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The New York herald., 1860-12-27

v0OR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH
II The and elegant steamship HUNTSvILLK, OF the
Americsn Atlantic screw Steamship Co. Jno. A. Post
manasr wn leave pisr No. II North river on THURSDAY Dec
fhs q this line 4. ns- and ars ncs surpassed
Tickets New Orlsans 80 70; Mobile eS5 Montgomery
e15; Mcmphi1 S3l -; Nashvnie, a7o knoxviile - "
zsoos. %; Augusta. ST y; ssvannah, Ga Ipplyso
s. West street, and S390roadway.
The New York herald., 1860-12-27

TSoR CHARLESTON 8. c.; SAVANNAH. GA, AMI
II the south and gshwssI-Unsd ssa;es mall sds
berry WIN leave No North river. on SATURDAY Dee
iows-To Chariesten 8. O., SIS; Savannah Ga 4l6 Nev
Oneans go 7b Mobile. eae Montgomery Ala, ~ Nash
yine sss 81 Agsu:s. Gs, Si7fo Atlanta ~ Columbi.
spoly % sP0FfORD, fiLEsf0N Co, 70 BroAdwsy. Tk
IIRIOE VIII suocesd on Wednesday, Jan.
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~ GRAND SANTA CLAUS FESTIVAL
NURSERY AND cHILD's HOSPITAL,
WIN be given at kblo's Garden
THURSDAY. DEC. ~, FROM IL N. TO 0P. N.
The nrst time In America the ragc comedy aud onicA
uA edy % PUNCH AND JUDY.
AUNT SALLY
Exhibition OF splendid seriea Of
DISSOLvING VIEWS.
great variety OF curious things aud enjoy The
tire band connected with the Garden will perform day aud
evening Every child viii receive gift from Santa CiauA
Tckes-Adnlts, 81; Children, Is cents
NEW BowERY THEATRE
IN sole froprotors Messrs q. T. Fox and W. Lin ard
Thursday, Dec "a, 1860
The grand Equestrian Legendary Drama of
HERhE THE HUNTER
Win MI. j. d Nathans beautiful
STUD on HORSES,
And all the Dramatic Company In the e,st
Afcr which, the Fairy Drama OF
THE FORTY THIEyKS.
Concluding with the conir farce OF
STATE SECRETS
PERFORAANcR AT O'CLOCK
For the accommodation OF ladies' aud children.
EEORGE CHRIsTYs MINSTRELS HAVING YIBLDHD
VI the occupancy OF Secession Hail. Charleston, s. O. W
the members OF the Convention during the sitting sa
that august body, viii their entertainments
mentioned popular hall Monday December IS and
continue during the week After the festival Of the sew Year
they will proceed 10 Savannah Augusta Macon and Coubua
Ga Montgomery and Mobile, Ala New Orieans La Hous
Austin and Galveston Texas and returning leave fer
Baton Rouge vlcksbug Memphis Nashville, st. Louis C-
cage and other Western cities route 20 New York.
GKOR sE CHRsTr, Manages
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v,uRsrrpFNbuoH THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID
IN IN css for All knds n Household Furniture Cepsts
Mirrur~ A. can fp Third avenue address furnfturr
s sboss N IA good assortment of secood hand Furn
tsrs Aivss ~ hsna fsr sale.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Ar THE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsTILLERy, NOE sls
IA and m avenuc-The cheapest and beet place
On the CITY gss kinds Of Liquors for family use
Wholesale rnd roe ply nnd ~ scvrn,n A'enuc'
Thirtke<h and Thirty hrsk streets, New York -. !.
INYrEBnTH STREET DTsTrLLBRY. EsTAsLrsHKD
IL l6n-rhe cheapest place 70 buy nne brAnmsS wines
sr~1e ., 2ss West Ffssnth street No liquor sold oy the
gisa. ChAhLns W III ., loPs'o.os.
TyoR THB HOLIDAYS.
To FAMILIES
selling pure Wines and Liquors OF sterling quality o.
AL ne leading orsnas ps % ~ mr. ~ IN % nsst ~ Ss~
% vtfny MI stock very ark carefully selected from
the shiusneut or reliable European houses only
- cent less than brpedwy or up town
pcss Fine Cognscs, vintage is TO lsos OsSorns rort
6ond Oporso importation; Chllingworth bottled "a
London. sheres In great yasties pale and brown part
very dry MaderAs, vintage s1s Cnnmpagns
prices; old Bourbon Whskey irsh ano
scoth do Imported lBz sold q - per gallon or nft
cid Jamaica very chocs), old nne Holland
Gina fsAs Ac No inferior goods --,.v -
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CoR rHB HOLIDAYS.

HOLIDAY sUrPLIEA
WINES BRANDIEs.
ALEs. Ac..
wHoLEsALR PRICES
Ihare the pseasure 10 inform my friends thai have
moved froun No South william street 70
NO. BARCLAY STREET,
which trua win convcnient and owing 70 the al
ypos ,AaI trade South and Southwest In
Tend myself cash city trade, selling pure articles
= the lowest pr4cra
"A An. pure pale Ossrd Brandy ~ 90 per gallon
Whisksys, old Scotch and Irish. .s............ !
0in, ur 0uest mpprten ..s........s..s.s*. A -
Osh9 sptria equally low. - .
. Horta !" ....4......4.s..sIW
Chamngn-s m she ssdine brands ~ % pcr dossn
r2ood nbte Llarrt..
.sssrris, pe,xins Cas- London stout ....I rs
Also Gustens high grade Cisret old bottled ror
wine. curious assortment Of Hook Wines
Yrvnca swiss and Dutch Liquors. In quantities 70 sa
~tolesae prtce&
ARTHUR KENDALL.
Wine Merchant
No Barclay ~Src~<.
Three doors from Bruadway
toe Agent for Arsopp's Ess, India Pale Ala
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r,xAvy4ITp CHAMBER SUITS or vuaNrruRR. IN
~ All clors and styles. st Wholesale OF rstsA
A sas nd upwads As9 sa,sr.ssss e. sra % rsnsss ss
four doors of Broadway
The New York herald., 1860-12-27

FOR 81 IN coiorn Of warranted mAnufa artars; anA
solid cheznps Chamber suita plAn anA cvnamcsted
FARRINlrONR - Canal stres<> opposite Weoss0 -
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-rIow TO RECEIVE YOUR rRfgSDs--GEr ONE OF
III shsn 81 packasr~ containing II bottles Of Ans Wines
ana ISq,ss pat up by MONzgRT He has rrmoved from
% Bcver 70 % Fourth opposite Cooper Institute
CwEDrH PUNCH ron THE HQLDAYs,-ouR AZ
~ ce already popular and 10 favor WIN the pcbu
nec< only to stale that have on hand lsrs
quantity old stcck, whte Be surpassed In qualify
and whih rcrcuend the healthy and agrceAbte
drink fo the hondaya Depot - White street -
'D7rH STREET INSTRUMENTATION ~ EAST
y Fthse~nth th~ FIRST av~rusThe
est plsceso buy One Br.nds. Wins Ruma whsssy and
ac~fin~ Private families ss6 the trAe npartfully
~S H. dl and liquors befcre el~e
rhero 10 East Eighte~nh street and In ID
- rty srsmth street JoB LONG, Frupretsw
The New York herald., 1860-12-27

dvHRoUaH rRRIGHr ARRANoEMHNr-FoR NOR
fck PorSnn0uth. City Point and Richmond, connectlng
win Norfolk nd Feesbrg anl souhsde Railroad fof
L6uchburG Briss, Memphis and intermodiAse placeA
FREIGHT svsA svsy day. and through rscsips furniahed
ssssnsias. yAnIsfowS Captain Skinner. leaves every
sicsship ROANOKE Captain Couch, every Saturday ~
rasA. 70 Eorolk cents per foot 70 City Pon, esssA
Pssssse e Norfolk ssassroom and meals included o.
perxburg Rchnond 90 children, between the sges Of
sad IA hak prtca LUDLAh4 HEINEkIN,
- No lis Broadway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

Our thorough. going Republican readers
will be considerably relieved to find that the
Rust resolution is quite different from the
way in which we had it yesterday. Here it
is as copied from the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Dunn OF Indiana then offered the fol.
lowing resolution, which Mr.. Rust accepted
as substitute for his:
Resolved, That 10 the opinion Of this Com.
mittee, threxisting discomfort among the
Southern people, and the growing hostility
among them to the Federal Government, are
greatly to be regretted, and that, whether
such discomfort and hostility are without just
cause or not, any reasonable and unconsti-
tutional remedies, and additional and more
specific and effectual guarantees Of their Pc
culiar rights and interests as recognised by
the Constitution, necessary 70 preserve the
peace Of she country and the perpesuation OF
the Union, should be promptly and cheerful
y granted.
This 10 altogether horse of another color,
and although it may be difficult to agree upen
the guarantees that may be required, yet We
see no great harm in passing such a resolu-
ton. At the same time it would probably
save words and time and great deal OF fuss
TO meet the issue ut opce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
yyhv Casa Rcsfxn4d.

II appears from the talegrams that Secre
tary Cass resigned because he disspproved
the action Of tho Cabinet in refusing the re-
quest OF najo Anderson to send reinforce
ments TO FL. Moultris. Anderson says his
force s nc. sufficient to hold the Fort against
q Charleston mob. The Cabinet most IN.
wisely decided not to send him any more aid.
Thereupon Mr.. Cass protests against this
course by rssiening. We think the North
ct least will sustain him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

1
Cassius nj. Clay has written letter in re-
ply to An invitation 70 join in 4 Republican
| rejoicing, which concludes rs follows:
Whilst We would bear with . brotherly for
bear ancc, with the sore disappointments Of
our late rulers, aud give them, patiently,
| time to accommodate themselves TO the new
order of things, frankness and wise philan-
thropy, compel It's to say to them at once,
that, sspeaceable secession" 10 but psacedble
rebellion Ian utter absurdity. Neither one
slave State, four slave States, nor all the
slave States, will be allowed peaceably to sc.
cede. Every man OF sense sees that OWL war
would be better than that eternal war which
would be the result OF 3 divided nation. The
forces engaged would be less and tho result
final. The Union party Of the South would
be our allies, and with victory, which would
be sure for the Union and the right, would
come peace and = homogeneous empire
But allow secession, and then with the South.
ern seeding States united, would come war
inevitable the first time we met upon the riv-
ers or the seas, Which would be settled and
renewed from century to century. The South
must know that the Republicans intend to
allow her all her Constitutional rights, and
then maintain thor own to the last extrem-
ity. This is Government Of the people and
not sscompact Of the States;' there is no
way to dissolve tile Union but by rebellion
and civil war. II remains for tho slavshold-
ers to choose the Union, as it 10 and wac,
and is to remain, or rush into war with II,
and take all the chances OF veal or woe.--
For ~ we have no choice; We are bound by
oil TINT 10 sacred among men, TO maintain the
Government and It's supremacy, and our prin
crlcs upon which it 10 based. We cannot
choose our ground. Destiny places us in the
post Of honor, and perhaps OF danger, and
We are towards il we fAlter in our duty to
our country and the liberties Of the people.
We must stand on the immortal language Of
Jackson, "The Union, by the Eternal, i,mnst
be preserved" There wc must stand, now
and henceforth, or be forever slaves.
May God inspire our hearts with the cour-
age and patriotism Of '76, and may our cause,
whether through peace or blood, be eternally
triumphant, is the aspiration Of
Yours, truly. G. NJ. CLAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
AQuid ProQuo.

A compromise ordinarily implies conces
sion on both sides, but under our Govern
ment the thing has been managed differently
A compromise with us means threat OF sc.
cession by one party, and a concession OF oil
demands by the other.
The slave States complain Of the personal
liberty laws of some OF the Northern States.
Suppose the slave States offer us considcr-
alton for the repeal Of the personal liberty
laws on the part Of the North, stat
uses to be passed by the slave States protect
ing the lives, liberty and property Of the
people from the North in the Southern States.
Let them put down border-rufIianism, cease
hanging Methodist preachers, and forego the
universal practice of lynching and driving Of
Northern citizens, and by their State leeis-
lation secure to the citizens of the free States
the undoubted privileges granted them by
the Constitution Of the United States. Let
them recognise the rights and sovereignty of
the States OF the North and grant them am
pie protection, and then they may, with bet
ter show Of reason and consistency, expect
concessions from the free States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

A meeting Of prominent men, such as Ex-
President Van Buren,, Washington Hunt,
Fernando Wood, Edwin Crosswell, and other
famous doughfaces, was held in New York
city, on Saturday last, to save the Unon.-
They requested Mr. Fillmore to 60 as a com.
missioner to South Carolina to exhort the
nul!i6ers to be temperate, 10. Mr.. Fillmor.
was willing to 60, but thought he could nc,
complish nothing, unless he could bear Will
him some authorized pledge OF conservative,
policy from the party about to assume th,
control OF the General Government. Nj
definite action has yet been determined on b,
the meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
S0ce ssi0n M owe m . nts I'm the south.
arm

\
soce ssi0n M Owe m . nts In the south.
eFn states.
The Legislatures OF South Carolina, North
Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi and Arksnsas
are now in session.
South Carolina election for members
Convention, Dec. g..
Louisiana Legislature to meet on the 10th
OF Dec.
South Carolina State Convention to meet
Dec. II.
ton, Dee. "a.
Georgia election for members OF Conven-
vcntion, Jan, 2.
Alabama State Convention is to meet Jan.
7th.
Virginia Legislature Especial SESSION. will
meet Jan. 7th.
Georgia State Convent is to meet Jan.
18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

CT Senator Douglas stated in the course
OF bic remarks Ia the Senate the other day,
that be WAS opposed 10 personal liberty laws,
but at the saue time be would take ii upon
himself to say that be did not think they
ever, in any siDgle case, aided the escape Of
slave. lie said also that the Fugitive Slave
Law was more faithfully executed than the
law against the slave trade, and that on the
whole it was enforced about as uniformly a.
other statutes OF the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

LINCOLN DID IT - farmer frierd OF ours
Was told by complaining neighbor, few
days since, that Lincoln had caused the re-.
cent fall in tho price of grain. ssIf he did -
replied the farmer, s'he must have killed nv
calf too; for on the day Of election it took
sick, and whenever we got Republican ms
jorities II got worsr, till Mt last, when news
came that PennsylvaniA and Now York had
gone Republican,, il kicked the bucketln l,
seems ~ plausible that Lincoln i 81 respon
sitle forth death OF that calf as be 10 for
the fall IN wheat.
When rich man ssys . good thing, il /.
alwsys capital hit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
clipping with his Carpst-ba,

EloPing with his Carpst-baE.
One OF the most amusing incidents Of the
times cir the "times" now have anything
amu.ng) was in the case Of lodger at one
Of our city hotels, who endenvored last night
to give "mine host" the slip, to avoid paying
his bill. "Lodger" tied two sheets together,
and then tied one end OF tho line to his CAR
pet-bag, and lowered il out OF ! three-story
window. lie then descended by the stair
way, went out and received his baggage, and
started "of for the country" His escape
was discovered, and he was overtnken by 4
night watchman, to whom he delivered over
his carpet. bag, but could not be prevailed
upon to return himself, and accordingly went
his way, moralixing upon the uncertainty OF
moonlight enterprises, and the hardness Of
the times generaily.-tNashviile Banner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
From Warrington.


A letter from a distinguished source just
received from Alabama, says is 10 nov GER
tain that the co operationists or conserve
tives, will carry every county in Northern
Alabama, in the election Of delegates TO the
Convention, and ten or more in Middle or
Southern Alabama, thus rendering doubtful
the question as TO which side will triumph
in the Convention.
Col. Taylor, leading Bell man Of Ala,
has published letter strongly favoring co
| operation. If, however, tho ordinance OF
secession be passed, the conservatives will
insist that it be submitted to the people for
ratification.
WAsHrSoroN, Dec IA.
There is no doubt whatever that Cass has
resigned az Secretary Of State. Regret is
everywhere expressed in consequence. Indi-
cations are that Gov. Dickinson of N. r.,
will be the successor, though not altogether
reliable.
There is but littla, il any, confidence ia
the assurance that South Carolina will not
| resist Federal authority during Buchanan's
Administration. They are regarded az mere
promises TO quiet appsehensions in an official
quartor.
Gen. Scott has OK pressed the opinion that
additional forces should be sent to South
Carolina for tho protection Of the public
property, the President, however, 10 opposed
to such increase for prudential reasons, be-
ing appreheasive that it would but augment
the present excitement.
There was an understanding between the
committee of 33 that their proceedings, ex
cept results, shall he retained AZ private, and
therefore not be revealed for publication
Il 10 known, hover =. that several PROPOSE
tlons, looking to political Cancellation, have
been presented and read, but not acted upon.
| Speeches were mado and opinions inter
changed. The prospect OF accommod alton is
about the same as yesterday. They adjourned
till Monday in order to afford time for con
| sideratipu.
The publication Of the manifesto OF The
Southern members has produced depressed
effect among conservatives, who say they
arc now satishoi tie former arc opposed Il
any political compromise or accommodation
whatever. Senator Douglas speech mex
week xiil be OF q c,erclye character agains
secession.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
kunors are in circulation that Secretar,
Thompson has resi- med, but there is author
ity for saying that such ID not hs present in
tentipa.
/ Senator Bcnjama, it is stated, vii! tax
an early opportunity 10 make secession
speech.
Certain seoessianists assert that Francs
Russia, Prnssla, and other European pow
ers, will promptly recognize the independ
enco Of nny seosding States, and it Is sal
that line OF French steamers which wer
intended to run from Havre to New York
| will be changed from the latter port to New
Orleans.
The Presidents Proclamation, recon
mending TO the people Of the Unitcd State
| to observe the 4th day Of January next, =
day Of humiliation, fa.ting and prayer, i
! officially published. He says hope SCENE I
have deserted the minds Of men, and God
| arm alone can save Us from the awful 81
I fects Ut our crimes and follies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
slave Exiradl,,on case.

TORONTO, Dec. IA.
The decision in the extradition case Of
the fugitive slave Jones alias Anderson, il
expected e be -:-cn 81 ;ha Court to-nor-
row. The authorities are making active
preparations to prevent an anticipated ut
tempt Ut rescue. The police are to bs armed
and tho troops in readiness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

Us MIR. Chestnut writes TO the Charles
ton IS. CO. Mercury that Presiden, Buchanan
will any force bill which Congress may
pass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

Gy The Paris correspondent Of the N. Y.
Advertiser says France is about to abolish
the passport system.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

TUw Dws EofkEs Valley WHrc 10 ubiished
avery Monday aithis Office is one OF the Oldest pa
pers In Iowa, and hass widely extended circula
tion throughout the Dcs Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Wcstern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18


Practical eonchology out.
-Euphemestic way of telling man to 90
to the devil. Get married.
A room usually vacant-the room for
improvement.
The only solution for the problem Of life
dis solution.
With what disease are raiiers at life
trou5leds Complaint OF the liver.
As most relatives regard each other, it
is very appropriate to call them kin dred.
An investment in stocks OF the British
government must be very consol atory.
The law of love-romantic attachments
often and with sheriff's attachments.
Motto for enthusiastic physicians-T The
labor We delight in physics pain.
Matches may be made in Heaven, but
most OF them are continued in the other
place.
The storms that prove most destructive
to connubial peace usually begin with little
squalls.
lis it the extreme modesty OF women
that prevents them from dealing 10 naked
truth?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

CT CouGns.-The sudden changes OF our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatlc affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
ly stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowN's BRONCHIAL Tao
CHEs," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or
irritation Of the Throat be ever 10 slight, az
by this preoautIon more serious attack ma y
be eaectually warded off. Public SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them effectuai for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

WE with 10 announce 70 the public that We
w hay. on hand seleet assortment of Fancy
Cases ard Frames which, when filed with good
Photograph al abr"tsps Pictures ~ relatives or
friends, make abeut ME Holiday pfsseEt ax
anything can think II. We would therefore
invite all to give us call at Rooms over @ 60
q. Anderson i Co. i Bank, No. 81 Main a., keo-
kuk, lows. NULLkS Il vANGKIEKEN,
DeeiSdH Artists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
0TThe North Carolina Standard Of =

06 The North Carolina Standard Of re-
cent date says:
We denounce and defy dsunionists, and
We Will make var upon them until the people
OF this State, OF oil parties, shall rise in their
might and teach them. and teach all profess
sionAi and designing politicians, that their
property, their fortsnes, their lives, and the
integrity OF the Federal Constitution, shall
not Dc subJcstei to the control Of the dema-
gogue iustine for power and for new places
IN Southern Union. Our reliance il on Tho
people. II they will stand BY US ia TIL,
struggle, - ~ believe they will, We shall
fsAr no consequences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
DANGgNG Se,MspOe.,

M II. JENNINGS will commence his school on
1vl Saturday, Dec. 18th, on Main-st, between
9th and 7th second door from tho corner Of 9TH
Ladies and Children II class ut 2 o'clock p. M;
Gentlemen 4 class On Tuesday night, Dsc. 18th, "
8 O'Clock.
Keokuk, Dec. il, 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
WANTED.

WANTED.
q IN nnn IN NOTES Of the following Bro
Up lU,UUU ken Illinois Banks, viz:
Bank Of Aurora, American Excharge Blk.
National Bank, Bank Of Commonwealth i,
Bank " Elgin, Bank uf Raleigh,
Illinois State Bank, Corn Exchange Bank
Bank Of Grayvillc, Southern B'k-of Illinois,
VIII BIO taken vt PAR for Gas Fixtures and Gas
Fitting, obe furnished hereafter, ct tho lowest
CASH prices.
| ssltotions can be made from an Immense stock vi
Oas Fixtures thew Al signs now on hand
kE0kuA GAS LldIr II COKE co.
/ n4el3dtf
CioKLks.--A good article q SICK for sails !,
~ B.W. y IA. TUCKKR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
HOTOGR "A pH6
nlANWs AND riEf.ODEOyY !

HlANOs AND mEf4ODEOrx
The IScs1 Presents Yet for the Iloii.
days!
YSHREE Boston Pianos-two Of which were made
L by we'll known first class anufacturefs-and
two OF Geo. Pri noe h Co.'S MelodeoDs can be had
ut very low figures, and no mistake. A written
guarantee will be given with any &c the above in
struments. J y. PATRICK, Agent,
declSd2w rs Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
Hogs IN Cincinnati.
The Gazette Of the 18th says:

Tbs Gazette Of the 18th says:
Hogs opened stiff this morning, under light
receipts, and holders were pretty firm early
in the day ut $5 40(15 SO, but BUYERS not
acceding, the former settled down TO SIS o5
fG5 40. AZ which the make. close. .n,;,.,.-
Packers are daily getting more into the no :
ton OF operating. and hogs, TO- day, instead
OF being pressed for sale, rs heretofore, were
sought after.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

"A city IN which social spies should feel
1t holns-Pskin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
1nctilng slaves 20 RebciIiOn--Thrce
MeM Hung.

letter from Friar's Point, Mississippi,
says the Vigilance Committee had hung three
carpenters for inci,ing slaves to rebellion
Other Northerncrs were shipped.