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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

Missouri Republican, Convention.
A Republican State Convention hsss been
called IN Missouri, to meet on the 18th 10.
slant, It Jefferson City, for the purpose Of
selscsing delegates to the National Republi.
can Convention.
We were 10 error in saying that the g Op.
position" State Cow sntion Was to assemble
yesterday. 1t will assemble on the 18th; and
the Republican State Convention will a..
semble Immediately on the adjournment Of
that body.
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Erosn Washinw1en,

WAsnIKoroN, Nov. 27.-b is und srsto cd
that the Presidents next Annual Message
will not be moro than two. thirds the length
Of that Of 1858. II is now ready for the
press.
Whatever designs France and Spain may
have on Mexico, with view to Fix it's future
form Of government, there il nothing to war.
rant the suspicion that Great Britain is uni
ted With them for that purpose. The sub.
ject OF Mexican Affairs will doubtless be pre-.
emineutly presented 70 the consideration OF
Congress during the coming session.
Among recent arrivals are persons Who for
merly held oi6oc 10 tho House Of Representa-
tives, and are here waiting the Organisations
IN hopes Of being rsinstatsd. The more than
usually large number Of aspirants for the 20.
sitions Of Clerks, DoorkAalDrs and Postmss-
ter. have besides drawn hither correspond
ing increase of place hunters.
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Sr. JoEss, N. r., Nov. 27th.--Wa have
received : lengthy account OF the wreck Of
the Indian, which, however, presents very
few Facts not already known. When the
news frst reachsd Halifax that steamer
Was ashore Oh the point indicated, theirs was
great excitement, and ii was fully believed
to be She Delta, which had left port : few
days before for Sidney with number Of
passengers, and the first intelligence which
reaohed Halifa1 that the wrecked vessel was
tho lsdian and not the Delta vas strangely
enough received from the Agent Of the Az.
sosiAtsd Pssss In New York.
On this intelligence being confirmed, active
preparations for relief were made BY oil the
public functicnaries on shore, q we'll ~ tho
ofhcers Of the Bfitish war vessels iyise Ut thu
harbor. The result 10 already known. Ii
bsliAyAd that "a, or q the most n, !. - lost,
and the moot Of these were drowned when
the ship parted IN two. Many OF the pas
senEsrs who Wsre saved were robbed Of al
thar baggage By The people ON shors, and
left utterly destitute.
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VWe notice 10 the St. Louis papers !
sketch OF an interesting sermon by Rev. Mr..
Eliot on the occasion Of the 18th anniversery
OF the organization OF the church OF which
be 10 pastor. One fact uncommon, ia this
country 1t least, 10 mentioned 10 the dis.
course, viz that the church has the same
pastor, sabbath school superintendent and
sexton that il had on the day Of ito organi.
Sation.
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Lalest from Pike,s Peak.

LEAvEEwoRru, Nov. 26th.--The Express
from Jefferson, with advicss to the 18th inst,
eud $1,000 in treasure, arrived here ysstar-
day afternoon.
The Provisional Government was working
tremendously. The Legislature Was engaged
perfscting code Of laws and dsyising meas.
ufes 50 raise revenue to csrry on tho GOV
eminent. '
Mining continued to DO prosecuted to !
considerable extent, the season having been
more favorable than was anticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

~, CLEvELAnD, Nov. 20.
Inc Democratic Convtntion Of Cuyahora
county stood, Douglas 1t8, BnchanAn To-
Ooiiector Parks and u. s. Clerk Green went
for Douglas. y. 8. Marshal johnson vas
voted down in his own ward.
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Ersn Msxice.

NV UfLBANs, Nov. Is.
Miramon commanded ct Qusrstaro, do
feating Dablado. Dablado, With 5000 nsn,
after defeating portion Of MirAmon's army,
halted for week, giving Miranon time 10
reinforce. There was great rejoicing 1t she
capital.
II Was reported that Juares intends askine
our immediate armed intervention.
Degallado WAS concentrating troops, and
was about to march on GuanAx uanto.
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TIN DIS MosHxs vAILxy Vine 10 published
every Monday ~ this cfce, Is one OF the Oldest pa
p4rs in lows, and hiss = widely extended eircnla-
tion throughout The Des Mcines Valley, Northern
Miseouri, md Wsstsrn Illinois.
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! 9tIll Thev UeAe !

"a BklI Tkey COW0 a -
Pear, Psa0h, Cherry, Plum and Quinoo
Trees also, Cherry Currsnss, common Cur
rants, Gooseberries, &c.. 10, in great vari-
,sty and abundance.
n. Big grapes not eli gone.
VIM. BARNES, No. 4, Estes House.
Oct. 81, 1859.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 28th.
Airport, believed 70 be we'll founded, pre-
vailed ct Aspinwall to the effect that the ia
panese commissioners would leave Yeddo, on
the 22d Of February, for the United States,
via the Sandwich Islands, San Francisco and
Panama, and that the United States frisats
Roanoke, now q AapinwAll, uas to bs fitted
up Tor sAsif rsospsi0n, snd would convey
The Ti.es, Of this eisy, psblishss dis
patch iron Aexioc VIA Panama, which says
the Conservatives, led By Gen. Gordo, and
ths Liberals, led BY Gen. Conoraldo, net 4
Tepis aboat shs Ssh inssass- The Conserve
tives we're vicsorie0s, killing Gen Conoraido
and 400 Of his men. The les OF the Con.
ssrvatises 10 not known bat ssppesed 80 Be
great, - ths Liberals He'd 70 NasatIan.
Gen. Conoraldo had Imprisoned III. B.
Majesty's Consul as Masasian on account Of
his refusing TO pay : second duty on the
treasure shipped on the British steamer
Olaypso. Capt. Sidney Grssnfall, Of II. B.
Msjsssy's Steamship Amethyst, released the
Consul and blockadsd the port, seising two
OF their ships laden With cotton.
Capt. Stone returns to Sonora with IN g.
cort Of 200 United States troops and 4OC
civilians. e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

"VATIcAs. "-Many who see this word NAV
not understand iss import. 1t 10 . pile %
ouIidings covering spscs Of loo feet IN
length :nd 1000 10 breadth on one of the
seven hills IN Rome. The site was oncs the
garden 81 fhe barbaroas Nero. Early 10 the
Sixth Osntary the Bishop Of Rome erected
there n humble dwelling. This has been
addsd 70 byonc Pope after another, until i
u noH ons or she most spacious and mao.
indecent Of palscss,, stocked with psintinss :.
statues, books and antiquities Of Inc raress
kind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

ca Three. thousand inebriatss have an
piled Tor admission into the New York Sfats
lnehriats Asylum. Among the number ~
50 clergynsa.
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From Usnh.

The Salt Lake mail, with dates to the Sd
inst, arrived at st. Joseph on the 18th.
The condition of atfairs at Salt Lake CITY
continues 70 grow worse, and has become
almost intolerable. It's ~ much % man's
HE is worth 20 incur the displeasurs Of :
Mormon dignitary, since the Federal author
tiles are impotens to protect him from vio-
isnee, and tho army at Camp Floyd i m in
aetive spectator Of outFages, which II 10 moi
allowed 70 prevent or punish. Its said tia,
the feeling OF insecurity il 20 great, thst III
sho can set away are leaving the CITY. Is G
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Death az q risnees

RIsIso SuN, Ind, Nov. 28.-Samuel Best,
one oil the pioneer citizens OF Cincinnati,
died At his rcaid enoe in this place yesterday,
aged 81 years.
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T,;,a... =. NJ, : r.A-..- urorru
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= aPs. On inp.vv.a nsssss. ' Al. I.s.sss. q.
0sntlemen1 MnsA 4ltefed ~ rspsirs1.
We VII .so .aasle e order, In : sspefior man
-, 1 SsAsss1sH s10e1-Veaa - 80
- ns,, = 49,. ....~ "a. p.--~..
- ~s4s y -. A'.1's' SU11s' AssAns' $50
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~ nAs1l. - x1rF..sses1 q 49,.
Nov. "a
-
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sonS ~. = Ills !nsutauon vi eom.
= h. os !. T Se Ia, = - ~ 49,
Nos-.s ~ a Thss 49, 49,. 49, ~ x q - -
80 ~ ~. = '.s - - 80 - esy -
r. 9eaaSars - % inutrust Il thxsr li1sr.
mt 1epartm eaasof stsdy .s.e ne foIlovinss
Rev. @. "A. WTLLIANS. Prineipal,
Nh. N. WILLIAMS;
Nh. !. 4. CRAVKN;
Miss Il. O0PyLIN. .aef
~. Y. Y. - 80. leeensr g veaei Assae:
Frospsee.s q &c lnsnsutAoa VAL y pshhe.sss
ana can p Obtained e sPPce LION 20 ~ PrsGdent
9 pr; n = - 0S.'1 = Aras'ees' y % me
w.. THOMPSON, PrssidAat.
~ cy.
49, :. -. = .-
W Mr.. 70. 4 - Z, Coa6as 5apan, D.n11 o.
1870. ss@ c Aioss nom 49, Wy var
80 49, vs. ssss u1 n ~ spe0M a1, ws
$500 :. ~. n.ss.s..:s is~sss ..sN. - -
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II Nell.

LArAIxrfE, Ind, Nov. 26.-The discover
les made here last Thursday originated il
Ash story. The pixies found in Cox's cellar
wore Of shs sslly kind, used for eating, and
the fagitive slave belonging TO Sanford Ris-
ing, vas = wooden darkey, manufactured Tor
the front door OF cigar shop.
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The wrecked steamer Inalan.

SAcKylLLR, Nov. 26.
A boat containing 33 ladies, with their
husbands, landed safely, sitter knocking
about for nine hours in the high sea. TWEEN
ty-seven are dad. None Of Che bodies have
bsen recovered, and il 10 impossible to give
. complete list Of their names, but the fol-
lowing are known to have been lost Lemon
]. Moses, wife and two children Mrs. Eck
man and infaut james Dickson, Wn. Ross,
third engineer; Robert Richie, fourth engi-
neer; John MILAN, fireman; James Stand
we'll, steward; Alfred Walsh, : boy; Thos.
Lloyd, chief cook Jas. Loag, joiner; Her
rem and Henry Carroll, seamen.
WINDSOR, N. S., Nov. rs.
The cabin passengers, eight in number, OF
the wrecked steamer Indian were ell saved.
Their names are, Hon. Mr.. Psfsford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wedrums, Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Street, and Mr.. Elliott.
Signed, THOMAS RoBERrsoN,
Late purser OF Indian.
SAcKvILLE, n. B., Nov. 26.-The schooner
Gladiator has returned TO Halifax with the
remaining Survivors Of the steamer Indian.
The steamer has totally broken 10 pieces,
and very little Of the cargo vas saved. The
passengers complain Of being plundered by
the Inhabitants. The mails were saved, and
have been forwarded.
The Indian had 8. cabin passengers, sc
| steerage passengera, mostly Germans and
Hungarians, and " OF the Drew.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

~ oov. Stewart has finally appointed !
day o. Thanksgiving for Missouri. The 9Th
OF December is the day sct apart. His chief
organ, thelSt Louis Repubiicon, has been
defending him for not making sueh an ap-
pointmen,, and showing it's improprietv. nm .
der existing circumstances. What win Il sav
now2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

On Friday morning the Whitehead Mil, q
81 Jossph, Mo-, belonging TO Jas. J. White
hsAd, aad oesupisd BY Msssfs. Buell. 4 Co.,
uas har1sd = the gronnd, with 600 sacks Of
GEAR and . large qsandsy Of wheat. Mr..
Whisshead's loss i $4,000, Buell. b Co.'s Loss
$1,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

BosrcN, Nov. ga boat containing i've
of the Grew Of the wrecked steamer Indian,
Vas picked ng ct sea, and the seamen have
been brought TO this port.
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SUCCESSOR 70 THE PoPn.--Amonk the scions
Ok the house OF Bonsparte 10 son Of old Lu-
Glen, tho Prince de Canine. Tbs young nan
II Priest Of tho Roman Catholio Okurch.
and being the personal prof4os and fAsoyiss
relativsEpf his Imperial cousin = Paris, has
been himself raised from one clerical disni-
" 70 another, till at last tho influential poss
Of private 6scrstAsy and Almonsr = Pic
Mono had TO bs accorded IL him. Nothing
elsa stands between him And the purpls ID
the CARDINAL but the fast that hs 3 not yss
thirty. 4 j. thought, however, tAat the law
may be varied 80 suit tho cAss, and that on
the decease Of Pho TX, he may DO made Pope,
through the influence of Napoleon iii.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 4.
. = r. ERKEFs1 SALE.
STATE oF IOWA ss

lY virtue 81 special axssatien 10 ~ dirssled.
Disaued ~ the Clark az the District Court Of seid
County IN favos N Alfred Bungsy, surviving 8 e
nsr, ~, and against 9. O. A. 6tiblen, have lev
iea upon, ~ viii I'll 10 th1 hiehess kidder Il the
door 81 ths Clerks Ofiss u INC District Court 81
Lee Osunty, lows, q Ksokuk, In nd County, %
hS1ra " o'clock A. ~, and o'ciock, r. H., II
sAtd day, the following properly, - Wit Lot seht
ts) block IN, (le) DIV. KnbouYnst addition 10
~ City - ksekak, L. ooanty, Iowa. with 10
Improvements thereon. Taken and levied upen -
the property Of q. O. A. Btriblsn, 70 satisfy gaid
writ Of execution.
Ksokuk New. soth, 1850.
W. H. LEECH.
dssJd Sheriff Of Lee County.
NANDLRE-26 bxs., Star And Mould, - tic 81
Anye KELLOGG 00n08%
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i Nay be news to most Of our readers 10
learn that the State Of lows ID bissssd, g.
cording to the late census, BY the possession
Of no less than q Colleges and Universities,
very respsctahle proportion Of them re-
jsioing 10 tho moro ambitious title Of Uni.
versity. And yet, ws doubt If hardly any
body, without stopping . moment to think,
could tell vhsrs any one Of them IL located.
The advantage Of dispensing 90 thinly over
the State the means and energies necessary
to establishing collegiate institutions, Ne
cannot comprehend. II persisted in, ~
nearly oil Of them doubtless will be for :
long time, tho result must inevitably be, the
fesblensss and comparative usslsssnsss Of
them oil, and tho indefinite dslay in the or
ganisstion and building up Of tho very lin.
tied number which oaa be made really val.
liable and oreditabls institutions. A oonoen.
trstion Of effort and means must some day
be brought about, but meantime score aad
half Of colleges, to be yearly augmented
IN number, will draw out . siekly sxistsnos
and continue TO bsssige the pockets Of the
benevslsnt and TAI largely the public spiri,
Of the several towns that rejoice in their 10.
oation. But collsge-naking il, ~ much a
any thing elss, . part Of the machinery oil
speculation, BY which On additional notoriety
10 sought to be gained, and the price Of town
lots improved, and %, doubtless, the bust
ness will proceed.
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Js1asrss. Territory.

We - b. Tho Ko6ay Mssntain Nrvs
that the Legislature recently improvissd for
The Pixies Peak region y going on to frame
: sonplets code sf laws and provide Tor oil
the wants Of the people. The ssssisAs are
held u Asraria and Denver, (by the way,
woaldn't it BE- well enough to drop ons Of
the sanss Of this double town p and very
soon complete government, adapted to their
circumstances, will b. il operation. Appli-
cation will be made upon the opening Of
Congress for reosgnitien Of the new Pro-
visional Government - lawful and psrma-
nens organisation, by the passage Of IN or.
ganic act, which shall define the boundaries
OF the nov Territory and bsstow shs ordina-
~ privileges upon II. The necessity Of self
protection renders the new Government
necessary, and 70 give il the unsquivocal
foros Of i6w and render everything smooth
and peaceful il il inportant sAas the ASTON
Of Congress in the prsnises should be prompt;
-, undoubtedly, it will bs. We eall e.
peciAily upon the Republican menbsfs 70
give thar immediate e1orts for the reeoe-
milton Of the nav political organixation, and
the bestoval Of adequate asthsrity aad every
dssirxhis Sud proper pFiviIsgs. X large
population will be on the ground in the
spring, and every thing necessary for their
profession and general welfare should b
nrovifiAd hAfnyahn~a
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Hogs.
The oinsdnaati 6xSssss the 2ask * M.
uss.y so.pssss q ~ : s, ssss r. = -,
oceseqlsnce, ~ maxkss - s6tone. a. 1ha
lsadisx pries Was Is, o!osisf 6noysn(s 141
Aoldsfs asking IS 1906 Is, with ! fair pros-
pest d succeeding 10 their upward move.
nent in eyent Of receipts continuing light.
Nobody appears to have confidence s. present
trieSss MI there are buysrs Tor nSrs hoeS
Than re offered, 1t full rates. Tho receipts
since last Tuesday foot up 20, 900 hsad, ma
hDe total 10 IL season 81 q, LOCO head.
The receipts Of to-day and tomorrow will
probably swell the nnnbsr 10 $4,000 haAd,
against l64s 16l 70 the corresponding date
last year. Il y 81 g .s.
The st. Loais Democrat Of the 20th inst.
sAys:
! VIII prosp.sts u 40 ,.ry M. supply,
compettiOn sse1s - b -, ap1 - have 1
purchase % record y -daJ 81 05D hs1d at 1e.
5 Is and q, dividis9 n AL and 200 ibs
nett. Up 80 this evening only i litkle over
5000 have been killed. 4 number, IA dro.
vers we're IN to-day, and some country pork
msrchants. The latter INFORM ", that buy
srs havs besn Qaits aotivs In buying 10 tie
country. Most Of the hogs about Naples,
Ill, are already purchased, and are yery
heavy, ~ gross being paid FOR them, or 95(a
Is nstt. st. Louis packers are Is msrf 81
- - Is for hoEs netting ovsr 100 md S SO
for tAsss below 200 NJ. This u hiRh. -
hes products new Essit; old msa popk i
@l4 80, and some new mess from Iowa sold
= this : few days since; bat y could not Be
bad q the packing Aonsas now uadAr els.
Lard 10 hold 1t loo. Side meat and hams.
salssd, IN ossks, sells ct So, ana shsslders
tat So.
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/ RALUDAL MIAss. The Chemists hsve long
been laboring TO detect this subtle poison.
and determine what II ID. Dr.. ARA. OF
Lowell has 81 length suosssdsd. 10 ands Il
% be IN ETHEREAL sxhAlation 81 vsgelabls a.
cay, which i evolved only ID the presence
and BY tho assistance Of watef. II absorp-
ton through the lungs into The blood i ths
sole cause Of the hillary dsrAngsmsnas which
result in tho Intsrnittsnt fsvsFs, % aaRisling
and - prevalent il our climate. An anti
dote for this inaidious venom, i ono Of The
great desiteFata = medisine, and the Doctor
feels sure that hs has found ono which not
pnly nsutralises but sxpsls IL completely
from the systsm. Il ID put up ia sonvsaisst
form, called s'AoUs CUkns;' md furnished
cheaper than any othsr remedy Tor this con-
plant which LAST fact i By no means a
nnimportent one in these timss. DsnoeraG,
Woodstock, III.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Ths latest news
from Brownsville TO the 18th, says the town
Was still closely bessiged. An expedition
was preparing to march against Cortinas.
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sf Troy, NOV. Zos
Four storssson Rivsr street we're destroyed
BY Gre to-day. The sufferers we're JohS
Roth, dry goods merchant, whose loss
amounts % Ok, 600; r. Griffith, milliner, loss
$IO, zoos Jameson 3 Co., paper dealers, loss
unknown. Tho total loss 10 estimated ct
$50, 900.
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War ,Eeellne N France..IsAilan AZ.
fairs.
The Following Items are brought BY the
Africa: t@7a

Inc IolloWioS iteMe ar0 Drought BY the
Africa:
The Daily News Of tho 18th inst. published
. Dispatch from Paris, stating shAt The re-
port thas The King pf SArdipiA had ssfussA
70 graAt Count Csvignsc permission 10 10
ospt the Raesasy osnfsrrsd anon him by The
States q Oant1l Italy y fslso. All that d
known i, that Frames had formaliy oosnsel.
cd Sardinia % rseass b grant sssh permits.
sion. The answer OF tho King az Ssrdinis
to this dsnand Of Napslssa hos NJ ~ bsss
divulged.
The Iimss, city articls, ID showing ~
prAsalent policy in Franes On the question Of
war with England, quotes - the chik a.
thority for its opinions, from rsspssesble
Frs0SA Review published in London, in
which i N sisted that in France the prospect
81 var with England 10 necessarily die.
cussed in the high places Of power, in the
public o&oss, i'd the army, III the navy.
among tho working CLASSES md men Of busii-
meas. TIE as1ny = reported = uDanimons
for M, sndrin ths navy The desire for il
amounts 70 phrsusy. Tbs Church 10 eager
% either army or nevy. The conclusions
drawn Are that ia Mar with Enelana tAe
French Eapirs hes the power of sasisfyins
the army and navy, OF gratifying the clsrKy,
OF winning over the Legitimista and occurring
tho suffrage Of united people.
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Geld weather ~ the HousA..Thre~
Men Frozen 80 Death.
On the 18th instant the wsssher in Mic.
sissippi and other Southern States, turned
very cold. The Vicksburg Wing Of The 18th
says:
We learn from tho officers Of Me steamer
Roebock, that two gentlemen were frosen 10
death ct Blsdsoe's place, 6unhowsr county,
last Saturday night. Mr.. Bledsoe and his
overseer went out hunting, in their sbirt
sleeves, on that evening, and getting lost,
they were overtaken BY the cold spell which
90 suddenly setin on Saturday, and froxe 70
dsssh before they were discovered. Mi. B.
was quite young man. We were unable to
learn his first nams.
The Matches Free Trader Of the 18th inst.
says:
+ more sudden change in the weather than
that which occurred on Saturday last. the
oldest inhabitant mover has witnessed. Al l
,. N. u Was warm enough TO wear summer
clothes. At 2 p. y. ovsrooats we're in uni
vsrsal demand. Saturday night and Sunday
morning were frsesingly chilly and very
windy. Sunday night was olear and cold =
the coldsst-b loodsd man could ~ish. Young
chickens and turkeys were froSsn dead, up-
der the wings even Of tho hens. Yesterday
morning the frost Vas 90 heavy that Il ap-
pearsd ike snow.
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RAMlROAD,
j ID ORKN 70 RO1r KADIsOM.
Winter Axrangomonts 1850 go.
3 rs CU NGR Mr 094n, III

! %N sssss..s --------- @sse
rrrnnx M Arrr-r s@n,-r.v r,~.v-..
e "A .asl f.1sAss .sais.. sssi.. .il r.a :. asi.
tt'.r-
vvr,, 80. . $780, .HsA
4ssr.sa sIogt 4adisaa . $50 .. =.
DsconA TRAITS 49, st
VIII lsam Ksokuk = p.u.. - ssyise - Tort
Madison ct 1slO D. n. $50
Il xskms A4S ID - see asss7s
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01
Rsmarxasie w ords . I Brea srao.

Remarkable Words . E3roa erlCM.
The San Francisco Times OF the 7th, ia
aliuding to the killing of Broderick, says:
"That he Vac % tn hsfafe the hair-triki
ger Of Terry, hs did M sapposs, but he knew
we'll enough thas n % ssrvivsd shat enoo I'M
tor, he would b slain ~ sons other Of the
slavery extending orewd, Who 90 eagerly
sought his Life. AtR hs fsll, ii il know
that be balisved thSs ~ was Killed -ssmur-
dered," bscause hs ~ opposed 10 the az
tension of slavery and ! oofropt AdministrA-
tion that he was she yictin Of conspiracy.
OF the Determination to kill him OF il ap-
pears he WAS well aware. A letter Va re-
ceiysd y thin city BY yell known gsHtle.
man, By the last overland mail, from Thso-
dofs PaJne, Esq. from which " are allowed
to@mske tho following extract: "On ny way
70 tho Post Of6oe met g. X. Garrison. and
On speaking Of the death oil Broderiok, Gar
rIson aid that Brodsrick cans TO bid him
good bye - hs was leaving tor New York.
and on shaking hands. Drodsriek remarked
'Good bye, Mr.. Garfison; you will never see
me again--I have got 70 fan BY tho hands Of
somo Of them.'"