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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-24

al th1 opening 81 tft H"'n'9"
Academy OF Music. Tho philharm~ri society q New
York gave the second 81 .. uust'Ah season AZ
,ne Academy OF Music on saturday. mo orchestral
pieces we're Beethoven Pastoral symphony " Pest
ka.nse y bv List ard WahtTs "Jubel' overture.
Soloists Mlls piano Barlaln 'ioloncello There was
no vocal music Tre Sea York Harmonic Society VII
give their annual oiaorio performance. h'ndels "Ms
siah > on Christmas ueht The solos win be sung ny
stispui iorm.. aad hrc tcktartt tn eh9roseS by
iha society.
MOSS i i Harrison & Co opened Their saloon
a. nC.rt- ana balls asst Wednesday evening before il
49, ,tc ready for the public ing Hal is situated
N Irt g place directly opposite the Academy The hall
! pot uuta te City Assembly Rooms, with the exception
tha II nas gallery for spectators. i is claimed
ana MS the largest dancing hal IN the city. The
eudng covers fun lots, SO by ITO feet. In the
Basement there first class restaurant Ia CART bar
,mok nc rooms Sc on the second floor he ladies will
and retiring rooms, furnished with al the usual sp-
plmucea for IA. adjustment 81 the feminine toilet For
sonccrte he hall is to be dted IN wide, comfortable
saats aud il win probably accommodate audience
81 nfean hundred thousand persons. This
hal was to inaugarated with concert ny the
Mu1io troupe but their ojourn IN The provinces being
prolonged an invitation bah given. The concert IL
announced he 27h instant: but AZ the aerccment
with the for the opening Of the hall It for
shcm 70 decline thoy arrive here on the 2oth)
whether they uin give he concert o. not sss hiWiey
announces q -cnccrt here Ell IN sth y January
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-24

Net tarrIfEs. = ~ 100 las go 8ssl25
The following j. the Receivers cash sccoun,
from Angus, l6. 1859 (date u Receiyership). to
September 10. l~o0-thirtecn aid half month-;-
Receipts lt,n a sources ss6ss3 L.
! -. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-24
AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Dee. %, 1860.
The foreign trade Of the port last week was
heavier than that of the week previous; but as
usual the imports were less, the exports more, than
those of the corresponding week of 1859. The i'm
pGgts at this port for the year 1860 will be about
~ 900, against s235 goo 900 for 1859; the
ports about so2 900 oOo against SOS 900 900 last
year. The following are the comparative tables
of the trade of the port for the week and since
January L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
The IIecalDn .

No one could have asked for finer No
vember day than we had yesterday. The
Republicans considered ESPECIALLY propitious
for their cause. The election passed of quiz
city in this place. There was less excitement
than we have ever seen at = Presidential
elscsion. Yet every body was wide awake,
and very large vote was polled.
The long agony 10 over. Once more q
mighty nation has spoken. The silent bal
lots of six million voters have decided the
destiny Of this nation for four years more, If
not for many decades. Happy will it be for
the nation II that decision 10, AZ we believe
il is, 10 favor OF those eternal principles of
justice and freedom which our fathers loved,
and which the Republicans would re.insu-
gurate. Agitation will be quieted, peace
will return, and prosperity will in time reign
throughout all our borders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
Majority, %



Whether it would he advantageous to the
Province or otherwise, il discovery OF prof.
liable gold mines should be made, may be
matter of dispute. We are told the geologic
formations are not such as to permit the ex-
istence Of deposits in such quantities MS
would remunerate the miner. SO we were
told respecting copper. 1t was, FIRST of all,
found that copper had 20 existence in the re-
gion OF the Townships; that when ANAL bite
were picked up, science modified its views,
and confidently told us il might possibly be
had in sspock cts" In the meantime - bether
it is found in ''pockets" or in quarrles, they
are digging out copper by the ton OF Acton.
What If gold should also be found in sim
ilarly eapacious "pockets'-even al the risk
OF putting the geologic nose out OF jolntf--
We cannot as yet decide, but habitants from
the auriferous district Of Lower Canada have
recently sold large quantities to jeweer in
this oty-pot in parcels Of dust, but in good
cold Nuggets, some Of the yaine OF $50 and
upwards-sIghtiy intermxed with quartz,
but of wonderful purity as whole. The
real point Of this gold discovery may not be
/ traced for come time yet, as il is the lSserest
! of the fortunate owners OF the secret to keep
/ il concealed as long as possible. But that IA
/ limited number OF unskiIled miners of the
ordinary class OF habitans are in possession
1 OF q productive Canadian gold property, we
/ have not even shadow OF doubt. The gold
! is here in tangible shape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
Foreign NEWS.

SANDY Hook, Nov. s.
The Adriatic from Iiavre via Southampton
passed the Hook this o. IN. Her adviees are
three days later.
Victor Emanuel had arrived in Naples.
The royalists had evacuated Cajszzo and
the vicinity.
The line OF the voturno had been aban.
doned for that Of the Garglino.
Garibaldi had entered Cnpua.
A semi otheicia article 10 the Paris Con
stitutional says an organized and powerful
Italy ia for the interest OF Europe. The
part of France is that of nou-interventiop.
When the revolution is accomplished it
should be consolidated by the act Of an Eu.
ropean Congress.
The Sandman Ambassador had bcon or.
dered to leave St. Petersburg.
Napoleon had received letter from the
Gar TO the effect that nothing hostile to
France should be entertained at the Warsaw
interview.
The Arago arrived on the Goth.
The census Of Russia shows population
OF 10000, 900.
IL lie reported that the Nuncio at Madrid
had RENTED, within a few days, 10000
reals to the Pope, which had been raised by
the Bishop.
Lamoriciere will return to France.
Enlistments for the Papal army have
ceased
IL is said that the Ambassadors at Prussia,
Spain and Portugal, were preparing to gait
Turin.
The vote of Sicily was almost unanimous
for annexation.
Victor Emanuel would be at Naples on the
18th. The proclamation of the vote would
be made the following day.
The Papal Nuncio had left Paris in ooose
quence of orders from Rome.
The Emperor of Austria bad introduced
the new charter, making immense conces.
sions to hungary.
The numbers Of the Reichsraths is to be
increased to 100 eounselors elected by
provisional diets; constitutional institutions
OF hungary are 60 be re established ; the
Hungarian language TO be the official Ian.
guage; all financial matters to be subject TO
the approval Of tho lleichsrath; the Univer-
atty 1T Pesth 10 be re opened tbs abolition
of personal service due 10 landlords, ard oil
exemption of mobiles from taxes, 10 con.
6rmed.
Representation in all classes OF the eou1.
try in the Legislature and the administrator
are to be established as principles.
The Hungarian Diet 10 20 be eonvoke
without delay, and the Emperor then to bt
crowned King Of Hungary. Similar consti.
tutions are to be granted TO Trsnsylvania.
The Emperor. charter was favorably re-
ceived at Pesth, and Bada was illuminated
by order of the munic patty.
LArEsr.-A Warsaw dispatch says the prin
ciple of an Europeaa Congress has beer
I a4aptaA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

We are sorry 20 hear that the Douglas
leaders In this State have been terrible snf-
ferers by the stock panic which MIR. Cobb,
MIR. Schell, and their fellow plotters, have
got up in Wall-st VanSchack, the broker
who exploded on Saturday, was III. conf
Dental stock agent OF the Douglas men
Their Losses are understood to be enormo Us.
IL was too bad Of Cobb X Go. to take such
vengeance on their ancient foes. They
ought. at least. now that fusion and harmo-
ny are the order Of the day, to have given
them warning OF their final dodge, before it
was too late. 1t 10 surprising how merciless
and nnforgiving IL the hate OF the Disnniou
managers for the Douglas Softs. But pun.
ishlng them In the stock market after thi.
style, is really too bad. IN Y. Trb., Oct
Both.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

The Louisianian, Breckenridge paper Of
New Orleans. gives publicity TO the follow
ing conversation between q New Orleans
merchant and Mr.. Lincoln:
A highly respectable merchant OF our citv,
just returned from the North and West, in
forms us that during bis visit there be had
an interview with Old Abe, the rail splitter.
Upon being asked by our informant what hs
would do, or what would likely be his policy
in regari to the South should he be elected
che rail splitter replied that simiar interrog-
atcries had been rropounded to him by many
persons, and Aiso 10 writing BY letter, but
that he bad uniformly refused to answer
them since he did not deem it either polite
or prudent TO declare his policy 10 advance.
lie took occasion, however, TO apprse our
informant that he would diepel the illusion
existing al the South, that be would have TO
send men from the free States TO fill the
ofhoes, by assuring him that there would he
found plainly OF persons st the South glad
enocgh 10 get them, and that he had nj
ready received four hundred letters from the
slave States begging office, a large and con
siderable portion Of which came from Lon
isisna.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

Hogs are firm We notice sales Of 500
head, average 90 Tbs, deliverable the fret
fse dass Of December, at SIS so, 1000 DO,
deliverable the first favorable weather, at
So rs, and 50ofor pre- ent delivery, at Sc 81
About 900 head we're killed to day, and
will be packed to morrow by Messrs. James
Morrison Il Co., Henry Nye, and JAS. Beatty
h Co. The temperature at present 10 deeme ed
sufficiently safe, and should ii continue,
packing will be in fnl blast in q week or ter
days Gin. Gas., Nov. 3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
Tho unvhcesh EaserA--une Effect of
the Drag.

-
The curious eject of hasheesb, or Indian
hemp, in prolonsjng the apparent duration
OF time, is we'll described by one p. II. Ran
dolph, relation 10 the Randolph Of Roam.
oks, as follows:
lie save that on one occasion, when be
Was completely under the influence of this
drug, no counted the years that it took him
to dip bis pen IN ink and carry il to the na
per On which be wrote; and in this short
space OF actual time, which was but the
fraction Of minute, he distinctly numbered
65U years, and during the time the fantasia
iasted. which was about four hours, he had
distinct consciousness and experience OF
many hundred Thousand years.
Every year, month, week, day, hour, min j.
ute and scord, way palpablv distinct, and
the individual experience Of each momcn,
was clear and definitely marked. This come,
nearer to realisiDg the dream of ths
Eternal Progressionsts" than anything e
have yet heard, though certainly il will b,
Tor them slow eternity. The description
however, exactly repreduces the feeling,
impaired by an over dose of haseesh on
single occasion, or it's continued use for AM
length of time. lntolerahle langaor, ao
companied by a sort Of divine placidity
takes possession Of both mind and body
the only surviving desire being to hear AL
fred Tennyson's song of The Lotus Eaters
read or humned in low, musical voice, b.
some one sitting By the side Of the sofa OF
which the basheesh eater laEily reelines.-
1t 10 delicious madness, but one meat dan
Eerous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

The Albany Evening Journal says that the
panic dodge has cost the stockholders of the
New York Central Railroad more than a mil
lion dollars already, md the citizens of our
State, and thu stockholders in other roads,
thrice that sum. As MIR. Corning, tho Presi.
dent Of the Central Railroad, 10 a candidate
for Congress, and Dean Richmond 10 the
Vice President Of that road, we should not
be surprised il they thought their dry goods
friends in New York wers carrying the Dis.
union Joke n little too far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

WHAT CAUSES TIE HAIR ID TURN GRAY
Al English writer has recently asserted that
an undue proportion OF lime IN the system 10
the cause OF premature gray hair, and advises
to avoid hard water, either for drinking pure
or when converted into tea, or cofse, or sour,
because hard water il always mpregnated
with lime. Hard water may be softened by
boiling IT.; let it become cold, then use it ne
a beverage. Ii is also stated that liquid
that will color the human hair black, and not
stain the skin, may be made by taking one
part of rum, three parts Of olive oil, and one
part Of good brandy, by measure. Tho hair
must be washed with the mixture every morn
ing, and in short time the use Of it will
make the hair u beautiful black, without in
juring it in the least. The articles must be
Of the best quality, mixed in q bottle, and
always shaken before applied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

The statement OF Count Cayeur, in bis re-
cent significant speech, that the Government
desired the city OF Rome should be the capt.
tai of United italy, will coincide with The
opinions of most Italians; while TO scholars
and oil who take the slightest interest in the
affairs of ltnly, there seems n peculiar fitness
iD the selection. Florence is the only city
which has been named as likely to contest
the claim OF Rome as the seat OF government
to the new kingdom. As place OF residence
ii is much pleasanter, and with powerful
court would speedily rival in it's attractions
all tie other capitals OF Europe. Rome It,
self has 30 building which is 80 we'll adapted
for royal palace as that lately occupied by
the Duke OF Tuscany--for the Vatican, huge
as it Ia, and with all it's art treasures, is a
rather dreary residence, and the Qn,rlnal
does not compare with the Pitt Palace.
Yet there is great argument in favor of
Rome, from the fact that IL is the only city
the selection OF which will give rise TO no
jealousies. The people of all parts Of Italy
look to Rome with ovc and veperaton. IL
is curious fact-and one which We have
seen noticed in no book Of Italian travels
that aim ast all the towns OF Italy, from the
Lombard city TO the lutte Tuscan village,
have a "Roman gate" that entrance TO the
being known as the s'P 5rta Romano" This
10 d practical and az the same time poeti-
cal proof Of the attachment which all thu
Italians have for the "ione Mother OF dea.
empires.--[N. Y. Postn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

la the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries,
England imported iron and steel from Ger
many and Spain. 1t now supplies both OF
these countries with great quantities of these
metals. This revolution in manufactures
and trade was brought about by new inven-
tions and protection to home industry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
q EAT AUCTION
ArTHE
B T. LIN g. = m . u n
Household q foods and Furniture,

- - sAs s"s
II ISr OF ARTIGLEs FOR SALE.--1 Piano, 80
IL Bedstesds, AZ Noes Mattresses. 90 Hutk do,
LOG Pillows 80 pairs Pillow Slips, l0s comforters
100 Tow Is, dox Napkins, 10 Tsbie Cloths, 81
caueseat Chairs, 10 wood-seat do, 10 hair cloth do,
hair cloth Rockers, can s-seat do, Sofas, SdoE.
seat dinin room Chaira, dos. Office chairs,
30 Chamber sets, 46 locking 0lsssss, 30 Wash
stands, 30 Tables, ard rnbes Bureaus, 10 Win
dow Curtains and FIX urts 81 Carpe 20 Stoves,
office stoves, 2dining-rocm do, II dining room Ia
bles, g plated cAstors, doz. Table spoons doz.
les Spoons. d1x Forks, doz. HALVES, DOZEN
Soup Plates, DIR. dinner Plates, dox tea Plates
dox bread plates, I6 ioz Vegetable Dishes, doz
Cups and nuceTs. dos 0opiets, dezen Wine
kinds If Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too
Numerous to mention; also. 35 Hogs and shua's,
dor sets Of window Blinds, lot CT Cos Fixtures
i large walnut Writing Desk, and Lilies Safes
NnN2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

Ed. Stewart, young man lately in the
employ Of Mr.. Fyfe, as dining room waiter
IN the Crumney House, at Iowa City, enticed
one Of the waiting maids, who had saved y
hundred dollars o. her money, 90 elope with
him. They went to Chicago and St. Louis,
the fellow puttlng off the promised nuptial
halter on various pretsxts until he succoeded
in getting all the girls money, when he de-
serted her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
r Z S O u r @ Z 8 !:

NNTaGE
RS hereby given that NJ. Ward and c. NJ Ford
4 have this day purch .sed the intsrst n $. NJ
Archer in the assets Of the late Arm OF M. Ward
Il Co. also his interest 10 tbs ke0kuk piow CO.
The books of both firms with tn eaid VI Ward
and G. II. Ford aad alt business liz a. b. settled by
them-~thsy alone ha,ing authority 10 act for the
same. MI. WARD.
C. NJ. FORD,
keokuk, Nov. 2, 1890. =. M. ARCHER.
~ The piow husiseEs is still contiuuai by
u under the same IN name tkeokuk Plow 90 J
at he ola stand on Maia street. between Fath and
18th, who're We shall be pleased to see all our old
customers and many new onts.
NJ WARD,
nov7d3t C. NJ FORD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
UNSURPASSED
Ill AIR TO NC !.

THlS preparation possesses the peculiar proper
ty OF restoring the human Hair, and causes th Q
Hair, 70 assume tho color 1t possessed before II
turned gray II strengthens the Hair and keeps II
glossy and clam. Nothing can keel this prepare
ton, As 1T effects the restoration OF the haif by III
action at the roots. Prepared ard sold by
GEO CADUS,
I've doors above the Billings House,
leSdAwly keokuk, lawa,
LsARINA CRACK RS for gale by
COLL Eith Il ROBERTSON.
scpsd ~
MI EW CHEESE Just received by
IN 6.8a# C1LLIEkS ROBERTSON
sepsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

IL An act has passed the Parliament OF
Great Britain authorizing the sale Of some
fifty churches. These churches have but
about thousand communicates in ell, and
only about eight thousand attendants in all,
while their annual oost 10 one hundred theus.
and dollar,, or one hundred dollars for each
communicant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
wise won.t> submit.

PoRr NOUN, Va, Nov. 5.
The greatest crowd that was ever witnessed
in this city gathered 90 Saturday to listen TO
lion. II. A. Wise. H. spoke for four hours,
and uas frequently interrupted with applause.
lie declared before God that be would never
submit to the election of Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

fTDr. Joseph Wolf of England, well
Known 10 this country, 10 about TO resign his
living Id the Established Church and 90 TO
Chinese Tartary. lie intends to assume the
garment Of q monk of the Eastern church,
carrying a Bible in his hand and wear q
bright colored cross on his black gown. Mr..
Wolf is about 05 years old, but age only
seems TO increase his ecoensrioitles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

The New York corresponden, OF the

Ths New York correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Journal states the following:
Adams Co.'S Express ofhse, New York
was scene OF much excitement or Monday
morning. Among tho freight that came on
from the South were three slaves, "A mother
and two children, oil bound to Newport, and
consigned to the care of Rev. Mr. Brooks
The daughter, 10 years Of age, 10 quite white.
The boy 10 not more than ave, and is black
40 charcoal. 1t appears that their home IL
In Mobile and their mistress. who 10 old and
quite uoweii, resolved TO free the family, and
not knowing what might befall the family
after death, saw her iatention put in execu
ton before her DEATH The girl 10 finely cd.
ucated, speaks French and German very flu
entity, and intends 70 keep school. The party
start to- night for Rhode Island. The family
attracted much attention while in the once
and answered oil the questions put to then
by visitors. The mother liked the South, ane
said the coored peotle were we'll enough Oh
But the girl liked the North, and WAS gias
10 get out OF the way of her owner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
a.egai Sottce.

To ANDREW RtNuLER:
NuU are hereby notified that there Ii now on file
l. ia the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison petition of
Z. w. Barry, claiming "a you tbs foreclosure Of a
mortgage given by you to Jemes III Hickman but
since transferred 70 said Barry, which mortgage 10
upon the property known the kAgle IavHn
stand, IN Charleston, Lee County, Iowa, and IL
giyea " your notes to said Ill ok for the
sum of $725, due in ten and sixteen months from
date.
Uniess you appear and answer thereto or be
fore The Ri day on he next term oil said Court TO
be begun and held at Fort Madison in DeTember
next, sal petition will be taken pro conftsso. and
decree preyed for rendered against you thereon.
FRANCIS aEMpLE.
NOV g. 1890 Atty for Plt'H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07
r-r-~A-~rr--~--
SCOTS AND AHOEk.

~ A. DUKE ana w. n. BAhhETT having
-. formed partnership in the shoe business
would Ask a share of the pnblic pAtrona gr xnd
c0ntinuance,of the old custom of the huGss. 4,is
VS. havs cone AIDED that In these hard times 1t Is
no disgrace 10 work, and both being practical wor
men, 10 will dsvets ourselves TO he mnDufActure
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fts and
honest Anship rs it il eur Interest to m lake
both. 6@ 4 }a @a
We shall keep constantly on hand . we'll select
cd stock Of Eastern work. which will be sold very
low DUKE SBARKEIT.
@GctI3i &Sat 4g# 55@GE3 05&s 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

rT- Professor Francis Lieber has brought
upon himself the heavy ccnsure Of the Eu-
phradian Society OF the South Carolina Col
lege, which has expelled him from honorary
membership. Moreover, his bust and por-
trait are 10 be removed from the halls of the
society. His offense 10 that be presided over
German Republican meeting in New York
city ON the 10Th ult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

AFRICA, Ind, Nov. 8.
Fox, who murdered Col. Davenport at
Rock Island some IA years ago, was arrested
here this afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

STrhe Albany Evening Journal states
that there il not one word OF truth in the
statement going the rounds Of the papers,
THAI the Prince or Wales presented Mrs. Gov.
ernor Morgan with diamond necklace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-07

Hr DIR. King, the Americau Missionary Ht
Athens, writes that his long trial has ceased.
LIE has not been convicted or acquitted, hut
the persecution has been abandoned for the
present.