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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
Union Meeting IN Louisvllls.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.
A citizens meeting, composed OF all par
ties, was held last night. Minority resolu-
tions were passed deploring the election Of
President upon sectional issues. declaring
that Kentucky has common interest with III
the slaveholding States-that shs does not
despair Of justice within the Union, as both
Houses Of Congress will be opposed to the
Exccusive--that Kentucky will insist upon
the repeal Of the Northern statutes nnilifying
the fugitive slave law; appealing to South
ern States not TO desert the common cause Of
the South within the Union, and resolving
that Kentucky will stand by the Union till
aggression on her constitutional rights be.
comes more intolerable than revolution.
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Terrible Disaster.

The storm on the Lake. last Saturday was
one Of the sevsrest ever known. La Buffalo
some damage was done to buildings. The
loss upon the Lakes il immense; Is vessels
are reported lost on Lake Erie, and Is on
Lake Ontario. The loss Of life is very great
The crews OF six vessels have persisted. The
repora Of the storm are not yet complete,
and additional news will probably add fresh
horrors to TIE tale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

LEsvEswoRTH, Nov. %.
Acting Governor Beehe issued prnclama.
ton ia relation 10 affairs in Southern Kansas.
calling on Montgomery ani band to disband
and return to obedience to the constituted
authorities. lie says peaccable persons shall
receive protection and Gil offenders receive
due punishment.
Nothing new from the scene OF disturban-
ces. River navigation is entirely resumed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
The Disunionistsi In Hn timore.

An association calling themselves the
Southern Volunteers, displayed the Palmetto
flag from their place OF meeting to-day. A
large crowd were attracted by the novelty Of
the thing, and the dag was greeted with
groans and Kisses from the crowd and with
plaudits from the volunteers. Capt. Jones
Of the bark Isabella, also solicited, displayed
the Palmetto flag from the masthead Of his
vessel this morning, when all the ships in the
vicinity Immediately ran up the stars and
stripes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

tallions; but dispatch announces that two
merchant steamers. carrying French colors,
had left Gaeta With troops, supposed for
Civita Vecchia.
LArEr.-Nov. l7th.-Brsadstuffs had .
declining tendency. The pressure for money
in London .lightly relaxed, and the improve
ment Ia the stock market was maintained.--
The Paris Bourse was fiat. and further meA-
sures by the Bank Of France we're spoken of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
North Carolina Legislature.

PETERsBURo, Va, Nov. 70.
Senator Clingman has been re-nominated
by the Democratic caucus at Raleigh, N. o.,
for u. s. Senator.
Hon. NJ. E. Manley was elected Supreme
Court Judge, by the Legislature Of North
Carolina on Saturday.
There was considerable talk among the
members of Secession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

Read the kilograms and see how that awful
war has simmsred down to nothing. What an
old ass is thai Judge Williams! Well may
the st. Louis Democrat say, sit Was an out
rage on the gallant soldiery Of ST. Louis to
take them out on such bogus business"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
The Mont gOmery IIatd mo Raid NJ
AIi--Judgr Williams = Great HUM
bng.
KANsAa Cry. Nov. o..

The mail coach from Fort Scott arrived
here this evening, bringing Jesse Marin and
two registers of the land Office at Fort Scott,
who furnish the folowi & dispatches touch
ing the late disturbances
FoRT ScorT, Nov. 25.--NIuch OF the excite
ment here during the last week has been
without reasonable cause. The business OF
the land Office has not een interfered with,
and no fears exist that it will be. II il the
prevailing opinion here that the flight OF
Judge Williams and the Court was not war
ranted by the circumstances in the case.
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Cailfornia Tor s.incoln.

TT. hEARNEY, NOV. e.
The Pony Express, with California dates
to the 18th, passed at ! O'Clock this morn:
ing.
The election returns are nearly complete.
Lincoln is still from 500 to 800 ahead Of
Douglas, and all parties concede California
to Lincoln. He MAS also ahead IN Oregon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

rure Cough, rOta Hnarse~ ess TeAs-
AyN4XZA erSa, any Irritation or Soreness Of ne
rs Throdf, kytteUe the Hsskiny Cough
'SySsI in Cons Huapti Bronchitis Asthma
y1nS1l aud Catayyh, Cigar and Gtte
N!JNS" Strength 10 As Voice IF
PUBLIC SPEA Is RMS, AND
SINGENs.
Few are aware Of the importance OF checking q
Cough or "Common Cold" in It's first stage; that
which ia The beginning would yield 10 idrcmedy
liz neglected soon attacks the Lungs. "Byotcn' Is
bronchial 1roches,' containing demuicent iHgre-
dicnts, allay Pulmonary and bronchial Irritation.
BR OWNS @That trouble in my Throat, tor
TR OCHE S which the "Trochts' are a specinc,)
having made me often whispsrer."
N. p. WILLIS.
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Dr. A. A. HAYES,
Chemist, Boston.
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Boston.
BROWNS beneficial when compelled to
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Rev. s.. X. ANDERSON,
ST. Louis.
BROWNS "ErvRcruAL in removing the
TMOC ~ ES Hoarssness and Irritation of the
Throat, so common with Sr1AKRRs
and sIs6ERs.p
Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON,
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BROWNS Teacher OF Music Southern
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II BROWNS ness. From their past effect, i
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RIcnMoNp, Va, Nov. &c.
grand mass meeting Of those in favor OF
the Union will be held At Fincaslle on the "a
Monday in December.
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X co X u X:

TaR Dxs NorEES VALLEY NHfa 10 Tuofsned
every Monday Atshis css, Is enc Of the Oldest pa
psrs in Iowa, and hasa widely extended eircala
tion throughout the Dee MONIES Valley, Northern
Missouri, and NestcrH Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

A telegram from Washington says Cobb
will resign, 60 home and take leading part
in the Georgia Convention, in favor Of ssces-
sion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
The Kansas DlfTicultics..A Differ.
onakaco ON ths Matter.

0nG race On the Matter.
WARSAW, Mo-, Nov. 26.
DR.. Milton, resident OF this city, arrived
here on Saturday evening from Fort SCOTT,
whittier he had been on business connected
with the Land office. lie reports that Mont
gomery ia person was encamped within Ave
miles of that place wish Is or 80 men. A
detachment had entered Fort Scott, and find
ing that the Govcrnme MT officers had fed,
and the court which was TO have been held
on Monday last broken up, they seemed TO be
satisfied, and did not IN olest the town in any
way whatever.
Monsgomery's object for the present, il.
seems, WAS only to break up the court and
prevent the trial of SONS thirty of his friends
in custody. lie publicly declares that he
will now remain to prevent the sales, which
are advertised for the 5 | OF December, and
also to take possession Of Vernon and Bates
counties. In the meantime, Montgomery is
said to be regularly enoamped, with large,
comfortable tents,- with plenty of provi-
sons, dc.
thought to be Montgomery's band, appear to
have been company OF Government troops
on their way from Fort Leavenworth to Fort
Smith.
DR.. Milton did not hear OF any Of Mont
gomery's men having been in Missouri
Judge Williams left here yesterday morning
for Clinton, Henry county. The small party
OF independent minute men, who left here a
few days since, have returned. They wen,
as far as Balls Mills ard reported that the
nearer they advanced toward Fort Scott the
less they heard OF the difficulties.
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MARINE ~.

On Thursday, Nov. 10Th. at the rcaidencs Of
Otto Lyman, Esq, by the Rev. Charles Williams
Mr.. JOINS M. BnBvE 70 Miss ABBrs 8. Tyler, aud
Mr.. CHARLxs r. EIsDrE - MISS FANNts c. LYMAN
all Of keokuk.
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Tennessee unnks.

A private despatch received in St. Louis
on the 25th says that all except the Memphis
branch have suspended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

DErKoIr, Nov. %.
The Free Press this morning figures up
sixty seven lives lost on the Lakes, during
the gale Of Saturday and Sunday, and other
vessels have not yet been heard from.
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acorgta Convention.

AuousTA, Ga, Nov. &c.
Hon. A. II. Stephens and DR.. Perkins
have been unanimously chosen as delegates
10 the State Convention, from Taliafero
county. MIR. Stephens made characteristics
speech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

GTWe surrender nearly all onr space to
the flood Of news that has poured in for the
last two days.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 70.
The Planters, Union aud State Banks,
Tennessee, suspended by request OF the COM
munity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

ST. Louis BANKs.-1he St. Louis papers
OF the 2Sth say that suspension was called
for BY the mercantile community, and was
agreed upon by the officers OF the Banks on
the 9th. They suspended on the 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

UNICINI VUt6 LIUVgUTb U6t
been declared as follows:
Lincoln, 1924
Douglas, 55,o43
Bell, l,756
Breskinridge, 1903
Wright county WAS not received, but gave
q Republican majority OF GO. The total
vote Was l2S, cog Lincoln's vote over Doug
las, l5,l9l Lincoln ovsr oil, l2,4o2.
The vote for State officers will not be can.
vassed till Dec. 9th.
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Fort Scott mot Bnrncd--Parts not
SACKED.
LEAvxNwoRrH, Nov. %.
We have intelligence from Lawrence that
acting Gov. Beebe arrived there on Saturday,
having bad an interview with Montgomery.
At the time Of the interview, Montgomery
with 43 men vas engaged in tho trial Of
man charged with kidnapping : free negro.
TIE man, whore NAME whs given, was found
guilty and hung in presence Of Beebs.
Fort Scott has not been burned or Paris
sacked, a. has been reported.
Arrivals by stage at Kansas City, on Sat-
urday evening, report ell quiet.
By private letter from Lawrence we have
another account Of the interview Of Secretary
Becbe with Montgomery. This account says
that Beebe found Montgomery trying a man
named Mcdonald, whose alleged offsnse was
being 10 favor OF the EXECUTION OF the fugi-
tive slave law, and At the solicitation OF
Beebe he was set free.
On being cxpostulased with, Montgomery
is reported ~ having dcfed the power Of the
Territorial and Fsdsr"l Governments.
General Harney and Governor Medary ar
rived at the fort this morning, and leave for
Southern Kansas to morrow morning with
one hundred Dragons and two pieces OF
artillery, Captain Balm in command. Troops
have started from Fort Riley to tho same
destination. The "a division will rendezvous
at Mound City, l6 miles from the Missouri
State line. Secrecy IL preserved by the off,
cials regarding the plan Of operations
Montgomery acknowledges late murdcrs.-
He stated THAT no fugitive slave could be
taken back to Missouri, and said be would
continue his operations against the States of
Arkansas and Texas. III the troops come
against him ia large bodies he would dodge
them, but would whip any small parties.
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The south Carolina Representatives
findts Convenient TO Go to WAsh.
InEtOD.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 81.
All the South Carolina members OF the
Federal House OF Representatives have dc.
terniued to 90 to Washington and resign
there. This course il taken in order more
conveniently to confer with Representatives
from other Southern States.
The Governors Message was sent to the
Legislature to-day. It's tenor was about the
same as the synopsis sent yesterday in ad-
vance OF it's delivery. lnreation 20 Federal
affairs be says: at 10 now too late to re-
ceive propositions for conference, and the
State would be wanting in sef.respect, after
having deliberately decided on her course, to
entertain any proposition looking to con-
.inuance in the present Union.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
81. Louis Hank ks Suspended.

ST.. Louis, Nov. %.
All the bsnks Of the city. excepting the
Mechanics Bank, whish withssood the pres
sure Of 1857, suspended specie payments this
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
The Ccnsns Returns.

WASHINGTON, New. %.
The Census Bureau is in receipt or the re-
turns from all tho States-Sonth Carolina
included. In few scattering districts how
ever, the returns arc withheld for correc.
ton.
The returns from the Territory Of New
Mexico are now on their way to Washington,
and those OF Utah and Kansas have only 10
part come to hand, 10 all cases with but one
exception. Laws have heretofore been passed
to extend the time u taking the Census; -
TO the present 'on4s II has been rendered in a
sherter period than ever before, but not in
time TO enable the Secretary Of the Interior
70 communicate to Congress at the commence
ment Of the session, tho enumeral Of the in
habitanss and the aew representation appor-
tionment.
Among the latest arrivals OF C0ngressmen
il Senator Davis, OF Miss.
Sec'y Cobb was absent from the Cabinet
to-day On account Of sickness.
The Presidents Annual Message has been
put in the printers hands.
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/ tt Nv this day sold my entire stock OF Grocer
l. ies,s to u. Kaplee, and authorize him to q
my anne In collecting when necessary. ! would
recommend him to al IN old customers.
JOHN L. X. sT0ITS.
Nov. rs, 1G60-nv2Sd2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
Keokuk, Fl Des Moines and MINI.
+ r
RAILROAD.
Open to 0ttumwa, 70 Miles.
Grange OF TIME.

Two Trains eaon way Daily
I'M and after TUESDAY, NOV. 10th 1890,
~ and until further notice, daily trains
will run each way tSundsys sxceptsdl as follows;
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave KE0KUK IT $500 .. m, arriving
IT oTTUMWA, ~ i2:&5 M.
Re.urning-Leavss OITUMWA at 2:30p. -.
and arrives at KEUkuk at 7:iS p. ~.
FREIGHT L ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Will leave O1TUMWA IT 7:Ot =. NJ,
arriving in KEOKUK 1870 -.
Returning-Leaves KEOKUK 1T 2:46 p. ~, and
arrives 1t oTTUMMA At s:i5 p. -.
IN Passengers taking the Mail Train from k.o-
kuk ~ 8 90 y. make sure connections with
Stages FIR Rddyviie, Oskaloosa, Des Moinss, &c.
THROUGH TICK ETS. as 1ow q the
owe - may be had at the Once for al points
in Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska, DC, dc.
TICKET cffICE-At the Depot. foot Of
johnson street. w. Ii. HIGGINS,
Nov. ~, 6o-dAw Superintendent.
NOTICE
s hereby given that have this day purchssed u
John " X. Stotts his entire stock OF Groceries.
fixtures, &C., now 10 the building Of Alex. John
ston on the Lesee; also. the uotes, books and &C.
counts belor ging to said business.
All persons knowing them elves indebted TO said
I Atotts muHt comc rwxri aud settle.
shall Ger tiuus The susiness nj the old stand,
whore shall be happy IL zee Ali my old fiends
and the psblic & neraiiy. u. kAPLkE.
| NOV. 20, 1866.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LETTER LIST.


I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Once
L. At Keokuk, Iowa, Dec. I, 1860.
LADIES LIST.
Adams Mrs Jane BYophy Mrs Mary
Burger Miss Francis Brown Mrs Mary
Brown Mrs Dslilah Butler Mrs Mary
Brown Miss Emma Brownles Miss Elisabeth
Chamberlain Mrs CA Chaplin Miss Jane
Gamer Miss Nancy
Deems Udine BIC Davis Miss Rcbecsa
DeWolf Misa AursliA Dillsn Mrs Elisabeth
Doolcy Miss Mary A
Foley Mrs Ann Fits Miss Bridget
Fridipgsr Mrs
Griggs Miss Mary L Gregg Miss IVA
Grady Mrs Ann Gillette Marguerite r
noylc Miss lien Higgins Miss MarY--3
Little field Mrs BIZ LOOMS Mrs Sarah
Moore Mrs Clara Miller Mrs Charlotte
McLane Miss Mary A
Philips Miss Jessie-2
Richardson Mrs Mary Reondeley Mrs Robert
Russell Mass Rose Mrs Snrah
Sheridan Miss Eliza Swar.I Eiza
Schsllinger Miss Clara Sheldon Miss AC
SixcnIeber kathar na
Tamolson Miss Misses Anna and Sophia
Taylor MrsLW IiloG Miss Car
Thompson MissA
VanStarorm Miss Sarah
Woltenbsrger Mrs Mary Webher MrsAF
Williams Miss Mary (Miiliner)
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Domestic Goods.

In which Ne shall oder great inducements. AsoAs
OF our 6rm resides IL New York va etsil continue
to receive weekly supplies throughout the .ca.sIa
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The average official vote for Electors has
hAan daNla rad = fnllows.
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