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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-22

F11e WalcA Repasrlng.
.enH8 s1hsusiAsr being oblige4 - make change
y u ~ WA1Cn RsRAI Rlns DnRAnrnsnss has -
eured ~ a1ryioss Of : competent workMan--ons
Who un6eSstapds his business thoroughly. Great
care VIII Be taken With al work sntfustsd 70 my
care, md the work warranted q give satis1a1tion.
~ A&ps6iss n CIscks. JessfvS. $r.. also ths
1aD~ fAcsaSng Of goods OF every dessstptions shall
rseaiye NJ paFsonal attention, and wasranted
r, 6.--Werk Of ~ ksM6s not gtvinG yss3sss 49,
fefscftea Will b promptly adipste4 hy estling %
yhe subscriber, at No. Eates House
April s-dAw SAN - g. hNID010.
CLOTHING STORE.
+ AN again IN the Clothing business, and invite
aiitAs oid settlers, = wsii - al now ouss, q
-sl BURKE'S CORNER,
North- -waeA esvuer Of Main and Third streets.
hass svAry ssyas q sso1s for mem wsar, wAasA
will ssA shsap lor -oash.
Spring and GUNNER Goods
Ts sait Svssy 1850. Also. 0sntl:ns.. EsFsasAinl
aoods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and valess.
eOsIi ana sesR HARRY FULTON.
| M EaE 0OODS.
| FNOUNag AND PLAIN SKIRT ono AND uKe
| II anA IA mEGGa; doahls width Black IA
irnss r. D. POSTER.
| TaA0DLBS--sS bzs., St4r szd 4ssh, fss seis b.
II my0 KELLOGG B1n6k
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrnzes this mAlArious poison Ia the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expcl it from the
body As ii should, 50 Il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And X does more
rath e does what is Of service 10 those sub
ect 10 this infection. If taken in season ii expes
il FROM the eysiein il is absorbed and thns keeps
those who use 1t free from It's attacks keeps the
system m health although exposed to tho disease
Consequently Il not only cures, but protects nom,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant inhneace. such. a. Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Heanache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
FeveYs, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, 0out, Blindness
Tooth ache, Earache, sCatarrt Asthma Palpita-
tons, Painful AHsctoas of the Spleen. Hystesirs,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach aud Bowels, all or which, when arising
from this cause win be found to assume more or
less the inteunttsat TYPE. This Aous CrRE =
removes the cause Of these derangements, and cures
the disease. % sss@# @HE
This 1t accomplishes BY stimulating the excre-
tories TO expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habitSd to do this
Their ol6ce Of their own accord Hence 1vi4gs what
ne term aeelwaaatsoa. Time may accomplish the
same end. but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this = AGuE Cum
does II at once, and with safety. We have great
reason % bx1isye this Is surcr az well IN safer
ssznedy fns the whole class of diseases which are
caused BY the miasmstic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
II Is cheap well good.
ss &f@ PREPARED ny
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RAIxsROA AD.
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CHANGE OF TIMEl

= = . = ~
70 take eAeot on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
TSROM and after the shove data and until fur
Il ther notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packes Depot, Ksokuk - follow:
First Train isavss Kcokuk daily {ssn-
days s1cspts11At $500 4. =.
6ssDad Trans leaves Keokuk daily
lsusdays cxeepted) st 400 r. \
First Train leaves Aontrose daily
tSundAys exoepted) 1t s:1B 4. n.
Second 1rnin leaves Montrose daily
{6mdays sxcspted) 1t 500 P. =.
N3 TEMPLlE PLUMMER CO., Lsssees.
b. ". DAVIS, SuperintsnAent-
J. r. TBwKssURy Ticket AgeAt, Main-st.
10Ihe above road is now prepared to furnish
Cars for Pic Mics and pleasure parties short
tice snd on the most favUrsble terms. For furthel
isfornatisn spply st the Once in Pseket Depot,
or to thu s6nperintcndent.14
Junee. 'o-dkw
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kuk, lows. AA
Dr. Hicks, IN renewing his card 70 ~ psbhs,
would call attention 70 new utyls q "PSAts
Work, which 10 psoaiiufly edapssa % eat, isrsgu-
~, and oeAerwiss A1Asnh tswa. Thb tnpsovs-
meat Aas hssA tssta1 three ysass anA has sastaned
IL early promise Of Alling real uant IN PLATE
work. The work ii now worn ny many OF ouf most
prominent citisens, who give 1t beatty approval,
ana = vAon hs b psruafttAd TO refer thoss inter-
ested.
DR.. II. 10 also Dounting sCsntinuous 0an
U0rk. s1b@a ~wuek, s1d pflasy s'0eM fhse
x0k, H6f which ks has Snp1ffof stock ef msts.
rial. He IL prepared 70 Ail teeth with Gold FOIL,
4sAdhssiss 0Sl6 and ~OhryaaA 0oid, in tho most
thorough and durable manner. La a4
In-view Of the stringsncy IN money natsen
some aluston to PR1cBs may not b tmpTPss-
Whls. onths eas hs1d, Dr.. II. believes u ~ the
6eo1eiMcy = we'll . 10 hpneooof CO not
to work 1t Al than 70 work 8 prices that WI! ne
osssitats inferior vuek % ~ other hand ne u
uillinG to AOpteru II his charges to the lower
stAndsrd Of smunsfttiSn that other occupations
With fifteen ysars' experience, thorough devo-
tion to his profession. and IN earnest dsstrs TO
please. hs 1s det9unaned . nritaol hopes to re-
ceiys, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
tOforc enjoyed.
Julyll.dkW N aHs
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

AyVA - ONUxA0x UAO - 4AA0s
eoa Al TK puaposEs o. 4 PuaGaTE MEDICINE.
FoR CosTIvgSKs;
EOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAuNDIcK;
FoR THE CrRE or INDIGESTION
For HEADACHE;
FoR THE CuRE OF DYsENTERy;
FoR Foul STOMACH;
FoR TIE CURE or ERysIrRLAs;
Foa THE PILES;
EoR TIE CURE OF ScRoYuIA,
FoR ALL SCRoruLous CoMPLAIsTs:
FoA TINE crRE or RHEuMATIsM;
F0R DIsEAsEs or THE SKIN
FoR TIE CURI OP LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DR0PSY;
Foa TN Cuas or TETTEs, TuAoas AND SALT
RHRuM;
FoR WORMS
FoR THE CURE OF GouT;
FoR A DINNER Phil;
EOR THK CuRE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They ere sugar-coated, 80 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity.
1ries = esats pr 1ox; 5 soxss for sl,oo.
men. and eminent personages. have lent thesr
names 10 certify the usefulness Of these
remedies, hut our space here win not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AaDnIcAN ALMANAC in winch they
ere gvsn; With alao full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the Eea1ment that should be fol-
loved Tor fhsig curs.
DO not h put o. BY unpEincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
DsnArd AYnA's, and take no others. The sick
WANT the best cid there il for them, and they should
| haxe Il. H
Al oux Remedies are for sale BY
HARTLRTT, KAYR 4 CO., Ksokuk.
| =. n. REED = CO., Chicago,
/ BARNARD ) co, St, Louis,
HUIRI, ECKSTEIN I CO., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in tho United State
mylsA&vly
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ksskuk. M. PlsasansA = In soasans
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT. J

AOOOs cEhCUN A1AANuA AM ENI. Ss
- st. LOUIS, ST. PAUL ~.A
srrLLwarEn.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
TINE following swift and superior Steaners win
i ssmposs this line for the present season:
GAk kADA, Capt Ward.
MINNESOTA RELLK, Capt. Hut
PENN RESf4sk, eT..T GT.P.: &c, o.4s; s,.v...o.
PBMsiNAW, cspt asn1IrI.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. Rnopns.
MA. L. SWING, Capt 0assxK.
N0RTHEkNkR,C Capt. ALsoaD.
They viii leave ksokak, for ST. Paul, on Tuss-
day, " sdnesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for 81. Louir on Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successfal operation for
ths past year. and for regularity, comfort and per-
feet reliability hAa not bean surpassed by any
eanisation on the Western Rivers, and hope to
msrit i eontinance Of the liberal patronage which
Asa besn heretofore bestowed upon them.
Fss frsi&at 2. Psssags sPply -
BROWN, AUSTIN : co, Agsats,
/ WARDEN 4sHALER, a.n1 4 Asu 81. Louis.
Rsb30d 4.
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In Regular Through LiHe TO San TsAncisco, via n .
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only With the steamers Golden
liz Gate, Golden Age, John l.. Stephens and
Eonora, of the aH@
Pacific Moi StsdMskip Co. 0f Panonsd,
Direct to Aspinwdu.
The splendid be>amships
RALTIC. ADNATIC AND allan TIC.
O1sH s ;,t LsSs ..A @ssPssN - sS'
hsving New FORK on the sth and goth of
sach month, FROM tho fset Of OAaai
e4 street and Nsrth River,
- Passenger aSd AAn Wall = forwarded p
fanama Hai!rcsa, ana connect . f:namA WITH she
racinc MaH oteamsniP ComPanyS mA9nlnocn q
6ssA0ships, which VIII De 10 rssas.sss, .nd lesvt
!AsnLx sOs 80 E.aols1o. 81 Iaey VII g en
sAr6ea Ssee ea eanenoS run aaauoeas " Comps
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN & CO.
(succassoas 70 !. Z. nosss co.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
NJ

HI - r D. An ID ALE =
i In QUEENEWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Ksro-
sens Lamps Solar sHd Hanging Lamps, Locking
0las0, Tea Tssya, -. 10. n
Having purchased the lalge and well sslssAsA
steck at the old stand Of G. 3. 0ri6th + Co., will
Be pleased TO have call from one and all. We
int4nd 70 kssp constantly hand . complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods dtSeef from the nanufactu-
rers In HnGhad, Eraaes an4 Amsrisa, We viii b
ahs 70 sell ~ low - any regular house in the West
v. n. SULLIVAN i co.
Jan IL. l65e-dkw
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

H@H ~UH sOE I'LL sucff Vnuwh IUF UTE cure U
every variefy Of Threat and Lang Complaint, that
It is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As Il has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality s kept up to the best
II ever has been, and that il may be relied ON 70
do for their relief ell it has ever been found to do
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II AVE saiasl - ssu1A4Ass y all Who me
Ii them, and hgys proved erect tbs most vnin-
able inventions Il The ass. They uss 4. sau..is,
alike, which cannot b unravelsd or pulled out;
They ars IN made with the hgset mechanical
skiIl, aad al warranted to work we'll on AL kipes
q goods, from tie Lghsss. Eaes;o M 70 ,s. hss,y
our new Family Sewing Machine. Il has been
manufactured expressly for Family Use, and nas
met vseA fsyos froa AL. Il - - sinpaihsd = 70
render y slmoat inpoasble 70 O. ont Ok oros,. %
- asfsHish ons, that - small pisss 4 msoAan-
Below ~ give dsseri ption Of the different style
Of the Wssd Patent;
~orfsd by hand d foot, ea Of ID iis ova sasis,-
For the Of shipping, and also for large
msnufactoriss, who're Il 10 neeessay TO place :
nunbsr of machines into : long bsneh, naking sss
tabls ansvsr for all. Price so, :,
No. !. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, With
Or withost Box Top, which leeks down. Price siss
and 4llo.
Nc. 8. Same sise as No. !, but runs with bel.
and q much higher rate Of sped. lnis .ina soa
This i rosIiy NJ cAsapsst naeAins In the nG
ket, - there 10 no work dime on Sewing Aacnias
that II viii not do. 1t II confidently assorted that
this machine runs sasisr than any machine nov N
use. Price 3loe.
No. q. This machine has ! long arm 70 aesommo-
date large work. 1t runs 1t high rate Of spssd,
runs easily, and y, without doubt the best ma
chine for Tail0ss' use ever e6sved TO the public
3 n pes11aAxly AttAd for plaatation work. being
very simple yet substantial and durabs, With but
litefs ha6iIity TO get out Of order. Priee SI7e.
No. 3. Thia II Anew and ehespsr styls, ana
general favorite fer Family, Light Leather, and
Sseat variety Of work. Ii has bssn gottes sp With
sefsraass % furnishing strong and durable, .yst
| light and tasty Machine, 1t less price than
- >A ~ h~a wnAn an IN mi
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or even for the paper for the
time they did take it, ought to lose cur
tom, We hope they always will. We do
not charge that many Of the Davenport
merchants do this, some of them have,
but the majority are not SO far gone as
that, rome Of that kind nou advertise ia
the Upton ADVERTISER. We take ii Tor
granted that the Road will be built from
Davenport to Wheatland, although We
cannot gee th. necessity for it, if, as they
say the traa6c must 60 to Davenport to
cross the mississippi, ard We would sd-
rise our Daveupor. friends y aid Jones
county in building tho Ana'uoss Branch
Of tho Upton h. h Rome 10 point in
the Branch road, vi. also in the Davcn
port project. Frvm Wheatland to Rome
direc. is said be eighteen miles, while
BY the c. I. & N. r. r., and the Anamo
"a Branch it is only twenty miles, tw'
miles farther. We have no doubt bu
Davenport will get her full share Of trad
any how, and if. when she has completes
the Auamcsa Branch. the Wheatlan
road is not completed, she cau spcedil
secure the connection BY aiding the Tir
ton r. r.
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County Seat Excitement.

There has been considerable excite
ment, of late, in Marshall county, about
the re. location of the county Seat, The
county Canvassers, assembled under writ
Of n,an9an,us, last week refused to obey
the writ, md again rejected the returns
from several townships. TIL" canvassers
have been arrested, under section 27o3 of
the code, for depriving the electors of
three townships of their sutfragcs. The
Times says the county Judge has since
called in two Justices, recanvassed the
vote and declared Marshal the county
Seat. and issued an order to the Sheriff
to remove the records, &C., and the Shcr-
in wa. resisted by an armed mob. There
was a large posse" under the command
Of the Sheriff, and was about charging
upon the mob. when an injunction was
served on the Sheriff, cnjoining him not
to remove, and he pesasahly discharged
his Itne.e.
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To Farmers.

We have Inadvertently neglected sooner
to notice the fact that the manufacturers
Of Manny's celebrated reapers, Messrs.
Talcott, Emerson & Co, Of Rockford,
ILL.,, have presented to the Iowa State
Agricultural Society one of their CON-
bined reapir ( and moving machines, to
be awarded to him who shall raise the
best five acres of Spring Wheat, in the
year 1859. This magnificent machine
is of the very best material and finest
workmanship, and will be awarded in
honor of the late John II. Nanny, the
great inventor, and will be called the
Nanny Prize" The machine was on
exhibition at the last State Fair-its
beauty and workmanship were admired
by every person, 1t is valued at two
hundred and twenty. five dollars. 1t is
now securely housed at Oskaloosa, where
it will remain, subject to the order of
the successful competitor. -Nuscatine
,Jur.
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Zuloaga OverthrOwn In Mexico.


The steamer Quaker City, with dates
from San Francisco to the 10Th ult., ar
rived at New Orleans on the Sth.
City of Mexico dates to the 18th,
state that Zuoaca had been dcposed BY
forces under Rcbles, and had taken ref
uge with the English minister
Vera Cruz, December 25,h, yio Min
iticaul General Robes overthrow the Zu-
loaga Government on the 23d. Eachar-
aga had previously pronounced in favor
of Robes, and the Constitutionalists Of
Jalapa aud Cordova had joined him.
Zuloaga has declared the i,y of Mex
leo in a state of siege and tried to com
promise with Eacharagay, but failed.
Zuloaga afterwards defeated, captured
and sentenced Eacharayny to death o,
Puebla, but a revolt in the City Of Mexi
co saved him.
Robes had released all political prison
erS
1t was supposed that Juarez would b.
placed at the head of the government
There was great rejoicing at Vera ruiz
! All parties in Mexico including the Lib
erals, were much dissatisfied with tina
part of President Buchsnsn's Me.sag,
which related to Mexico.
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From Washington.

New YoRK, Jan. IA.
The Washington correspondence OF
this meanings papers says: The Presi-
dent has declared himself decidedly op-
posed TO she organisation Of the Territory
Of Colsax- 49,, 81
The Treasury 10 absolutely hank
rupt, Capt. Mcigs wss unable TO ply
the money due % the Capitol sxsen-
sion. s+~..
:. The Pest Master Gencral in reply to
the resolution presented few days since
by Senator Hunter, has expressed the
opinion that the only way to render the
Post Offie Department sclf-eustaining il
to return to the basis Of the luw OF
lS45. establish uniform postage OF
s cents, and abolish the franking privil.
eye.
The HerolTs Washington corrcsr ond-
ent says The House Committee on For
cicn affairs will to. morrow act definitely
upon the question Of placing in the hands
of the President a sum sufficient to neg
otiate for the purchase Of Cuba. They
will probably agree upon s7,OoO,ooo for
that purpose.
The Senate went into Executive sess
ion to-day, and considered large number
of appointments. They confirmed Town.
send Harris as resident minister to ia.
pan.
Senator Douglas, since his deposition
as chairman of the Committee on Terri
tories, declines to meet with them.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
Private letters announce the recent
d scovcry near Fort Buchanan of the ole
Compadre silver mines, which have beer
for a long time buried aud lost
The Committee on Ways and Mcan'
met on Saturday, and conside: . the con
/ ditlon of the national treasury, It's def
cencies by the LIST Of July, it is believed
will be $50, 900, 900.
Lord Napier has officially requested
; IL British government to confirm or re
, flute the statement made in n London let
9 tor to the Boston Daily Advertiser, re
t spectiug his partizan relation here.
At meeting on Saturday, o. the Com
m,tee of Ways and Means, Secrctar.
( Cobb presented a report, showing tina
: more than SIS 900, 900 of treasury note
c fall due before the lst of July, whic|
/ there are no means available to meet.
S Mr. Phelps stated he was not prepare
: to bring forward any plan to supply th
D deficiencies in the revenue, but will d
e so on Tuesday, to which the committe
e agreed.
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SATURDAY. JAN. 22a .ssg
TlpeOn Railroad.

5aa The work Of grading this Railroad 10
progressing quite rapidly. II is now
'sboas oue.haf graded, and 10 many places
looks very much like = railroad. The
stockholders arc generally paying up
promptly, and many Of them are paying
up withou. waiting for the regular in
staltmeut to become duo. One of the
hrycst stockholders has paid up in full,
aud is, We suppose, getting ready to make
smother subscription.
While those who have taken stock are
'straining every nerve to pay their sub.
scriptlon, there are scores Of men, in and
sround Upton, who have not taken sin.
sic share Of stock. Many of them are
seundautly able to take stock, but their
public spirit is SO high that it is far above
their pockets, and they will not give I
cent. If such men could be shut of
from all benefits Of the road, it would b.
oil right. How such men can sleep qui
city, We cannot divine We would him
to such meu that the speedy completion
Of tho road depends on the amount o
stock subscribed and paid in. If net
would act in accordance with the golde,
rule in this matter, our road would 500,
be completed.
The work on the road south to Wilto,
is progressing rapidly and will, BY mid
summer, be ready for the iron. Their
is good time coming, sure the lengtl
Of time it will take in coming depend
upon our own action.
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New YORK, Jan. III.

The thermometer in Wall street this
morning at eight o'clock, stood at two
degrees below zero, the same point at
which it stood yesterday at the same
hour.
The rivers arc full of floating ice, and
navigation is somewhat impeded.
The driver Of one Of the Broadway ON.
abuses was frozen to death on his box
while driving up town.
A driver of one of the Bowery stages
became helpless from the cold and fell
from his box while the vehicle was in
motion.
A driver of the City Railroad car.
became frozen SO badly that he had to be
removed, and it is thought he will die
Other drivers had their limbs badly
frozen.
There is prospect that the rivers will
be frozen unless the weather modera.es
soon.
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The keokuk Post says that Judge
Boyle has purchased all the iron necessary
for the completion o. this road throug %
TO Fort Madison, and that tho contractors
design having the rails laid to that point
as soon as practieable-by the 4th of
July at the furthest The Mt. Pleasant
Journal says of this raod The work
is steadily progressing, About 100
hands are now engaged in grading. &c, at
different points, one company being en-
gagged directly south of this city. We
do not know when it is expected that the
road will be completed, but we presume
that the cars will be running from Kco-
kuk to Mt Pleasant before the end Of the
present year"
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Washington letter writers state it IS a
remarkable fact that there are now euga-
ged in the Interior Department, Super
iutendent and corps Of clerks compil-
ing statistics of the census collected in
1850, and 1t is said that years will be
required to complete the work. This is
worse thin the British circumlocution
office, cruelty sstirized by Dickens. If
the sttistics OF the industrial interests,
and of vitality, &c, cannot be promptly
obtained, it would be far better to confine
the federal census to the simple enumer-
alton of pop llation, leaving to the States,
severally, the work of computing the
various products Of the soil, aud Of the
various pursuits of the people,