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Look OUT FOR New CoUNrsRyEIr-A new
and unusually well executed counterfeit three
dollar bill on the National Bank of Illinois, at
Equality, has just appeared. 1t is exceedingly
well calculated to deceive. The plate is altered
from counterfeit ON the National Bank of
Rhode Island, and the bill has ON it the Rhode
Island coat Of arms, an anchor. The descrip-
ton is as follows: "The word THREE" in heavy
capitals across the ends; Estate Of Illinois" At
the top and figure "s" twice; . spread eagle for
will pay" &C., Equality" at the bottom, and
in the centre are q shield and anchor, the Rhode
Island coat of arms.-ChcaRo Journal.
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-N,. thousand hogs we're packed q 3D.
a,v;lle this season.
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| TIE LATE Snow SroRM IN CoSSkcrIcur-A
WISrRY ScESs.-The Hartford Comm Times
has an interesting account Of the late snow
storm in that region. After stating that il
commenced showing at 8 o'clock on the morn
ing Of the 4th inst, during the prevalence Of .
high wind. it adds:
The morning Of the 4th dawned on Z wintry
scene Of veritable Arctic savaeensss. such a.
10 rarely seen here, and the snow was driving on
before the gale and falling with steady rapid
ity, greater probably than any man living has
ever before witnessed ia this latitude. The
mercury at 8 A. n. had fallen Is deg from Is
deg, on the preceding evening. All around
there was seen one wide waste Of snow. living
in rounded undulstions and unbroken BY the
track OF man or beast. Already doors, gate
ways and windows we're blocked up by its rapid
accumulation. At nine o'clock a. N. the depth
OF the snow was found to be, on careful meas.
uremens in an open field, away from house.
roofs and trees, % inches. This showed that
for the space Of six hours, between and 9 "A
M., 1t must have showed at the average rate Of
rather more than ST inches an hour-a rate
quite without precedent in this region, when
continued so loug time.
Between A. N. an0 p. n. it showed fully
ct the rate Of two inches an hour, making eight
inches more, with . rising wind. At 1 o'clock
+. ~ the snow gradually slackened, and at
tive ceased TO fall; but II inches fell after /
o'clock, making the total average depth Of
snow from this storm not less than 3l& inches.
or over II !feet on . level. The scene during
the storm in some of the narrower streets.
where doors and windows were blocked Up,
fences buried out Of sight ia deep drifts and.
in some cases, shops not opened, were Of 4
lxNsu al
would fall from some Of the sleeper slate roofs
upon unlucky pedestrians, burying up the side
walks and sending up cloud Of white dust to
considerable height in the tempestuous air.
Wresthed cornices Of stainless snow were
carved out with great sharpness Of outline, and
overhung the edge Of many : roof, Of a purer
material and more graceful mould than any
work Of human build.
The great feature Of this storm is the rapidty
and copiousness with which the snow fell stead.
lily Tor so many continuous hours Within the
last forty years there may have been one or
two storms Of snow nearly as deep, but they
have been much longer in acknowledgement
orally from thirty six to forty eight hours-with
frequent intervals Of almost entire cessation
Ordinarily, an average rate Of one inch an hour
II last showing Tor = protracted nOrtheaster. In
this storm about thirty inches Of snow fell in
ten successive hours, or at the average rate Of
three inches an hour rspidity Of accumula-
ton wholly without parallel in this vicinity
q least during the present century.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

beaten in Indiana, Il il because he was not
II the fight, Bright and Fitch having kept
that State on the Presidential Democratic
platforn.
The truth 10, Abe Lincoln and Attorney
General Black left but "grsGse spot" OF
the author of the Hospers' Magazine arti-
ole, and now, thst has been "wiped up' by
the people at the recent elections
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Min nesOln Election.

CHIcA0o, OCT. IA.
We take the following from the St. Paul
Dsily Times Of the 18th:
Returns come in very slowly. Ramsey
gains 90 fas from the vote Of l857-5OO 10
Ramsey county, 300 in Hennepin, 400 in Da-
cotah, LIS in Rice, 100 in Washington, $50
in Auoka, and 100 in Carver. He holds bis
own in Goodhere, gaining some in Wabash
aw and Chicago. He probably loses in Wi
mona. The balance of the Republican ticket
runs fully MP with Ramsey, thus far making
their gains as far az heard from 800 or 700
greater than his. The Republicans are known
| to have gained one Senator and two Repre-
ssn.stives in Ramsey county, one Senator
and one Representative 10 Auoka district.
one Representative in Rice, and probably five
in Dscotah. The Democrats have gained
four Representatives in Winona. There is
no doubt the Republicans elect their Con.
gressmen, Governor and State officers and .
majority in both branches Of the lie gislature.
The Republican majority in the State cannot
be loss than 5000, and will probably reach
| 5000.
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The result Of the recent elections has more
than damaged, it has utterly destroyed, the
prospects Of Douglas for the Charleston NOM
ination. The Northwest vas regarded as
Douglas stronghold, and the contest has
been waged upon the platform Of Squat.er
Sovereignty and under the banner Of the
"Little Giant" Ohio Was canyassed BY
Douglas himself, and the strongest men Of
the party were in the field - candidates,
backed up BY the patronage Of the Adminis-
tration, - veil - by the popularity and per-
sonal efforts Of Douglas. The result shows
: large increase for tho Republicans ON the
popular vote. an overwhelming majority in
the Legislature, fall corps Of State officers,
and gain Of United States Senator.
In Iowa there Was : perfect fusion Of the
Democracy, combining the ingredients Of !
Popular Sovereignty platform and the popu-
larity Of Douglas from one section, and the
money Of tho Administrators with the pres
tigs Of the old oikoe- holders to strengthen
tho ticket. But with oil these appliances the
Republicans Of Iowa bald their own, elected
their entire State ticket with On increased
majority in the Legislature, and secured !
United States Ssnstor for six years to como.
And in Minnesota, whore similar Influences
were brought to bear in favor Of the Dsmoc.
racy, the Republicans have rsvolutionixsd
the State, slsctsd the Congressmsn and both
branches Of tho Legislature and gained I
United States Senator. In oil these States
IL re-.- e noss.=: 80 -. rs popularity oi
Squaster Sovereignty ware exhausted in vain.
The people turned from thar In disgust
There 10 no virtue in them, and the people
can never be brought to worship these Of,
rejssssd idols Of the doaghfaee Democracy
This fact II too clear to admit OF serious
question. Thrice have Douglas and his dog
mas been rejected BY the people d Ohio and
Iowa under circumstances that would render
their presentation for : fourth trial an indi
sstion Of the political folly Of insane Dc.
spair.
DougiAs' boosted popularity in tho North
west i the interest ignus Jfatuss Of party
lost and bewildsred in the quagmirss Of 20.
litisal sxpsdisnsiss. He vas badly bs.ter
last week 10 every section Of tho North vsst
bio W. bsatsn last year on the popular vote
even in his own State and il be has not been
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. IA.
There Was great throng in attendance at
the s.. James, Monumental and St. Paul's
churches Of this CITY to-day, to witness the
conservation Of the Bishops and Assistant
Bishops Of New Jersey, Ohio, Texas and Min
nesota.
Rev. VIM. Henry Odenheimer, Bishop Of
New Jersey, and Rev. Gregory Thurston Be-
dell, Assistant Bishop Of Ohio, were conse-
Grated in St. Paups Church Rev. Alexander
Gregg, Bishop Of Texas, in Monumental
Church, and Rev. Henry P. Wbipple, Bishop
OF Minnesota, in st. James Church.
The ceremonies were very imposing, all
the Bishops in attendance Ut the Oonv ention
assisted in the conservation. The attendance
included large number Of strangers. The
General Convention was not in session to-
day, in consequence Of the conservation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

CO An attempt at economy BY one of the
Rothschilds, is told in French paper. Co.
ing to Paris, he registered eight trunks .,
Metz, but only seven arrived He vas very
anxious, telegraphed to Metz, and learned
that the eighth had been left behind on 40
count OF its excessive weight. In reply to a
question he said it contained million TWEEN.
~ franc pieces The price Of registering
was at onoe augmented from l00f. to 625f
much to the capitalists chagrin, though BIZ
got the valuable baggage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

YELLOW sPRINGs COLLEGE.
F1HE Trustees and patrons Of Yellow Spring
ooilsgs bsg leave e ell tss ass.ntion q ths
to those Who wish 70 ssoars edusstion.
LIST. IL location In the midst Of farming com
munity, remote from the temptations inoiasat 70
large towns secures for the stsdent that quist -
fayorAhle to study. KessstA, small village
around the Institution, 10 sixteen miles north Ut
Burlington and 10 everywhere noted Tor the hsalthi-
Of it, location, and the morality Of it citi
Sens.
I'd. In point Of economy, THO institution enjoys
IN advantage over any other with whieh We am
acquainted. Board, including room furnished and
kept, can b had for o - psr week, with libsr-
q reduction for prepayment. Board without
the viiiage, which young men, desiring % ssono-
mise, may rent, and supply thsmselves with pro-
visions, 81 great saving d cost. Y0ang mem Of
approved piety, having the Ministry N visv, can,
(i oonnscted with tho New School Prsohytsrian
Church), receive from the Education Fund ~ per
year and their tuition paid b sshoaazshiPs It
present vacant.
sd. W. Aavs isresst and most complete Philo-
z.h. The Faculty, composed Of experienced Pro-
fessors and Teaahssa give their whole time 70 the
work Of instructiOn.
With I'll these oonsidsrations in orr favor, We
confidently make our appeal to the public for
| students and funds to complete the endowment Of
The n<st Form begims Sept. tn. 1859.
| For further particulars, address Hon. wv. HAR-
PER, or \ LsoHARD, Esq, Kossuth. Dss Hoinss
| County, Iowa.
Aug 81. sod
kEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
VNHE ssssioas q this Institntion will b resumed
on Monday, Sept. 6th, In the basement Of the
Chatham square Church, corner Of TIA and Morgan
st.. Those rooms have bssn fOnnd dry and cool and
sssy a. aedsss.
The Teachers secured 70 Instruct in their diasr-
ant dspaftnsotsof study. ars the following,
Mr.. 8. ,. MILLIANEi
Mrs. =. i. CRAvkN;
Msdam NEU66;
Ar. o. @. I6BELL.
Prospsctss Of the Institution Will b. ppblisa,d,
and can be obtained application 70 the President
| Or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, or to the
Principal
WV. THOMPSON, President.
H. Esaosa. Secretary.
Aug. -, SGD
y1venils Dsoks.
vrHE New Rollo Library;
| j The Young Peoples Library;
The Little Church;
The children Gems;
The Home Library. BY Cousin Alice;
Alice Hawthorn . Library;
Hrs. Eoli.'. Twilight SCORES,
Aunt Anry's 6tories
Uncle Phillips Library;
Also, Books printed on Cloth, highly oolorsd.
FOR sale By N. W. WEBrCOTT,
| Octld VII 81 Main-st.
01AOULDERS,
| a Wholesale and Retsil, By
augls 50 Naia-st.
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Pugilissic--saysrs W. Mssaan

The New York Sunday Courier has been
informed on good authority that the match
between Heenan and Savers, tho champion
Of England, has bsen made, and that they are
to fight for El0OO, f500 side, on the "a Of
june, 1850. This il the day before the three
years will expire that entities Savers to the
fnIl possession Of the champion belt. Should
Hsenan win the belt, he will have to remain
in England ready to fight any man in the
world Tor three years from the time he be-
comes possessed Of the champion belt. On
the cantrary, should SAyers defeat Heenan,
becomes fully possessed OF the bolt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

LONDON WATERLOO. s. Hillard writes
The water in London IL dstestabis when
you drink it you are reminded of weak so.
luton OF EPSON salts, and when you wash in
it, Of the sand in which the Arabs, when in
the desert, are allowed 30 make their oblu-
tions. Why the English are nation Of beer
drinkers, 10 perfectly ineligible TO any enc
who comes to England. How my soul ha,
painted here for the Ice waters of,home and
how my ear has languished for the musica
rastle.of the melting srystal against the side,
OF the pitcher-a s0und sweater in hot day
than harp or dulcimer.
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Dislressin mr. ACCIDENT.

About dusk Oh Saturday evening, Mr.. Hon.
~ w. Hasbrouck, Of the firm Of Kenyon &
Hasbreuck. doing bssinsss in Park place, in
this city, while crossing the North River, 10
. small boat from Iona Island, the residence
OF DR.. Grant, his brother in-lAw, TO Peeks-
kill, Was run down by the steamboat Thomas
Powell, and drowned. There were three OF
DR.. Grants workmen on the boat, two OF
whom also lost their lives. Tbs third, named
James Rennison, WAS rescued, though badly
injured, having been struck BY the steamers
wheels. A soon . il became known that
the steamer had run over the boat, the cap
tain ordered the engines 70 DO reversed, and
aided BY his crsw, did oil In his power to
rescue Mr.. Hasbrouok and his oarsmsn.-(N.
i. TriD., iOtn. ~
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Six years old, bearing Grape Roots also
early May Cherry Trees, for sale at No.
Estes House, Main-st., Keokuk, lows.
oct16 VIM. BARNES.
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HOOkHg 0OOKS!y HOOKS!Il
MINISTER'S New Pictorial Dictionary;
w EDcyolopedia Of Religious knowledge;
Rollin' p Ancient History;
Shakespeare, 8 VOL, sheep;
Crudcn . Concordance;
Browns do
Bible with Psalms;
Psalm Bosks, de-;
For sale by NV. WESTCOrT,
Octl6d 81 Main-st.
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The Illinois Delegasion to surren-
dsr.
A Washington letter writer says, ia speak
ing of the probabilities Of the election Of
Speaker and Clerk Of the House Of Represent
atives at Washington next winter:
The Illinois Democrats cannot be counted
on by the Republicans, in any arrangement,
for the organisation Of the House. Douglas
il about to cave in to the Administration, and
will prevent the Illinois delegation, whom he
claims to own, from going with any other
than the Democratic caucus. 1t lie by such
miserable devices that he hopes still to stand
we'll before the Southern Democracy ct
Charleston He knows be must now have
their votes to nominate him and their votes
to elect him but he knows now that he will
have no strength unless he 10 the regular
nominee. Finding that the North won't back
him up, he will back down, and try once
more to regain the confidence of the South.
Il 10 the last desperate effort Of man bank
rupt In character and political principles.
He and Mr.. Forney are not on good terms
just now. Forney, who is Of exceedingly
easy overture, wants to coalescs with the Re.
publicans and make, If he can, some bargain
for organising the House; but Douglas, who
knows that any such arrangement would
| damn him at tho South, and totally destroy
his chances OF obtaining the nomination a,
Charleston, wants to draw of his lackeys
the Illinois Democratic delegation, and com.
pei them to 90 into the councils OF the De.
mocracy, provided the latter will receive
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

"a The Tuscan Government has, By . de-.
orse OF the 18th Of Sept, raised Major Gen.
oral daribaldi to the rank Of Lieutenant Gem
eral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

ca The report Of marriage engagement
between Senator Sumner and wealthy lady
in the vicinity Of Boston, circulated some
months since, is contradicted BY the Boston
Transcript.
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The majorities average almost precisely
the same, 30 far, ~ ct the election two years
ago, when Lowe had rising of 2l00 majority
in the State.
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II extensively kA0wn
throughout the United States, will arrive 8 Kss-
kak on Monday, Oct. 18th, and may - snasnltsd at
friday. os is, osy. b.. D. asi.s as r.s 1h.
u. sdueAtsd Physician and Surgeon Of tho old
school, will y foa1d fully sonpstsnt to perform
any operation on the Rye and Mar necessary to re-
mean, 70 remove any disssss 81 thoss delisats or
cans within the reach Of science and human skill.
The sxtraordin.y snd formidable operations
lately performed ~ d.. .. o several Gases Of
Deaf Dumensss, By which they we're made 70 hear
end sPsak, Ian opsrssioa believed never bsfors 70
have been succsssfully performed By any other
Surgeon In America Il certainly calculated to
sreass hope, not only IL those similarly afflicted,
minds OF thoss Who may BE- suffering from partial
total Deafness that they can have thsir dissass
e0npisssiy II. T:novsd .n4 as.rise restored.
highsst rsspeetabiNty which will be furnished TO
applicants, who're required.
No charge Tor - sxAnination Of N opinisa.
Oct. lo-16tv3s
Insurance! Insurance Insurance
DOLICLn5 q G<9ss, Dwellings. Nsrshandis
Pc9k Hesssst Psb!ie B.ildiags, Manufacturing
following substantial ConpAnies
PHOENIX ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
OArIrAL 1400, 900.
CITY FIRE INs. Co, or HARTFORD, CONN.
CArrAL 3l5O,0OO.
HARTFORD FIRE ms CO., or HARTFORD.
CAFIrAL e60O, 600.
MERCHANTS, ms. co., on HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL e200,00
This Agsacy always pays il Losses promptly n
CASH. sA
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured at
ysRY uoDInAfn rnxn1Un, for one, thrss i've
years. Calland learn thu RATES.
WIN. -. DELKNARs Agss,
Octldlm 6soond-st., near Main.
YlSHR BOOK or THE CHAPT1R, Or Morritorial
Instructions IN the degrees Of Mark, Past, and
Aoss NxoellAnt AAstAr, and the Holy Royal Arch.
4 g s' 81. !, o8Dsr. BRowEELL ! 90.
Oysters Oysters!
EyRn66 BALIlN0RB OYsfER6 received & the
I "YoUna AnsnsoA SALOON, !" and for sale b. the
en- Or half 90, q served up 70 suit.
Sspt1odN
CALT..-KanaWha and Lake, IN b6E., low, 81
- jy0 w. II. AUSTIN = 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

Ex-Governor Hempsted bolted the regular
Convention ticket In Dubuque and ran for
County Judge against Mahoney and beat him.
Stephen was the old Judge and had CON-
siderable Railrosd aid to secure his -elec-
ton. The truth 10 that the power, patron
ago and corruption Of the County Judges
throughout the State made them In almost
every other county, as we'll as old Lee,
stronger than their party.
sOccasional'' writes to the Philadelphia
Press the. i is generally conceded :. Wash,
ipgton that tho Charleston Convention will
frst Of May, 1860. He says the friends Of
Douglas are in favor Of the earliest period.
The earlier the better for Douglas; and it
would have been still better for him had the
Charleston Convention come OF before the
publication Of the Harper Magazine article,
or the results Of the recent elections.
GTB. r. Butler, Democratic nominee for
Governor Of Massachusetts, in his letter OF
acceptance svows himself in favor Of Pro
tective Tariff, and holds that the bred Scott
decision protects Slavery in the Territories.
He 10 sound Democrat, Of course.
e. One A. p. Gate has been nominated
BY the Democracy for Governor Of New
Hampshire. He has got used to being de-
feated for that office, and don't mind it.
eTThe Hon. Eli 8. Shorter OF Alabama
| has recently enlightened the Democracy BY
the publication Of his views on matters and
things. Hesays:
"Let the South respectfully, but earnestly
demand Of the Charleston Convention the
endorsement Of tho principle Of Oongression-
81 protection in the Territories, and believe
that the anti D Douglas Democrats Of the North
will be found voting with u.s."
Not doubt Of it, and Douglas will be frs,
and foremost Of the doughfaoes in the race
Of subserviency.
But Mr.. Shorter don't understand Doug.
las, and don't seem to think him . safe mar
to tie to. He says:
/ SHE stvnds not . shadow Of chance fol-
the nomination 1t Charleston. would .,
soon expect to see that Convention nominate
Seward, Hale or Giddings, 40 Douglas.
would vote for one Of them a. soon ~ would
for him."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

O. Miss Dorothea l.. Dix lately visited
tho Lanatie Asylum, St. Johns, N. B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

NAH MIED,
On the 18th inst, by ksv. Jas. Brown, Mr.. Jos.
Finney OF Butler Co., o., to Mise Ora Susan No
Mahon OF Hancock Co., Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

1v1 to The Ladies for their post pssrosaes,A
and hopes 70 receive . ooutinuAnse u - !
same. She has returned with large stick q
French Millinery Goods. Fall and Wintsr Bon
nets Of the latest styles, Blond Lace, Gne TssnsA
Embroidery, selected with taste; LaOs Wallis, Kid
Gloves, 0suntlstts, Silk and WOODEN Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French CofsetH, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, selected with taste, 10.
Ladies are invited TO call. Store south side Of
Main-st., between "a and I'd.
6ept17-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

QTMajor Ellis, Of Cuban and Nicaraguas
fame, died On the 7th, in New Orleans, OF
lingering consumption, At the very early age
Of 80 years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

TSchiller's centennial birthday ID to b
celebrated in various parts Of the world on
the 10th Of November.