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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

KENYON CoLLEoE seems to be in flourish
ing condition. The Gambler Episcopalian
states that the FIRST term Of the year has just
commenced, and that the present Freshman
class numbers 60 and that the addition to
the Collegiate department numbers 10. A
number have entered the Senior Glass from
other Colleges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

Springfield, Mass, Sept. 20.
The Republicans of the 18th Distric
have re nominated Henry L. Davis for Con
gress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24
Republican Meetings.
GEO. w. McCRARY will address the pee
pie as follows:


GEO. W. McCRARY will address the peo-
pie as follows:
Charleston, Tuesday, Sept. 2sth, at Up. Ia.
Pilot rove, Wedn esday, Sept. 26, z p. IN.
Morris School House, Pleasant Ridge Tp., Sept.
9Th. p. IN
D.nmsrk, Sept. "a, p. m.
Green Bay Tp., Saturday sept. 2sth, p. IT.
@. E. MOSS will address the people on
the political Issues involved in the present
canvas, as follows:
Keckuk, Monday evening, October j.
Montroser Tuesday z,
1T. Madison, W eduesdsy :" " ..
West Point, Thursday " &.
Woods School House, Jefferson Tp., Friday, Dc
toher 8, at |? p. M.
Franklin, Saturday, Oct 9Th, p, m.
New Boston, Monday, Oct. s, Up. IN.
Home Glen School House, Demoine Tp., Tuesday
Oct p, p. m.
wright's school House, Jefferson Up, October
18th, Z. D. m.
Todd. School House, wash.ngton Up, October
10th. at .. IN.
Denmark, Oct. IL, at Up. IA.
Norris School House, Pleasant Ridge Tp., Oct
18th, ,. IN.
Pilot Grove, October 10, 7p.m IN.
Primrose, 70,
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CLEVELAND, Sept Il.
Douglas arrived hero TO- night. lie was
received with firing Oh eannons, military
companies, large torch light procession and
q great concourse of citizens. lie was well
coined 10 speech by Hon. X. p. Ranney.-
He will speak tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

WAsHISoroN, Sept. 81.
The award was made to-day to Hiram
Sibley, under the Pacific telegraph propo-
sails, with full confidence in his ability to
fulfill his obligations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

1t has been stated that Methodist preach
or named Bewley, or Bully, had been hanged
in Texas recently, for incitiag negroes TO In.
surreelion, but We observe that tho assertio
Ia denied by paper in Southwest Missouri.
He escaped from Texas to keAtsville, Barry
Co.,, Missouri, but was arrested there shors
time since, and taken back to Texs1 His
fate is vet unknown. He is somewhat noto-
rious in the Southern part of Missouri, where
be has been regarded as an outlaw and dee
perado.-ISt. Louis News.
Ii seems that it is not enough for slave
holders to murder inoffsnsive Methodist
preachers, but their organs must defame their
character and villify their good name after
their death.
Mr.. Bewley was known to some of our CIT
ixens as a most exemplary man and most
worthy and devoted minister Of the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Eddy speaks of him from per-
sonal knowledge as follows:
Among the victims of this reckless slaught-
err we read the name of A. Bewley. knew
that man. He was q cautious, deliberate
man, born, believe, in Tennessee. He was
no aboltionist, though an anti-slavery man
OF the Washington and Jefferson school
Modest and peaceful, he never asserted all
the rights mentioned by the author of the
Dred Scott decision, quoted above, nor was
he accustomed to speak such words as Mr..
fancy announced himself prepared to utter
in the old court house in Frederick. He was
twice chosen o delegate to our highest eccle-
siastical council, and was esteemed for his
unobtrusive but genuine piety.
A large family, one of which Was blind
daughter, was dependent upon him. Yet
without a fair trial, without a sworn jury,
without counsel, without forms of law, this
brave man, this good, gray haired man, is
murdered by a mob
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24
FRANK SEMPLE will address the people
at the following times and places:

Clay Grove, Oct. LIST at p. IN.
Centre School House, Cedar TIP. Oct. 2, pm.
Newten's School House, Pleasant Ridge Up, 0c-
tobsr ), p.
Brush College, Washington Tp. Oct. 4, Up. IN.
Mright's School House, Jefferson Tp., Oct 5th,
ut p. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

CT Rev. Geo. +. Magoun of Davenport
has accepted the call of the Congrega tional
Church at Lyons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

0T The New Orleans Delta thinks "the
great danger in MIR. Lincoln's election is that
be will administer the government hon.
estly, and therefore insure the continued
strength Of the Republican party" There
may be danger in an honest administration
OF the government. 1t has been so long
since honesty 10 toe General Government
was perceptibls that the people don't know
whether there is danger in the element or
not. They feel inclined, however, to try the
experiment Of a change from dishonesty of
administration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

fTThe population OF Philadelphia in
1850 vas 408,7G Ii now contains about
100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

TIVE undersigned 10 in receipt Of The entire yield
l. Of Slaughter Coal, and viii be able TO furnish
the same at tho lowest rates.
Leave orders with Messrs. Cady, Jones a Peck,
and Burns Rentgen, sci ling agents on the Levse.
septI7d Ill. Z. kmMUko.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24
DIED,

At Fit Madison. on the 10Th inst,, Franklin ID
Chambers, aged al years, of eongestiye ehills.
Evansville (0hio) papers please cory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

On Thursday evening, during the Fair at
West Point, the Little Giant, Hickory Shirts,
or whatever else may be used to designsts
the Douglas club, turned out in their
strength, and parsded around the square
quite con6dentially. They seemed TO feel
very sef-important, and there was some talk
among them Of ''cleanirg" the Republicans
out If they undertook to bold meeting on
the square. But before the evening had ad-
vanced great deal OF music was heard TO
the east of town, and presently CHANGING
lights were visible in the distance, and after
awhile a glorious host OF Wide Awakes, some
two hundred strong, came marching into
town, with colors flying, banners displayed
to the breese, and keeping a lively step to
the music of the Union. These Wide Awakss
had rendezvous a couple OF miles east OF
West Point, and their advent was entirely
unexpected to the Hickory Shirts and seemed
to strike confusion and dismay into their
ranks. They quickly sunk into insignifoance
as the Wide Awskes deployed on the square
by the multliudes assembled for the purpose
Their display Of tactics and discipline Wa.
very attractive, and it was long lime befor,
the people could be induced to forego til.
marching and the music in order to listen to
the speeches. Finally, however, the Rspub
licans collected on one corner to hear Judg,
Rankin, while the Democrats gathered I,
another corner OF the square to listen 1,
Hornlsh. While the crswd around RANKIN
numbered thousands, that that renamed will
Hornish was hardly sufficient to constitute
corporaPs guard. Even the Hickory Shirts
shrsnk away in shame and confusion, pulle
off their uniform, and came round to see th
Wide Awakes.
1t was a glorious affair for the Republi
cana, and the enthusiastic Wide Awakes 0
Fort Madison, Pilot Grove and Denmark, ar
entitled to the unanimous thanks of the Re
pabliosns OF Lee county for their sucoessfs
display of strategy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

WANTEni
4 nnn MERCHANTA BILE FLOUR BARRELS
J. ,UUU at the"cITY MILLS" For price in
quire OF w. Ill. AUSTIN &c.,,
Julyl0dAw lis Main-st.
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s'It has stood the hes, of all tests" lSee Adpc
isemrnt maze 8.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

DR. DuroSco's FRENcH PERIODICAL GoLDEN Pulls Iufnlli-
bic in removing soppagcs irrelaons of the menses.
These pills nothing new but have been used by the
Doctors FOR many years, both in France and America, with
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for the alienation of those suffering from any irregularities Of
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Pregnant females those supposing themselves So
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otherwise these Fills recommended. Full and eNplicit
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4 Ladies by enclosing him 81 to ,richoro Post Office,
have the Pills sent conldenaly) by return mail. Remem
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each box. -1y45
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Fcb.I Is.

(KepOrlrd Tor the Boston JOurnnI.)
Whole number of Cattle market 1917, about 700 Bceves,
and ~ Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows,
and two and three years old
PRicEs-lmkst Beef-Extra, 81 so 81 T5-lst quality,
81 O0tsO ODD quality So so; 81 quality 81 OO ordinary,
$500.
Stores-Workiug 0xen-Ss0, s100a $3.50
Cons and CdiueS-S3I, AZ, so $50.
Yeariings-None. Tico Years Old-s17 r $22
Three Years Oid-S2l $2S
Shefp and LambS-2 ut market. Prcesn lots 50 80
So each Extra, 81, IS each, ~ Sc y ID live
Hdes-6 a Gle per H.. TdiioW Il lc perlb.
Lanbs Pss, 81 25aSl 70 each. car Skins, loa1lc H..
n. u. Beef extra and frst quality includes nothing but
the best large, fat, stall fed oxen.
Second quality includes the grass fed 0Nen and the best
stall fed C0ws and the best three year old Steers
shep-xtra includes Cosets aud when those Of inferior
quality thrown out.
There were the Eastern Railroad, A. the
Boston Lowell 0S the Fchburg 20 of those
the Fitchburg from Albany.
REMARKs--Beef sold the last week for
ponlng qualities The Western cattle sold 6 II nett.
The supply sheep rather short, and prices advanced
from % To 50c PER head.
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DIR. HENRY's
ELECTRIC OINTMENT

Il for curing Scratches Calls Calks &C. on Horses Salt
liheum Flesh Wounds, Old Sores Burns, &c, people
This Ointment, where introduced, selling very rapidly
and why simply for the does we in ali
Eases warrant to do, to wro scratches
or two to six days. when the directions accompanying
box are strictly followed.
have used Dr. enrys Ointment for Scratches and Salt
ltheum sores very often, without single faure.Henry
Hinehour, Proprietor Public House, HigAgate, ~.
IL Is the best remedy for scratches, gals and caks
saw Sdnderson, Proprietor fremont House, 81 Al
buns, ~.
With the recommendations Of veteran horse dealers
bans any other endorsement unnecessary They saw II
CURES scratches, CALLS &C. horses with almost absolute
certainty 1t excellent for and cows teats
md appears to he just the article for every farmer keep
constant readiness.-Buriington, ~, Free Press.
II has been tried and not found wantng-Sf Adams Vf
Messenger.
cured my hand with Dr. Henry Electric Ointment in two
weeks when the physicians said would without the use
q" It two months had cut all my fingers the bone with
circular saw.-1 ID. Peckhnm, Ltbanon, ~. H.
had the misfortune scad myself quite severely and by
making application Of your Dr. Henry's Ointment the
pain from the burn almost instantly disappeared and in FIVE
minutes felt no Inconvenience whatever from the Of
The hre-cIdrindd Sampson, Montgomery,P.'
1t is useless to waste time in writing reading more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment. Enough that
warranted 10 giUe sddcton whether used scratches
burns, or any wound Of whatever beast
Farmers are your troubled with teats, AppIy
tins Ointment at night, and they well in the morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair
Manufactured at Hghgate, VT, by A. J. Green.
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IN. FRELEG Of Saugertics n. " says he cured Liver
Complaint Of fyur years. standing that would not yield to
the usual remedies.
ABRAHAM SKILMAN, NJ D. Of Doundbrook, n. j., says IL
is the best medicine for Consumption in every stage that he
has known.
None genuine unless signed by Butts the wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE X CO., BosroN, and for
sale by |. NJ THORN and JOsEPH CLARK, BrdcborO; A.
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JEWEL SWIFT, UHmtHgt0H 8 i. MILLER, FdyettcuiHo
o. H. SHERMAN, FHilnsuHe W. +. How, D0uer j. g.
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DIR. WIsTAR'S BALsANi OF WILD
CHERRY.

This preparation is certain for all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, Coughs Coids Bronchitis, Uhoepinu
Cough Group Tncipient Consumption, &c. In conarma-
the highest medical auth ,ry that consumption can
be cured instances of complete restoration from
this disease BY the of the Dasam he given.
The following letter received from Colonel Markham,
Of the British Army and shows the estimation in which the
Balslm of Wild Cherry is held abroad;
PIER HOTEL, Isle OF WiGnT, ENGLAND, Sept 80, 1850
SRI have daughter in delicate state of hcalth who
has Think received signal benefit from Dr. Wistar's Basam
Wild Cherry, three bottles OF which her by her
brother in Canada. Please put up six bottles and for
ward tcnb the first steamer Southampton Liverpool
you may find most convenient with any Of the
medicine you may be good send We have
searched London for 1t in vain.
Believe me yours, truly,
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AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF, PATENTS e,
late Agent Of u. 5. Patent Office, Washington,
tunler the Act " 1879
10 State Street, opposite Kiiby Street,
~

(unicr The Act Of isa7) y,
10 State Street, opposite Kiiby Street,
BOSTON.
A FTER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF Up
IA wards of twenty years. continues to Patents in
United Saesj also In Great Britain France and other
foreign countries Caveats, specifications, Bonds Assign
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American Foreign works, to determine the validity util
y Patents or Inventons-and legal other advice
dered in all matters touching the Copies of the claims
Of any Patent furnished by remng One Dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency not only largest in New England, but
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents,
Of asccrtaning the paonabty Of Inventions unsurpassed
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them elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove that
none s MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE LATENT OFFICE
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he
has abundant to believe, aud prove that at
other Office the kind the charges for professional
vices moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber
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These besides his extensive library Of legal and mcchanI
cal works. full Of patents granted in the United
States aud Europe render him able beyond question: to Of
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All necessity Of journey TO Washington to procure a
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venors.
TEsrIMoEIALs.
81 regard Mr. Eddy rs one Of the capable and sue
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Commissioner Of Paients
az have hesitation In assuring Inventors That they can
not employ person COMPETENT and trustworthy, and
capable putting their applications in form to secure
for them an early favorable consideration at the Patent
Onicen EDMUND BURKE,
late Commissioner Of Patents.
"BosrOs, February s, 1883.
Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applications
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From Sept 18th, 1851 June 17h 1865 the subscriber
in course NJ his large practice made frice rejected appl
| cations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which wa'
decided in his fauor by thu Commissioner of Patents
| Il. IL. EDDY.
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Card. We, the subscribers, would take this oppor-
tuniy most gratefully acknowledge the Gladstone visit anu
generous testimonials Of friends in Cambrdgeport, at
their Third Annual Donation VISIT ON Thursday, the I'm
inst They together FIRST the children Of the sabbath
School, seventy in number, with barrel OF Hour on hand
sled very neatly trimmed with rich purse Of money.
Then the people, hundred and eighty in number all
harmonious, joyful, and happy. And as token OF their
wishes waken the same joyful md happy emotions,
they presented to their generous gifts, amounting In val
ne to ninety Two dollars fortysix Of which in money
May the same peace and harmony ever prevail which char
accrz that rich and happy gathering, and people
share the blessings of trat people "whose God the Lord"
A. W. h s. W. MOTT.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

MORSE, INGRAM & CO., have on hand q
" thousand dollars worth Of Goods that must be sold
between this and the opening Of Spring trade Our rapidly
increasing trade compes to make material alterations
Store the coming Spring, therefore shall sell many
Of our Goods without regard cost READY MADE
CLOTHING, a large lot Of DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS,
SKELETON SKIRTS, &c., &c.
GOODS, GROCERIES, OILS, PAINTS DRUGS MEDI-
CINES and though last yet not least 100 BBLS. CITY
& SUPERIOR MILLS FLOUR, which determined 10
sell as low not a little lower than anT other establishment
In vicinity MORSE, INGRAM 90.
Pondville, Jan. 10th, 1S60.-tf2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sunny Side.

s. BXBY and family would express their thanks to those
friends who have kindly furnished them with money to
purchase Also for other generous avors, recently
received, amounting in all to over a Hundred dollars.
May these Kind donors know by happy experience that
alt more blessed to give than to receive and each share
largely In the richer blessings Of Divine Grace.
Fayetteville, Feb. 10, 1860.
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4 Card. The members Of the Brattlchoro Cornet
Band take this opportunity to express their sincere thanks
and obligations to the Ladies' and Cent? who kindly vol
untcrc their services at late Concert and Leyce to the
ldc for the bountul supply Of Refreshments that oc-
ctson and to all Tor vors received, which will long be re-
memb'red by Weappreciae such yors, and should nm
opportunity that can rccprocatc the obligation
shall improve it with alacrity and pleasure: - -
LEWIS S. HIGGINS, Clerk
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SIT has stood The best of all tests,


SIT has stood The best Of all tests,
ia IN Oh En-
A ND HAS SUSTAINED IT'S REPUTA-
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families keep II ON hand as Standard Family Medicine
THE EGETABLE PULMONARY
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prepared by the well known druggists Mcssrs Reed, Cutler
a Co. is have good authority for saying, Of the best
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writes,"Gcncmcn; have used your VEGETABLE rulNo-
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THG LATE REV. DIR. LEONARD WOODS
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAISAM,"
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YOUR COLDS.



will break up colds at once without sweating, dieting inter-
pton Of business the of hot stimulating and burn
ing compounds herb teas, candies, basams any other dis
agreeable nconvenen and nauseang doses they do not
the least unpleasant symptoms even II taken in large
doses they only thirst which being aaycd with
agreeable warmth and moisture at the surface Is soon
experienced. When taken directed they break up the
cold and It's effects and the only operation perceived
Is n mysterious and unaccOunabe disappearance OF all
symptOms fcvcrshncss chls, lameness darling palms.
dull heavy palms. ghtness Of the chest hoarsenss cough
sore throat GROUP catarrh, headache, &C.
THE VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS arc to colds
what Vaccination Is against small PoN aud Quinine Tor Age
They specific remedy for the prevention and cure OF
specific disease And by breaking colds with them, the ys-
Is weakened and deranged and rendered more sub
e repeated attacks but Is rather strengthened and r-
del against them They arrest GROUP instantly and per-
mancny, and by their timely use, Catarrh Bronchitis e-
vcr reumatsm throat consumption and all diseases
primarily excited by colds, he banshed from among the
people.
Testimony OF thosc who hive tested the Re-
marl,nbIc Powers OF the Vegetable
Chemical Powders.
No medicine ever introduced the public has drawn ont
emphatic testimony to ubstautac its claims, as the Cold
before the public and the they seized upon public
confidence Is truly surprising Our most prominent men
the first recommend Them believing them to be
public benefaction.
men, who have Cold Powders and who ready to
cnroboratc the made above from their per-
sOna experience.
Thomas NJ. Day, Esq, Editor of Hartford Courant.
j. II. Darlington, Ecq Editor Of New Haven Courier.
d. b. Moscly Esq, Editor of Religious Herald
Norman Burr. Esq Editor Of Christian Secretary
Rev Gurlou Robbins, Hartford Conn, and many others
COWLES n LEErB,
New Haven, Conn., propretors
TYLER THOMPSON, Brattleboro, w. Agents-iwI
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DEATHS.

In Green River Jan, 90 HENRY, of Marcus worden
aged IA.
In Vernon, Feb Sd, MARSHALL WHITFIELD, aged 81
years, months.
In Marlboro, Jan. 18Th, LUCIUS only child Of Clark aud
Lucy Ilgey, aged year, 1--WE months md seventeen
days.
"a tiny bud Of beauty
Within garden grew
How tenderly we cherished II
With loves refreshing dew
Fen from the evening zephyrs
We guarded its young head
But an it dropped and faded
'Ts numbered with the dead.
Upon our Snyour's bosom,
Our darling boy lies.
He'll know no pain nor sorrowi
No tear will dim his eyes.
On his strung Wen lean now,
While storm-clouds brood above,
Striving to meet our angel boy
In his blest home above ~