OF fine
hair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

FRAUD CoNTRApIcrEp.-Thos. Winans, of
Baltimore, one Of the contractors for the roll
ing stock Of the great Russian Railway from
st. Petersburg to Moscow, has published .
card denying the statement OF the London
News that there was a fraud in the measure
ment OF the road, by which it was set down
as 60 miles longer than it really is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

OkasOlut ON.
TeSHE partnership heretofore existing between j..
i G. Ramsay and q. Haynes In the grocery busi-
meas, under the style Of Ramsay Haynes, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. j. Q. Ramsay
having purchased the entire interest OF s. Haynes,
will continue the business at No. 1903 MAin-st.
Either party win settle the business Of the old
concern. &c. RAMSAY,
s. HAYNES.
Ksokuk Nov, 1, lS5S-dv5llm
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Master Tom--ssI say, gran'ms, this 10 =
bad job shout the cometl"
Gran,ma Stood gracious! What's the
matter p,
Master Tom--"Why, here's : letter in the
paper says: sThe PARTICLES Of the tail, ii
thrown ont from the head, having .only, a.
before, the same rate of orbital motion as
the head, and having larger and larger orbits
to describe, tia further they are removed
from the head, will necessarily fall further
and further behind as they recede from the
comet, and thus form a curve independently
Of resisting medium, and that 'ths panic
allaying doctrine Of the tenuity Of cometic
nuclei cannot be maintained from the more
fact of their translucency." ldran'ma COL
lapses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

eT james Wright, of the firm OF Wright
& Wilson, livery stable keepers at Sandusky,
was drowned last Sunday, at the head OF
Sandusky Bay, while out on hunting expe-
ditlon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

KILLED ON SuNDAY.--Christ Schsttz, =
hand in the machine shop OF the Sandusky,
Dayton & Cincinnati X. r. Co. At Sandusky,
was killed by falling from tree while ont
gathering hickory nuts last Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

ETPrivate theatricals are so much in
vogue ia Paris that an enterprising man
has constructed portable theatres /" for sa-
looms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOLFERS & ROBERTSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
NJ = Main .nAar Il EEnxIrE

No. 80 Main ST., near Sd .KE0KUk.
FHEAS--Ex. fue lmper al,
i Tx. dne Young Hyson,
Ex. fine Ooiong Teas,
Just received and for sale by
novltd COLLIE ROBERTSON.
soffE.-Moeha,
Laguira and
Rio Coffee,
For sale by C0LLIEKS 4 ROBERTSON.
noylld
Lu1ARs.-Double Refined, Crushed and Pow
- dered Sugar, Refined White and Clarified Su-
gar a few hhds. crop sugar, just received and
for sale by GOLFERS l. ROBERTSON.
4 HOLDEN sYHuP--Loyering'a Phiiadelphia and
~ Beioher's 81. Louis---for sale by
novild GOLFERS a ROBERTSON.
M OIL AISLE s--Belchsrs Sugar House Molasaes,
III New Orleans Syrup Molassses, Plantation
Moissses--for sale by ths bbi., Dbl. and key, by
noyl!d COLLIERS 4 ROBERTSON.
100 BBLs. choice JAniton APPLES for sale by
lUO noylld COLLi Frs ROBERTSON.
ERUlTs. - large supply Of new and fresh
Citron,
Figs and
Pruncs
For sale by CoLLIERS ROBERTSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

THE WANT OF TIE AoR.--An emigrant to
Oregon, writing home to one of his friends,
says: s.We are getting on finely here, and
have already laid the foundation for larger
jai.7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

DEW CRATIC ELEcrios FRAUDS IN ONO
Numerous arrests for illegal voting at the
late election, have taken place in Preble and
Montgomery counties, Ohio. II is said by
some OF the Cincinnati papers that false
votes enough will be hunted out to change
the character OF the result in the Third
Congressional District, and that Campbell
may successfully contest Vallandigham's
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

GTA farmer named james Hope, residing
in Upper St. Craftsmanship, near Pittsburgh
committed suicide day or two since, b,
hanging himself with a clothes line to tree
He had been fined $500 for libelling young
lady, which so preyed upon his spirits tina
mental alteration ensued.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
isaac Fellows Celebrated PloWs!

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
~ nov kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
At his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may he found the following:
Right aud Left Hand PiOws, Il all styles and pat
terms in general use. star Improved Flows, Nos. )
aud !. an Pl0rS ground ready far rse. Also, steel
fiows. Points Of all descriptions, warranted equalto
thu best in market. Our Plows are gotten up 10y our
selves. " without foreign all. as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also. Pittsburgh, and all other kinds %
PoiEt< on hand 1t ali times.
Fellow PIogs are 20 Justly cello rated. and 80 welt
and favOrsbly known TO The farming community. as TO
need no further eulogy. have also on hand a supply
and shall Keep the same at all timesl Of p5fanoe's
independent Horse Rake. made fTcri tile bsst second
growth Hickory. amt built in 4 good aud substantial
manner by an haHeSt mechanic. Nanhorn's Wrought
IRON Fran and Reversible Steel Teeth Cultiva,ors.
also. Wooden Frame. do. Improved Thermometer
Chrrns. all sizes, and Benn-tt's Improved Muley Ora
dies.
All work made or sold by me. E~arrautel as cheap
or cheaper than At any other establishment OtLie kiuj
in this section. Farmers would do well to cali and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
tieular attention given to all kinds Of repairing in my
line of business, and charges Moderate.
To Ky friends and patrons l would Tetnrn my thanks
for former patronage. and solicit a continuance tine
same.
n. B. All Goods and Work warranted.
u. II. BENNETT. AGENT.
South St, ] door East of HUI ~ Cos.
Anril : IS5StC Machine Works.
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NEW MdNTILLIS!!
WE have now on hand a splendid
W assortment o. Silk and Lace Manti.las. Also
$ II \ W LS..
White Grape, White and Coinred stella. Thibet. Black
Silk. and a large assortment of Cheap Summer ShaG!s,
which will be sold cheap fer cash or ready pay.
PECK, BCRWELL & CO..
June is, 50. No. Q Market Street.
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Doms gntsugents.
Trumhuli Countv IuRrmarY.

The number OF paupers in this institution Is
now fifty. The affirs of the County House are
conducted with much economy. Great credit Is
due tue beard of Directors for making the ex
perses as small as possible. AMI thus reducing
the taxes of property holders In some states
the poor are maintained in their own houses, in-
stead OF providing Tor them in pubic houses, for
the reason that the inmates OF Il County House
will not work seriously, where the roht acerues
to the public and not TO themselves, and that
hunger is the only e%lfectual means for eomPell-
ing persons TO work. But there are many in the
CouAty House, who are halt and lame, blind
and l~unatics, and incurable iHvalids, and are
wholly unable to labor at all. Some of these
have necome thus helpless by misfortune and
others by their own idleness and ~intempeiance.
The great motives, til IN, which incline our cit
liens to provide for the paupers, under the pres
ent County House system, are economy and the
best and greatest good of the paupers themselves.
Numbers collected ct a common table, can be
maintained at less expense than at separate hou-
se>- AdFSe aLnouhIS Vi iioNis0oHs1 StoSdiSS' Al
clothing can be purchased at a discount from
retail Irices Regulations for the poor now
make an important branch of county govern
ment. These regulations so carefully framed
that there is little necessity remaining for per-
sons to beg, yet it Is a sad truth, that beggars
are numerous among US, whether many of them
are deserving of charity is a question. If any
person is dissatisfied with the presentregulaiions
respecting the poor. let him produce a plan Of
his own, which may meet with as generAl al
probation as the present system Q: County lntr-
lnaries, and his name shall De ranked among the
bsnefactors of mankiad.
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Atwater's Improved j, O0
SEWING MACHINE l..

Marked improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter. ahich makes it everF way relia-
BILE AMI sure The prplic are invited to call at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE and witness he working of the Machine.
and obtain reference OF its worth, aud suitableness for
family use.
It was Awarded the Is. Premium. Silver Meial and
Diploma. at the y. Y. State Fair, held 1t Buffalo. Oct.
9th. IoJ9, for Practical It'll IL, Simplicity, Capacity,
Durability and Beauty; Singers and Wheel.r's d VIII
on's high priced Machines in competition.
Committee of awards:
J. e. CUTLER Editor of Albany Evening Express
B. oIIATT, ESQ. Practical Machinist and Manufac-
tu,er, Rochester, n. Y.
PHINEAs STANTON, Secretary of Ingham Univer
sity. n y, and
CALVIN HCRBERT, Esq New York.
This Machine has been pronounced ty Scientific
and SkiUhI Mechanics. to he the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that il is. in fact the most relia-
bic Machine ever offered to the pal lie. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its astonishing simDheitg.
The principle Is entirely New AID Original. and
yhUtfy unlike any other Aiarhiue N the world. The
durability exceeds the best Sl25 machine. because it
is entirely Invested Of anything like complicated ma
chinery. 50 common to ait machines now known TO the
public. II has neither LooPER. HOOK, SHUTTLE. SPRING
or CAM. TO get out Of order. and
Is MOST E~FREcTINE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
II is emPhGtieGug the machine fer tie PeoPle.
1t has hut 20 he seen 10 be admired. and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the L. s.
Patent Office, remarked of it that "H Tos The most
married. improvement IN Se1iag Machines, tkat he tad
seen from the beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trumbull county. Ly p.
W. GARDNER of Bristol. and E. F.C.ARK, Of Wind
ham. Portage Co.. O.. who are the sole propriet)rs Of
the right to sell in said county. Machines kent on
hand, and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended TO lJan.20. SLY
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JOB PRINTING.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

WARRANTED. ORT AGE & oUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SCMAoNs. ExECCTtONS- sUBFTNAs, E1t-
Constantly an hsad and for sale
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% Le0narI Street. NeN lOrN.
wN. UDG L CO.. Projectors OF Trask's Mag
netic Ointment, EIrisvi lie, Madison Co.. New Nork,
General Agents my %, ally
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SANDS, NArHAEs d Co.'S CALLIoPE
AM ELEPHANTS surpass the wonders of
all former and existing equestrian estab.
lishments. ofthe ELEPHANTS we can only
assure those who have not seen Them.
that they grow more and more wonder
full, Till at The close you find their Eie-
phaniine uglinesses dancing an Irish Jig.
on the topof atall giIded wash tub, turned
upside down, 10 a very lively air, played
in double quick time. A more comically
absurd and entertaining sight cannot well
be ~imagined-a chaotic colossal mass of
india rubber, essaying TO be graceiul!-
We saw nothing else SO funny as this, not
even their eating drinking. carousing.
their walking up and down an inclined
plane at an angle OF As degrees, their
feigniug to be wounded. dead. dc ex
cept. perhaps, when n offered the other
a ''back," aud hey seemed about to be
playing a game atlesp frog, which would
have capped the climax of their comic
agility Y. Sand0g Atlas.
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Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit Of MOrse's Indian
Root Pills, signed A. B. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature of A. !. Hhis
q Co, on each hex.
TIE reason why people are 50 distressed when sick,
aud why so many de. is because they do not get a med
icine which will pass to the afflicted parts, and which
will open the natural passages for the disease 20 be
cast out; hence. 4 large quantity o. fOni AMI other
matter is lodged. and the stomach and i~ntestiIes are
literally oyerlowing with the corrupted mas; thus
undergoing GiSagreealle frrmcntAti0n. constantly mix
ing with the blood. which throws the corrupted matter
through every vein aad artery, until life is taken from
the body by disease. DR.. MOcSe's PILLS have added
to themselves victory urou victory, by restoring mil
lions Of the sick To blooming health and happiness
Yes, thousands who have been racked or t0rTuentel
with sicknes, pain and anguish, and whose feeble frames
have been scoTchei by the burning elements or raging
fever. and who have been brought as it were. within a
step OF ihs silent grave. now stand ready 70 testify that
:Eey woull have been numbered with the dead, had il
no. been for this =rcatand wonderful medicine, Norses
Indian Foot Pills. AEer one or two doses had been
taken. they were ast8Gishel. and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming effects. Not only do
they give Immediate ease and strength, and take away
all sickness, pain and anguish. at they At once % TO
work a. the forudat on o! the disetse. which is ;he
blood. TLercfpre.i II willie shown. especially 10y those
who use these Pills. that they will 50 cleanse and ruTi
~. that disease-thaJ deadly eueniy-Silt take Us flight.
and the hush Of youth aud beauty viii again return,
and the prospect Of = long and happy life sal cherish
AMI brighten your Gays.
Price "a cents per box, five boxes Will he sent on the
receipt Of 81, postage paid
Sold by Z. sNITH& Co. and WOODS d PEW,
Warren, o, and BY all Dealers in Medicines in the
county.
50 Leonard street. New York
WIN. UDG L CO.. Prorrie;ors Of Tasks Mag
netic Ointment, Elrisv.lie, Galisoa Co. New lork,
General Agents. nag 81, ls-ly
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M 10 AN ACT


To amend an act passed April 18th Is5s entitled IAN
act for the Assessment and Taxation Of all property
in this state. and for levying Taxes thereon accord
ing - its true value ia money.
SEXTON I. Be II enacted bR the Geaeral Assembly
of the STATE ef Ohio, That the thirty third section Of
the ACT passed April 18th ls52. entitled an act for the
assessment and taxation Of all property in this State,
value IN money, be so amended as to read as follows
SEC. 50. The county commissioners of each county in
this State. shall, at their june session. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-eight, and every sixth
year thereafter, divide their county into IS many dis
trictS as there are townships in said county, and any
commissioners shall! divide said city into districts,
comprising within each not less than one ward or more
than five, and no township or ward shall he divided
in making such district wards, which wards shall he
contiguous. and the commissioners shall give notice by
publication IN some newspaper in the county, and If
no newspaper IS published in the county, then by pub
tic notice set up in each township and ward, at the
usual place Of holding elections, setting forth the
boundaries OF districts in the cities. and the qualified
electors Of such districts shall. at the October election
in the year eighteen hundred and fifty eiEht, and every
sixth year thereafter. elect some citizen Of such dis
trict. having the qualifications OF an slector, as asses
sOr Of real property within such district; the ju'iges Of
election shall keep n separate poll book for the cleo
tion Of said assessors, and the returns thereof. duly
certified as in other cases. snail be made t. the county
auditor. who. with the clerk Of the court 0f comaon
pleas, and the probate Judge of the county. shall open
the same and declare the result. and the auditor shall.
within ten days after opening such returns. give notice
to each of tn persons elected of his elect IN.
SEC. ,. The thirty third section of said act is hereby
repealed. aud this act shall be in force from ana after
its passage
WILLIAM b WOODS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
MARTIN wELKER.
President Of the Senate.
Aprii -, ISIS. aug. a., 5--3E
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CHERIFF'S SALE
~ Charles Smith,

sheriff. osee. Warren. ASr. T !. 49, ~ S,t. s5erh'
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~ INTERN the citizens OF WaTrep. and Trumhuil
County. that he can he found at all hours in his rooms
over the New York Store, whe20Se is ready TO perform
all operations in his profession, and would solicit calls
from all that have a." teeth, as yell as those tIat have.
They win ind his prices corresponding with the times,
and al work that leaves the shop will he warranted.
and a. we'll made as that Of any other Dentist in the
country. The Ui9li used for filing. is Abbey's Gold
Foil. the Lest ia the country. All Patchwork on Gold
warranted TO ct and perform all that Is Promised.
IT any one doubts these fac s, call on me and talk
the matter over cheeFfully, then il Ne cannot agree
all right You viii please inform yulr friends ard
others. that they having due n0.ice thereof, may gov
ern themselves accordingly.
II. ". HOLLOWAY.
Warm March II I25g-F
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Our County Fair

The Trumbull Agricultural SOciety's Fair,
will be held at the old Fair Grounds, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the 18th,
l4th and 18th of October.
The Regulations will be the same as last year,
the first day being devoted to entries, the second
to the cattle fair, the third to the horse fair
The general exhibition of vegetables, manafac
lures and fancy articles to continue during the
second and third days.
Admission 10 cents at the gates. Members
tickets as heretofore.
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Whipping a Snowman.

oaite a lively spectacle, of tLe gymnastic ant,
was observed at the corner of Liberty and Mar
ket Streets on Saturday evening.
a Snowman, " mistake, got into another
mans buggy and was driving off. when the
proper owner of the horse and wagon. observed
the showman departing with his property, and
rushed cut and grasPed his horse by the bride,
and then applied a large whip, with oft repeat
ed strokes over the back and head of the aston
ished Snowman, who was suddenly jerked from
the vehicle and considerably damaged as to his
hide, This was one of the nimble athletic per
formsnces net mentioned in the shOw-5ills.
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Az ADAMS BOOK & MUSIC STORE.
Al AOAHS' B0OK h MUSIC STORE.
At ADAMS BOOK a. MUSIC STORE.
At ADAMS BOOK < MUSIC STORE.
Warren, Aug. 4, Ices