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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sOoD-We met one Of our friends yesterday on
Broadway. aud was astonished ut the ange In his
appearance. A few weeks ago We saw him, BIZ
Was pale, lean and objected eomplainining oil
weakness and debility, having bsen afl cied all
summer. Nov he appears TO be fat. healthy and
strong. We learned that he owed bis restoration
10 health entirely to McLsans Strengthening
Cordial.
Weadsise al who are complaining OF General
Debility to try il; II is avery pleasant remedy. W.
learn that there are large quaint Of 1t sold daily
Il Morning Herald
See advertisement, In another column.
Nov. ID div
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HANKERS. ATTENTION.
Safes, Bank Lecks, and Vaults.

HALL, CARROLL a. co..
MANUFACTU kERS of Che celebrated Hail's
Patent Concrete Fire aud Hnrglar Proof Safes,
which are known to be superior to any other, ard
are perfectly free from dampness. None but those
marked "Hall's Patent" can be relied on.
We are also sole manufacturers OF the world
Bank LocE 4sLord,s ChaMpIom,',
ssash. Halls lmprOvemsnt.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
Others are
1t has an outside combination key that will
hane the most expert burglar Or scientific mechan
lie ii has no kayhaie stem, FraAats dial that
car h4 knocked Off i.faced AZ TO presenl the
person having the key and comb from OPEN
/ Ing the safe.
/ I'd. tits impossiblet TO get amy explosive matter
\ in the lock- or in any way dtfaca tho face VI the
oor 80 Az TO prevent the person having the oatside
ry ard combination ffeia feasRf the safe.
81. Ii has springs, ani tor this reason alonc
,a az ii sbosc any lock in use, rs Il IL impossible
49,, it ont of order, and it has greater security
than =, lock known.
Ms;n, ite all Bankers, Comfy Trcasarers, Msr-
.hant-rn. others, tecall ard examine II.
HALL, CARROLL co.
81 LEs R9t. Mo. II Msia-st., Merchants Ex-
a-.s - r..ata;-. IS. st Louis. Mo.
July "a, '69-dG w-auPly
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HoraicutturAl Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting VI the Keokuk Ilor-
traitural Society will be Leia on Thursday Dec.
9th At n o'clock, In the City Ccuncii Room.
Citizens generally arc iyitsd 10 attend.
j. X. TEMk6bURi.
Dee. Ibid seo'y.
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II Morning Herald
See advertisement, in another column.
Nov. Ii div
L. Diseased Horses and Cattle re-
quirs internal rsmt dis TO purify thcir blood and
rem owe il nammation and fsser, loosen the skin,
cleanse the water and strengthen every part this
body. All Of Coughs and Gods. Founder,
Distemper, Los vi Appetite, IIvard Strains, Ye.-
low Water, Inflammation Of the Eye. Fatigue fro Ia
Hard Labor; also, Rheumatism lcsmnapnly called
Stiff Ceinplaint,} ami erupsIse diseases, such 50
arise FROM an impure state Of the blood, to-wit:
Poll Evil Big Head Fistala, surfeit aud scratches
require free use II Sioan's LIBERATED Condition
Powder. Il 10 mild, safe, thorough, sni far supe-
rior T. any other remedy yet scoysred.
See Sloan sadscrtisement in another seIumnof
this rsper. dee dot VII
NEW YORK, Aug. II 1859.
Msssss. HosfRrrEg sxirm, Pittsburgh Pa:
For some years gas. have been afflicted with
indigestion and dyspepsia, occasionally atteudes
with obstinate attacks of diarfhna. Icing med
icai IN self, seldom take any medicine, but
knowing hat the peculiar con .ition u tny system
requirei both homie and stttaulsns, determined
to Try the e~st Of bottle Of yoar celebrated Bit
ters. Before comm enc nj take the Filters lad
nor lad y natural healthy action Of my stomach
and bowels fl three months, and during that time
| i has lost ttefa peuals Ut sfh. In two weeks
! have gained i've rea..dg ia w~ighs, have had II
rsveloas appetite, perfect dig alton and ~ synp-
tins VI oyspepsia Or diArrhn4- Eut Why call you,
iIcomparabls compound Bittersl 6nd ii . de
hghfaI, fuag >Is, aromatic To the the taste, and
the i&rg bic .iiscts upon the syssm arc adeiight
fui warntn - tic stomach and m exhilar a,ial
gov ossr the Whole surface of The Lody, .exctinl
copious persp - i'll taoat sstnelAtitg tie brair
or aecelsra,ine the Lery sssts III 10 lcav,
any feelings lassltuds " relaxation. This ism,
experience in the use of this atnirasle prepare
tiun. Let others try IT.
Yours, Truly,
g. w. WfsTRROoK,
No. II West 18th st.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev
erywhere
sold by +. Gfnsoys, A. j. WtLxirsos, BARrLEr
KAYK Co., and j. 4. WILKINSON.
Dec 8 '6G-dkw
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st. Louis Il homeopathic Pharmacy

st. Louis Hon. Pharmacy
Na.sl North Tifth-st opposite Mercantile Library.
/ ahnv. location q irst-oIa.ss homeopathic phar.
macy. whore they dssign TO keep every variety Of
Medicines consisting Of
Tluctures, UttuttOns ana MsAlcAteA
stOkuleS,
ALKETuREPTA. tnommcpateis Chocolate dis
farou preparations u ArAica, Walls Corks, Labels
md every other article that the hysisian buyer
may require.
homeopathic books and Standard Wesks,
TEXT BOOKS, DISsECTING INSTRUMENTS for
tho usc Oh studenta, FANNY CHESTS, and CASES
or MEDICINES. Having purchased our stock fof
Cash 10 oan afford TO sell ~ cheap N any reliable
Pharmacy In lhe United states. We invite III TO
call and examine ouf stock.
nar Us 1852. dkwiy STRONG n co,
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MARRIED..
ARNOLD--BARRi

ARNOLD--BARRY-On "Wednesday evening May 10, b. the
Rev Theodore L. Cuyler, David p. Arnold, j., to Mary
Louisa eldest daughter OF John Barry all Of this city
BIRBANK-NAN VLECK--In this city, on Wednesday May
the residence the brides mother by the Rev y ar
sons Hoyey the Rev Lycsnder T. Burbank Of fi'zTiani
IL Ms Sarah Susannah daughter of the late Abraham h
Van Week.
EATON-PAYEE-At fremont H., Saturday May :, BY
the Rev T. g. Smith DIR NJ NJ Eaton Of Groyoand, and Miss
Eliza J. Payne If Galesburg
FOX-FREEMAN-On Thursday, May II, by the Rev Dr.
Burclard, Charles J. FoA 10 Emma NJ Freeman.
KkAPP-SEARs-On Wedne sday May TO- OF the Scotch Pres
by,erian Church by the Rev. DR. McElroy MIR Edward j.
knapp TO Miss Matilda daughter OF the late Elnsthan H. Sears
esq, 81 Of this city
LINGERWOOD - CUTLER - On Tuesday May Is at the
Church OF the Redeemer Morristown, ~ j. by the Rev
Cornell Mr. John H. Lingerwood of the hrm Of John ~
Lingerwood Co Of this city to Miss IL B. v Cuhr gram"
daughter Of Stephen Vail OF Morristown, n. j.
MOORF-BUGBEE-On Monday, May T. q. the re,dshCs
the brides father by Jacob Webster ESQ.,. Miss LILLY ~ T
Bugbee Of Caledonia MINI, to Frederick a a'0e " '
Crosse, Wis. . D.
MITCHFLL-OLCOTT-On Thursday, MAY u W rs.rsi,,
Geo Potts d. d. in tine Presbyterian 'hHncp1i aa,.h.s,,
pace kew-YoIk William H. Mitchell 10 isa'e' ~ o
Of H. w. Olcott of New Rochelle ,n
MoCALLUAI-GRF NZEBACH-ln BroeNHy"c NJ Wecsil,n Ia
NAV H. 1870 by the Rev DIR. stors 0sPt ~ . 'i' ~ "
Mia Jos.phine NJ Grenzebach
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KFLLOGG-Af Busboe. Wis, 90 Friday Nay H. o. k 1872
nary sporle1y Frederick BelIcm eco, formerly ss'H"'
ofdheity, in the 9th year Of hb sse
MooUITLJ In this city, on "Wednesday, hsy No. ""J
McQuilln, In the nth year Of hersgs
MOORE In wismsport, Penn. on Saturday My ~ WIZ
X Moore son Of Martha y. and the late Wm. Moore "
Mobile Ala, aged years and months
sMITH-On Wednesday, Msy 49, Mr. jeremiah smish ase'
years and months.
The relatives and fisnds Of the family are respectfully invea
attend the funers from biz late residence No ~ West rcfv
fourth sheet on Friday tho 18th inst st2 O'clock p no
sQUIREs-In Greentoin Long Island Tuesday, Nay 10
amer ho aud severe Illness Richard oldest SOD OF hchfe
end Mary A. squres aged ~ years mon'hs and ~ dsys
souIREs- In this ev on "Wednesday May l6 after severe
illness Morgan p John A. and Mary sqnires AsedS
years oItis and days
VAN DUZER-On Tuesday May rs Charles p yonnees soo
Of james and Hannah Van DuzeT aged months aud Sdys
For additional Marrioges and Deaths zee skh Page
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ave been as follows.
IAomDs0n'S Reporter saws:

IN0UDSOH 5 ftJOTtT Shle'
Several of the banks in this city are issuing notes
with the officers printed or engraved iii imita-
ton Of the written signature. This renders counter
feng still easier besides IT IS palpable violation OF
the law. which reads All Notes and Bills by them
issued and put into circulation as money, shall be
signed Nv tie President Nice-Presden and Cashier
thereof
We have little 10 report regarding the Dry Goods
market The heaviest trade Of the season is past but
the recorders and the general demand from the interior
have relieved the dullncss which usually attends this
period Of the wear. Some Orleans package houses
have already made their appearance in the market aud
some Of the leading distributing houses are making
preparatons for their future sppes although no i'm
portant transactions can he reported After the lst
prox we may look for an Improvement in business IN
this department and more general activity. The fIm-
ness IN Domestic Goods is maintained and in some IN
stances an advance has been asked. The exports OF
the week have been largely in excess Of the same Pc
Rod last year. The impression prevails that The dill
clties in China viii be settled without any serious
disturbance by the concession of the Chinese but the
apprehension Of another China has already had
rreiudcial effect upon the trade at Shanghai, and
American Drills are in consequence reported dull
The private letters by the last steamer do not report
any falling off in the price of goods in the English mar
keis but that a mastery inactivity prevailed and
lower prices might be submitted " If buyers would
operate.
We annex our usual .unnlly OF the exports OF do
nestle coons from tl, rer FOX the week ending the
NJ II 1850.
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THE CosriDEScE WoyAS.-Miss Abby \. Goddard,
the notorious confidence woman, who has made 70
much noise in the Eastern States, has been arrested IN
Dedham, Mass, on requisition from Gov. Morgan.
We learn from The AreRo that Miss Abby is now IN
the Troy Jail Her career is a somewhat remarkable
one Possessed of fine intellectual characteristics che
became an authoress Of celebrity contributing to
several magazines and newspaper aud publishing Two
or three volumes herself among which were the " fro-
ian sketch Book and /" Glesnings." She was also at
one time large contributor 10 the press Of that city,
under the signature of Kate" She kept n
Female Seminary in Troy, and was highly
successful as a teacher having az one time
several assistants and hosts of friends. But " haie
got into speculatons bought brick houses, kept
n bank account got notes discounted, became short,
borrowed Skinned, and fnanciered, and eventually
passed through all the stages of the bold and dashing
operator. Many said and respectable citizens indorsed
her paper or loaned their for thousands but the
nav day more certain than death taxes, at length
came and with il ruin for the intellectual and brilliant
"Kate" Ii IL ayerred that in her career in Troy she
not only swindIed but forged. How this may be we
cannot tell but certain s she has now been arrested
and taken to Troy for changing the amount OF note
from $50 to 81 500, which was given by Mr.. Wet
more which note was discounted by one OF the city
banks, Kate obtaining the money upon II. Some
months since Miss Goddard was up before the Boston
Courts ON a criminal charge obtaining money under
alse pretepses beeve, and passedthroughthe hery
ordeal Of Jures and Courts in that city.
Albany Atlss and Argus.
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ere dull snd prices remain low rsr K quiet bu. asy at pre

dull and prices remain low Isr quiet bot 4 'ay at prey
rates .
OLsTbe marie. % devoid Of activity but prices generally
sustained ss 10000 gallons Lnseed at eoae Ia cSAs
nd IN hbls
PR0ysONsTbs PORK msrket Is duh and lower ss!es Of
40 ibis At IL lods 1a for New Mes &l7 % for Old do
W rs for New Prime Mess s13 626s 3 u for New Prime
I'D do Is nominal Psei IL in fair demand and steady aes
az bbls AZ S.u &c for Country Mess gd no 20 for He
packed Ness eli 2a$R5o for Extra Prime Mess IL quiet
eef Hens steady; sales Of ~ bbls Western private
pBcon Of 100 Western Short Clear
eirnmed s loic Cut Meats steady; the supply ar
sles Of US hhd and tcs at 7dlc for Shoulders and ec
or heus Lard il better and In fair demand sales Of S bbls
Il 1li01lic. nutsr End theese plenty and heavy
LItE Il steady ssles Of 200 tee at ~ l2lD~i 5DPlpb
stGARsThe trade Is moderate sales of 81 hhds D7c,
inch ding l0Te1s and $50 Cuba Also 1893 boses Havana al tic
for oil portion aud AZ hhds Meado mainly At II doc
T1LLOW-The market IL 6m the demand In excess Of the
surpy sales of 90o prime Western nj oic, cash City IL
MHIsKYThe market without important change sales Of
500 bbls. at 2ltd 2llc
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BRooKLYs ORPHAN AsYLUn.-The Twenty-seventh
Anniversary exercises of the Brooklyn Protestant
Orphan Asylum Society were witnessed last night at
the Athenaum by very large audience. About 100
little boys and girls belonging to the Asylum were
ranged on an elevated stage in front of the audience
The exercises opened with lew remarks by the
President Mr.. A. III. Dana, followed by hymn sung
by the children in concert. The Rev. Dr. Farley,
read portion of the Scriptures, after which prayer
WAS offered by the Rev. DIR. Cutler.
Tie Corresponding Secrearys report was then read,
by the Rev Dr. Farley. The report states that but
one death has occurred among the children for the past
year; ia orphans have derived benefits from the So
cety during the year. and go have been admitted TO
the Asylum Ga have been sent to their friends ana ~
been ndentured now on trial. The children
attend Church twice every Sabbath, and services are
held twice week in the institution. Many improve
ments have been introduced into the bulldog, greatly
conducting 10 the health and comfort OF tue inmates
Thanks were heartily rendered to numerous private
citizens who had contributed by various means to the
prosperity Of the institution and 10 the happiness OF the
children The public earnestly entreated to con-
Time their donations to this important charity, ias on
their liberaly these children III great measure de-
n. nd for the comforts of their present home. The
'rreasurer's report read by j. o. Low esq, shows
that the amount received from various sources has
been $40 26S 40; the expenses for the year were,
80 446 H. leaving balance on hand at present OF
SS2I &c. The exercises by the children, which fol-
lowed consisted OF singing, reciatlons ana Dialogues.
They gave evident satisfaction 10 all present. some OF
them being heartily appauded little song entitled
The birds have come back sung by eight little
girls with whistling chorus. the latter performed
with great gee by number of the boys was enthusi-
astically encored Another one, sung by TWO SWEEP
little girls Just big enough to odde to the front OF the
stage elected great applause. In fact, all the eXer-
cises in which the children participated We're so excl
lent that those present could not hut be satisfied Inc
concluding performances were eApedlted somewhat III
conseouence of a number Of the smaller children be-
coming very sleepy and the audience were dismissed
with a benedlctlOn.
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SIR: noticed The N. T. E1preSs OF the 18th inst.
savs: Il is not probable that the Trustees would bid
off the road for the bondboders at IS y cent without
the fullest indemnify. Ii is not 10 be presumed they
would The Object Of the present movement is t. so
Indemnify the Trustees that they viii avail Themselves of the
present laws Wisconsin and protect the small hold
ers Of bonds being entirely sacrificed by seheng parties
Though well understood that If the road b. bought in and
secured Tor B0NDHoLDKRs under th' foreclosure
matters not whether they pay $4,000 or +4@aWo une
amount OF whole issue Of bonds But believing that VII
be ultimately very valuable rood they prefer 70 buy OF %
cent Oh Of bonds aud thus not conform to M stat
ute Wisconsin but also protect themselves against any s OF
redemption.
A. for The portion first issued IT Is well known tst the greater
na of them were souandeed very small part % them were
gtjuatry applied Lend grant portion OF the roaf The
Last a0IOOi bonds issued 10 MI Chamberlain 70 Duid
the II a miles road without which tie previous % miles OF
the Land Grant would have been comparatively yauees
They were only the Company had Tor finishing
the road 10 Lacrosse though they ecrnced they
yided the means opening 70 the NorWet route thai
destined 20 be the great hoougae from Chicago the South
and Milwaukee the East connecting at those points with
rosd, TO every commercial city sn6 state OF the Union
What eek Of the Trustees l., that they viii use the night
vested them by the present lsw Of conn oT proee
to and this have the fullest confidence they viii do If we
join requesting L. At any rate urge al bondhoder to send
and address with amount held 70 o. H. Saerlce
A. Exchange place. that they be fully informed here
''''- - '''''' r''''7 = "A LARGE BOEDHoLDER"
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La w IN7'ELLIGEVCE
THE OYSTER SLO0P MURDERS.
TRIAL OF uICKs-FnIRTH DAY.

The United States Circuit Court convened on Thurs
day morning TO proceed with the trial of Hicks bnt
Capt. Nckerson, the only remaining witness for the
persecution, was still absent.
The Dstrict-Attorney put in evidence an almanac
showing that the night of the murder the sun set at
6:I2p. IN The witnesses had fixed the time with ref
erence TO sunset.
Catherine Dickers0n recaled-About months-ago
went with Oliver Watts 1--WE cngsged) to dsguereo
,yp. We had our taken and then
in the when this affair up gave the dasueroOtype
with the lock Of hair, to Capt Weed
Capt. Weed identified the hair as that which he had
received from her and it handed to the jury with
TIE loody hair found the deck of the sloop. They
were found to correspond exactly.
George Washburne, Second Precinct P0lce-IIave
followed the sea, the Martha the vessel the f. A John
run int and got the PsSSe Of s S& and tGpss
the a. Johnson and found that the piece Of bowsP fitted
exactly noticed m the Martha hole about four feet to six
feet long which had evidently been caused by collision
The District Attorney stated that they had nothing
further, except the testimony of Capt Nickerson. He
suggested that the captain had not arrived, they
should read his testimony taken before the Commission
The Court thought this might be 50, and the District
Attorney looked the testimony, and said be was
perfectly satisfied TO submit il.
Mr. Graves said that before This was introduced he
would like to have an opportunity to examine the test
mony and consult with his associate and the Court in
order to allow him the opportunity, adjourned until
noon.
AT noon the Court was reopened.
Mr. Graves said they had not been able to agree on
reading the testimony of Capt Nickerson taken before
the Commissioner.
Mr.. Hunt said that he thought it important 10 the
case that Capt Nickerson should be examined.
Judge Smalley said that he should grant adjourn
ment. Whatever opinions he might have to the neces
sity of further evidence il would be improper to n
mate them before the jury. The Court would hardly
grant any further delay than till Friday morning.
Adjourned till this friday morning at 10 a. m.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........
Cleared.

s,esmshps-Uoses Taylor Baxter Havana. NJ o. Roberts;
MONTGOMERY Barry, Savannah II. b. Cromwell Co
sbin-Canha Aus Cotmch, Antwerp Fupch Meincke-
Bsrks-Agnes, Lyttle singapore T. d. Morgan Co Peter
Deu Hoey saysnnah Demill Co. Cheyallie, Anderson
Riel nond Kirkland Won Sachs
Brigs-A Gilbert Burgess Windsor d. r. Dewolf Ospzy
(Prl Cole, St John, T. l. Eeyius Som L. A. Reed Crane
Nsgusbo T.. II. Smith.
Schoonen-M j. Hoyt, Hamilton Galveston, O. A. Ferris
Susan Mary Cooper Boston. g. L. Hatch j.. Gertrude,
Csmpbe Wilmington Doner Potter Edwin Gordon, New
hem Jonas Smith co n w. Smith Wyatt Charleston Nc
Cready Mott Co. g. H. Townsend Towerson Manzanla N.
NJ Freeman Co Menssss Dunton Boston A. Howes May,
Smith Havana; Walter Raleigh Phillips Charleston d. Colder
Murray: Bainerd Chapman Hartford josephine larte
Sierra Leone ST. Thomas and market; NJ X Thorne
Greenwood hisBzanls Post Small Co.
stesIners-Ads, r. bnson, Philadelphia Boston, CrocsH
Philadelphia, r. Perkss.
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DIED.

BowMAs-In plymouth sheboysan County VS. o op r@ms
Gay ply "a 1;sorre H. Bowman, proprietor OF the Vm'qu"
House. -, , -. -, H. a.d
IA dsar Charlotte sunbers with the silent aesui
g. nor, 10 make her appearance here,
XXI, Christ her Savior, doth appear
4, ..,,su,, and wisconsin papers please notice
nypTr-In Wiliamsburrh, "Wednesday, May 10 james
I,in eldest son OF James p aud Eliza NJ byrhe Ssea
wears months ard days
pypNFs-n this city ON "wednesday, May It, VIM byrne'
aged 90 years g. 49, s,x
rTIIoT Al her late residence Hun,incn Conn on ss,
day NAV H. Mr.. Nancy Elliot, rehc' oi inc i''e N '
IN the 18th year Of her age . go, m =, .,
BAIL-On Monday, May H. Sarah Jane WE Oh "H d. nan
aged rs years and months ~
eighth street. small pox, Mr. John T. johnston aged 81
years . -. .,
native Of London England and year, Tcs;dsn! " this
sisy, ssed 90 years
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FoUND DRowSED.-Coroner Jackman yesterday
drowned al Pier No East River Deceased about 40
age body having the appearance OF having been IN the
water weeks verdict OF Supposed drowning wss
rendered unknown found drowned at the 1907 OF
Pike street The body had evidently been in the water about
weeks about 10 stout ouit
Coroner schrmer held inquest which resulted in verdict Of
Supposed drowning. The body Of lad 10 years OF age
water at the Spring street n r. On Monday last while
playing the wharf he accidentally fell IN the rVer ana was
drowned Coroner Okeele held an inquest.
A LADY MIssING.-AIrs. Margaret Nreeland, res,d-
ing Hacker,sk " j. left her home on the :th int while
botng aberaion Of mind since which time she has not
been h. ard Of She traced far Hoboken and sup
posed by Of her friends TO have crossed over IN the
toat to hi city When she left her home she plaid and
chinz deane with white shaw and green frnge She
20 yca of age and feet six inches in hight has
darn complexion and thin face Her friends very sXious
about hen,