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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

Mr. Longworth of Cincinnati has sent to
Mr.. Sherman,.the Republican candidate for
Speaker, present of 200 bottles of bis fa-
nous Cat&wbs wine.
1t ia related that when Man was created,
the Devil wanted to know the most eligible
point OF attack upon dim. A careful inquiry
and scrutinlzing ex animation Of the new ere.
alton persuaded Old Nick that the true point
was the stomach. Nick Longworth not only
knows sohsrs 10 attack the species man, but
sotfh Ehaf to attack the genus Democrat.
We should MT wonder if Sherman was elected
within week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13
Fancy Articlos---Usoful and Or
namental:

French Gilt Mantle Ornaments, Bronxe stands
Their nometers DC, Card Receivers. Jet Pins, 81
YER Braid, Ivory Napkin Rings. Quill Tooth Picks
Table mats. Plate Powder, Spring Bells, Tooth
Brushes, Diplomas, Manuels, spy Glasses, Nut
Crackers, Nut Picks, Spectacle Cases, Wax Iapers
OleophAns for shaving, and many other articles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13
QuNcY, LA GRANGE AND KEoKUK RAnxoAp.
We are in receipt Of large handbill, is
sued Ut La Grange, No., which reads as fol-



A meeting OF the citizens OF La Grange
will be held at Cuffs Hall, Monday evening,
January 9th, at O'Clock, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the propriety of
building . Railroad from La Grange 10 Ke.
okuk and Quincy. Let every citizen who has
the future prosperity Of this city at heart,
attend. Awake! Arouse! The time for
ACTION has arrived.
ssMANY CITIZENS.
We await with much interest the pr oposi-
tons and spirit Of tho meeting. La Grange
at present has no railroad, and We believe
none in prospect, although ii In one Of the
finest towns in Northern Missouri. The road
proposed would make the best connections
she could have, and as ii would take Canto u
and Alexandria on the way hisher, the pro-
ject would, We think, combine strong inter-
ests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

Silver Plated Ware.
Forks Spoons. Ladies', Butter Knives, Gas tors, su
gar Spoons Baskets Butter Dishes, Card Receivers,
aoblets Spoon Holders, lea Sets, urns, Kettles.
Patent Ice Pitchers Candle Sticks, and Salt Cellars.
Al Harranfsd equal to amy, by the Msna.factnrers,
Cutlery;
Fine Table, Tea and Dessert Knives, Silvered or
Plain Steel, Carvers, Forks and Steels. Butter
Knives Fine Pocket Knives, Racers, B., &c.
Thermometers and Barometers,
OF THE REsr MANUFACTURES.
Fans;
large stock, New Patterns, Pearl, Ivory, Sandal
Wood, PApier Machs Stick Fans, Of every color.
WIRE PORTMONAIEs;
very choice Selection Of Wire portmonaies, Just
from the Custom House. Reticules, Leather Purses,
Bags, Pocket Books, for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Of the best quality to be had Ia the market.
CARD CAsEs;l
Silver, Pearl, Pearl inlaid, Shell
Shell and Pearl, and Scotch Wood.
DRESSING CASES;
A nne assortment, finely finished and furnished.
Shell Combs,
new stock Of Shell Back, Side and Round Combs.
She'll Hair Pins, Buffalo Horn Hair Brushes inlaid
with Poari, Buffalo Horn Combs, Ivory Combs, &c.
HAND MIRRO KS ALI sizes for sale low.
Papier Mache Goods,
Writing Desks, Ink Stands, She'll Boxes, Papier
Mood Ink Stands, &c.
steel RuckIes--A fine selection, new styles
] Fa ncv Fl a ir Pin .:
i ANEW stock Of PINS and COMBS.
Fancy Articles---Usoful and Or
namental:
French Gilt Mantle Ornaments, Bronse stands
Their nometers, DC, Card Receivers, Jet Pins, 6il
! yer Braid, Ivory Napkin Kings. Quill Tooth Picks
Table mats, Plate Powder, Spring Bells, Iootl
Brushes, Diplomas, Manueis, Spy Glasses, M
Crackers, Nut Picks, Spectacle Cases, WAX iapcrs
/ OleophAne for shaving, and many other articles
CHEAP FOR CASH
All the above Goods will be sold
as cheap as the same articles can DO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

TovS FOR SALE.-See delinquent tar list,
published in twenty columns OF the Gate
City, Keoknk. Those wishing to buy will
call on MIR. Delsplain for City Warrants.--
[Hawkeye.
Excessively jealous and testy neighbor -
Our city Is for sale. And city warrants will
be taken in payment; but not Burlington
scrip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

NUTS.
O0 Bells. assorted, all new and frssh, 1er sale by
~ KELLOGG v nIkGE.
noylld 90 AAinst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

Real Kstate unincumb ered
Money due the Company secured by Mortgage
Cash Ia hand and In Bank with accrued interest
Cash In hands Of Agents and in transit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

laces Ketchups, &c, all prices, and snaps 10
correspond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
From WASHINGTON.

Washington July | The commission to set
Ito the claims under the Paraguay treaty will pro
hahly he in session Two weeks longer. The tesi-
mony for the American claimants is not yet all
taken. 1t includes much valuable information
relative to the natural advantages I'd productions
Of that country. The republic of Paraguay is
represented by j. NJ. Carlisle; Esq, Of this CITY,
as its attorney.
The S,nate printer on Monday delivered to tho
binder 10000 If the 100000 copies Of the agricu
tural part of the Patent Office report ordered by
the House. -20. 900 napes additional will be rea-
dy in the course of few days. The printing of
this document was delayed by the action Of tho
House in p.,stponing the order until the close of
the session. The Senate edition of tho work
has already been printed. ,und an delivered.
There is no truth in the report that the House
rrn'cr has suspended operations, the Attorney
General has not yet rendered opinion rs to the
construction Of The law reducing the prices to be
paid FOR the printing.
The report Of the Cpvode committee makes
eight huuered and forty printed pages. Of the
one hundred thousand copies ordered by thellouse,
thirty thousasd will be ready for delivery in the
course Of n few days.
Congress at the last session ordered printing in
volvlng an expense Of at least 5 800 900.
Workmen commenced this morning tho removal
of the naval monument from the Ash. pond on the
western side Of the capitol 1t is to be ransf erred
t" the Naval Academy ut Annapolis, in pursuance
of the recent order of Congress.
i appears from facts just revealed that the Pres
denton learning from the public journals that
the Prince of Wales was about visiting the British
North American Provinces. addressed Queen Vic
tor'a on the 4th of juno saying he should be hap
| ny to give him cordial welcome to Washington
assuring her that everywhere in this country he
will he greeted by the American people in such Il
manner as cannot fail to prove gratifying to her
Majesty. In this they will manifest their deep
sense of her domestic virtuesas well as their con.
victiors IF her merits as IL wise, patriotic and
coastidonnl sovereign.
The Queen replies. under date of June ODD, ex
pressing her qualification Mt the feelings which
prompted the President 10 invite the Prince to Wis
it "shi"gtonand adding that it will give him
great pleasure to have an opportunity of testify
| ing to the President in nerson that those feelings
are fully re;iprocated. lie will thus be able at the
same time To mark tho respect which he entertain'
Tor the Chief magistrate OF n great and friend,
state and kindred Linton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
Route of the Prince of Wales.


The London Times speaking Of the intended
visit oi the Prince Of Wales, to this country
flys:
The Prince Of Wales will first land at st. Johns
Newfoundland, then visit Nova Scotia. ani thence
proceed 10 New Brunswick and Prince Edwards
Island. and will reach Quebec by the route of the
) Lawrence. lie NAV DO expected At Montreal
ahuut the 23d &c August. aud the opening of the
Victoria bridge will take place lew days later
He Rrval lIishness will represent Her Ma esty
npon ibis important national OCCASION. and will
hold levces and receive addresses the capitols Of
tha different colonies. 1t is intended that the
P,ncc should visit the prncip pal towns in both the
Canadian provinces.
On his return from ths Western districts it 10
intended thar his Royal Ilighness should drop all
Royal state, and assuming the tits Of Lord Rem.
irew, under which he has before travelled upon the
continent of Europe his Royal ILL., ghne.s will visit
some OF tie most important and interesting local
tires of the United Statcs. 1t 10 understood that
the President Mr. Buchanan having in an auto.
graph letter to the Queen expressed his p,rs onal
desire to receive the Prince ut Washington, his
Royal llighness will puy him u visit in that city,
aud hat his yal Ill ghness has also accepted an
Invitation from the city Of Nav York His Royal
llighness may be expected back in this couuti y
nb"ut the middle oT end # October.
Lord Lyons has vtlclally advised the President
oi the United States that the Prince of Wales
intends leaving Eagnn at an early day for
tan1da. aud tina, he will proceed from Canada
directly to Washington. This is tue first official
lntimanon our Government has had 10 regard to
the matter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
FUTURE DAYS.
EXECUTORS Sale of
LAND AND Personal PR0PERpv =,


II WILL oher for sale at Public Auction m ,..
TUESDAY, the 2lst day of August isa psemases
next suitable day, Tract OF Land beonyn a not the
VIM o. Terrell late OF Amherst county and " s estate Of
400 Acres This Land lies On Bufaloe river and shout
o. valuable body Of rich and productive Low s IN
le habs TO ovsrhow, and ntffnscaly worth ,nr very
the market value OF the entire nrm and ibe usN half
cleared land originally OF kind aud prolcvs OF The
othe rvcr hills which skirt the fats have consists
posure, which gives 1t peculiar value a. vh sunny ex-
though II well adapted TO all the staple crops o al
very easy To- improve Ofhe Tract l5j Acres %, and
lhnd wen iinoered and there being than am,as wood
Nnluaoie csinst timber for the the fsm In py OF
avaaole or market being only between two and
nsan rom New Glisgov Station the Iyncbury ami n
ahdia hauroad The farm has peculiar facites IL ~ 1
from lis conguty 10 the said railroad De, ~
ne RIVER Canal Al New Market some eight or Ten MI
sn ny 2"od road The Improvements are ali ga. AM
~ s rea sno suncien for The purposes II the arm hs
"eng mouse having eight There IL as,, n yaa n
s On we pace Mr. James ID. Watts who reside. on m.
LITTLE WIN lake pleasure In showing IL 10 any one d,yaa., w.
Ina Tr' NV. aus himself having land sale adjoining
Nvsh % ,hd 81 The purchase money on the st day Of
% Interest from date of first payment Bonds Win
,,nad IN 10, a Ieu or Vic deferred paynents ana lille re-
tnga WI PAD posseson In part given In time to sow cron
IF w De SOLD at The came time place. few articles
kockaway, &c, &c. f'" utensils
ito ,.. WM W. MINOR Ex,or
-s2--@--- VI WIN. y. Terrell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

EXCITING TRoT BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND
PArcnEN.-The second match between Flora Tenn
pie and George NJ Patchen, at two milo heats in
harness. came off at Philadelphia on Tuesday, on
the Suffolk Park Course. About three thousand
people were present. The stallion was sold lust
betore the race to William Waltermire. Esq. of
New York. for twenty five thousand dollars the
stakes OF this race go to the purchaser il Patchen
won. The first heat was won by Patchen in four
minutes hfty.ene and = hals seconds. the getting
the pole as well AZ length and half the best of
the start. Previous to tho race tho betting was
one hundred to forty on the mare. After this eat
one huodred to sixty was bet on the horse A
false start ensued for the second heat, the mare
going round the course twice thinking it true
start; but this was overruled by the judges In
the actual second heat Flora won in Eve minutes
one aud half seconds. 1t isstated that the Phil
adsphia rougbs behaved disgrace efully towards
the horse in coming up the home stretch in the
second heat. throwing blankets, caps, etc., in his
face. causing him to swerve, and DESTROYING his
chance completely. He was consequently With.
drawn entirely, and Floraprocaimed tho winner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

safe prices Kehefhi!'
APPLEA-tireen-no offering. ..-...
BAooN-Denand good notice sales at l0H0llH FIR
prime.
BEAss-Sone Offering
BkEswAx.-326t53 cents
rrrEr-Market well suppiedFre.h 1871 90; sale for
Frkin
Co.s-suppy arge-saies 50 S. Yellow So TO SIN for
White bread Corn.
CgHrNT.---Iames River 81. sOQDs2.oo.
DssED fkuFT--No sale.
Fioun-The receipts continue ght-with good demand
quote superdne sass; Extra $3.50: Family 1915.
FLAxskxD-ti.126D1.13 cents
FgATHEss.-44fl45 CENTS -.
FEGrIIxERs.-Suppy ample No. Peruvian tiuano *62O
y II 2Oa D. fee~es Manipulated Gdano eb2oo Som
breo Guano &s0 Mexican Guano 1880; American Guano
si0oe Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime $4,000 Ruhns Pospho
nns Tobacco Manure &4I5 Rulns Ground Bone Ash &3i5
FowIc Co.'s Soluble phosphated Peruvian Guano *aoOo;
Dugis Hone Dust 5000: Rufn's Tobacco Manure, $500
Groni Plaster In bulk $500; In bags or barrels $ll0O
SEEps-No sale
GiNsESG-dihff 60 cents.
HAy--Balcd 81. i5dn$l.3o; p wagon load $1O0lDsilo
lEoS.-MourtaIn $g0Qt4 y ton.
L.Rp-Supply good at II OLE cents
LmE.-Thomastown n 80 Mountain 81
DsicSs-Nn sale
PtAs-No Blackeyed offering; Cow Pea $l.35Ds1.50
Pen ,roEs-- white Mercer, s7Gts1.
shcaf $llaiGtl35 h 100 s; White lets; Black %
cents Il bush of 3S us
Wur.T-Ircept- continue iaht-Saes being male In
small way 81. 3oa Ia for prime Red and White.
Wool Unwasled 20 10 - cts. Washed 81 TO BIZ cs
ToRAcco-R Receipts continue large with Improvement In
The pces Bright Working aud Extra Fine Wraplefsoi
which, much found in the eropa lage portion
Of the crop oi dark Interior order which commands but
low price quote dark ugs al 420U(D3O0 bright
ground lngs *ooDs700; dark Leaf shipping and stem
ming ~ 0eQo $3.50; working Leaf ss5oGDs2Oo bright wrap
pcrs $4,000. 10000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

SrLL ruEy CONE Tho Montgomery (Ala,)
Post hois, the Bell AMI Everett flag. The editor,
W. T. Smith. ESQ, says:
To day raise the ticket "r Bell and Everett, at
the head Of the Post. which will henceinrward
through the present canvass battle for their cleo
ton to the pihies III President and Vice President
The rnmor ailoat that have sold out to tho
Constitutional Unnn party is not true. No such
sale has taken place. The change in the Post from
an Independent neutral paper to that Of Bell and
Everett organ has been determined on by me az
my own free will and act. | honestly believe that
Bell aud Everett are the only candidates in the
field that ought to be elected to preside over and
direct the destinies Of the United States. 1t is a
national ticket, composed ot two Of the most ma
tional, conservative, pure statesmen in the coun-
Try. and worthy the support Of every constitution
al, Union loving man IN any State, Of whatever
party or political creed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

The Exchange OF Thursday, quotes As follows:
GGAS-Wheai in fair supply this morning the receipts
amounting 5000 bushels The demand for toll
eraby brisk the sales show decline since yesterday In the
prices, Of buse Red sold from liz 10 l22 cts
prime, latter being the outside price The close
for the best aud white al so 2O cts for ordinary 1910
l45 for fair prime and l5o IS cts for fancy lots Corn
steady yesterdays figures cts for white and
cts for yellow There however only 5000 bushels
market and the sales therefore limited Oats Of which
there we're about 400 bushels In Market ranged 80
4, for Maryland and Penny ana, but nothing done
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

Gov VISA correspondent of the New York
Herald, writing OF late visit to Gov. Wise, at
his residence in Princess Anne. Va, describes his
dress rs follows:
" Ills whole dress consisted Of Q Panama hat,
apd that by no means new q plain white linen
coat, white Russian duck pantaloons folded up
a. the bottom epd pair Of shoes in perfect keep
ing with the other portions of the dress. lie had
with nun, leaning ON his left arm, an axe, which
gave him peculiarly the appearance of n back
woodsman who was ready for anything, from I.
bear TO highv~yman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

.ropolitan organ. entertain the idea that party
kisided and distraeesd as the factions which once
composed the Democracy now arecan by any pos
,dh;lity saecssd. nust b very Obvious OF the
ruth announced II the above. In union there is
strength. bat tbers 70 certainly cohesive power
no earnest Of success. 10 the chickering's and strife
that now characterize "the harmonious pemocra-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
Daily Communication Between tho Uni
ted States and Great Britain.

The steamship traf6, between New York aud
the ports OF the Great Britain, says the Herald has
attained such marvellous development that al
ready We may BIO said to have daily lne of stca-
mers crossing tho Atlantic. In tho eight days
from the 23d to the 30th OF June inclusive no less
than nine steamers averaging less than one
per day Asailed from British ports for this coun-
try. These were the Persia. Guiden Fleece. Bav-
aria, Etna. Parans, Palestine, Glasgow, Fulton
and Arabia. Of these, eight took their departure
within the space of four days, equal to morning
and evening ferry service This does not include
the steamships sailing from German and French
ports. There is one unpleasant reflection about
the matter. and that is, that while our trade and
commerce have been producing this immense de-
velopment in ocean steam navigation, our own
steamers do not hold that place in the compct
ton which the enterprise Of our merchants and
the skill OF our ship-buiders would entitle them
to. We are thus having duly ferry across the
Atlantic in which American steamers have nc
place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

EXPLOSION OF A B"ILER-Norfolk. July ia
terrific explosion of the boiler in Graves saw and
planning mill occurred to-day. The building and
engine are total wreck. The large boiler wa'
blown to distance of 20 feet. Graves AMI thrre
600
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

DENOMINATION OF THE Hon. +. p BLAIR, ,IR.-
ST. Louis, July 9.-rhs II IN. Francis =. Blair,
Jr, was to-day nominated by reclamation by the
Republicans Of the First District Tor Representa-.
lives to Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

AoouiTr.L or GEN. CuLLoN. Washington, July
1.-The Criminal Court to-day acquitted Gen
Cailom, of Tennessee, late Clerk If the IL use Of
Representatives, of the charge Of embczzins the
public funds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

A BEAUTIFUL THoUGur.-.Among some of the
South Sea Islanders the compound word for hope
is beautifully expressive 1t is manaolona. or the
swimming Mought-fath floating and keeping its
head alott above water, when all the waves and
n'iicws are going over-a strikingly beautiful de-
nniii,n o. hope worthy to be set down along with
the answer which deal and dumb person wrote
with bis pencil in reply to the question what was
his idea OF forgiyeness?" ut 10 the odor which
flowers yield when trampled on"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
ELECTORS.

,x- f,rxrxcr--T. H. CHANDLER, Of Eessslk Guy.
a. TRAyfo H. EPfs Il Neatovay.
g. f1ONAs BRUCk, VI Halifax.
i. Jf3I N THORNTON Of Priace Edwar'
JAMKB r. JOHNSON. Of BrAkuA
e. " O. sC0TT, Of Peshataa.
>. LFNUEL J. BOwDEN, ei wtiam burg.
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. Of Niddlesex-
n n eHACKELT0RD, of ranqu.es.
- ANDREW X KENNEDY, of JrdeFson
,srs A. H. H sTrART, Of Augusta
ievu ". r GTAPIEs, OF Monter mary.
isrs WALTER PRESTON Of WAAhagton
,Ira J. j. JACKSON, Jr ri Woad
,s.1 A B. CALDWELL. Of ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
COMMERCIAL.
Co N bItOIh1I'
LYNCHDURG III A kETS,
RsroKTEp ~
- A. B. RUCKER, g. Z
PROD UCE b r. . * E r (.
lss MAIN STREET So

rsTAe.e quotatons viii be understood represent vhoae-
ale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EAsrgsN.-New York.
Jolly III. --Ovsr six thousand persons visited the
Greh Edsten today. The crowd is daily in.
creasing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
HIGH POINT FEMALE SCHOOL,

..,,, rIIs1f1 OI1lC, VOICu OtIUIIIld
NiE Fall ssion, 1885, VIII begin the 18th oi August Pu
Il pills admitted at any tine, aud charged tor The Lime the,
ieman In the school sN- limited number of worthy poor
young ladies' will be credited their until shall
have had reasonable time 10 pay for 10y their earnings
teachers otherwise
RATES rEg SESSION Board $40; Tuition, $40, s2 ~ sf5
incidental Tax u; Latin French, -; Piano Guitar,
$2o;-no charge made tor Of Instruments
TsRas-Fify dollars Session In advance the
balance at the close NJ the Session. These Terms
strictly enforced In Pupils furnish
els and Candies They not allowed TO make
For further Information, address
iy IHeaa vSw Drin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

e THE best Watches Ia this market are those maJe BY
"a Pltek, Philippe d Co., and id by
AA SILvEKTHoRN Il Gift.
WE wish 10 hire for Allegheny Springs five or six good
w ironers and Washers Apply Immediately
" l34t WILLS, CALHOUN Il co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30
Full Bosom Shirts.

TUST received assortment Of FULL BOSOM
q SHIRTS, with and without collars. Bosoms Of Lin
en- Cambria and Bishop Lawn. Also, small lot OF
shirts with fine Embroidered Bosoms by
apr5-n J. H hcGllI-