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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-23

Of the Judiciary in the Territory not only as
sisted At public and bitterly partisan meet
ing, whose direct tendency was to produce
violence and disorder, but before any Law is
passed il the Territory, he prejud6ss the
charactsr Of the domestic institutions, which
the people of tho Territory wsre, By their or
ganic law, s'ieft pcrfcctly free to form and
regulato in their own way"
Tn this Committee were several Of those
who held certificates Of election ~ members
Of the Legislature !; some Of the others were
then snd It II are residents Of Missouri, and
many of the committee have since been APP
pointed to the leading Offices in the Terri
tory, one Of whicn is the SheriGalty # the
County. Their first act was that Of mobbing
Phillips.
Subsequently, on the 25th of May, A. D.
1855, public meeting was held, at which X.
K. Kees, = member of the Council, presided.
The following resolutions, offered BY Judge
Payne, . member elect OF the House, were
unanimously adopted:
''Resolved, That We heartily indorse the
action Of the Committee Of sitixens that
shaved, tarred and fcathered, rode on rail,
and had sold by u negro, Vim. Phillips, the
moral pcrjurer.
''Resolved That we return our thanks to
the Committee for faithfully performing the
the trust sojoined upon them by the Pro-
Slavery party.
"Resolved, That the Committee be now
discharged.
Resolved, That we severely condemn
those Pro-Slayery men who, from mercenary
motives, are calling upon the Pro-Slavery
party to subm without further action.
" Resolved, That in order to secure peace
and harmony to the community, we now
solemnly declare that the Pro- Slavery party
will stand firmly BY and carry out the resolu-
tions reported by the Committee appointed
for that purpose on the memorable 3Oth."
The act of moral perjury here referred to,
is the swearing Of Phillips to truthful pro-
test in regard TO the election Of March 80,
in the XVIII District.
To be Continued.l
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ONE OF Irs OLD TsIcKs.--The Times no.
tees the change Of three papers to the sup
port Of the Negro-raisers' candidate two
in Georgia, from Fillmoreism, and the
Newark (Ohio) Times, from Rspublican.sm.
That papers in Georgia should 60 over to the
support Of the Southern candidates, is mo-
shins strange; but that the Republican pa
per should SO stultify itself, is not less re-
:narkat.c than untrue, .oz the paper alluded
to still comes to Us flying the Republican
colors, and doing good service for Fremont
and Dayton.
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Republican Meeting Tomorrow
Eye0inx.

Hon. Gro. C. Dixon will address the peo-
pie Of this city on the political questions Of
the day, at the corner Of Fifth and Main
streets, to- morrow evening, Of which farther
notice will be hereafter given.
We make this announcement With more
than ordinary satisfaction. Mr.. Dixon is .
man Of marked ability, calm, conservative
man, with whom politics is y matter OF
principle, q conviction. He has hesitated ~
- what course it was his duty as patriot to
pursue in the present peculiar crisis. He
has weighed the matter deliberately and con-
scientiously, and mis- judgment copstrains
him to espouss the Republican cause, as the
most likely to bring Peace to the country, to
maintain Justice, to preserve the supremacy
Of the Constitution and the Laws, and to in
sure the administration Of the Government
in its true and original spirit.
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To CORRESPONDENTS have articles
from many valued correspondents on hand.
We shall publish such Us We are able, that
do not get out of date before We can find
space for them.
60 Mr.. Harlan will soon resume his seat
in the Senate. lie has beeA detained at
home BY illness in his family. The lady 10
better, and the new name 10 ssJessis."
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ATHEN ECM.
Thus. DC Man A9cr
H j. III A s G q III E!!
THE GREAT WIZARD
MACALLISTER.

1AVING been unavoidably detained by sick ness
l. L has now arrived. ard
WILL POSITIYEL Y APPEAR
On Wednesday Evening, July 23d,
In y series Of new and astonishing NEcKOMAN.
Tic WONDERS, On = scale VI maEnihcencs never
equalied.
E4-For Programme. see smsllbils
TICKETS-Dress Circle and Paryuette 80 cents
Gallery p cts.
NoricE.---To accommodate those whs may wish u
avoid the crowd 1t night, the Ticket Once will be
secured in the Dress Circle or Parquctte, for the
evening performance, without extra charge.
~ Doors op.n at u o'clock. The Wizard will
appear st clock. precisely.
j. ". WESTON,
July33 lit | Ayrnt.
le ri morning, ut clock,
Express Mail Line--The Sam Gay, Heaighs,
Master, will leave keokuk daily, at rx, thinner
In bosrd1 and connect at Quincy Al Pm, with the
81 Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
Ind arrive ut St. Louis next morning at o'clock.
These lines arc composed Of boats whose names
lione SUFFICIENT guarantee Of their speed and &C
DoIn IN rotation. feb2sdu
wss Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
boat ut r. H., and connec. at Quincy with connect
hfg train on N. c. Railroad for Chicago and the
|ast or take the Burlington boat at Montrosc At
r. n. and connect at Burlington with the evening
krin on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad for
3hi cago aud the east.
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GoEs roR FRExoNr. THE New Orleans
Deuisch Zei:ung, . German paper with the
largest circulation IN the Southern States,
goe. for Fremont and Dayton. The Louis
Vile An<eiger, German, had the Democratic
fla. hoisted but has taken it down.
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~ Office.

LII persons Ind sbtsd to the iase 6rm Of baldwin,
IA Evans Co., ars hereby notified that pay 9snt
Of Same il expected on o. before - 6rst " Jay
next, 70 the undsrsignsd. q n
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c. Mr.. G. 4. Moss il out in the Times
Of Monday in long article denying his
abolitionism and appealing to his former po-
litical history where he came from to sustain
his denial. His political history elsewhere
We care little about. We only alluded to
his expressed opinions since be has been in
keokuk, which were 30 violently anti
Slavery that prominent member of his
own party charged him with great vehe-
mence with being an abolitionist.
Mr.. Moss, however, slides OF very unne-
cessarily into IN attack on Mr.. Miller,
charging him, among other things, with hav-
ing been clergyman, for which there
il no shadow Of foundation. This is the
second time that Mr.. Moss has endeavored to
attract the notice Of Mr.. Miller by charges
affecting his personal character, the former
being in one Of his (Moss's) public speeches
last week But Mr.. Moss will have to get
himself restored to the Connecticut bar,
from which be was ANONYMOUSLY expelled,
before he can expect Mr.. Miller or any other
gentleman to pay much public attention to
him. :.
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WISH to sell 100 feet IN johnson street, bet. 6th
p aud 9Th sts. ~ $l2o per foot. l, 5.S.
md years, It per cent. interest Also ~ fsct %
sd between Exchange and Bank sts., and Lots 7, =,
and ,, in block No. 2U9 payable In and two yean
Also undivided one-ei yhth of Block NJ. i57. aud
fLots 1872, ~, II and IL, in Block No 1853; also
l63 feet ends Of Lots 10, IL and IL in Block No.
Is. All situated in Ksokuk Also $50 acres Of
Land we'll located in Jackson Township, one. fifth
cash, balance in !, 2 and years
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also want partner with from $1,000 to $l0,O v0.
(who 10 good business man. without any old fogy
tsldencies.) to engage in the lumber business.
July I'D IL. +.
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New Store ana New Goods!

New Store and New Goods
Hardware and Cutlery.
lS0, Motw LA IA
ToLLGN00 A0T, LANE = osUEL,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
OFFER 70 the Country Trade, Manufacturers,
~ and deslsrs generally, full and complete a.
sortment Of Hardware, Cutlery. Nails, House Trim
mings, Mechanics Tools, de-, dc, on the most lib-
crAl terms.
Having unsurpassed facilities for Importing, and
obtaining goods Of American Manufacture, they
prepared furnish dealers, and consumers gen.
orally, At the LoUssf Maykef Rates
Also agents
For the Worlds Safe Co.;
Troy Ball Foundry;
Hsrden's Patent Horse Shoes;
Tho Excelsior Horse Powers.
Keokuk. July lG. 1856 d
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farmers' .na MECHANICS

~ y T. = u n T. r. T. - M y ~ ~,
OF PHILADELPHIA:
Cash ca ~itMl and SHSRiNs $500 900.
IF1lilEa above solvent Company has ey,ablishsd
i Agency with he undsr.ign~ d, and is prepared
TO issue Policies Of Insurance against Loss ban
Az by Fire, on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MANUFACTURES,
ASD THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merchandise aud Pr,.iuce Unsigned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS.,
And the usual coayey Anees throughout the United
States.
AL Losses adjusted and Paid atthis Agency.
. ARTHUR BKIDiMAN, Agent,
jee3d NJ. ~ Main ST., keoksk.
kROKUk MARINE lNNURANCK CO.
Capital, 900, 900.
vIVHIS Company 10 prepared to do > Marine Insus-
i ance bustuess Cargo risks taken 1T customary
rates, and the Ususl Gas facilities extended - reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
4 Ul1xcToRa: n n
"A. Bridgman, WIN. +. Turner,
sR. n. Harrison, Geo. b. smyth.
John Templin, A. L. Dsmlng. q
~ ohm McCune, e. r. Conn,
C. barber, Jas y. Cox.
wv. c. Rentgen.
4, BRIDGMAN, Presidsat.
n G.B. SMYTH, Vice President.
\ A. l.. DEMING, Treasurer.
n WH.F. TURNER, Secretary.
Il Once in samples hui ding, Second Street.
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need Of mincing terms. All those who say
that this bill offers a fair settlement Of the
question, or that it was intended THAI Free
dom should have fair chance under ts pro-
visions, or intended for anything else but to
make Kansas Slave Staes, is either deludsd,
or too prcjudiced to admit demonstrable
fact, or destitute of ordinary comprehension.
The author of the bill, Mr.. Toombs, who
has the boldness at all times to say what he
means, does not disguise its intent, but
frankly avowsit.
No man whose love of Freedom is not
sham, can be humbagged by it; none but .
scoundrelly impudent man will try to hum
bug others by it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-23

VIE saloon Of George CAbas, below PAysons'
i Bank, ON Main street 10 the favorite resort Of
Gentlemen for clean shaving, agreeable
Ind scientific Aair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety 81 choice Fancy Articles, includial
bne soaps, Pomatum Brushes Of all kinds, Cravats,
Collars, Ac., always on hand, and cheaper than
Elsewhere. GEO. CABUS.
apr2S dam
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USPAKkLING and bri ght,
- In the liquid light

Is the water In our glnsses.
Massrs. Moore 4 Hooper respectfully announce TOT
heir friends and patrons, that they have again pat
operation their fountain which dispenses it cool
Ind delicious waters favored with the nectar and
uices Of most delicious fruit. and flowers. win
er a rest has enabled Mcssrs. N. h H. TO make such
mproveme in the manufacturing process, that
hey say unhesitatingiy it cannot be surpassed BY
my Grated water in The world. Call and satisfy
Yourselves. Remember the place, II Main street.
..HehD.d the mark,
iitele fountain cell
Who're water clear ~ diamond spark,
mysd In stone basin fell.
NOTICE TO BUGLDERS.
IA LARGE and we'll selected stock OF Paints, Oils
n Glass, Varnish, kc., &C., on hand and for sale
n MooRx 4 HoorER, Druggists. Main ST., below
bird, consisting in part Of
l White Lead, pure 4 MOL.
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry and in OIL put up
l, -, s and 10 b cans.
Copal Varnish,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
Glass Of best brands and various sizes,
All Of which they wilsell cheaper than any other
house in the city, for cash.
Give ~ . call. MOORE B HOOPER.
September 3, lS55.-d
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HOOPER'S Glyceum Ointment, de-
WI lightful article for chappcd hands, lips, &c. 1t
MOORE 4 HOOPEk'6, on Main,
novl7 near Third street.
fyENUINE Bears Oil, White Stick Pomade, Just
- received and for sale cheapby
snovl7 MOORE HOOPER.
M uST received, = supply Of Winter STRAINED Lard
Y Oil, . superior srtisle.
nOyl7 MOORE HOOPER,
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seized and taken across the river, and carried
several miles into Missouri, and then tarred
and feAthered and one side OF his head
shaved, and other gross indignities put upon
his person.
Previous to the outrage public meeting
was held, ut which resolutions were unani-
mously passed, looking to unlawful violence,
and grossly intolerant in their character
Tho right Of FREQ speech upon the subject Of
Slavery was characterized as disturbance Of
the ,ace and quiet Of the community, and ~
circulating incendiary sentiments" They
say ITO the peculiar friends VI Northern IA
natics, 20 home and do your treason whers
you may iind sympathy Among other re-
solves is the following:
s.kesolved, That the institution of Slavery
j. known and recognized in this Territory !;
tina. we repel tbs doctrine thst il 10 moral
and political evil, and We hurl back with
scorn upon its slanderous authors the charge
Of inhumanity and We warn oil persons not
to come TO our peaceful fresides to Islander
Us, and SOW the seeds Of dise0rd between
the master and the servant for, ~ much ~
we deprecate the necessity 70 which We may
be driven, We cannot be responsible for the
consequences"
A Committee Of Vigilance Of 80 men WAS
appointed ''to observe and report all such
persons ~ shall - - BY the expression Of
Abolition sentiments produce distur bance to
the quiet Of the citizens, or danger to their
domestic relations and all zach persons 90
offending shall be notified and made to leave
the Territory
The meeting was aably and eloquently cd
dressed By Judge Leconpto, Col. in. Burns Of
Western Missouri, and others." Thus tho bead
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melb. Ssitsms, .&hden>, sSruifi9ipade &C., unb %bsIpnbsrs fir ale
pals, appfmst, 8atnpsb, @%inspurm unb 8Istte 1T ss ais ainbe~
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ssnl@merS unp pahnsraaSen nit 9prtbeiI ssbrauht.
Dur& @rdts b%rinseub empfpbttn!
gsbrauhsanpeilrs Sn btfttsen Gdaen BON S1mer, pSer
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nit 8lanel, bic man cine Srritation auf Der auberen 9aut ssseuat;
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bee gebss pprtufrsi, obne ale Soften.
Son ben Sauisnbea Don G%ertftatsr, bic fb user bt. gcrtrsfIid-
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giebtr 9err, Gle trsrtsn mid, s%erbinten, wenn Git mir Elm.
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srbtntlitss MitieI 9esen 5auifranftsit tnb gEunben aefunScn bp6e.
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Nrs.. y, 9pttsS, pel6e sr %onbertbaIb syatrct mad 0eutN6.
lane 3nrudieprte, nm bic SebamnMntunit su erlernen, bciudte bort
sn Sabr lang bic l!ntstritat gut 9icBen, madte baitlbit ir Gram,n
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pap re DC beltsn Seuentltt hber ibe 2itttsfeit pprleetn fam. Sfss
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5slm 2cl 9auS", Srrabifr., stpaise Nuftr6as fir ie cntacocnnirnt
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Bu6s inp S6rtibmaterialiems SAMPLER,

Srpabfr., rabe Der 9tcn Straee,
bat itcts p~prrattis Gin reidtts 2aser BON fransbfihen, bepfher unb
italitnilten fatbpltifcn @5tbetbldbern, mic aub cine rede Iusnabl
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nipnais, 3adsnbider, 3ol6enns1er, Sblofrl, g~ipiinIaiter, par
nipnifas, Srt0en, %rlbrifIl1el, Rnse &c. &c.
9efeIbe Bat nod neben ieintr Su6tanbIuns cine 6 eibbibIto-
tbef er0hnst, no ale 9udtr, bic Stnanb ;u Ieicn minldt, acsen
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bttrast rs Gts., unt irirp bel bent @ufssben bee
leIbtn bic Ginlase ;urldSeseben.
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Die unterssi6nstsn @litsIeber bisltr nu ~aebiIteten G,eieui6ost
e%npftbIen i6 benz beutfcn @ublifum Bel SSrfunmenben Saasn'
Ssrenseen &c. &c. Snttpaiise oSerartise S%sfeaunssn bsliebe man bel
81 MADDEN. 8rb. 9plltnger, SRpbert WpIIsr""
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SO a : NttberIage,
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Ridntpnb, Ga.
BAT itts an panb ben srtEten Strt sen Gepebren, SIintcn, 9ilp-
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bsutIhe einfats unb DpppelFintr, bi 9arien pbcr I'M Gin,elnsn,
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las- Gin srsses Iiprtinent sUn 3alhcnnrlern, Bonnie anises
II. r 10. lit edbfaas %Sprrdttis. Srbers fur aBafTtn aus ben btntn
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Gonfmticnarsfot einltlascnben &rttel, Die or als smt rnS friIb isis
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