The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 7.
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BLANKS.
Bills Of LAding, and other Blanks for sale at this
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and cxpeditiously printed and furnished TO order.
AAlsnrneA Democratic Meeting.
= The Ebo-Shin Democracy met again yes
serday at 2 p. m. Reddington read tho min
utss Of the previous meeting; but his way
Of stating the case Though it seemed to us
entirely correctly did not satisfy the Hornish
party. After considerable fuss, Sample
moved to adjourn zine die. This WAS test
question, intended to try the strength Of
patties, and was carried largely against Sam
pie. Thereupon the "Ebo- Shins" had every
thing their own way, amending the minutes
to suit themselves, electing their delegates,
DC. Sample and his friends took NO part in
the balloting, claiming that they were regu-
larly elected 1t the previous meeting, and
announcing their intention to claim and take
their se 70 in the Charleston Convention
Thus there are two sets Of delegates; those
elected on the 6rst day being Sample, Red
lington, d. B. Smith, Moss, and james
knight; on the second day, Newton, Kenne-
dy, Ad. Hine, A. Lynch, L. j. Zwart, and L.
Collins.
On motion Of J. X. Hornish, the delegates
were instructed to vote for the nomination Of
J. II. Sullivan and J. M. Hiatt Of Keokuk,
and d. T. Brigham Of Montrose Tp., as candi-
dates for Representatives. This resolution
seemed to satisfy all parties. But there will
be . good time at Charleston next Wednes-
day, and We don't care which whips.
FANCY FIxIxs AND VALUABLE FISERIEs.-
The O'Connors, corner Of Third and john
son streets, have provided for the dear PEG
pie variety in these departments, which
must help to preserve the popularity Of their
establishment. The ladies appreciate the
advantage Of nicely manufactured soaps,
in the preservation Of . fine, soft skin |;
they do Tor should) carefully avoid the harsh
alkaline or the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pre-
parations which are often purchased because
they are called " cheap that is, being very
poor, cost but little, for they leave their
marks upon the couhtenance and complex
ion too inevitably, and they only need TO be
assured where an excellent article can be
had, to purchase it. And not merely the
fops and the /" extra-nice" people, but al
people Of ordinary good taste are fond OF
the grateful and fragrant odors Of natures
choicest plants, and love to have them linger
around their persons and their premises, to
scent them in their homes and their houses
OF business, a. we'll a. in the sounding
woods, on n,ossy banks, in the fresh gardens
and the green fields. And the rarcst and
choicest Of these, tastetully put up and
temptingly displayed, they will find At our
friends; with many other choice valuables
and fancy 6neries, which We commend to
your attention.
TIE CALLED JADE WScEs.-The TimA
calls our notice of the meeting Of the Ebo-
Shin Democracy ssdirty article" Perhaps
il was but if 90, it would pussls any one to
tell Why, unless because the sssjscf was
s'dirty" one.
1t is easy to see that shc Times i CALLED
BY the expressive epithet "Ebo-Shia." Il
can ply ~ with the lying epithsts Of "woolly-
headed traitors, nigGsr- worshippsrs, b'aak
republicans" and 50 on, and doubtless con-
sidsrs that oil right. Il is welcome to con-
tinue the game, il it pleases, bat don't whine
whom yoa got blow baek, and especially
DON'T falsely accuse ~ Of advising o. asking