The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-14
scsss County Ticket.


port papers.
sect County Ticket.
The Republicans Of Scott county held their
County Convention on Saturday last. The
session OF the Convention Vas characterized
By great harmony and good feeling, and re-
suited in the choice Of . most excellent ticket,
among which ere the nsnes Of Jas. MsCosh,
for County Judge; Jas. Thorington, Sheriff |;
P. W. Thompson, Senator, and Asssrs. Cur
ley, Cue and Quinn for Representatives.
e1The Tribune says .h.. there is to be .
new university established down South, with
IN "Onssimus Profsssorship Of slavery and
Lynch Professorsbip Of law" whenever
sufficient money can be raised to sndow the
institution.
We presume subscription papers arc in
circulation amongst the doughface candidates
Of Iowa and other Northern States, Who look
upon those institutions ~ peculiarly hu-
manixing and Chrissianixing in their senden-
cies.
RTFrom January /, 1859 to August q,
3,505 81 bushels OF salt were inspected at
tho Onondago Salt Springs. The amount
inspected during the same time 10 the year
1853, was 3,698,995 bushels. Decrease,
19l ,624 bushels.
c. The proposed billiard match between
Phelan and Roberts, the English champion,
has fallen through, Roberto friends failing
10 back him.
VEx-Gov. Wallace, one OF the oldest
inhabitants, and lately Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, died Of apoplexy at Indian
apolis, on the 4th inst.
1Dr. David Dale Owen, now engaged
in the geological survey Of Arkansas, has
published letter, in which be states that
there 10 possibility OF finding diamonds in
certain parts Of that State.
The Hon. Grantley Berkeley, editor Of
the London Field, . sporting paper, 10 on .
visit 20 this country. He 10 going TO look at
our agriculture and make acquaintance with
onr trout and buffalo.
Arrivals NJ the HiIiinys mouse.
SEPT. ll-lr.A.
7 Belts, II Stinde, VIM Dorr, d Davidson, II
McCombie, II Stone, J Shepherd and lady, stLouis.
6CalnpbelL M Morgan, Burlington; r Laws,
Philadelphis; NJ Mills, KeosasquA; Mrs Cornell,
CE Snow, B.ntonsport; Miss Rogers, Mt Yer
NON; W Durant, Saltwater; Y II BARRON, osba-
loosa, D cillcy, WarsAw; II Ford, st Mary Land
ing; II Scott, st Joseph; H. II Wingats, Ky,
Stuart, Montrose; s Vance, Wis; Ogden, Q ii
Bancross, Cincinnati; Miss l. Sanders, Iowa
SEPT. l2-lp.H.
N Williams, @ M Gilbert, S Owen, D Payssr, N
York; Y Conds. HUDSON; S Mitchell, Albany, @
WllliAms, New Orleans; Mrs Case and : children
Mrs Wannel, A Pope, G Mitchell, L u Robins ir,
St Louis; Mrs dickson, Campbell, Burling-
ton; B Eils, Port Byron; 8 Meyers, Boston; J
0assaway, Dallas; Lafon, Ky; Henry, Cincin-
NATL " Parker, Birmingham; Potter. Ben
tonsport. ass
SEPT. l3-I r. n.
drecnlisf, Chicago; Il Liggett. il Lar
Mill, Fairfield; ! D Keastar. Birming ham, o Tav-
lor, KeosAaqua; = Briggs, N Y; W Wighsman, ,
Boston; Thomas. Ind; Corrin, Pennington: +
Stoddard, Kicker, city; s 3 Baeknsr, Ky; Miss
Barrett, p Gibbons, 81 Louis; J. s johnson, O.tum.
Va; A A Taylor. o; 9 A Morse. Boston; A Il Lyon
and lady, Kansas.
Singing scAeel.
G. u. Emerson will commence his Fall term In
Vocal Music on tuesday evening, Sept. 10th, Ut "a
o'clock, II his room on Foarth between Maine and
blondeau IT.. s# ssp3dtd
For y cnl.-The large room over the store,
Sc Main 1t. The room il Is fesl vide By 10 feet
In depth, and II in perfect order. Apply TO
w. Is. HERRING,
81 Main Street.
DMOULDEMS,
a 7 Wholesale and Retail, by
[ "A KELLOGG l. BIRGE,
y Augl3 IS Main-st.
PICKLED PORK,
Rf the barrel, or at retail, by
- KELLOGG h KIRaE.