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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10

rrvuSiss % the tract Ssciety-Thst Ter
ssbss Little usggsr Turns Up Again
erasA Cssp A'Etss BY Judge Brsnssn.
A our readers are ell very well aware, there
has been, during several years past, terrible
rumpas In the Tract Society apropos to little
sisser who wss snuesled into business meet
Isg wrapped up In Q series Of resolutions.
Every year be las been kicked out In some po-
lite parliamentary way, but he always turns up
at the succeeding meeting, just Is fresh and
- cansanherous ssever. The amount ofgagging,
and previous questioning, and postponing, and
tAbliBs, that this healthy African has under
gooe 10 something wonderful. He thrives on
defeat and iuxuriates In disaster.
This year be wss up and dressed bright and
early. Yesterday morning Hon. hassa Gree
ley gave him splendid setting out In the Tri-
bsss which charged that the managers Of the
society bad done fearful work" during the
year that they had taken sides with the sop
pressor' and against "the hopeless victim Of
his svArice;" that they shave, In reproducing
the standard works Of English evangelical
writer's, sometimes nutilated them by omis-
ions, and sometimes inserpolstsd fsbrications
Of their own. 10 suit the slave market Of the
SOUTH A number Of these alterations are
cited, and among them one Of the most fragrant
character. II 10 expressed In pathetic ballad
concerning the identical little niger himself.
The Tribams very properly calls II immensely
significant II Il from tract entitled THE
African Servant" where verse In the original
rune
90 heipcw segro bog,
Thai wsns~red the shore;
ni~vss tsos ne fro0 my parcsn' Arms,
Who me more.
A reissued from the proslsvery print Of the
Trscs society. n reads:--
vss Q nslplsss negro boy.
Ana 1Ut sbo~e.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

IAHES @ o II ID ON BEN HTy,
DITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
90 M Nj ERCIAI..
DAILY darn CRY orvIcs, 4
keokuk. Mar 18th.

DAILY darn CRY orvcs,f
80 S M ksokuk.v Nay nth.
fLoUR-Snpsrfne, ~ IS spring wheat, ex-
ira, ~ %, Fall wheat, extra, - 80 to 50 76.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1850 so per Ice.
coRN-3s to 4e-good demand.
BARLEY-spring, 65asS, Fall, 7bas0e.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 81 seal s6;
Spring COAL o5.
oATS--4e TO 49,
RYE-soa7ocj in good demand.
PoTAT0Es--4bto 10 by the load retail so.
dR0cERIES-Nsw Orleans sugar, fair 7sas},
prime Sa9A, clarified 1oa1oa, crushed and loaf lIa
ol2A. Moisssss--PisntasioA IS to Soc, q. HI so
to 81, Golden Syrup, 80 to s5c. Coaes-Rio lsa
to 4A Java 10 to Ice. Laguyra, 10 Iba. Rice, BA0u
|6.
soAP-palm sac, Family SIC.
cAEDLES--6tu Is to ~, stsarine Is, Mould
LIZ, summer prosssd,lb
LARD--10 to Io4 retail laAc.
BuTTER--CAoice 10 to ii; retail IL.
HIDES-Dry Isl to IA; grssn, 81 to 81 green
sheep Psits - 10 s5c grssa hog skins Is.
HAY-Prairie 81 to 81; 1insthy and Hunga-
rian, ,Ssa$sA, B.isd do. 81 to SO; Retail. al.
skEDs.-R mi arian Grass, 3sa3e Timothy, q
% 70 ! 20, RlAx Seed, soasS.
sUkDkIks--onions, 4sto - Eggs, " to II.
Feathers, soc to ssc; White Beans, rec tose.
FRUIT-Drisd sppies, i 60 TO rs per bush.
Dried peaches, - 30 70 4 90; Raisina, s. 10 TO
8 40.
CHEESE-W. R. II to III; Denmark . to 10
PkOVIslONs--Hamsss TO 10 Shoulders IT to 81;
clear sides to ~.
BEEF-1Aasc gross; be TO De per quarter.
sHEEP-&s 90 to - 90 y head.
HOdS.--Drsssed, s. 90 to IS co.
- hALI-d. A. 81 3o-so 5per SACK; Kanaw-
ha, 1ea2ss per Dbl; Liverpool, $27s per sack.
Lake 81 20 v Dbl.
FiSH-Mackerel, No. L $40 to $11 W Dbl; No.
SIG to Sl7i No. 3 tl2tosls. White, No. S. 80
10 Sd 10 p half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to ca n.
RAGs-2a Ia Sc.
OLD IR0N-a to fc per N Brass and Coppsr.
lie per b.
ExcaAssE.-on New York for currency ~ per
cent rgoid 1 per cent. ST Louis 4 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADvicK.--As the hot season is approaching every
person should prepare their system for the change,
and there IL no remedy so applicable as Mclean a
Strengthening cordial and Blood Puriaer. twill
purify the blood thoroughly and at the same tim ia
strengthens and invigorates the whole organise
ton. The immense quantity Of IL that is sold
daily is proof enough OF it's great virtues In
thoroughly removing all impure matter from the
blood We say TO all try It, 1t il delicious TO taxi
See advertisement, in another column.
my l4dtw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

0-It has been currentlv reported that In most
OF the Western cities the "town bell" tolls every
day at noon for the inhabitants to gulp down qui-
nins rs preventive of disease caused by malaris
OF the climate OF course, taking quinine 10 q
contagious habit and every new settler lis supplied
With the poise drug, and instructed 70 take 1t
In large quantities, If he would escape the Fever
and Agae. Every house has its medicine chest
filled With this dangerous stuff, and a. regular ~
the hour comes around, Sd regular do they guIp IL
down, ~ though II was the richest deiicacy Of the
season. DIR. J. Hoststter, . Good Samaritan of
Pittsburgh, knowing the dreadful effects of qui-
nine 1pos the human system, when taken with so
much indiscre,ion, has prepared . compound which
has, in ali in which has been tried proved
aspeedy cure for Fever aud Ague, and all other
diseases caused by the digestive organs.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p Gtssoss, A. J. wILkrxsos, BARrLxrr,
KAYE & Co, and ]. BRADKs
May IS, 'sO-daw
Great Demand far stemuss Meal.
elnes.
Pans, Ill. April q, 1860
DH. sLoAs-sir: We sze nearly ont Of your
Ointmeat and Condition Powder. We would scarce
ly know how to get along without them There
never was so great demand for any other Medicine
in this country ~ there is for yours. We want as
soon a. pessbls at least lee PACK Ages OF the Con-
dition Powder, and ~ many boxes Of Ointment.
Yours respectfully,
STEELE YORK.
See Siosn . advertisement in another column Of
this raper. msy2S dot VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

Nor APrREcIArED.-lhe Albany Journal
depreeates the sympathy and compliments OF
the Democracy in view OF Mr.. Sewsrd's de-
feat. II regards the praise Of sneuiss more
Calling than stripes from friends.
e. They had new corn down in Louisians
early in May.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

p rem 1 u nm s af G S.!
VTEE MOST RELIABLE FIRE AND
l. BURGLAR PROBE SAFEST They
Civ more satisfaction than any other now In use
WI OFFER $1,000 REWARD to any person
VII can up to the present time, show single in
STAGE wherein they have failed to preserve their
COZ tents. With this safe we challenge all compe-
It'll ~ being the best 6ro-proof, burglar proof,
or Ore and burglar proof Safe, now made and sold IL
the public. We are prepared to FURNISH
BETTER SAFE, and at LESS COST, than any
othe. manufacturer in the United States.
we warrant our Saies Perfectly
IA e-proOf, and free r om Dam n So
Ths se Safes have taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
the Fourth Annual Fair in St. Louis, In 1889, over
allcoupotit, on. Also, at the Mechanics Fair, in
Gin inuat.
Iaii's paten, Rank and safe Locks always Oh
han /. We are ais agents for the best Bank Locke
In tae United States.
SECONDHAND safes, of OF her makers, on hand and
orr ale cheap.
unexpectedly invite the p. 'oic 70 caI Anu 81
anime our stock before puronasiL pnosIs oo
SALES R0oM--No. II Main-st., Merchants Ex
change Bnidings, ST. Louis, Mo.
Dec. l6, 30 iAw 3dply
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

ga religious Review, in treating Of the
Books OF the New Testament, informs us
that the Gospel of Matthew vas written BY
Matthew; the Gospel Of Mark by Mark, lie.
These are very curious facts indeed. One
might have supposed that the Gospel OF Mat
thew was written by Mark, and rica versa.-
This reviewer must be the author OF the ceI-
ebrased conundrum: "Do you know Why
call my son lans?" "No." SWELL, becsuse
ii 10 bis nSme.,'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

@The Administration keeps up ito COR
ruption jobs 10 Utah with entire consistency.
Il has just bought Of Majors, Russell l. Wad
dell, It's favorite CONTAGIOUS, 100 oxen n
$50 per yoke, when they could have been
bought for from $45 to $50; and IS wagons
at $S5 each, which had already been offered
for $l2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
st. Louis Homeopathic Pha. III

st. Louis Homeopathic Pha. macy
= orsn Iln-st. opposite Mercantile l., ~fy
'lfliE undersigned have recently opened, NJ the
above loca tion, frst-c lass homoeopath Phs r
macy, where thsy design to keep every variety o.
Medicines, consisting Ut
TiIctures, Diiutions and w d lea ed
GtOhules,
ak ETHREPTA, Homeopathic Chocolate diff
ferent preparations Vt Arnica, Walls Corks Labels
and every other article that the physician or buyer
may require.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

GTJames s. Rollins has beee nominated
for Congress 90 the opposition ticket 10 the
second district Of Missouri, and j. b. Hen
derson (for Douglas) on the Democratic
ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

ExoELnos WsrrrHe FLun.-Mr. Brown,
agent for this new but already celebrated
writing huid 10 in the city for the purpose Of
soliciting orders for the same. Lis said 10
Be superior to any writing faid now in use.
Try il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus.
catine, and Iowa Southern


ESROM AND AFTER TUESDAY, MAY, 18th.
L and until further notice, two trains will
be run each way, as follows:
FIRST TRAIN
Will leave keokuk daily Sundays exceptedl at
1850 o'clock and arrive IL Fort Madison
at 900 q. u.
SEC0NDTRATN
VIII leave Keokuk daily at 7:4S O'Clock D. m.
and arrive at TT. Madison mt 8:I6 D. M.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily lSundays exceptedl at
S:&6 q. m, and arrives at Keokuk 1T lI.s5
SECOND TRAIN
viii leave Fort Madison nj IO:I5 p. m , and arrive
at keokak at iI:I5 p. m
The 7;A5 o'clock p. N train from Keokuk connects
with regular Packets for Burlington and Musca tins
making sure connections at Darlington with the
morning raj road trains East aud West AIso.
connecting at Muscatine with trains for Iowa CITY
shington, Davenport and kock Island.
NA-Fare BY this route . Low AS THE LOW
EoI, and passengers jeeted to few changes AZ
by any other route.nz
THROUGH IIUhEIS over this line can be pro-
cured TO all the principal places last West and
North of j. k. TEWkSBUhi, Ticket agent. on
posite the Billings House, Main St, keokuk
u. w. DAVIS, Sup't.
May is, '8o-d6w
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II. =. TEN-EXCK,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. 2p AND MAIN-sTS.,
KeOkuK. Iowa,

l.NaR r.. IA X y. RIVER AND LIE IN
/ L. SURAN0E promptly attended to at this Once.
/ letter and more ispEssirx can Dc gVen ms
Agen,v than any o1ns' III sni0 CITY AIN sioao''
after loss.
| Arm .ns 70 ., Hartford, cona, 42,la4 100 o.
Home Insuraaee 81. 1aHg, Of NeD fort, i,4aa rs
no,.a Am~y,ros =, =" '9rtford, tarn., 3uo o0e
Ts FIRE insurance Co., Of A., vo,t 400 zoo
r. NGnaz isrf insa' anes Co., Of hep. 80. coo
Lo, tAayd Fire Iasurancr Co., Neg r.yk $40 40
Mon.'aak Fsrs insurGnee Co.. Nsc fork - -
Conns'efie1 Mutual Life IN Co., Hartford s,0v0.5A.
DIX. y. W BOND, Medical Examiuer.
~ w. GRIFFITH il authorised to receive
applications for all above Companies.
~ Bnl idings, Merchandise, MiIk, Factories.
Household Furniture and dwellings insured at rs
low rates as other companies who pay their losses
IL. TEN-klCh, Agent.
ofnce corner ID and MaiI sta, Keok1k, Iowa
may 7, dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

- SpSahSES' hLANA ~ Notices % ub~
PaenasSand Executions forsale At thisonhce.
MORE RAMON Saturday evening last
shers was slight sprinkle u rain, and fair
prospsot for more.
ExoELnos WRfrrEo FLuD.-Mr. Brown.
agent for this new but already celebrated
writing auid 10 in the city for the purpose Of
soliciting orders for the same. lis said TO
Be superior to any writing faid now in use.
Try il.
UOn Saturday forenoon COW, brought
IN for sale, became frightened and ran away.
In passing the corner by Baldwin 4 Evans
store, she ran very near two ladies. One of
then, Mira. 8. B. Ayres, was sadly frightened
and became helpless, and remained ia faint
ing 1T for several hours.
The same COW rushed past the corner by
Thompson 4 Co.'s Bank, where another lady
was frightened 30 that she tainted.
EEIaKAsrs--A procession of nine wagons,
enc carriage, Gosen yoke of oxen, and
several spans Of horses, passed up Main-st.
on Saturday morning, bound for Madison
county, Iowa. The psople-and there we're
alot OF them-came from Kentucky, and
are seeking homes where they can enjoy the
blessings OF freedom and gen uins. popular
sovereignty. @xv
Since writing the above We learn from Mr..
Alexander that be recognized this company
~ old friends and neighbors 10 Adair county,
NY. They belong 10 one family, the head of
which Is the Rev. John Blair, who informed
MIR. Alexander that they we're obliged TO
leave their homes on account Of their senti-
nen's on the Slavery question. Until with
In two years past, they had always voted the
Democratic ticket At the last August cleo
ton they voted for the opposition candidates,
and since then the feeling against them has
been gradually insensifying, until they found
IL too hot TO remain there. They sould not
be allowed the expression of even the most
moderate anti-slavsry sentiments, and there
fore they have come, with ample means, to
settle in State where freedom OF opinion
can be tolerated, and the rights of man are
not only asserted, but protected. Thus the
irrepressible conflict goes on.
IN BY request MIR. Lyman will give an.
other entertainment this Monday evening,
1t the Medical College, presenting to hi.
audience new pieces and hints respecting the
cultivation Of the voice. ALI who are pre-
pairing themselves for public speakers or are
In any way interested in elocution are invited
to attend. Admitsance Is cents. Commence
u . O'Clock. [my2sdltl
u James s. Rollins has bsee nominated
for Congress 90 the opposition ticket 10 the
second district Of Missouri, and j. b. Hen.
derson (for Douglas) on the Democratic
ticket.
Nor APrRxciArxD.-1he Albany Journal
depreestes the sympathy and COM liments of
the Democracy in view OF Mr.. Sewsrd's de-
feat IL regards the praise Of sneuiss more
CALLING than stripes from friends.
g. They had new corn down in Louisians
earlv in Nav
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

IEAr BOOKS, DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS for
the use Of students, FANNY CHESTS, and CAS.Es
OF MEDICINES. Having purchased our stock H. =
Cash we can afford to sell cheap any reliable
Pharmacy In the United States. We invite q II to
call aad examine stock.
Dec. il. 1859. d&w1y STRONG 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

teur Wears Abna d the Nhase snip.
ksMBR NE cruises 10 the Pacific, Atlantic, In
IL dian and Antarctic Oceans in the years 800
~, 81, '5S and 30, by W. b. Whitcar For sale
by OGDEN BKoWNELLA co.
ooi 2Td
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

MORE RAMON Saturday evening las,
shers was slight sprinkle u rain, and fair
prospsot for more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

Clara Hine from Montrose.
Eagle from WArsaw.
River falling with thirty three inches water on
the Rapids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

HOUSE WANTED.
A dwelling house wanted imm ediatslv. Address
ct the Gate City Office, WIN. RICHARDS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

NOTICE.
HAVING this day sold my entire stock of goods
i i and shop fixtures 10 Mr.. w H. Bar reit.
would bespeak for him the continuance OF the lib
ersl patronage / have heretofore received.
hose indebted to me will please call and settle
Ut once, / am OF for the "Pesk" on the hru,
grass. S.A. DIXIE
Having bought the stock, shop fixtures TO-, be
longing to Mr.. 3. A. Duke, shall b. happy to Sc
cure all bis old patrons and to this end shall sell
at iorer prices han goods Of the same quality can
be had for elsewhere 10 the city.
Keokuk, March 81, 1860. w. III. BARRETT
GLtE.
0nn LBS. good cabinet makers in store and
AUU for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
nich20d No. ~ Main-strect.
A kNoLD'S INK, sill sizes, for sale BY
"A myl ID. W. WESTCOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

10 II s0le1ly 3 esta1siss
And yeou1AAle I,ox EauAa
prseavui ~ - 4 iseiliA-
lic = % 1oess I sTts ara
-. 4. rst y neea
BaeoA Root, BiAeA koes.
saxsAyAxiiiA, W'ila Chr
ry nArk and Dand sA-ssa
sntsrs iste IL compsss-
saon. Ths % sire sstiys
remedial pri ne ! Of
saeh Ingredient 4, shor-
ouGhty entrusted sv W
nsv mstAsA u dss AkMk.
pfstlasinG sasiiasess IN.
hilssAAiag spirit. and she
most iufaiiihls rsEaSay
her eOcva sanQ ~
caas. syy4oan, aAf T ~&s~~
lag ~ sisA. anllsnAs 4
isvalia 20
hsalAh $50 seR9aoA.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
THREE ROLLER

a. - alsaf NIB "a - --Htls
Alst-Fls - 5-st So 49, So fta7ef = - N7f-
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ssHs ST. E-Ht -aFf { 70 80
ts.l Fs-8 sEzul r.- 1-f sfzHE - r'
q ..-frr 49,. - f5-i . o. tAEEFH.
a.ae q tasa sFr-sf
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THs ECONOMIST

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tHrs SIasafsd s1fs 50 essafefar.Fs Hl-srs Tres
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Az H R'R
Ague Cure.

y
Headache. and Bibous Fever, -
FOR the whole Gas o. D. la7.sr 49,.
mating in biliaTy dsrsngsmsBt. 49,
By the Malaria Of sissmstio ca-n,-.-
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4 hr,ills NuIuaI Life Issaraass Ga.
-r,sfYg rnHRazN Grants I~rarsnsss

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