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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-12

WASHINGTON, April 9.
SENATE.--The question of printing the
memorial of the Kansas Legislature, pre-
scented by Mr.. Cass, was taken up.
Mr.. Butler opposed the motion on the
ground that the memorial being arrogant in
it's language, it would be violation of the
rules of the Senate to print it. He had not
objected to Kansas coming into the Union as
Free or Slave State, but he wanted ii to en-
ter honestly, through the gate, and not climb
over the wall or creep under.
Mr.. Mason thought the memorial ought not
to have been received, and moved that il be
laid on the table.
Mr.. Seward desired to be heard on the
question.
The subject was postponed, and the special
order was resumed.
Mr.. Seward, having the right Of the floor,
then addressed the Senate.
HoUsE.-The House is still discussing the
Deficiency Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Chester, of Ala, made rabid speech,
contending that Massachusetts by her con-
duct relative to the Fugitive Slave Law, had
placed herself outside the pale of the Con-
stitution and ought not TO be represented in
Congress the South had been victimized
| every time a compromise had been made, and
he hoped that no further compromises would
be made with the North.
Mr.. Shorter said, not only Alabama but
every Southern State is resolved that should
the Government fail to protect them in their
Constitutional rights, they will take the rem
edy into their own hands. They will stand
on the Georgia platform. II the Democratic
party, which is the true exponent of States
rights principles, shall triumph in the Presi-
Dental election, the Union will be saved, blu,
if Black Republicanism prevail the history
of our confederacy will have been written
The only way to preserve the Union is for
the true conservative men OF the North, now
represented by the sound national Democrat.
&c party.
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1t is we'll known to all who read the pa
pers, that the doctrine Of the Democratic
party of the present day, is that Congress
has no power TO prohibit Slavery in the terri
tories. Indeed, that is the great question
at issue between the Republican and Demo
cratic parties for if it is once conceded
that Congress has power to prevent the
extension of Slavery, few if any could be
found in the North who would doubt the pol
icy of so doing. And if we can prove
b IS the power, we think our Slavery hating
Democratic friends who oppose the Republi-
can doctrines, not because they want Slavery
extended, but because they believe Congress
has no power to prevent its extension, will
surely feel the necessity Of abandoning their
party and joining one whose policy is consis-
tent with justice, equity, and freedom, as
Well as law. In order to prove that Con-
gress has the power to prohibit Slavery in
the territories, wish to introduce the testi-
mony Of one of the great leaders Of the
Iowa Democracy man who, from the first
organization Of Iowa Territory, down to the
present time, has been regarded, and | think
justly, as one of the FIRST statesmen and best
lawyers Of the west--a man whose decision
the Iowa Democracy surely cannot disregard.
| allude to Hon. Charles Mason.
In the year 1889 while Mr.. Mason was
Chief Justice Of Iowa Territory, this ques
ton was raised before the Supreme Court,
on the trial of the case of the negro Ralph,
who came from Missouri into the Territory,
with his masters consent. An attempt was
N ade to take him back to bondage. A writ
OF habeas corpus was issued on the ground
that Ralph was free under the law of 1920,
or the Missouri Compromise. The slave
drivers attorney raised the question, and
Judge Mason, in deciding it, made use of
the following plain and unequivocal lam
guage:
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New stock Of wall Papers.
ID b. OGDEN is in receipt per steamer Sam Gaty
II. Of sc, 900 bolts Paper Hangings. The stock is
fresh from th. and embraces the latest
and most elegant patterns in the market.
mch27 CITY BOOK STORE
A 4 sHELD0N's you win find Fur Gloves, Fur
IA 0Auntletts, Buck Gloves, Mitts, Driving gloves,
Fancy Robes, &c. movie
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A.siKnees sale OF DIZZY Goods.

N~wBHcrn S"tc OH DTy WWUuS'
NOTICE is hereby given that the entire stock Of
Chamberlain is for sale for cash and If not sold be-
fore a private sale. will DO sold Wednesday, the
10th inst, at auction to the highest bidder. The
goods will all be inventoried and sold at 80 much
per centage the cost. Time Of sale 10 A. NJ, al
the above named store.
II A. CHITTENDEN, Assignee.
A. b. CHITTENDEN, Agent
aDrl2-dtd Times copy1
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CoSyEcrlCUr ELEcrIoS.--ln the House the
Fusionists have l27 members, and the Dem
ocrats 90. In the Senate the parties stand,
Fusionists IL, Democrats 9. This is de-
cided and handsome triumph in well-fough'
campaign. Every effort was make which
Government influence and demagoguery
could bring to bear upon the issue, but all
to no end the honest integrity Of the peo-
pie was equal to the occasion.
New Hampshire, the very nest of Democ-
racv. the home Of the recreant politician
who leads the hosts of Slavery at Washing
ton, Maine, Democratic State almost inva-
riably, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, have
all demonstrated this spring their unfalter-
Ing attachment to positive and genuine Dem
ocracv, against the spurious professions of
the slave driving pa7ty which rules the ma
ton, and the certainty with which the friends
of Freedom may rely upon their votes in the
great campaign on which we are now enter
ing.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partn rship.
THE co-partnersbip heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the style Of I. J. J. NJ.
Rice d ssolved by mutual consent on the I'D
day of March last The business will be continued
by T. j. Rice, who is alone authorized to settle the
business Of the old firm THRICE,
keokuk, April 18th, 1856. J. NJ. RICE.
THE undersigned having bought out the interest
of ] M. Rice will continue the Iron business in all
its branches at the old stand, corner Of 4th and
Main streets. Thankful for the very liberal patron
the same in the future. The busn hereafter viii
BE- carried on under my own name.
apr2 w3tw TT. RICE.
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LIS, } y. cAyESDER, JAS. SMITH, II
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ella. CAyAnAer A. Co..

E116, C0V600eF q CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS, No. As Main street.
w corner IF Pine street, ST. LOUIS, Mo, arc nov
receiving their Spring stock which is Of superior
quality and style, being manufactured especially TO
order. Comprising choice assortment Of La
dies, Misses and Chidren's fine stock, also large
assortment of Gents and Ladies' Philadelphia make.
All Of which they will sell to prompt men for
cash at 4 small advance over eastern prices.
An examination Of our stock is solicited.
mch3I DIV
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To Watch makers and Jewellers
WE are wing our Spring stock Of
w Jules Jurgensen' : spepdid Watches,
Vacheron Constantine's "
Lewis Richards +"
jules Suer's
James Stoddarts {"
X. F. Coweroy's
E. ID. Johnson's
K. Perry's
and other celebrated makers, in Gold and Silver Ca
SEES. Also large stock Of cheaper Watches, Of the
best styles. Also every description OF Jewelry, VI
he latest styles Of the finest TO the cheapest quality
Also Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated Spoons and
Forks, Clocks, Watch Materials Spectaces, Pistols
Accordeons, DC
Dealers will End it to their advantage to examine
our stock sell cheap any Eastern
house, and has good assert ment to select
from. DUHME 4 CO.,
importers and Wholesale Dealers, No $50 Main 1T.
Cincinnati, o.
mch3 DIV.
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That 500 allowed Mr.. Merriam by the
Council for the purpose of eking out some
thing ike reasonable compensation for his
services as Recorder, seems to trouble the
Times dreadfully.
We, without any very strict attention to
technical accuracy, stated that his salary
was increased by the sum of $500, bat it APP
pears that the Council, with just as little at
tention TO the nceties of legal phrasealogy,
Ia their resolution called it an allowance for
extra services. Whereupon the Times affects
TO believe. and asserts, that We published a
shallow device is contemplate at the best
We care not whether the $500 were paid for
ssextra services" or whether it was an ''extra
PAYMENT of $500 for actual services, the
simple question is whether it was fairly
earned and properly allowed. We think it
was The Times charges that it was cor
rupt bargain to swindle the city and rob the
Treasury.
The Times asks why not increase the pay
Of other officers as well Is that of Recorder !?
In answer we say, the council did increase
the pay Of the Supervisor, as well as the
Recorder, because Justice seemed to require
it. The council did not increase the pay Of
other officers because justice did not seem to
demand il.
- The Republicans and Know Nothings
Of this county, having run separate tickets,
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LIMEl LIMEil

LINE LIMEiI
WYE, the vsgned, would inform our friends
w and the pubic in general, that We have just
burned kiln Of first rate lime, and will constantly
keep hand full supply Of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
kins the 6rst below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m Is. ZWARr CO.
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CO. Ball, Black Co.'s large jewelry es-
adjustment in New York was robbed Of Jew
elry and diamonds TO the amount of $50 900
in value, a short time since. The robber
was arrested on the 9th, and oil the property
found upon his person.
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- The Republicans and Know Nothngs
OF this county, having run separate tickets,
and in consequence entertaining no hope of
success, polled mere scattering vote But
the Times is not 10 be thus cheated out Of It's
only chance to crow, and so We have most
astounding display Of glaring capitals, I'M
preeedented majorities and terrible rebukes.
Fudge. 4 majority of the people of this
county are opposed TO the Nebraska Democ-
racy, and viii SO declare at the ballot box
within few months, ''sure as guns IRON"
The PRoHlBnoRY LiQUoR Law SUSTAINED.
We understand that the cases, taken to the
Supreme Court from this city. involving the
constitutionality Of the Prohibtorv Liquor
Law, have been considered by the Judge,
and thai the judgment Of the Court below
will be affirmed. These cases cover the
whole ground. The prohibitory Liquor Law
is therefore fully sustained by the Supreme
Court Of the State, and should be observed
and enforced as the Law Of the land
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FINHREE hundred Dozen wool and fine bats Of every
i style, at d. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oeteIdwtf
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10 tMO y uUIIC.
HAVING determined, hereafter, to do an exein
l. L sveiy cash business in our retail department,
We prepared to sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps Bon
nets, &C., NJ greatly reduced prices. Our stock IL
now very complete, and we keep nothing but tho
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
sold on credit, So come with your dimes
EA- All kinds Of Millinery work done to order,
At the shortest notice.
Oct. 26.-dtf. d. Y. HUMPHREY GAGE
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M ILLfNERY Goods Of every variety, al the low
WI est prices, al d. 7. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwf.
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LIVE hundred dozen plush caps, just received "
l. the store Of DE-. HUMPHEY GAGE.
ort92dutf
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90 {, ct by rs on First Street between Main j o.
SON Also, House anu Lot. eornt of First and Jo
son. Apply to SMITH NANSICkLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

vT,O LETs8ISTlssSaV w.~ 80. s
bU~supurssnSss.ss
~ ri Z llsessfN. sfctsssgl siSs9oS.
diase appaesfisas Tfsrs sss ets6ir finc INK
eosdsss u the house. ssvsu1 oensaeis fsa,ilirs
Any Refeon wshlne snch asitnatiDa. msy sb4njn n Il
VIII ipmediate attention.. The present pfcurirfo.
VII Iake pieasure In swing any information cr ~
asnns say aeasfancs necessary In ths cosnfnsnce
R0A H ID n G.--1fRs. q. n. FRENG1
- n.VnE fskene house upon Broad street i few
eoofs below Broad Street Hotel win open on Nom
the z1st insf for the accommodation Of resident
and transient boarders She il prepared 70 accom-
moaass large number of day boarders And trusts
tna1 re extensive and favorable reputation which
ne ENJOYS AZ an efficient housewife will secure for
neL noefs share Of patronage; and promises that no
pahs snS De spared upon her part to make her table
ia fT-1mt - ass sss&
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BY Baker, Pleasanfs & Co.

IN ACRES OF WOOD LAND for SALE
OU AT y C T 1 o N.-We will sell at auction.
in front of the County Court House, on MONDAY
next February 4th, Chat being Court dav at eleven
o'clock, fifty acres of Wood Land, thickiy get with
original growth of wood and timber situated on the
Williamsburg stage road about miles below the city,
adjoining the lands of Elijah Lindsy, and Others 80
The attention, of brck-makers and wood cutters In
particularly requested -s5 sr H--s .-.' So
Terms of sale: One third cash balance four and
ght months credit for approved negotiable paper In
terest added. BAKER, PLEASANTS Il CO,
ia 81 Auctioneers
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/ OOH At THIs--PRICEs FOR DRY
ROOk-KE EPER's NOTICE.--Af the 50

IlOOk-kEEPER'S NOTICE..-At the so-
dersigned will shortly open an EVENING SCHOOL
for the purpose of imparting thorough knowledge in
Mercantile bookkeeping. As the number of pupils
will, of necessity be limited those who desire to
unite with the classes will, without delay, leave
their Names either with MeSsrs. Morris J. w RAN
doph, Jas. Woodhouse Co., or VIM. A. Buffers
Booksellers, Thos How, Hardware merchant
where lists may be found.
In connection with the above, we offer our services
TO Merchants and men of business, who REQUIRE the
aid OF an experienced accountant, yet whose business
will not justify them in giving employment one BY
the year. Terms made known on application to eth.
OF the undersigned.
JAS. H. BECK,
Bcok-keeper with Messrs Haxall
HESTER H. FORBES
Book-keeper with Chas w Purcell
I'D JNO. +. c. POTTS,
ia 23-6t" of Jones Potts
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TxTEIORUINARY BARGAINS!

Il To sa!t tue times, will sell
Pint ..Gla ; cents yard up.
W.. o FLANNEL iron 10 cents do.
bysu1l4od Table Linen at $50 cts.
Fr.a-4 LuIsets 1t 1, p Il pair.
.r-..a 81 eve. al = It's. Il pair
N-.s.aa GAillIcu's Hose. at o cts pain.
.aae.. -.-br.G llu<ts. at cts. apiece,
L.-=L buJ.a Eigmgz from &c yard up.
IAaJy EdginEs froIs &c. DO.
Al ..-.g o.45< au.cle proportion, for cash, at
VAL. COHEN'S,
n Il Us Rrnad IF RE
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9 HERlFF'S SALE. Will be sold an.
- der an attachment by order of Court, in favor of
John Curry, plaintiff E. L. Il ]. w. Pendleton on
the land now in possession of the said Pendetons in
the lower part of the county, Undertakes Gro
Gerry, on SATURDAY, the I'd day of February, 1856,
sett OF old Carriage Wheels, about 20 barrels Corn,
stacks Wheat Straw, about 100 cords of Pine Wood,
Calf and lot of manure. -l-g-s4'. ~ -,
Time of sale u O'clock, M. Terms cash.
JNO. T. CHILDREY, D. g.,
ia 25-tds for a. B. Hutchinson, s. II. C.
AM
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JAMES TYLER.H.c.c


DUBLIC Sale OF STOCK IN VIR.
L GINA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Pursuant to
authority in us vested by McCurdy L vewles, late
contractors upon sections No. 50 and a. of the Viz
ginia Central Railroad viii offer public sals to
the highest bidder for cash at the office of Goddln
Appels Auctioneees in the city of Richmond, on
the SD day Of December, 1855 at II o'clock, A M
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdY and Fowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction of
sections, No. s. and 81 Of said Companys work.
STERR1TT & BELL.
Agents and Trust ees for McCurdy Vowles, Sc
POSTPONEMET.-The above sale il postponed
until the 18th of February, 1856. - de eds
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RUNAWAY.

~ s25 REWARD..-.Tw will nav the sh1.ve
44 reward TO any person who will apprehend
and conhne IN any Jail in this city, my negro
woman, LUCINDA, who abseonded ON the
-ak~ 3ath October last. She Is about IS years old
stout and black and has lost her front upper teeth
superior washer and roner and ia no doubt
harbored and employed by some of the women who
wash for hotels and boarding houses in this city
ia 15-im e. l.. CHM
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ROARDINts...blrs. BTJRTON corr~r ,S
= !. III ana Franklin sts, has two fine large roerns
On she nfst noor which she would be pleased 20 have
occupied by agreeable families IA I7Ets
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Halifax Street. Petersburg Va.
The following gentlemen have given certificates as
the efficacy VI Or FulicIs Compound rolu. copies
OF which win be found wrapped around each bottle
S"' 49, ~ - " ig ID oates J;
Crawford, and l.. c. Murphy, of Petersburg.
For sale in this city by Duval Il Norton, Dove i
Co. J. B. Wood and A. Bodeker, Main Street and L.
B. Thomas and White d Barns Broad Street.
jg ls-3mh
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BY Larus q shine.

NlGHHT SALE October 1st ISSS 20 .
-. NAon commencing Ct O'Clock Ne viIi al ~
on ssore. 40. ~ Man street. large s.ortns-t ~
staple and Fancy Goods snabrscine slmoss 49, e
ncle IN the fancy linss and suitable ios he ~ -
ALSO-Win be offered an extensiv, .tocr ~ ~ -
nsn Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Anhsr. -
Cylinders Patent Silver Lsvefs Anchon sna ~. -
inders. 13' s1t7 II - 1890 aestASzA-
,ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated wstofssa K
al styles together with large stock Of Doubls R,r
Guns Pistols, &c, &e - III s.1es
Country Merchants would do well 10 sttsnAs a..
sales, a. great bargains may be expseted- Gocss
warranted TO be a. repreg snted.
&C Sta as - LARUS & sHINr sfs.s,z
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TO THE PUBLIQ;-:HayInx purchased

ITO THE PUBLIC.--Huyfpx purcba.ed
Il the Drug store of T. FL Seuthali L Co corner Of
Broad and 4h streets opposite TayIors Shoe store
and diagonally opposite to Breeder Fox, and made
families physicians and others with every thing to
be found well conducted Drug Store includinp 4
large aud varied assortment of Fancy and Toilet ar
ticles Perfumery, Patent and Family Medicines, Nc
1t shall be ny constant ann to offer to the public,
every Iaoderu improvement in preparations, Sc as
soon Is possible al above all tO keep Oh hand Moth
ias but the fresh aud genuine
We Auye tie usual assortment Of Paints, Oils and
Dy e.aifs Window Glass, (which will be cut to orr
der Putty, a.; the D.st brands of Tobacco and
CtgaIs; likewise large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite tho examination Of country
BIZ I hants, Physicians and oil IL want, and solicit
continuance Of the patronage Of the late firm.
Il. -Physieialg preacrp tlons promptly attended
to at al hours VIM. c. BA1TAILE,
ia lots Corner Broad and 4th sta
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TOME LITERATURE.--The ice hay

IJOME LITERATURE.--The ice having
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worse morals the reading public fall back upon
j; "; RANDOLPH; Publisher, has fq5 sale
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Many valuable new and standard books ara for sale
at RANDOLpHs Bookstore and Bindrsy,
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ERANAKY And FEED sT0RR-T

S1URE.-THe
NJ undersigned has taken the house corner of Frank
LIN and Wall streets, formerly occupied by Messrs NJ
Il. Il g. B. Hill, for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS
where he will keep constantly hand full assort-
ment of all kinds of Grain, Mil Ofal Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Granares and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention, and selling reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally. he will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE
for moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con-
siguuent entrusted to him.
fe TITS Holm w GnSPy
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{ .0OD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.

u DIR. PULLERhS COMPOUND TOLU-The
above preparation is of the most prompt and eff
Cont remedies in cases of CGtarh Bronchial Aztec
ions Colds Coughs, Hemorrhage of the Lungs. and
fact all affections of the Throat and Chest that
resorted In its use, no deleterious effect
ed be apprehended, whilst it frequently effects q
cure like charm.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN FULLER, NJ. D,
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NoTICE.-- Having been employed BY

Notice. HaviBg been employed by
Mr. Ladd to act In my former capacity of Gone
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment | en-
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
and patrons OF the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain former repu
business feel assured OF my competency to give entire
satisfaction TO all who may be- pleased to favor the
house with their patronage.
L. Orders for Soda Water Porter Ale and Older
from city or country, will with prompt atten.
uon Nj. MCCORMICK,
de ~ No. 800. Broad street