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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29
10. Watt 4 %; = pL0WS, s ; =, :,

L n ]
GEO. WATT & CO.'S PLOWs
The agticptural cornmunity and Pablle seaefHuy,
ate req peetfulls informed that ths concern OF
GEO. WATT 4 CO.,
Plow Manufacturers,
i sti in existence. aud conducted ia ITS IncchAnt,
al department. by 1Eu WATT; ;tho inventor anu
naaiifseitiref al the Cat Brace Pow, with us I'm
Dioecea,s, faIld who alone bas conducted the IN me
,asnicai department Of sit tie frluso Gee, Wau
30 siiiaS 1872 and Hugh A, Watt,t al the on
land where GEO. WATT s. 20. have alwassdane
tasiHsss. no, withsisnaiins snndry advertisements
aarc appeared, trying Ia create an lmpresslon 70
fbv eontraTy ans they assure thsr ffepds snd tno
t4bc generally that they are prepared =. az tiihss
T.. tar,sh tbeti with PL0WS and other Asricnitu-
@ lnpIsIurnss oi the bert quality, without intrns5
ne ,le rEhla al others of eldeagofins to misieaa
y leeeivs the pubic,
6ED. WATT il Dow perfesiias ss,io,,s iinpfpss., p.
meats on all three OF his patents, which We iiink
sli isssea tie aran, gre nsbre strength and less
seaf and IusIig lssssla the pfobabIlitb this eok-
ss ai tlse Piow. We hops ~ have Flows. q tte
safions sixss glti. these improvements reaay Tor
va suiniasf fsltaw.
GREEkHR1EH WHITE NIJ.gHuR WAs
"a TEh.vWs $40 the agents TOR this ts'ebrat6f
'e, PURCELL, IADD Il CO.,
lzz, corner Main and 18th su
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

~ Lieeries, In Mass and stick, Of the be-
Gun ARABIC Ifeauincl for Tobacconists.
TOSQUA BEASs-AnEasturs, Black and CIR
tnlixed. 3st
OLIVE OIL, is glass, Of now crop In staYs a
for sale los by ]. PETFIEL1 GEoHGE
In n. Blair and Co.'S Building, cofns5
my t-em safs5 l2th and Cart sgx 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29
ARCHITECTURE, CIVIL AND ME

n CLINICAL ExGIHEERlEG.-C: +. N.
SMITH has epeasd an olice n Goddin IS Hall cor
aer l7th aud bank streets, Richmond, Va, " hefe
lie pnrposss furnishing Plans, Specifications, EST
nistes DesiEns ps, &e., for all kinds of Meehan,
zeal or ornamental improvements that rny bo COM
1lited TO his ensr.s. HAVING possessed superior
adyantsgeg for improvement aud eIPcfleacc IN All
Tie OF Ia. profession throus shout
tho North aud Vest during the last twenty Years
III which he has had shsrtc OF mAny public ana pri
yato enter prses OF eenRidefa bio Importance, ho Is
confident that in the discharge OF his duties the
most entire satisfaction will be rendered to all who
may f. avor him with their patronage. JcH H-lni
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

MINNESOTA The accounts from Minnesota
are cheering. An aotiye effort 10 making by
tho Democracy to preserve the State in which
they stois into power - the time Of organi-
sstion, by means u fraudulent returns from
the "ontposts" and ballot-box stuf6ng in the
large towns. But Minnesose 10 too intensely
. Free State for the leaders of Pro- Slavery
party to tow after them. The Republicans
are wide awake, and have q host OF able
men canvassing tho State. Their meetines
are enthusiastically attended, and the whole
country il ablase with excitemert. The
"breechclout" Democracy of Minnesota have
got to 90 under, this fall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
Michigan Fair.

DKTRoIT, Oct. 4.
The Fair Of the Michigan State Agricultu-
raj Society opened to-day, and will continue
four days. The arst day will be devoted to
the entries, tho second day to the examina.
ton OF cattle, tho third to the examination
Of horses, and the fourth to awards and ex.
hibition Of premium articles.
Gov. Banks, Of Mass, will arrive this
evening, and on Thursday deliver the annual
address before the Society. Horace Greeley
10 also expected to be present and deliver an
address. The weather Is fine, and the en-
tries and attendance large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-Collector Hatch
has refused to grant clearance to the steam
er Philadelphia for Aspinwsll. because it is
alleged that the steamer is engaged to take
Walker and two or three hundren men from
Texas, Alabama and elsewhere, now en-
camped below the city, ready to start for
Nicaragua, but ossensibly bound for CHR
riqai gold diggings, intending to leave on
the 5th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
Georgia Electlon.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 4.-The returns from tn,
election held yesterday 10 this State, are thu,
far very meagrs and unreliable. Gov. Brown
IL re- elected BIZ heavy majority. In tn
7th and 9Th congressional districts, the re
turns, 80 far, indicate the election OF th,
Democratic candidates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

OUHFs" On THU M LUufB + MI.
We learn that the receipts for tickets Of
admission to the grounds at the late Fair
amounted to about 1913 900, or an average of
IS, 42S per day. When it is remembered
that there were no entry fees charged on
stock or articles exhibited, and that this sum
is tho proceeds OF tickets alone, the success
OF the exhibition becomes apparent. The
attendance on the grounds was largest on
Wednesday, when it is estimated that SIS, 900
persons were present.-[St. Louis News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
An American ship FIRED into

BosroN, Oct. 4.--Ths bark Hazard, which
arrived At this port to-day, from the coast Of
Africa, reports having been fired into, on the
coast, BY the British war steamer Plato.
The q. s. sloop-of-war Vincennes was at
Loanda, Aug. IA, ell we'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
De Lave Makes u Failure ON the
lilo m d 4 N Feat.

| RlOndim Feat.
On Friday afternoon last, Mons. De Laws
undertook to psrforn his promised feat Of
carving man asross Genesse rivss, q The
Falls, % HE back On tight rope which Il
| stretched across the river $ that place 1t On
elevation Of about ono hundred fest. A cor-
| respondent OF the New York Tribune eivss
the following sketch Of the attempt and ito
| result:
M. De Lave left the east side Of the river
ut about TWO O'Clock, and walked upon his
rope with apparent ease TO the opposite shore,
lying dawn when midway the rope, and per>
forming snndry feats, such - balancing npon
enc foot, 0tc. The wind blew rather fresh,
end ~ times he wAs envelopsd 10 cloud Of
spray, % - 30 be lost from sight. The .rops
| is suspsoded directly over. the abyss below
the fall, 70 that hssaprsy has tendency to
wet the rope and render it slippery, fact
which M. De Lave learned by experience
vhsn he venturad to cross with . man upon
his back. le ss. svs. ts I#HS 08F4f
After partaking Of refrsshmsni, and rest
ing awhile, he started for the opposite shore
with man upon his shoulders, Ii the person
Of eailor weighing lao ponnds, which, With
than tie little Frsnohmsn could veil stand
up under. il war fsared when he dsst step-
ped upon the rope that he conId not cross Il.
He made his way oarefslly near half across,
but ~hsn over the yawnibE chasn, and near.
~ envsloped in spray, bis feat slipped, and
for a moment they were supposed LOST
Down, down, they WHIT, the sailor clinxing
with both hands around De LAve's wstst
bat De- Lave catches the rope with his Arm,
and thsy hang thus suspended nearly 100 feat
ah0vN tho foamine Watere henaa IN Dros
ping his balancing pole, Do Lsve ssised HE
fellow traveler by the clothes UPON his bach.
and threw him with one hand upon one OF the
puy ropes, which thsy rsra forsrnately near
then climbed DIP himself, De Lave. 10 doin9
this act Of placing his companion In oompar
ative safety and th6n mounting the ropU I'm fin |.
self, showed wonderful coolnsss and nerve.
and exhibited almost supefhums0 strength.
As they fell, the impulsive crowd, With one
accord, rushed nearer the rivers banks.--
Some few ladies tainted; and for an instant
ell Was still. But when they reached thsir
places upon the rope, cheer upon cheer rent
the air. After resting while, they mads
their way, sshand over hand = TO shore-fthe
sailor showing himself quite It home n thia
branch Of the perform anoe did ana iuoky
to gain terra tssmd again. asked hem how
they felt as they came OF the rope 70 which
the saiior man replied, SCI felt a. though /
would like something 70 take /" and 40 doubt
be did. So ended the last act Of fope walk.
Ing, and 40 - 10 be hoped that it will not
again Do fsneAtsd.
This result winds up, M. D. Lave, IL least
ct Rochester, The Mayor Ok that, city having
issued proclamation forbiddfne any 10 ore
exhibitions Of the Hike fool.hsrdy kind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

At the meeting OF tho Socisty on the last
day OF the Fair, last year, Clagets made :
hlghfslutin speech about the Dseessity Of On.
couraging the manufacture Of Agricultural
implements 10 this State, and offered pre-
MUM Of $50 90 for tina, purpose.
AT the proper time the Directors reminded
MIN Of his promise, and desired to know
what articles should be named in the List Of
PREMIUMS. No answer was received from
Clsgess, and bic $50 comes up missing. The
onsr was for Bunkum, not for..Agricul.ural
Implements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
8r# ~ Ii $50
Green Bay Township,
ATTHE WHITE SCHOOL HOUSE,
Monday Might, October 10th.
Our Railroad 20 Eadyvilis.

Our Railroad 20 Eadyville.
We have heretofore announced the COM
pletion OF arrangements for the construction
OF the Dos Moines Railroad TO Ottumwa in
season for the next falps business. sPropo-
sitions had previously been made for the
construction Of the road beyond, to Eddy
vile, which, If sssented to by the people OF
that place and vicinity, would insure its CON-
plesion to that point also during the next
season. We are happy to be able now to an
nounce that those propositions have been ac-
cepted, and the graduation of the line be-.
tween that place and Ottumwa will soon be
commenced. The design is to have the road
bed ready for the iron, or nearly SO, between
Eddyville and Ottumwa, by the time the cars
reach the latter point, 90 that little or moth
ing will remain to be done but to lay down
the bars, in order to have the road open to
Eddyville ~ early as to Ottumws. It is oon-
fdently believed that by the Let OF Septsm-
Der next the track will be complete to Eddy
vile.
Ia the midst Of embarrassments and null
titudinous difficulties, the resolute energy OF
the parties interested 10 the progress Of the
road, and its extension to that point, has
succeeded in the arrangements necessary for
complete triumph over all obstacles; and
We may congratulate our people 1t homo,
and our neighbors far up the country, with
an assurance and . heartiness never before
INDUCED in in connection with tho De-
Moines road. 1t will be day u rejoicing
indeed, when the products Of the valley for
30 great distance into the interior can b.
brought 70 ito mouth BY rail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

New Goods for the IodjoS.
MI ISIS AvgKI - rstur1s mssy thuah 90
w to tho LAdis. Sc iAsis past ep.senags, w
and hopes to RECEIVE b cUntinuAn 10 Of the
samss She hes rstnrned With . large stSck II
Ftsnch Millinery Goods. Fall aod Winter Bon
nets Of ths latest styiss, Blond Laes. Ass Brsnch
Embroidery, collected with taste Lacs Vails, Nl
Gloves, Gauntlctts, Silk and Wooden Gloves, HoCe
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetu, Fancy
Knit hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks, DRESS Iris
mings, select Cd with taste, Ae.
Ladies are invited To call. Store south side Of
Nan-st., between ~ and 3d.
SaBtl7-d Isl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

Trees, Trees!
great variety OF fruit end Osnomsmtal
Trees, for sale at No. 1, Estes HOUSE, Main
street..
N. B.-Evsrything sold U6yYonted to be
true to name, or the money viii be refunded.
Sept. I, $3.50. WIN. BARNES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

"a While In West Point on Tuesday, W
wsre pleased to see that the town had been
brushed mp and whitewashed, and was neat
- new pin. The citizens were making
great preparations for the crowds that were
expected.
The report that Douglas was to be there,
and the desire to hear and see Kirkwood and
Dodge, who spoke there yesterday, drew vast
numbers Of people, who, perhaps, would no.
otherwise have CONC.
Frank Sempie was expsetsd to speak there
last night, and We saw great many voters
who were aboat a. eager to hear him - Any
OF the big guns. IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

0r . = = = Z ADIs s''O
MRS. NJ. TALON
II ESPkO1VD ELY solScitS ths Attention. ~ the
IN lA4ies TO- her NEW STOCK Of 4
Eau and vVtne01 Goods.
The latest sty1ss and fAShions ana vssiuus ~uals-
tiles, 10 s1it I'll tastss, have besa aassesd. ~
Ladies' Kid and Cashnero 0suntlsts, Kid
Gloves, al oolors =
Lmbroidssiss, Mourning Oollsrs end Ssts;
Corsets and 6kirt-SuppoStFs;
Ladies' Super Merino Finish Vests;
5 CLOAK6 AND 6HAWLS;
Domneas. RtbhOnu.
FRENCH = AA1DAiCAN FLOW ERS, FEATHERS;
Hoof GKIAno, SnPDXa OPERA moons,
And every thing usually comprised In this depart
msnt will Be found IN her store, ct Wholesale AID
retail NO ~ AAIN-ET.
Sent. 10. I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
49, I'fdslIli sss.st44 I.s.s
100000!

Judge BoyIes admits that he borrow ID
$1,000, for the use Of the county. Wby
then did b not say % in his Exhibitp WIN
did BE- not tell the tax payers by what "a.
shortly be borrowed il, and what use he hs,
made Of it2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

c. The Botetourt (Va.) Whig says that 81
present, IN that county, "bssrs are - plesti-
fnl - squirrels"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

We ARE authorized to announce II AWKINS TAY-
LOR indspend ent candidate for Senator, to ill
the place made vacant by the resignation Of DIR.
Allen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
Fashionable Tailoring Establish

, IL40x =. = n nth !.
WouLD l,.9estiallZ t.fo,. y. es.issns q
from the East. with : hns stock Of Goods adapt
cd To the Fall Trade. consisting ia part 81
Fac Biark Broddcioth; Eddy's Csstueys, "
Tsns Dtsrk Deeskias; HaYkis, ~ YgH i
Iysaob ~ rib cd D0sskins; Stik Vssttsss. &c.
.a sdI In FURNISHING s0OOD6s sss' as4a
Shirts, Coiiws, CrrSats, 0isvss,.
Under. Shirts, Drapers, Supenders, co., &c. q
. SOMEHNNG NEW. a
He hes also mads asra Agsnssts with one cf he
leading Housss IN Nes York 10 Supply hin visk
al shslatsst fashioAs for Doys' Clotking. saabi
octSd sag 4H s&
Insurance.! insurance Insurance
DOLICInS IN 1tscas, Dssaiing1,a M9shas1lss.
i Pork Houses, Public Bnildings, ManufacauYins
Establishments, Househ0la R1rnisure, and al insu-
rable property, issued ut the lowest rates h the
following substantiAl Comranisa IA IA aH
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTH0RD, COIN.
.eaias'0 OApHAL 9400 900. i saes
CITY FIRE ms CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN,
OAPT5AL $50 900. fs
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $500, GOO.
MERCHANTS ms co. or HARTFORD. CONN.
CAPrrAL $200, 900. go
This Agency always pays its losses promptly n
Cath. .y4t N ,+gYsssg 3,g- sg gs.sys g-
Dwellings, with furniture therein, insured at
VERY MODERATE PK11mn, 1pr one, three or i've
years. Csllapd learn The rates. 4s.s
WIN. ~. DELKNAP, Ag,s,
-Oct1dlm Secosd-st., near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

Tairs. Partington makes Shakspeare
say, ssSweet are the uses Of Advertisements 2
It's so--if he didn't cay il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

PIows.-We saw two very handsome and
highly finished plows at Fl. Madison, the
other day. They were made BY Judge Nor
rison, and were intended 70 show Mt the Fair.
They were highly creditabls to the taste and
industry Of the manufacturer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07


slavery on it's African island OF Fernando Pc,
or rather has declared the existence OF the
institution illegal. O'Donnell, the Spanish
Minister of State, put this action Of his gov
ernment upon the principle, recognized ev-
erywhere among civilized men, except in the
Southern States Of this republic, that slav ery
Is the creature Of positive law and canno,
exist without it. He says:
The right Of property in . slave can only
be valid in those countries where the law
recognizes the existence OF slavery. In all
countries where slavery 10 not Recognised, all
men, whatever class they belong TO, and what
ever country they come from, are necessarily
considered free.
GTA tremendous large bed Of oysters,
| said to be three or four miles square, was
discovered q few days since ofr Huntington,
Long leland, by . party Of fisherman from
Norfolk, Conn. The value Of the placer il
said to be more than million Of dollars.
hundred boats or more are already ct work
diminishing the value OF this discovery q.
rapidly - hands could work.
GT-A company Of Gsrmans, styling them
selves the s.Lange Pipen Company and
headed by band OF music, marched il MA.
toon through New York city, on Thursday.--
They did not shoulder Shooting irons0 Of
| any description, but smoked pipes with stem,
two or three feet long. A very ludiorou,
sight they we're. They went to Staten Island
for target shooting exercise.
DAMAGE FOR BasAcH or PROMISE
Magdalene Hardy, Of Delaware county, N
T., has just recovered $500 damages from
Freelan Cochran, Who had been cher frisni
from CHILDHOOD" for breach Of marriag.
promise. The offence Was aggravated from
| the fact that sshe had often took breakfast 1,
her fathers house" and then married an.
| other girl. Young gentlemen should be oaa.
| toss how they breakfast and take too out.
as.l.-A$ i 44
GIThe editor Of al Illinois paper wri.
ting . private lettAr TO ! friend, sAys: "Ws
sre RepublioaDs. Of Aonrss. EvAryhody ~,
Fears The Lord, and can write lsgibis hand
sOithoaf ronning out hts tongue, il Re.
pnbifcan.D
A SwAHP PArESr.-The General Land
ONCE recently transmitted to tho Governor
OF Iowa patent No. / for tract or swamp
and overlooked lands in the Fort DssM DIN Cd
district, which enures to the State Of Iowa
under the Act Of Sept. %, 1850. The tfsc,
contains 38,595 acres aF7
TThe Oassedy peach orchard, in Sassa-
fras Neck, Cscii county, Maryland, compri-
see six hundred and City acres, from which
the proprietor has already realized over $780,
700 this season. He expects bic sslss - ex
coed, before the season il over, $4,000.
tV 4 u aothoritatively stated that the
amount OF money RENTED homo to their
iriends by the Irish residents 10 America du-
rang me last year is $500, 900. For tho
zen preceding ne years IL averaged about e5,-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

II the Poor House 10 Assets, is not the
Court House in Keokuk also assets ? Boyles
says he 10 getting 800 rent from the Court
House. Why didn't he say so in the Exhib-
ita What rent is he getting from the Poor
House,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

KEOkUK AHIKT MANUFACTORY,
AND
Ready-Made Linen Depot,
Third at-, bet. Main 4 Johnaon.
CHIRTs MADE TO ORDER. Al guaranteed.
- Gentlemen's Linen altered or repaisud.
Children Clothes made to order.
PinkiuR, Stamping, Embroiderinr. and all kinds
Of needs work exssutsd in : superior manner.
Manufacturers Of Feather Artificial Flowers and
Regalia. RIA. J.6AERHRkD CO..
oat I'D Propristors.
Pvfcc,s GIyceYDne.
E0 LBS. pure, inodorous Glycerine for sale by
~ "A. J. WILKINLON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Oct2d e6 MAin-st. n
WI. .. ruRxER. JOHN u. CaAIG.
TURNER 4 CRAIG,
Alto eys - = w, ss
SOLICITORS TN CHANoERY, 4
HEOkUK ............ :. IOWA,
xXIILL give striet attention 70 iii business On.
W trusted 70 their care, in Lee COUNTY, lows,
and In Hancock county, Ill. They will attend
regulsrly the Courts at Carthage.
w Once over Ogden, Brovnsll : U1s Book
Store, Main Street. ~ ea Eau 16 DOM
Richardson's N1W Mc1hoa Ter the
Piane FORE.
Mr.. NATHAN RlOHARD5ON Is known 81. the
W. author Of the Modern school" which 49,
without an equal OF superior until be uader-
took, tonscien tious, 10 revise itAnd correct the
faults which hisown criticism, and that 81 Others,
had detected In tho present Sclume 10 bsye tAe
perfected work, and VIC have no hesitation Iii III
Overseeing itas ~ soundsst.. the clearest, md
atogstef tho sEsr BOOK FOR teaching tho Piano thar
has ever sppearsd.-I Phih: Ese. gaile.i.:
ss;; y " ua s:.i';s:H;1 go 60. q
Savenlis NO oks.Ssy E : -
TFAE New Koilo Library ,sf.slss sstgF'
The Yossg People Library g.l sssHs ]
The Little Church .4lH f44g tfE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

ENTS.
1--WE are authorised to announce j. N. AN
DEkS0N a. candidate for Township Trustee.
FoR1 AADlsoa, sept. 8, 1873.
MEssEs. EproRs: Yon are authorised to an
nounce me As an Independent candidate for the
State Senate at the approaching election.
r. HIHsEL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

/ 0TRev. DR.. Sparrow, of Alexandria, Va.
has declined the call to Emanuel Church
Baltimore. so II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

ETN j. aathoritatively stated that the
amount OF money remitted homo to their
friends by the Irish residents 10 America du-
rang me last year is $500, 900. For tho
COX, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

G1During the reign Of Napoleon iii. The
French mines have coined 10 tho amount OF
2,770, 664 770fr, in gold, and l76 pos, 23lfr.,
in silver.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

i eTln consequence Of the great scarcity OF
brandy Tor wine purposes in Portugal, . con-
siderable quantity Of British brandy has been
shipped to that country. ~ IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

0TA Mrs. Prescott Lavfsnes, u Winhall,
Vermont, died few days sinse 81 eonsump
ton, and as member 81 IN family had pre-.
viously died Of the Same disease, the family
went through the uperstitious farce OF burn
ing the lungs, heart and liver Of the deceased,
20 prevent any more from dying Of the ssme
disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07
0OAeral xnsufance Agency,
QDD AEOOHD AHDsnAIH.

AS10E, LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN
= SUkAN0k promptly attended to 1t this Once.
Better and more iEpxhsITr can be given II this
Agency than In this city, and lAss troable
AfterA loes. ss8VS II =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

CO The Oassedy peach orchard, in Sassa,
fras Neck, Cscii county, Maryland, oompri.
see six hundred and City acres, from which
the proprietor has already realised over $50,
700 this season. He expects bic sslss % ex
coed, before the season il over, $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

~ft isssaid TINT. M. nh.-le. Yea. &C.:
firmly but respectfully refused the honor Of
knighthood which was to hsss been confer.
red upon him at the conclusion oil his man
agemeut Of the Pri1ccss' Theatre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-07

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