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Splendid Furniture and House
hold Goods at Auction

NOTICE ia hereby given that in pursuance of
~ the provisions OF Deed of Trust and written
contract made hy James l.. Estes to Nercr oss Mel
len TO-. dated uly 7, 1888. the EHbaeribers will
seilby public auction, in Samples building on 81
street In keokuk, Iowa, on thursday, November
Slh, 1850 from 10 clock M. 20 o'clock p. m.
commencing punetuslly at 10 o'clock D. IN J,
q lot Of splsndla Furniture and Iionsv hold Geoas
to-wit; OF ROSEWOOD kukNITuKP--1tirand
Piano, 4 French Bsdstssds, ! Etagere, / Ladies
Secretary and bookcase lintd with Satin wood, and
spArior Chairs. Or MAHoBANf--i Freucb Bed
stead, Bureau, marble topi i Washstand. mar bic
top; Ladies sewing Table, ] large Lounge, l
lila Stand, and Parlor Chairs. OF OAK side
board, i HAT Rack, Gothic HALL ohaifs, ] Ex-
tension Table, and IL Dining Room Chairs.--
OF CHESTNUT WOOL Bed Chamber suit.
Two large gilt aid carved framci Mirrors,
large Steel Engruvings, Chandeliers and side
Ligkts, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, 4 Statues
If Italian Marble, Marble Vases, A Cast-iron
Dogs, 3 Iron Verandsh Seats, about ] rs yards Of
fine Velvet Carpet, ia5 yards Brussels Carpet,
and y yards Velvet stair Carpet, lot of Damask
Curtains, Cornices, Tasselt, and other articles.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH Said articles ca u be
sesn at the said bul@ins Saturday, November
Sd, ut o'clock p
NoRCROss, MELLES co.
rr. ~ Jag0.df0t
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LOSS AND GAIN.
MISSOURI.

St. Louis has gone largely Republican,
The State is nip and tuck between Douglas
and Breckenridge, with 81 psarancss in favor
OF Douglas.
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GTA woman in Peacham, Vermont, has
"a drsss which she has worn for forty-seven
years. Ii should be put under a glass case,
with the lady in il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

GTAn snxious mother, in Scotland, was
taking leave of her son on his departure for
England, and giving him all good advice.
"My dear Sandy, my ain BARN, gang south,
and get eier asye can from the southerns; tax
everything We can; but, the English are a
brave boxin' people, an take care o. them
Sandy--never fight bald man, for ye Gamma
catch him bY the hair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

GTT The Washington Star (Breckinridge)
or Monday states that as soon as Lincoln is
elected large conservative party will arise
in the South and rally to the support Of bis
administration.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore City gives Breckenridge, COM
plete, l4,s52 Bell, 1859; Douglas, 1862; ;
Lincoln, 1850. Union ticket claim the State
| by not less than 20 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

a1T The more ladies practice walking, the
more graceful they become in their move
ments Those ladies acquire the best car
rage who don't rids in ono.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

gsT- The petty malicious story that Mrs
Gov Morgan, of New Yerk, was formerly a
mIlliner's apprentice, is fatty and authorita-
lively contradicsed, as is also the necklace
story.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

FIRST WIDE .AwAEE.-Oid Gideon, who
took 500 men with lanterns, and defeated
the enemies of Israel, was she frst Wide.
Awake of whom we read.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

tn ANDREW KINdLER:
NoU are hereby notified that there is now on file
L. in he office oi the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madtson petition OF
&. W. Barry, claiming Of you the foreclosure IF a
mortgage given by You to Jfmes I'll. Hickman but
since transferred to said Barry, which mortgage is
upon the property known the Eagle Tavern
stand, in Charleston. Lee County, Iowa, and Is
given 10 your notes 10 said III OK for the
sum of $725, due III ten and sixteen months from
date.
Uuiefs you appear and answer tn roto on or be.
fore tho ID day of he next term of said Court TO
be begun and held Mt Fort Madison in Dece IN Der
next sal petition will be taken pro confesso, and
decree prayed for rendered against you thereon.
FRANCIS sEMPLE.
Nov. 9, 1880 Atty for Pitt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

Warsaw has given l67 majority for Lin
In, being gain of ll6 votes. Three cheers
Tor Warsaw
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gTOne Of Sir Boyle Roche's invitations
to an Irish nobloman was rather equivooal:
81 hope, my Lord, II ever you should be
within a mile Of my house, you'll stay there
all night"
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eT- Rarey, the horse-tamer 10 coming
home. He brings with him the most unman :
ageable of his trans Atlantic quadruped pu.
pills, the fiery Cruiser.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

MorLxy's New WoEK.--Murrsy OF London
advertises as 10 press new work by the his
toriAn of the Dutch Republic. The Critic
says that ii is tho most important historical
contribution to literature promised during
the season. II will doubtless have greater
popularity than any historical work since
Macaulay's last volume. 1t is entitled ellis
tory of she United Netherlands, from the
death OF William the Silent to the death OF
Olden Barneveld; embracing the English.
Dutch struggle against Spain, and detailed
account of the Spanish Armada"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

Charleston, Franklin, Green Bay and Ce.
dar Townships have not been heard from,
and therefore We cannot give the result
Leoch 10 probably elected.
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LEE COUNTY.

We give below all the authentic returns
for the candidates named, received up to 2
O'Clock 2. IN.
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tuition.

TIVE partnership formerly existing between
Ziegler Mes, in the butchering business, was
Dissolved on the 3lst day vi October 1860, by M
tuat consent. All accounts with the firm must be
settled within one month. The business will be
continued, at the same places, by Chas- Zegler.
G. ZfEGLER.
Nov. 6, ls60-d2w JSB MES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

GBr Quincy and Adams county, H., are
for Douglas.
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Important she Lad e OF n eokuk
DAD vicinity.

A"pOrtHhNh 10 the Lac G. oil AeCk Nm
cad ytctntfy.
I ADTFS' AUCTION OF DRY GOODS, to com
IL msnce this Saturday morning at Q o'clock at
ID 4. humphreys Auction Room, No. Este
House. treat bargains will be ven. large
stock Of Winter Shawls, J. AXIS, Dress Goods. Ho-
sitry Sc, will be offered for sale great sacri-
hce. All parties wishing supply OF Winter
foods should 60 at ones to this Auction and secure
Bargains. be Sale viii only continue 3 days. 1t
rarely occurs that the bast goods sent to Amc-
tiun, but in thiscase the goods offered choice
and # the newest styIss
ID. u. HUMPHREY,
N0v3dIt Auctioneer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

A writer, illustrating tho fact that some
errors are lifted into Importance by ehcrts
TO refute them, when they need 10 be treated
with consempt and ridicnle, observes that
all the blows inflicted by the Herculean club
OF certain logicians, are not half 50 sfecsu
MI az O box on the ear OF celebrated athe.
list by shs hand Of some charming beauty.
After having 10 vain preached to circle
of ladies, ha attempted to avengs himself by
saying
apardon my error, ladies. did not i'm
agine that 10 a house whore wit lives with
grace, | alone should Lave the honor OF not
believing 10 God"
"You are not Alone" answered the mis-
tress OF the house, "my horse, my dog, my
cat, share the honor With you; only these
poor brutss have the good sense not to boast
Of it,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

0T-A monument Is to DO erected at Gou-
cesser TO Bishop Hooper, near the spot
where he was burned. An iron chain and
the remains OF post were discovered BY
workmen while digging on this spot some
time since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

OHIO.
Large gains over Republican majority Of
October.
INDIANA
Follows in the footsteps Of Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
The Republican majority In Michigan ia
about 5000 Every county heard from 10
Republican by increased majorites.
WISCONSIN.
Mniorities for Lincoln in every Congress
ionsl District. Majority from 10000 to
$4,000.
From returns received Republicans claim
the State by $4,000.
IOWA.
Scott Go. gives $50 majority, for the Re.
publican Ticket.
DesMoincs %. gives Republican maj OF
200.
Dubuque City and Township gives Doug.
only sc. II gave Samuels 300. great
Republican gain.
Muscatine CITY gives Republican maj. of
ITO.
Pennington, 10 VanBuren Co., gives Cole
only 2 maj. over Curts, which 10 a gain Of
28 for Curtis since 1858.
BY the 9 O'Clock train last night news eame
that Henry gives 100 for the Republican
ticket, Jefferson 303, and Van Buren, 100.
VanBuren county gives 100 majority for
Lincoln, rs for Curtis, and 200 fer Wright
over Miller.
LOSS AND GAIN
We regret the loss OF Buringame, for
Congress, in Mass. But we gain one over
Larrabee in Wisconsin.
Pennington is reelected in New jersey by
l400 majority. This was considered doubt.
ful district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

CO Father dsvaxz preached the other
day in the square of San Francisco di Paolo,
Naples, 70 an immense concourse OF people,
and renewed his exhortation TO libssality on
behalf OF the wounded. The earnestness OF
the orator communicated itself as il by
magic to his audience, and contributions OF
every sort poured In from all quarters
money 10 groat quantities, sheets, shirts, gu
gar, lemons, we're brought in. Al last one
person threw down his own handkerchief;
his example WAS followed by all present, aud
In . few minutes mountain OF handker.
chiefs WAS formed in the square.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

sppsEa Ee.ss...
~ BARkELS CHOICE Hu5SET APPLES
IUU from Ohio, far saIe by
STAFFORD McCuNE, Lesee.
NeySdgw
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Like n new moon,
htsen en- mia-noon

Commerce already feels the bencfcent in
fuencs Of the new rays; and politics, antc-
pating the advent Of new Western states
man worthy OF the proiigious region BY
which ne has been nurtured, begins to rel 1oe
at the prospect OF q senson OF unwonted po-
ltical rcspefity .-l NV York Post.
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o'oIock .. IA.
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Republican Victories
Everywhere!
THE QUAKERs HAVE VOTED.
rcA rUNskN AasA ~s.----
ZEN snUUoAIsD U1EEkS kuk
LINCOLN AND LIBERTY!

We received dispatches at Ii O'clock
"Wednesday forenoon. suificient to settle the
matter beyond doubt. Abraham Lincoln
10 elected President by the direct vote Of the
people.
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HHUT> AMI SKsuf<.

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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
DOT, On, THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
BRILLIANT RECEPTION,
GREAT EXCITEMENT OVER THE "wHAT s NJ
TREMENDOUS SENSATION
TIE ss'ilS 'IiliSaiiirNNo cALcuLA1oR
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JONI I ''''''''' " And Do, ty Nj. karLY MEsrAYEa:
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-The new OPERA
N PATTl-T0.MORRoW "wednesday Second Night Of
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On ssf5 WEDNESDAY e; kyEsse N . second night Of
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the Grand Paris The three leading parts there
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On FRIDAY, third night -
MOSES IN EGYPT
On SATURDAY.
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