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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

hHrssai III tho Steamer United Kingdom.
QUEBEC, May l, 1859.
The steamship United Kingdom from Glasgow 10th uit
Arrived ~ TINS port last night She brings later news
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Death Of Nicholas Hill, the Eminent lawyer.
ALBANY, May /, 1859.
bIr. Nicholas HILL the eminent lawyer, died at four
o'clock this morning He had been attacked by brain
fever but supposed recovering until three O'Clock,
when he awoke In sinking condition. and 10 one hour
PRED His death casts the deepest gloom over the
mrnity.
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Later Nsws from Europe-Arrival or thx
North Brat0n.

QuxBrc May I, 1869.
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool April 70
passed the station It River du Loupe at O'Clock Thu
evening An accident to the boat prevented the
procurement Of her The North Briton will DO q
hs port early In the morning, when her news, which d
but ono day later than that by the Breusn, at New
YORK, ~iii DO promptly forwarded.
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creed, color, party or nationality, upon the one
idea-hosti ty I, slavery. We doubt, howeser,
whether the Germans, who as class read the dany
papers, and are, therefore, generally intelligent
will be caught by chat of such poor quality as that
thrown ut by the black republican party mana
gers.
The eaes OF cotton Saturday were confined 70 some
few hundred bales ithout quolabe change 10 prices.
Holders were pres sing Gales, being disposed 70 await
tic receipt of more decisive regarding the prospects
of peace or war EUROPE before doing much The next
teanet may ossbly bring something more definite one
way OF the otssr teegrsphc despatch To q house In
city, received Saturday from Now Orleans, stated
,ba the receipts OF the week only about IL bales
against "a COO for the period last year. There
also a falling Off at Mobile. The transactions in foar
checked far the better class Of brands
concerned by the rmness ofhoderr while inferior grades
were III changed and rather heavy. Wheat was armer
and acve mixed Southern sold at 81 A. fair white
81 6s, Milo auke club at 81 IT, and red Western at
81 46a$l 50. Corn frmer and active, closing
At full prizes. Pork rallied little, and closed with more
buoy ancy sod at Sl6 Is sic 40, aud thin
me at $40 SIC &c. prime al SIS Is SIC So clear
at sis 80, and prime a, sl2 SO sl2 rs. Sugars were
quiet, tie Gales we're confined TO about 400 hhds at I'm
changed prices. The stock embraces 644el hhds. and
1855 boxes 24e bids meado and 90 $50 bags Coffee
firm, but sales limited leo bags Jamaica were
odd at Ike The stock OF Rio only 800 bags and
he fetal Of oil kinds embraced 40s7 bags and 43 922
msts Freight engagements limited, and rates with
out change of moment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-18
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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10 space occupied.
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per line.
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SO per cent. aore than the abnve rates
Ar iyasstsHt aaserffssmsnfs mass bs paid for
tn advance fhts rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly s.one,
tne price wlii DO the saae In the Daily
Where the Daily xnd weekly both used
Is par oeat- will bs deducted from the aggre-
gate Amount.
Under the present syssem, the advertiser
pays nueh for the space be occupies, the
changes being caargeabie for the com position
only. This plan - nov generally adopted -
Our charge for changes will be Is oeuts per
square.
~ In all eases where advertisements are
discontinued before tbs expiration of the year
or the tane contracted for, they will be cha rged
up ST oar regular rates for the time actual
y IN.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
q r. . % q q. AN ID n R q n 4 q O..
I HAVE this day admitted ~ = partner In The
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last sir years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the Arm
aud ssyle of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the oldest banking Houses (if no,
the oLiest) in Iowa, the firm selicits a contin
uance Of former patronages 80 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex
change, on the day of payment, free of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner,vix
HEFEREKcEs
Park Bank, NJ Y.
Winslow, LAnier a Co., Bankers, N. y.
Edward W. Clark 3 Co., ,PhiiadelphIs.
Howard Banking Co., boston.
capp, Fuller / Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman Geipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, bankers,
Gilmore !trothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. b. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institutiop, st. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. /, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jAn5d
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The Semi-Weekly Tribune Is sent TO Clergymen
al a. per annum.
The ew York Weekly Tribune, . large eight
page paper Tor the country, 10 published every
SATURDAY and contains editorials on the import
ant topics OF the times, the news Of the week, In
terssunE correspondence from ali parts Of tho
world, the New York Cattle, Horse and Produce
Markets, interesting and reliable Political, Me-
chanieala and Agricultural articles, dc.
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wINTER GOODS,

~
nUKE's BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM is
II welll filled with all kinds Of goods in bis line
for the seAson.
uyershoos, Ia quality, price and extent Of variety
decidedly the best stock In the city. They must be
soh.
slippers-Toile,, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies', GsntIcmen, Missss, Boys, iouthr and
Children Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots hair lined, and campaigned,
with gum 81 leather soies.
Dress aud common Boots Of every description, on
hand and made TO order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot arm shoe business Dake
ID Agent for two oi the best Sewing Machines ex-
tant--Weed y Patent and J. M Singer Co. 's-of
which be keeps specimens constantly ON hand
Singers Family sewing Machines are now sold for
$50. Persons waiting good Boots, shoes or sew.
ing Machines viii ind this just tho place TO get
them. Remember tits no trouble Ia show goods
Machines ut the "Bia BOOT Store, No. 6s
Main-st keokuk, Iowa.
nov Ipd
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r.. n. LUMAx.

AttO rney At Law.
JyyII4L practice regular ly in the District Court
w Of tbs tIitel states 81 Burlington, ia the
District Court " Leo County, and In the Supreme
Court u this state.
oilise % seeoaa-ss.. Afst door ever the Banking
House % W Inongsol d Co.
noy ihiBas
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The rScsipt Of ADVANCE GnEyIS frun -
British publishers givss sdItia.al valns 8 theee
Reprints, inasmuch - tAy sAnAsw - plassa q
the ands Of suhsesibss about = econ = ~ orss
. Ina atadst II - - -
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Moore's Rural New-YorkeY,
the LEADING Asp LARGEST CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary and Family Journal
VOLUME X, FOR 1850.

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ably known in the East and West, North and south
y the most popular Agricultural, Literary ana
Family Newspaper of the Age that we omit all
expletiyes In announcing the Tenth Volume. Suf
fee ii to say that effort expense will be spare
Best Journal Of its Class--rendering il, cmphati-
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TIE Tvibuno Al ma nac fer 1859.
Containing the Election Returns and the uaual
matter, will be publisher about christnas. Price
~ gents II copies, postpaid, for &li leo copies
postpaid, for 4s. Address ~ above.
novlAAw
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.'s
Rsprsnt Of the Byitish Periodicals and the
FaSmers' Guide.
l SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
IL. TO publish the following leading British Pc
riodicals, viz;
/.
The LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative,
2.
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8.
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4.
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BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAG, fIory.)
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o. the current literature Of the day, thseaGAout
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New Volume, New Dress, aad New
Club Termss
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C0.rnrlncrshtp.
The undersigned, having formedA Co. Partner
ship under tho name and yle of lainea Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of II. s. Farrar,
will continue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, &C., at
the old stand, corner Of ABiad Streets, near the
keokuk 4 II. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT IIAINES,
Keokuk Sept. 20, '61. r. z. HAINEs.
"A
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1058--So.

The New York Tribune, now more than seven
tsen 20 ara old, which the frs, journal In the
world that appeared regularly on IN imperial /
eight page Oh Get ut low priss two csats and
which has attained the unpArAlIeled aggregate Of
more than 200 900 sut@c ptiops respectfully soiic
is its share Of the patronage witch the Nstropol-
itan Press 10 hencefovth 70 receive.
within tho present year The TYibane has pro
vided itself with . new and fHstsr press, at cost
ct tS0,oOo, merely that some Of our Subscribers
may receive their papers mail earlier than they
otherwise ight do.
With correspondents at the most important points
throughout the clyilixed world, and . stat Of
writer's chosen from among the best In the conn
Try, We believe that even those who dialiks the
politics OF our paper concede TO IL frAnkness in
Ayowing is convictions and ability in maintaining
them. Weappeal then, 10 those who believe th at
an incfcased circulation Of the Tribune ould con
ducc to the political. telsctual and moral we'll
being of the Republic, to aid us In ehecting ssch
increase.
The Daily Tribune 10 printed on large imperial
sheet, and Published every morning and evening.
Sundays excepted snd Is mailed TO subscribers
Tor six dollars per annum in advance - % for Elk
mouths.
The Semi eekiy Tribune, ia published every
Tuesday and Friday, and contains III the Editorial
Of the Daily, with the Cattle, Horse and General
Markets reliably reported expressly for the Tri-
bnne; Foreign and Domestic Corrsspcndsace, and
during the coming session Of Congress il will con-
tain summary Of Congressional doipgs with the
more important speeches. 1t will also contain
hrst-eiass Novel, continued from number to NAM
Der, thur anording nrst-rate family news o
those who prefer not to take Daily.
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xEOkUk FEMALE sEmrrAxr.

KEOkUk FEMALE EEMINAKT.
FUyHIS Institution will commence it, second sss
i sion 90 Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
Of In. Sanford's bIilding. corner Of Fifth and
Concert street,
The Board OF Trustees cf this Seminary ,slscted
FROM various reli io1s denominations and repre-
sen ting large part Of the Christian community
dssirs BY the united and cooperative efforts Of ths
friends " education 70 establish gradually su0A
m Institution - our city yequires.
The Principal Of the Hesitation IL Rev. @. A
WILLIAMS, " whom, or 70 tho Secretary Of thu
Board, Applications fsr The admission % pupill
may bO made.
The charges ler taition will 10 % and - In n,
ordinary knglish studies, With small additions
SUN fur incidental expenses. For latin. RroAoh
usr.nnn, Ac., extra charges will bs naaA.
Its desirable thst psrspas desienine to heoom
pupils " prsssnt pun0tuAlly On N 1Sst sf hi
session. NM. IHOMpHON,
President Of tho Board of Trustees.
iixH1Y SfaoHa, 6sc'y.
kSokSk, Nsv. ., lS1o-d
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BY THE UNION LTrgR.
TO TIE DALIsX TNPELLEGhECER,
q. PENNSYLVANIA FIEgTI0N


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-'The returns from
5the5interior comein so slow as to render it diff
fcult to ascertain the exact resnlt.in the State.
1t is now thought that the Opposition have
elected Senators in Il districts, il So, the next
Senate will be composed of 20 Opposition and
IL Democrats. The Opposition claim u Rep
resent;tiyes in the city, and with other gains,
it is supposed that the House will stand s63 Ops
position and 81 Democrats
Franklin county gives m average maj. of
800 for the Opp. Stnte ticket. Mcclure, Opp.
for Senate, aud Austin, and Brewster, Opp for
Assembly, are elected
Luzerne county, Dem maj. GOO for State rick.
ct; the county ticket is also Dem; the Senator.
ship is doubtful. Carbon county, the Dem.
maj loo for State and county ticket. I4etigh
county, Dem. State ticket receives maj. Of
.lT5; the Opp. elect all their canpidaies on the
county ticket except Sheriff AMI District Atty.
Bucks county is doubtful; the maj is trifiing on
either side. Fulton county, the Dem. State
ticket has about 100 maj; McLurc, Opp. for
Senate, aud Austin, for Assembly are elected.
Bedford county, the Dem. ticket has about $50
maj.
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WAsulxerov, Oct. 1.-THE Washington cor
respondent of the Herald says it is understood
that tho British Minister, Eosd LIONS, has re-
ceiyed peremptory aud important dispatch
from his government demanding explanations
from our government, of course of Gen llar-
ney in San Juan affairs, to which the Secretary
OF State is now preparing reply, which will
vindicatc fully our rights and doubtless cover.
the whole ground OF The controversy and the
satisfaction of the American prople. ThewhoIe
matter will be laid before the President ON his
return to morrow.
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Quo ELECTIoN.

Clinton county official Rep. majority 702.
Monroe Co., Smith, Rep, is elected represen
tativc Medina Co., Rep. maj. 1000. Ashta-
bula Co., all qut7 towns, R.p. maj. 2, 400.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-The reforms indicate
Republican minority of over 10000 on the
State Ticket and Republican majority in both
Houses. Fairfield county, Ranney, Dem. has a
majority of l4o5, Whitman, Dcm. majority
Of 1888. Pike county, Rep maj. about 30
Scoto county, Rep. maj about 100. Madison
county, Dennison's maj. about Is. Harrison,
Rep. for the Senate has about $50 maj, Hutch
ison, Dem. for Representative has about % ma,
The Republican majority in Belmont county
is considerably upwards OF 800.
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CrScIsEA a 6.i l r. F. l. = S1,i<kA
nsrhe. Wheat has fair market ut Us Tor choice rcd
@ s"Gu Wite At $tlu9ll5 Corn inactive 1T 6pc Tor
new 2atS IN fair demand I4945c Barley 65GTO No
nhskH hrm at decnet Z5c per gallon
are quiet though there relaxation on the
i % sales OF Clear bacon sides at lie and
p.IalH ~ w. HAsnanse steady az q prem.
So Wheat dui prices ttrnl. Corn 1895 for white and
PROVISIONS quiei mess pork $15 5gB16 SIT 81 for
Pl.LADsLreIA Oct 1sThere more inquiry for Flour
t0 SSpolI' safes ut for Penna extra SS625 IS
Went r here would eSRm9nd q ana 0ern Meal 49,
glSs; uUU bushels Penna. Iye sold at Crn sci;,.
5Vn bush yellow sold at 95c Oats advanced lc 5G
2s929:. "'t'sAs urn u
NEw Y9EE Oct I2-cotton nat sales 35obales Flour
htIES; sales l3Uu hbiS. Wheat duI sales aOl bnsh red
at 55 white 81 49, western 81 s 35 Corn duh; sass
9Hsh: See steady at 3l". Meas PORK dscli,.cd
VIM Mhsky urn ,1; at gss Oats dun at S45 oils du Lin.
safes ~ at auction at Tl. Sugar ii,Tn At
l"789iE+s. Hoas'ss more aciigei n. ! extra IS.
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Homicide in Ditshingtoa county.-on
Filthy last negro man named John Baltimore,
vel known in this city, got into difficulty
With n.aa named Mcconnell, at Burget,stown,
Ia, during which tie former struck the latter
with heavy club, crushing his skull so badly
that he died in a few hours afterwards Balti,
more was arrested and committed to Jail.
1t seems that Mcconnell knocked down a
cripple by the name of Criss Miller Baltimore
int,lirred and pulled Mcconnell away. Later
ii,Conncll and some of his comrades attacked
Baltimore with knives and pistols, when the
latter ian to fence, tore off piece of rail and
inflicted The fatal blow.
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observation that there are more sufferers
from d. bity, among Americans among
any other civilized nation. The Obvious We
take too little exercise, and forget the body
the absorbing pursuits Of business. all cases. ordi
nary medeines do little good What require sjust
such snic and rYigOrator Dr. Sstetter has given
to the Torll In his CRLEBRATED BITTRRs" The ana
nervous enizen Of the counting exhausted toll
@ upon the shoP-board, AID the student
midnight amp have found uonderul resenerator in the
Liter and prefer 1t to rrcteutious,
cous mcicncs. But II Should forgotten that tile
agent which Is SO magical In 1T influence upon
nature to eXps the terrible OF disease who
wo0il not give Il trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
20 See advertisement in another column oct1
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TOR SAIE ore RRMq5

OFFER fer sale rent the Mil property known as tho
A NoodlHnd MILL" containing three of Hurrs with
all the moiern improvI lneuts. There also m excellent
sstt Of CaTdng Machines, with additional InsShi
merry, IL requiTGdy connected ,.lI pCssSsfST
en- Immediately, ifreQuired. ~
Also for sale, two FARMS, each containing over one
dred and sixty aeres, which there are ahnnt
hundred acres cleared, in excellent nd In Cooi
Of it'll Orchard FrUue Dv=eIlifg Houses
thereon On the cer there about fifty ucr.s cleared
igood Orchard and Buildings ~
Also one lot ground containing about seven arrar ~,
nigh stat Of cultivation, nth two frame Dwelling Houses
thereon, large Store House, with underneath hInrt
smith shop and stabling for eight horses, together with
1t'Cr buildings that are necessary All above propry
IS situated within enc and one hn IT tie Ohio liver
on fH Greek, Aarstull county, ;Ie Creek Turn
pSs ieaeing to Iieiiton on the h. & y. Railroad.
IhiS is one az r cAt locations Virginia for ta
o. wheat AID Other gr" The is
money to be paid in hand and t:e balance in equal install
n3es OF one w" aud tirse interest FROM date
giving -egntt; bic IIOte wiki approved security - >
ANY ersci purchasing have opportunity of Feed.
li THIS fall, IL required; also be hIjed ~, all l,
OF stock and farming utel.sIs
premises j Hons aT00It' 'Ne
a'i-l1 HaEWln Woodland, Marshall Va
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Eg-Destruetise Fire near the City.-on
Tuesday night, about 10 o'clock, after the fam
lily had retired, the residence of Mr.. o. D.
Thompson, situated on the Hcrnpfield Railroad
shout five miles from this city, caught fire and
was completely destroyed together with cons
siderable amount of its contents. The occu.
lan,s of the house had barely time 10 escape
sud recover portion of the furniture and stu
sied as they were, in the country, no aid could
te brought to bear upon the devouring clement.
Il is supposed that the FIRE originated from a
effective stove pipe. The house was a one story
fame cottage, pleasantly situated. and was u
mes desirable residence.
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low A ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 70 There being but four tclc.
srnph offices in Iowa, some days must eiapse
before the result will be asccrtaincd. The vote
received thus far, is about the same as that Of
two years since, when Lowe, Rep WAS elected
By 1890 9 Ins following 5oS counties give
Henry 700; Jefferson l5O. Dubuque, Dem
mai. about 1900; Dos Moines $50.
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ty- The .Statua,y Men in Trou6le.-on
Ige>day night three Italians, who have been
lsediing busts of Webster and Clay about the
streets for some weeks, made an assault, either
win or without provOcatlon, upon some young
men whom they met in the street They were
arrested and taken before Alderman Wright,
=N'rfe they paid, in the aggregate, about S19
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Htrme,s professional men, busiress
men, all sorts of men, women and Children are
interested in knowing that, as a family medi.
clue, DR.. Todd's Anti-Bilious or Liver pills, are
superior to any in use For diseased liver and
stomach they are Indispensable Try them
For sale by dealers. t. H. Logan & Co., aud
Logan, List & Co., General Agents.
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aS-Seat Mackmanaway and Bryant
.he two men changed with stealing boots from
The shop of YIN. Kimberly, had hearing be
lore the County Court Yesterday, and were sent
ca to the Circuit Court for trial. The evidence
was conclusive, aud if the property is of suli,
e's"t value they will doubtless go to the peni.
tentiary