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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-15

TIE LxvEE Yesterday evening fifteen
cars, loaded with coal and produce, came
down on the X, IT. ID. NJ. b M. H. r. The
X, Mt. p. Il Nj. r. r. train came down about
the same time with load. The Hannibal
Oh was loading up, the Gate City Was get
ting on a large number Of bales Of hay, sacks
OF corn, barrels and lumber. The little
pocket steamboat Eagle was unloading "A
sacks Of -four from Warsaw, and taking on
SO sacks OF -four for Alsxsndris. She and
the Hannibal City both backed out as once.
The Eagle wheeled round like top, shot ont
into the stream, and was nnder full Roadway
In q moment. The Hansibal City turned
slowly round, pufhng and wheeling like fat
man iu July. In the course Of time she got
under Roadway, and went flying down stream,
looking someshst like whale might be sup
posed to look in pursuit of minnow. But
IL was OF no use; the little one was half way
down to Warsaw. How could the large boat
hopc to vie in speed with one whose hold Was
built in Warsaw, her cabin in Alexandria,
and her engines in Keokukf
STEALING FROM ISpIAss.--Mr. Seth Glover
agent OF the Miami Indians, in Kansas, and
WIN. Honeywell, went down on the Hannibal
City, yesterday evening, having In charge
WIN. johnson and two Indisn ponies. These
ponies were part of lot of fifteen, stolen
from the Miamis in January. These two po-
we're traced to Jefferson county, in this
STATE, where they were recovered, and John
son arrested. johnson 10 not supposed to b.
principal, though be says be will tell al
about it when he gets to kansas, whittier b.
is being taken for trial In the United States
Court. He sage be had nothing to do will
the stealing, except to ride one OF the ponies
over from Kansas. There 10 supposed TO b
gang, whose operations extend through
Iowa, Missouri and Kansas, and down int
Texas.
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DAILY cars CrrY 0yrIcE,
Gsokak May 14th.
FLoUR--saperhne, 81 IS; Spring wheat, sx-
ira, 81 %, Fall wheat, extrs, ~ 80 TO s. TO
BRAN AND SHORTS, 76.o so per 90.
coRN--ssto ss-good demand.
BARLEY-Spring, b5.c6, Fall, TbaSoc.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 81 soal saj
Spring coal o5.
0ATs--4e 10 As.
RYE-ses7ocs in good demand.
POTAToEs-40 Z, 10 by the load retail so.
aRoCERIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair 7ias4,
prime s2si, clarified lea loa, crushed and loafll9
to LAY. ADMINISTRATIONS az to Soc, 8. H so
to IS, Golden Syrup, 80 TO s5e. cc1es-Rio lsa
i4s. Java 10 to lee. Laguyrs, 10 l5i. Rice, Sag
q.
sOAp-Palm esc, Family 5Ac.
CANDLEs-star is to 20, Stsarine Is. Mould
III, simmer pressed, 10
LARD 10 TO fe45 retail 11ic.
BUTTER-choirc II to Il retail 1es.
HIDEs-Dry IA to lat; green, 81 to 81 green
sheep pslts ~ to 7sc; green hog skins rs.
HAY-Prairis ssi to s5a; Timothy and AangA-
rian, s7.s7i; Baied do. ssl 10 SIC; Retail, III
sEEDs.-Hungarixn Grass, 15a3o Timothy 81
50 TO L 80, Fiax seed, sosss.
suNDRIRs--onions, 10 70 - Eggs, ~
Feathers, ace to x5c White Besns, Tee toso.
FRuIT-Dried apples, 60 TO rs per bush.
Dried peaches, 81 50 to 90 Ksirins, s. 10 20
40.
cHEESE--W. X. III to III Denmark to 10.
PRovIsIONs--Hams9 VI to 10 Shoulders 1T to 8;
clear sides q to 81
BEEF-s3a3c gross; Sc to &c per quarter.
SLEEPS 90 TO - 90 " head.
| HOGS.-Dressed, IS 90 to So 90.
| SALT--G. A, 81 IS 70 As per sack Kanau-
ha, q 1oa230 per bbi. Liverpool, 81 10 per sack.
Lake 81 40 Y bbi.
| FISH--Aackersl, No. i $40 to Sal p Dbl; No
1Sl6 to$l7; No. 5 $I2to$ls. White, No. 50 "a
/ 10 IS rs y half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to u b.
ExcaAxeK.--0n New York for currency n pei
cent; TO gold per cent st.Louist per cent.
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SrRAwBERRigs--tbe first OF the season are
expected this evening by steamer Warsaw
Gall at'OHxER's SALOON and try them.
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q FARE TO ST. Lours.-The Northern Line OF
Packets have reduced she fare to Us from
here to ST. Louis.
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WARRINGTON, May II.
The House agreed that when it adjourn to-
day it be till O'CLOCK Monday, 10 order to
enable the members to witness the landing OF
the japanese Embassy, previous to that hour.
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Notice.
The Office Of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney Ut
Law, will be at the psily Gate City" Office, for
few weeks.
f~bi4dtf
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THE uAKRLE r WN;
nR, The Romance Of Monte B'ni, By Nathaniel
~ Hawthorne, for sAle by =
n. M. W. WISTCorT,
naylod st.g " Aain-st.
81 WAND HEMP STEAD,
Wholesale Grocer And. COMMIT o ~ ON
~ merchAsr,
No II South Ater St. bet. Sta test. Wabash Av.,
CHICAGO. ILL.NOIS. & se Csc tf@
~-AgsAts for che sails Of DapOnt's Powder. ~
mySdlm I 81 8eias III ef
IM TOOD,s ESTATE.
M HkkEAS L, Wm.C. Ashwefi, have been du-
w ly appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Ira Todd deceased no died the City of keok uk
give notice Of said appointment in order that all
persons having claims against said estate may file
them according 10 Law. h VINO. ASHWELL. 8
May IL, l6o0-d3t Rsf4sxA
LAW HOOKS.
| 4 NdELL ON CARRIERS,
n chittyss Blackstone, 4-
Wharton's Criminal law,
keDtf Commentaries,
| j ust received and for sale at
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/ cfrY Book EToxE,
| myll-d 81 MAiR+t
RLANK DRAFTS,
- Slate Pencils, @
Copying Books,
| Lead Pencils, &c., for skle by
OGDEN, BKoWNELL CO.,
mylId 1-1.a-1 1 % Man -st.
A NEW Novel, by A. i. Kos, chow Oosld b
"A Help III, this day received 1t
1 OGDEN BkUNNELL 4 CO.'S
aae7 &os xgia cIrr BooK STORE,
fsbl7 etal eaeaE ~ AAin-st.
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RnAix ErMas N !.

JEFFERSON, Cook Co., ILL.,, Dec. 20, 1850.
Mr.. w. ID. sLoAs Dsar Eir--On my way home
from Chicago last winter, was overtAken by one
of the sevsrest snow storms ever saw. Nightsoon
came on, and Lost the road and wandered about
on the prairie nearly all night. When almost
re.dy TO perish came to the house Of q friend,
bat it was with great difficulty that / got into
the house. One hand was badly frozen, and my
sufferings from it entirely beyond description
several pieces of bone coming of one finger.
My friends feared nothing short Of amputstop
would save my life. Bot your valuable Ointment
was freely applied, and not only my life, but
also my hand saved.
Very Respectfully,
z. BYINaToN.
See sioan's advertisement in another column Of
this raper. tmsyi4 dot vi
GD~rt Is seldom that We notice anything 10 the
medical line, nor would nov, unless we could b.
convinced that are not doing our duty - jour
slist, in recommending TO the public Dr. j. Hos
tstterss Celebrated Bittsrs, for the cure on that
terrible and most fatal Of all diseases-Fever and
Ague From our own experience with this vAlua-
Bile specific, safely say. that for diseases Of
the above nature, 1t stands without . rival. Its
tim ~ assistance has saved msnya fellow being
from premature grave. Every day we hear OF il
conquering the worst cases Of Fever and Agas. To
those who ara in the least afflicted with any OF ths
complaints arising from al irrsgularity Of The d.
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these Bitters. We eheerfuIiy recommend them te
the thou sands in this State, who suffering The
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Try them, and be convinced of their maHy excel
lent qualities.
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everywhere.
| Sold by p. Grssoxs, A. ]. WILKINSON, BARrLErr
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May IL '61-d4w
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Uoaks! Shawls T! and Mantillas
No. oa North EIfsh-st.,
sT LOUIS MISSOURI.
M A. 4. FRASER,
r ATE of Paris, Importer and Manufacturer of
Ii MI kinds Of Ladies' and childrens
OL0AkS,
MANTILLAS
$500 AND ShAWLS,
Ha. onenrd his new store 1t No 81 North Fifth
Street.. Under N erchaus Library, where be oGers
10 Country Mere hsnsx and W Wholesale Dealers ~
srre and yaYiea n assortment in the above lire -
Any of the Eastern Houses, and ~ prices ~ low.
]. deslediy
! nuIST ON THE ROSE.
flyHE ROSE MANUAL, son Aining accurate de-
.scrip,icns Of all the finest varieties Of Roses,
properly cIasscd In their respective families their
character and mode Of culture, with directions for
their propagation and the destruction OF insects At
OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.'S
CIrY Book SronE,
r. .uY6d No. 81 Msin-st.
N rYnc RcId,s Books for the boys.
DISH BOYS,
j. Boy Tar,
Young Yagers,
Plant Hunters,
Young Voyageurs,
Desert Homo. t
Also. large snpp' y Of other Juveniles at
ni DEN, BROW NELL a CD. II
CRY Book SroRE,
L mvIli 81 MAin-st.
I q AsNABuK9 WHEAT SACKS for sale by
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4 A hNOLD's INK, all sises, for saie by
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S1-The ID. vetaw, jr. b Co.'S Ladies' Drawing
IN their Gift Enterprise will take place june 25tt
and 2sth, 1850, at Fort Madison, Iowa. The tick
ct holders meet on ths 94sh 10 select their Draw
ing Committee.
Those wishing tickets must apply soon.
ID. voTAW JR. co.
May 18th, ls60-dstw1
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PORT OF KEOKUK.

PORT OF KEOkUk.
Arrivals, May Is.
Eortherner from st. Paul.
John Bell
Aihambra
Lacross !" Pittsburgh.
Die Vernon from st. Louis.
Glars Hine from Montrost.
Eagle from warsaw.
May Isth-
Des Moinss City from New Boston.
Henry Clay = st. Louis.
Hannibal City " I"
Clara Hine Nootrose.
Eagle, " Warsaw.
River falling with thirty-six inches water 81
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DUME Goa l. OIL, - N ID L. Mrs--l have
/ in store . superior quality of Burning Cannel
Coal Oil, and Lamps OF every variety, nttea WIZ
the panht,or BsRsgR the best now In use, ana
having supplied mysslt with Extra BURMESE, an
prspa reu to reft cher Lamps at trihing expense
LAMPS kept burning every evening. Caii ana
exH mine specimens. eo,
1aakwlu 81 Main-st.
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~JUsTICEs' BLANKS, Notices Sub
,4nas and Executions fora ale at thisofhce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-28


The Senate resumed tho consideration OF
the resolution or MIR. Powell, to refer 90
much Of the Presidents message as relatee
to the present asitated and distracted condi
ton OF the country, to speciul COMMITTEES
on thirteen.
Mr.. WADE.-Mr. President, at a time
like this, when there seems to be a wild, un
reasoning excitement in many parts OF the
country, certainly have very little faith ID
the efficacy OF any argument that may be
made: but NJ the same time | must saw
when hear it stated by many Senators ia
this Chamber. where we all raised our hands
TO Heaven. md took solemn oath 10 ann
port the Constitution OF the United States.
that We are on the eve Of dissolution OF the
| Union, and that the Constitution 10 to be
tram1led urdar foot--siIenre under such cir
cumrtaIces seems TO Inc akin to treason
itself.
have listened TO thu complaints on the
AtAar side patiently, and with an ardent lie.
sire 10 ascertain what was the particular diff
hcnlty under which they were laborinr.--
Many 81 those who have supposed themselves
aggrieved have spoken; but confess that
am DOW totally unable To understand pre
oiscly what il il Of which they complain
Why, sir, the PARTY which have lately cleo, ed
! their President, and arc psespeetiveiy coming
Into power, have never held An executive Of
lcs under tho General Government, nor has
ATTY individual 81 them. Ii is most mani.
lest, therefore, that the party to which be.
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ITO be continued.

GT CoU0Hs.-The sudden changes OF our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Aethmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
~ stnges OF the disease, recourse should at
once be had to ssBRowH's BRONCHIAL tRo.
cHgs," or Loxenges, let the Gold, Cough, or
Irritation 9! tic Tt-ca. &c crcr &C slight, as
by this prccaution more serious attack may
be eiYectually warded of. PUBLlc SPEAKkss
and SINGERS will find them effectuAl for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
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The telegraph sends a whole column in
regard to the Convention, but we do not see
any thing worth reporting. They prayed,
then cusscd and discussed about who should
DO citizens, and whether Southern Conyen-
ton should BIO held, and how many dele.
gates should attend, &c. MIR. Rhe.t proposed
10 hold the Convention at Montgomery, Al
ALBANIA.
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Latest from California and Pike,
Peak.


Peak.
FIT. KEARNrY, Dec. o..
Weather bright and bitter cold.
Pony Express with Sen francisco dates to
18th, passed at n m.
Steamer Uncle Sam sailed for Aspinwall
on the lth, with ST. ass 600 in gold. Among
her passengers were large number Of Re-
publican politicians. en- route, no doubt for
Washington, where they propose spending
the winter.
1t is understood Gov. Weller accepts the
position OF Minister to Mexico.
The Republican papers charge that q secret
rganization is eoncocting measures TO co
tablish an independent Republic on the Pa
cEc coast, in case Of the dissolution Of the
Union.
FT. KFARNEY, Dec. &C.
Pony Express going west was "a hours late,
owing to the new rider losing his way and
freezing to death; he was a German name
unknown.
q. d. q. Il P. p. Express coach passed q,
$50 yesterday, with 5000 10 dust and si1
passengers.
DENVER, Dee, %
Patrick Waters was hung yesterday about
3 O'Clock. When on the galloHs, he cor.
fesseh the murder Of Freeman. His written
confession has hoen published; he had med
| itatcd the crime three DAYS.
A new discovery for saving gold has beer
made by man in the gold dust diggipgs. i
is Istill secret. He took PAINFUL Of tail.
ings from one quartz mill, supposed to con
tain little or no gold, and by snhjscting it to
| the process three several times, obtained SO,
81 and ~ 4 cents.
| Cheering reports come from the San Juar
country, vast ex.ents Of rich placer digging,
are said to exist 10 that region, besides fns
agricultural valleys. We bad u light snov
here on the 2lst, but it al disappeared in Z
| few hours weather since, very fine.
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washington correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20

j. b. HownLL: have spart almost the en-
tire day in Watching the proceedings Of the
House OF Representatives in the struggle on
TIE Pacific Railroad bill. Apparently the
bill, few days ago, had but very remote
chance OF coming up for action, as the Speak
or had decided that, being essentially of the
nature Of an appropriation bill, it must be
considered in committee Of tho whole. But
on yesterday, by dexsrous man@uvre, Of
which Hon. John Sherman has the principal
credit, it was attached to a bill appropriating
land in Nebraska for railroad purposes; and
by motion of Col. Curtis to substitute bis
bill for the original, it became the first mat
ter for consideration in the committee to-day.
Being much interested in the bill, was quite
fortunate in witnessing its passage, and also
in seeing. for the first time, one of those
scenes, OF which we so often read, in which
gil the skllful tactics Of which the compli
Gated rules of the House render it such a
field for their exercise, were brought into
full play.
Our faithful Representative, Col. Curtis,
had the lead in this, as his special matter,
and was ably supported by Messrs. Sherman,
Colfax, Sickles and others. Mr.. vandever
was at his right hand, rendering every as
sistance IN his power.
The opposition were led by Mr.. Branch, Of
North Carolina, and Mr.. Davis, Of Indiana.
Every obstacle that could be thought Of vas
thrown in the way. lnnumerab!e points of
order were raised, and, when ovcrruled, APP
peals were taken; but Mr.. Grow, the cool
and clear headed chairman, understood what
he was about, and to his admirable taot and
frmness, az much n. anything else, the safe
delivery OF the bill is due. vast number
OF amendments we're proposed and voted
down, the most important OF which and the
one which commanded mos. votes-was one
attaching the extreme northern route to the
bill. But the majority had determined to
pass the bill to-day and voted down this with
al 6ther amendments.
Finally, at late hour, the committee rose,
tbs moved the previous question, which was
carried. After the voting commenced, some
malcontents demanded the reading OF tho
bill, which occupied near an hour. But at
last the vote prevailed md tic bill was car
ried in a pretty full Ilouse by % majority.
DIR. Rably, of California, who is here, ma
king this bill his special charge, says it will
pass the Senate, and such is my impression
Many members, who have heretofore opposed
this bill, voted for 1t now, as means of
maintaining the Union. Of these, Hor.
Green Adams, Of kentucky, deserves special
mention.
On that subject ! have now no time for
comment, as write in the Supreme Court
room and The Judges are coming 10.
Yours, truly. nj.
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DANCING sGHOOE.

DANCING HCHOOl.
AIN. JENNINGS will commence his schcuf On
wi saturday, Dec. 18th, on Main-st., bot seen
eth and 7th sec nd door from tho corner If 6th--
Ladies and Children's class at 2 o'clock .. IN !;
Geutlemen's GLASS on Tuesday night, Dsc 18th, al
: clock.
Keokuk, Dec. IL, 1860.
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NUTagE.

ffsH members of the lows Stale Insurance. 60.
/ are hereby notified that the annual meeting
will be held % tho second Monday Of January
next, at the Office Of the Compan 10 the CRY Of
kcokuk. ut o'clock p. m, st which time board
Of Directors will be elected for the ensuing year.
s. Il. CAREY,
Dcc.6, ls6I-dlm sec'y.
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THs Dxs MossKs VALLEY WIG is ubsished
every Monday at this efice is of the oltesi pa
pcrs iii Iowa, md hmm widely txterded circuis
tian Throughout: the pes Moincs Valley, Northern
Missouri. and Western Illinois.
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ET AIR. Speaker Pennington has directed
the names Of tie South Carolina members "a
be continued or taerol. Their wi4barawa
IL not recognized officially.
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o. Morr'rsey, the pagilist, who has rur
chased the Troy Rndges. viii not need Il
employ a.fghiing elltor.''
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"a New York Is considerei tho bes. game
market Ia the world.
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gV- The order for the removal OF the gums
from Pittsburgh was in accordance with the
laws and appropriations fo- .hs. pu-.,sf.
ana we're destined for two new forts lone at
Galveston, and one Al Ship Island, without
any reference whatever 70 political occur.
FENCES 81 says the Department Or War,
and therefore IL declines to arrest the reno-
val.
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The US. District Court Of N. Y. has en-.
joined the Bank Of tho Republic from dis
posing OF the bonds deposited with it by
Russell, Majors 4 Wadiel. The bill charges
that the bonds were stolen from an iron safe
IN tue Department Of the Interior. About
$soO,OOO IN bonds belonging to the Indian
Trust Fund were stolen by GODDARD Bailey, d
clerk Of the department, and a relative Of
Secretary Floyd, to aid Russell, Majors Il
"adde.l 10 carrying out their speculaiions
and populations on tho Government.
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These symptoms are often the
prelude to serious illness. Some
III OF sickness Is creeping upon
Won. and should be ayerted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
ont the disOrdered humors-pu-
riiy the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in health
again. They stimulate the fnne-
tons Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstruets
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