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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-26

PsaeA, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Graps Roots or Cuttings Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Eyergrecns and Ornamental 6hrubbsry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered in any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part OF the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. O. HILTON,
(Late Hubbcll 4 Hilton.)
keokuk. Sent. g. 1858-dAv
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
2 ri c 90 to Suit the Times

C POLLOCK n 20. are now receiving =
"a large, we'll selected and splendid stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And can supply esstomsn with any thing usually
called for in their line from coASse 10 supsrnne,
end from plain 70 very handsome. It's no ne =
expatiatsi they have just tho articles for hard
times, bath In quality, style and price. All thsy
Ask 10 that c1stomera call with LD-Cash in haad
and get great bargains.
Remember tho plx0e--nex 1t door 70 Ohmsr's a.
loon, on Third st., between Main and johnson.
sep11d y. POLLOCK 4 co.
More New Goods 1rom the EAST.
THIS aAy rsesivsd, = lot Of AaA Droa60loths,
j Black D0eskins, fAney Co. simsrs I, RiGh Vel
vets, ~, ELLIOT n. SMITH,
. Tailor and Draper,
Decl0d Is Nain-st., BIT. - and I'd.
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Nursery.

y, Ourant Raspberry, Blackberry 1.-THE Lawtonl
Bushes. strawberry Plants Rhubsrh, Rvsrgresns,
Rosss, Ac., for sale at the loveat cash prices.
Having been in the business for the past eight
years. We are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested and TO give all necessary instructions
with regard to their culture.
All orders filled promptly.
Nursery on the Plank-rosd, near the city.
KAY BERNARD.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 10, 'bs. dkw3m
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Mississippi Valley Nursery
WESTERN GMOWN TREES EOR
THE WEsTy

WIT H several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
SHRUBBERY, accliMa-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra sise, and
have produced nne speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
SON. These interested arc
invited to call and cx-
anime for themselves.
Opdnpa HnY AyMlA. pA~e
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Mccre's Rural New-Yorker.
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y. K. RICKEY
IL AS just received fine stock OF Fall HATS
4 1 and CAPS Of every kind and quality q Tho
Latest Styles.
His Silk and Cashmere Hats, made expressly for
this trade by the welIknown house OF Lewis GRo-
gaok, st. Louis.
have also one Of the best stocks Of Buck
Gloves and Mittens, Trunks, DO, Ill which viii be-
sold Wholesalc and Retail ut Low Prices for Cash.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
J. X. RIcKEY'S HAT sroRx.
auRIIn No. 81 MAin-st
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EOF NAI6 or EXChnOEe
a y improved Farm--240 prairie, under 6ne cul-
- tivafion, with first class buildings and many
choice fruit trees with 50 acres OF wood and tim
ber lAnd-situated near the Mississippi river and
Railroad, within 10 miles Of keoknk. VIII sell
che.p Tor cash, Or viii exchange Tor merchandise
or city property.
dsc1o-d1sn
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sThe Greatest Biography dth9Age.'
now RRADY. gX 1
THE LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON.
BY HENRY 8. RANDALL, Ii. b.,
in Three volumes, OcIaVo.

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TsHIs work contains upwards OF 1000 pages, 10
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ADVENT to public life TO his deatha period OF about
oV years. and bracing the whole 1oauIsc period
OF the Republic. Ii contains Jeferson's hereto
fore unpublished family correspondence; selections
from his anest Published letters state papers ETC.
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nrssiaar IHoo.SAA 11ek
(OWA,STATE SAVINGS BANK.

Il #
fOWA,ETATE SAVINGS BANK.
wnrrln F01v1c, wIEEI71 IIldIf0I,
asoaos ,. sJ1fYRa, ''H Aar1bR axaaDonAH,
D4vp H,rFIIaoWn,A layAHR KnApg1b
JAanssa. cor, taaA HUGH :. R1D.
tfAviNN asSbeiA liza themselves anda61k -
Ii aenseas nay tsOoaa sueesriberssta tk4q ooo
stock Of tbs company into m incoFporaee4 -
pany. a..
incorporation i made in pursuance AZ M
In Chapter 43 Of the Code Of lows. III assas
lst The nsms Of this Inserpo tnD
IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK N ~ 14ornl
pl.es q :,4ns !: y the :. eusiess: I
6tste Of lows.
81. The general nature Of the $3.50 = -
transacted by this Incorporation, 6a rn1
!. e1.s. y: and ssssasss'
Bank, !" mot 70 issus any notes or other svidg
If dsbts for circulation % money! and reseivinK
deposits Of money and investing the sans ~ loarS
on real estate, or other securities, and msy pur-
Sd. The amount Of tho capital stock authorised Il
17e $50, tbeing In aharsa o3 4l0e each.) Ten per
csnt Of the amount sabscrihsd prsvious 70 the 18th
day Of February, 1859, shall b paid y By % BE-
fore the said 18th day Of February, 1889, and the
remaining stock msy be subscribed Tor in such
manner q the Diectors may prescribe and III
Board Of Directors shall have power thereafter 70
call upon stockholders for further installmsnAs,
subscribed for shall b paid In, not TO exceed Asn
per can't. (tle psr shars) 1t any one time, and
period Of not less than sixty days shsll intsrvens
between the tims 81 payment Of aid several In
called for shall b postsd b the plass Of business
Of Md eonpany for not less than thirty days Inn
nediately preceding the day Of payment Of such
inaiallmsnt. and Nike notice shall Be given In
ANpxAf1 AAA fwA - Ia -
upon dsisui. d my ssoskhsasT = make paynsnt
required, the amount u ssch installsDent. with
interest ut the rate Of ten per cent may BE- resov-
cred by salt brought In the name Of said eonpaay
ton q the board q Dlrector, the ssook o. whish
such instaAment Or instAllments nay BE- due ena
unpaid, together with al paid up installnsnts
thereon, skan b forfeited 70 the company. z
and adopted BY the ccrporaios on the 9Th day Of L
January, 1859, and sAid incorporated n 10 continue
until the It'll day ofJanuary, 1879, and may here
newsd.
Of Directors consisting Of ave oekhoidsrs (Which
number may b inereased, ~ bylaws, TO ssvsn.)
Said Board shAll slscs one Of their nunbsx Presi-
dent, and may appoint such further 06acsss or ~
sistants, from their number o. Otherwise, - nay
b. found necessary or expedcnt in carrying On the
business Of said company. The tine of holding
election 10 the second Monday in January ANIMAL
ly.
9Th. The highest amount Of indssss1,sss q M
bility 10 which ths company Or soE1ontion shall
have power 70 subject itsef, shall not exceed the
sum Of Ave handred thousand {5eo yoee) dollsn.
7th. TAs private property II the sseok hOlAsn
shall be exempt from the debts liabilities Of said
com pAny or corpora ton.
DIRECTORS:
VIZ. 6. Mc0AvIc, ds0nss b. enYfs,
CaARLss MASON, jams y. Cox,
WH. 5. lcaAvIc,
Jan. ii, l65oAAw ~ President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-26

X LADID1s FANCY MAIM TINS.
I1N0IH14 laIes ae1sefmaat Inst 1ecsived q No.
!. ID M4ln-st., between "a end "a. E11s
jan1ldlw BAILEY 3 BLISS.
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Trusiee's sale.

TruStes,s sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that on the
4 nth day Of February next, In front Of tho
office OF Charles Mason, In the City Of Keokuk,
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand the following real estate In the County Of
Lse and State OF lows, to wit: Tho fractional
mort boast quarter Of section eight (8) in town
ship sixty seven lo7) north, range i've 5) west, Of
tho HALL eed Reservation.
Said sale 10 made by virtue OF Deed Of Trust
from Andrew Oberiy to me for the purpose Of -
curing four promissory notes made By said An
drew Oberly TO Samuel r. Miller and Reeves Ex-
ecutors, for the sum Of 4I44 80 each, with 10 per
cent. interest from the LIST day OF October, "A. D.
1854 andtwo Of said notes remaining due and nm
paid, shall sell ali much Of said land - ID
necessary TO pay the debt interest ard expenses OF
sale. JAMES h. EnYES,
Jan. %, 1854 Trustee.
vISO w. E. UGBORN and Thomas j. Gallighsr
> There 10 now on dis In the ofice Of the CLERK
OF the District Court Vt Ire County, Iowa, 81 Fort
Madison the petition Of David A. Daneler, claim
Ing OF w. 4. Ogborn the sum Of three thouaand
dollars on . promissorp note executed BY him to
Alexander Johnston, and endorsed, and against
Thomas ]. Gallagher the foreclosure 81 mortgage
given ~ him TO secure said mote. on lands In Lex
County, Iowa, which motto and mortgage are now
the property Of plaintiff.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on OF
before the second day Of the May term IS59) Of
said court, judgement and decree win be rendered
Is ask ed in the petition
RANKIN, MILLER 4 EN6TER,
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New volume, New Dress, aud New
Club Terms!
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store,

Clothing store,
No. 8 Esses House, Keek NIX.
TN order to raise "the needful,'' win sell until
i the Ist Of FEBRUARY, AT COST voR CASE.
No humbug, gentlemen. Cali In and see for your
selves. / think can convince ycu that am hon.
est In my assertion. I have good custom made
work, and will sell it for CASH.
A. W.dRIFFITH,
Jan. 4, ,60-d No. 3 Rstes House.
A FEW handsome business suits, latest style,
IA for sale ct No. 3 Estes House. A. w. q.
oct14
A LSO, good assortment Of Shirts and Collars,
n ut No. 3 Estes House. AVG.
oet14
A GOOD assortment Of Gloves, Neck Ties, Ac.,
IA Mt No. 3 Estes House. Awe.
octl4
D0YS' Youths and Children's Clothing, for sale
II ct No. Estes House. A. We.
Oct II, 1864
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THE FARM ERs, GUIDE

70 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL A0RIcULruRx.
BY HENRY STEPHENS, +. r.. S., Of Edinburgh. and
the late j. p. NoRroN, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven, 2 vols.
koyalOctavo. 1900 pages, and numerous wood
and steel engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published and in order to give il
characterization, the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price to
Five Dollars for the Two vSIumes.
When sent by mail ipost paid to California and
Of the United States, and to Canada .(post paid
30. THIS WORK - NOT raE oID "Book o. rsx
FAM"
MN- kcmittances for any Of the above publica-
lions should always DO addressed, post paid, 10
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT l. CO..
AprzidAw No. 81 Gold-st.. New York.
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KeOkuk |
TREES FOR 1859!

NV - u8v6 On nAuu OVCr
w 30 o o o o
A p p l. Il T X K X 8
for sale, many Of them
measuring in height IL
feet. Also, . fine lot Of
Red Cedars, very large
Pears, standard b dwarf
Peach, Cherry, Plum, and
Chestnut Trees ; Gooseb bar
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On N. side Of Exchs
"a Of
trent end 20ft
front and 1off

1Ws10DIv
EV0R washing and cleansing Wosl, Wooden Goods,
- Cotton, Linens, SILKS asd delicate fabrics.
Eminent Chemists In PHILADELPHIA rive IL their
unqualified Recommendation. II will snabls those
who avail thsmselvss Of Il to have their Aouss-
hold Washing and ether matters appArtainins TO
family ahAirs moro thoroughly oleAnSed than
hitherto. For sale by the only Agent Tor Ksokuk,
A. y. WILKINSON,
Sign 81 The Golden Eagle md Mortar,
jan1Dd 6 Mafn-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-26

The Tribune Alman mac for 1859,
Containing the Election Returns and the usual
matter, will be publisher about Christmas. Price
l3 cents II copies, postpaid for 81; 100 copies,
post paid, for s.. Address rs above.
nay3dkw
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The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
the hands Of subscribers about ns soon as the org-
nal editions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

coil or not And we find in the 10th Chap.
Let Vol. Kenfs Commentaries, the learned
Chanoelor's opinion ne adverse TO Congress
legislatibg for Territories; and coming down
10 the common sense view Of the question,
are not the people better qualified to know
their own wants, and what Is most condu,
Give to their happiness, than Congress, cons
posed Of men thousand miles distant, from
different sectionS Of the Union, some of them
lawyers, who 90 there to make buncombe
speeches, and plunder the public crib, and
whose only knowledge of the Territory, lie
what they read in public prints2
He is opposed to the acquisition Of Terri,
tory. He would, suppose, rather see the
Mississippi as our western boundary, and
our commerce down that noble river, tribu-
tary TO foreign power. But enough. These
views have long since received the seal Of
public disapprobation, as unsuited TO the
genius Of the American people. If MIR
Schenck's speech had particle Of merit IL
was his just laceration Of those parties,
Chase, Giddings, q Co., which he did in
good style But whether the gentleman did
it from good motives or not, is question
best known to himself Outsiders may per-
haps think that Chase stands in some PER-
sons way for the United States Senate, but
that is not my province do not intend to
notice the gentlemen's remarks further, but
will now close, expecting discriminate pub
lie to decide whether or not have kept my
promise. HrBRRNIcus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
ursee 4th psEs for TsIsgraPA RsP0n..

THE PASOaSEA.--The Bible Panorama lsft
our city this morning for Richmond, Ia, where
it will be exhibited this week 10 the deniEens Of
Quakerdom. The manager lost money here.
1t is certainly one Of the finest panoramic Puin.
tings extant, and is rsplets with The most beau.
tiful sketches imaginable. II is proper study
for an artist, and profitable one for the Bible
student, and the general reader. Why It was
not appreciated here, we cannot say. We
would attribute it's want Of success TO the "hard
times" but the fact that monkey shows, and
other clap trap performances here recently, have
paid" win not permit us to do 80. We must
say that the want Of patronage to this work Of
art does not speak highly Of the general appres
citation of our people. 1t will not do to say
that the people are tired of shows, for they pat.
ronze those that have niggers or monkeys at
tacbed to them. 1t is time that we should
strive to send out a different impression abroad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

Ira Kiblinger, ct, al, Montgomery superios
Lewis Kiblnser& a other In partition.
DURSUANT 10 an order OF sale issued i'm
Il the AboYe from the Superior Court t, {
Montgomery county, and TO me directed, viii OF &.
fer a. public sale at the door OF the Court House,
In the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, October Sth, 1859,
At O'Clock p the following described Ieal estate
70 wit;
situate in said county Of Montgomery and state
OF Ohio, and described particularly As follows H.,
wit: Being In-lOts numbered seventy T8l an.
eighty ts0) on the plat OF Charles Reeds addition Ia
the town OF FaFmersVille, as will be By refer
ring TO the recording plat OF said village.
Also, q lot OF land containing ~ Aorea and az
Rerehes, more or leasi being part OF Section ? f,
Town l. Range Q. east, &C beginning at the hail
section ooraeri thence south B4l4s VI. 6s-s poles,
thence south 10 W. 1877 poles; thence north ~ e W
s-sPoles thence north ~ T. 2o-7 poles TO the alac
Also, lots situate an said town of Farmersviiie,
and being out-lota known a "a" and "B,n Oit
Charles Reeds aeco' additional plat 10 said town
and lying on the south side OF Walnut street.
Also, lots situate In said town OF Farmersyille
known a. ln-los numbered eighty eight tss eighty
nine tbs) ninety (90l ninetYohe si) ninety-two (s
.nd nlnetg three tssl on Charles keeds second ad
ditton to said town.
a. follows
10 acres and s6 perches OF land at S16 per acre
NM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
ReA.L Last evening two boys had a quarrel

BeA-Last evening two boys had quarrel
at the Jefferson street Canal bridge, about
their dogs, two NANCY ours, who looked as
though they had no one to care for them. -
1t seems that one Of the boys kicked the
others dog and threatened to do the same
with the owner. No. doubted his ability
to fill the contract, and extended an invitation
to his antagonist to "pitch in" The quarrel
was finally compromised by ON agreement to
pit the dogs together. This threatened to be
difficult, from the fact that the dogs wouldn't {
"go in" The parties were not satisfied with
the arrangement, and stripped for regular
set.to. just as they had commenced the
fray, the mothers of the belligerents appeared
on the ground with stout sticks, and each
taking her con by the cuff of the neck, piled
the gads with astonishing onergyi Boys and
dogs disappeared in double quick time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
NEWS ITEMS.

The American Minister in London. and fami.
ly, have left London for Brighton, where they
have taken q house for month.
DelnEon Smith. late United States Senator
from Oregon, is about to start a newspaper, to
be called the Oregon Democrat.
The proprietors Of the Great Eastern realized
over $4,000 from admission fees during the
time the ship was open to visitors.
The London Star states that Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Matthews are about to make trip 10
the United States, where they were SO popular.
Ex President Fillmore, 1t is stated, is about
to make tour Of the New England States,
and while in New Hampshire will be the guest
of ex President Pierce,
There is now on exhibition at fashionable
jewelry establishment in New ork, In small
show case less than thirty inches square, a col
lection Of gorgeous diamond ewelry, forming
an outfit for a lady, valued at s7s,6OO. A pin,
formed Of single white diamond. is valued at
$4,000, one necklace of large diamond 50 ,OOO
two small ones, $4,000 each: two parasols s75
each.
John B. Murray, a New York banker, has
bought the old printing press on which Frank.
lin worked when at Boston. He also has the
one used BY the philosopher while in London.
II is stated that upwards of fourteen hundred
tickets have been taken At ST. Louis, Chicago.
and other points in that direction, for the ex.
caraion 10 see the Great Eastern on herHrrivsi
at Portland.
The Chicago Times characteriEes the race
between Flora Temple and Princess at that
place, on Friday, as . complete sell, gag, a
catch penny race and as reprihensible in the
exlreme
The editor Of the New orleans Bulletin &c.
knOwledges the receipt Of . pumpkin raised In
Texas, which weighed one hundred and sixty
pounds, and measured seven feet in circumfer,
ence.
1t may be interesting TO note that during the
seigs Of Ssbastopol. extending over period Of
eleven months, the enormous quantity Of 2,775..
26O lbs, or ,239 tens Of gun powder were used
by the English alone; 3.076 tons of shot and
she'll were fired from 476 pieces Of ordnance,
Of only which II burst, and 269 rendered au:
serv iceable.
The potato rot in the vicinity of stratford
Connecticut, is so extensive that the crops will
fail almost entirely. In many fields Of four or
FIVE acres scarcely sound potato can be found
One gentleman who planted lI2 acres, thinks
he will lose at least a thousand dollars, and
many poor people who planted on shares will
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
THE NEW WONDERi
Peter JOsse's nair Restorative.

THIS Hair Restorative is now ackpowl-
edged to be the best ever invented for all diseases
OF the Hair and the Scalp, and Il has worked won-
derS wherever used. Several OF our citizens have
tried and speak in the highest terms OF Its eura-
tive properties. The following is one among the
many certificates just received by the Proprietor
DAYTON, Sept. 9th, 1859.
MR. p JossE'-For several years past, from some
cause, our hair has been gradually falling out, unt
entire badness threatened Us. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good result. We
were Induced 10 try your Restorative" by hearing
II highly spoken OF by those who had used II, and
who assured US that 1t had the effect OF bring
ing new and vigorous growth Of hair upon their
heads We have used 1t, and Its good Effects are
plainly visible in the renewed growth Of hair where
we were fast becoming bald. We cannot recommend
the Restorative too highly.
Yours, truly,
VIM. SWALRM,
8. L. BRoADwELL,
OWEN TRENoR,
J. SWALRM.
For sale at the Barber shop OF Peter Josse, ~,
Jefferson street, Dayton. septIs.swd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

GONG WEsr.-The "emigrsnt trains" are bo
ginning to move westward. Three trains passed
through here yesterday evening. They wers
bound for Rock Island, ILL.,. from whence they
intend striking out for any point in the north,
west which offer the most attractions from
that point. They preferred to wagon" out
there instead of going by rail. One Of the
teamsters informed us that railroads couldn't
get cent from him; he had a yoke Of steers
killed on the DIN. Win d GAINESVILLE road, and
they wouldn't pay for 'em