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Forney 10 in towering rage because the
President wont give him such place as he
wants. We presume be thinks that nothing
but q 6rst. class mission would pay for bis
services. And IL he were to be paid ac-
dording TO political service rendered, he
would be entitled to such place. But the
President wont give him such IN one. He
offers him place worth SIS 900 year, his
friends to make up an out6, Of $4,000. 1t
is consulship, as understood. Forney
thinks himself entitled to . place Of high
honor as well ~ profit, and 80 won, accept,
and considers himself an aggrieved individ-
ual. To revenge himself and assunge his
grief, he has issusd prospectus Of new
Journal at Philadelphia, in opposition to the
Psnnsyiranion, Buchannn's home organ,
lately conducted by Forney. Blu, Forney
must not complain If political thimhle-
rigging, lying and cheating for Pro-Slavery
Democracy, brings him sore and merited
punishment in the end. II he gets punished
bsfore his master, he may console himself
with the assurance that Buchanan will some.
time certainly receive his punishment, too
Let him remember the fate Of "Poor Pierce"
and be assured Of that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

Bucu,Sss's paosPgcrs IN CONGRESS-
There have been elected to the new House of
X 'prescntativSs, 10 Black Democrats, and
os opposition members. There are 63 men,
Der. yet to be elected. Should they be all
Of the same complexion as the members
from the same districts in the present House,
Buchanan will have the slender number of s
ms the majority on which to lean for supper,
in the popular house. But il il now moral
ly certain, that nm ultra Southern party is to
be organized, under the lead Of 1oombs,
stephens, Davis 4 Co. which will split the
party in twain, and Buchanan will. in conse-
qaence, be left in the minority in the lower
house, and very probably in the Senate also.
If the present indications as 10 the strength
OF the Sew party are sustained, the Senate
is as certainly lost to him rs the House
An unpromising commencement, truly
But he service Of task masters il ALWAYS
hard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

Coal IN NKBRAsKA.--A 6ne bed OF coal has
been discovered within mile OF Chester,
near the salt springs
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c. The British Government has granted
to the widow Of the late Hugh Miller pen.
sion of $40 per snnum, 10 consideration Of
Mr. MilIorss services 70 literature.
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MoRE LyscnINc.--The Town City Republic
can Of the 18th says:
The person who was under arrest, on q
charge vi having pcrpetrated the cold-blood-
ed murder in Poweshick county q few months
since. was Yesterday taken out Of the hands
Of the Sheriff and deliberately hung, by a
mob OF four hundred citizens. A change Of
venue had been asked for and granted. The
granting OF his application, BY Judge Stone,
was the signal for the seizure Of the prison
er, and his execution in the Immediate viein-
ity Of the town Of Monte7uma. The citizens
generally, male and female, looked on up
provingly, AT the butchering Of the miserable
culpri,.
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WnY NoT.-Ihe vicksburgh Sentinel 10
ferocious On Gov. Walker for his Kansas
p1l,cs, and closes bitter paragraph with
this remark: "R.,bsst J. Walker is our
d0x, and ~ should b. The ksst u kick him"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

A SILVER SrArE.-The projected Territory
Of Arizona is reported 10 be AZ richly endow-
ed with silver mines rs California IL with
gold diggngs. The Gadsdcn purchase, il
AL the reports from that quarter should
prove true, viii be almost us valuable m
addition to our territory MS California.
The late discoveries Ut silver in the Gads-
den Purchase, it Is said, are attracting much
attention in California. Some Of the mines
are represented Ms very rich ia silver, and
the pruprletors are only waiting for govern
ment 10 protect the inhabitants Of the pur.
chase frcm the iepredations Of the Indians
TO enter extensively upon mining operations.
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~ Some Of the o-Slsvery Democratic
journals are trying to belttle the Southern
detection By saying that i, 10 confined to three
or Tour ultra presses mud small squad Of
politicians. The Washington Union saws.
I've have witnessed with unfeipned regret
the spirit IN @hich nearly The nhoi. South.
ern press has received ard treated the inau.
earal address Of Gov. Walker. of Kansas
NJ, gentlemen You canno, hide from
pubic eyes this vide rent in your ranks
me purity is irrevocably split. broken up in
70 'indictive factions and hopelessly de-
strosed. unles. the utmost exacuons Of the
Slavery Propagsndists are acceds q to,--un-
less bachsnan Ike cringinc, cowardly.
s'ans'e-s slave rrcedes from the publicly.
proclaimed position Of his Administration.
and the emphatic statements Of his iuaupu-
raj.
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new HAMPSHIRE On rHE PREsipgNcy.--The
state Republican Convention Of New Hamp-
SHIRE, held on the 18th alt passed resolu-
tons recommending Fremont az the candi-
date for the Presidency in 1860.
II rs too early yet TO commit ourselves very
decidedly. But it. when the proper time
comes, the name of Fremont should proye
most acceptable to the Republican masses,
We Shall do battle for him with right good
will.
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cT1he New York Erening Post says it
New York is divided into two states 1t hopes
the line will be so drawn rs to leave Wood
on one sido and the balance OF the State on
the other. That would be unfair. He il
entitled to the company Of the Dead Rabbits,
ct least.
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TOM = ENT.
nNE or two very de~ir ah q rooms and gSsd hoard
~ can b. had q corner Eth sad High STA. II ap-
piled for imm vdiat~1y Tjy3g
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LAY KAKES.-Hay Rakcs Of diGsscnt opaiisiee
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CCYTHE PLEs.--Varioas qualities II ssyths
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The nsee spicy u AAsasinss.
LACkWCOD. sitA IL ssnai nauses Of star
Of Literary, Astistieasd SstsntiAa tastes Assss-
A0lA Word, CAsviss DicABas' 1n,mlsebls MoafAly.-
The Nasiasal Aages.nc, . work - iassresstng ~
dsspsn, aaa the Drodsesion Of much more tai.
ARTHUR,S HONE MAGAZINE,
nAKbRR's eTUkY sock,
A nagssins fss YsssA, which shssli be IN the
heu1s u every bos and Girl.
Apptseem's kail1ay 6vidS.
ALso. EVERYTHING = sAs AAWs Has. All sess
wxBsIER ! PorrKRss
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jvSd ysAason.st.s opposite rnsionee.
DloeelCTleM.
{lrr 4 wAtkEH A.ys ;ais a. sissa.ss. -
~ paStnssship ~ mutual coLseLt.
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the old staad. 1hsaauinsas = u lAts Arm viii
walhsf. Al pssssss i.tsstsd = - lass I'm
vii 1''as' make i..sdiaas sa2s:cS.ti; ,rs
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c1yIs!. ::...:f g., ;s,. s.:!.:s: VOID
Walker, tssheis old lsissAs Aad esstoasss ~
ialy3-A1n
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A WouAN's ALxANAc.-Alphonze Kar alleg-
cs that epochs in womAn's life are FREE
quently marked by dress. Women will, for
instance, often say that such thing happened
when they bought a particular article Of
costume, thus II recollect perfectly well
whet Mrs. Jones took her third husband !:
Charles gave me my ermine tippss at that
time. Mrs. williams was bap.ised and con-
6rned just one year ago last January, for !
bought my new velvet drcss that month
Old Mrs. Pops died last Wednesday six
months, for got my csmel's hair shawl on
the day VI the funeral.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

LAVE now stUoA aud are datiy receiving, 4
II large and complete assortment Of BriLDsas
NAnpwARx, consisting Of AoFitcs and Rim Locks
and Lstchets, with plated, pearl, white or min !
knobs.
Butts, loose and fast joints. all siaee.
Ax1e-frame PnlIcys, Window Trimmines Of all
aescriptionsi sash- Looks, kound. square, Spring
and Flush Bolts; Sliding-door Shsavss, leehp, asd
latches Bsll-pulis, OF various patterrs Coat and
Hst Hooks; black walnut, mahogany, sain !, and
pearl white Drawer and shutter Knobs Thumb-
lAtches plated and china Mouth pieces for Speak.
Ing Tubes Alarm " Whistles, GoAgs, Ac., -.
Those IN vast Of good Trimmings will And it to
their advantage ~ give MS . call, At
No. 1873 Atain Ntrest,
jyl0d Between 6th and 9th SITS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

NEW SrArR.--The Woodites 10 New York
now want to divide the State and make two
OF II, with the expectation, doubtless, tina,
New York City shall! rule the one 10 which il
- situated. We suppose they will desire TO
caristen The new State Fernando" con
temporary thinks that probably the mana.
gers would fix upon the Empire Club a, a
permanent Senate, with the Dead Rabbits
Tor House Of Representatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

AND kEirr, TOO Lawrence NJ keitt,
Brooks's friend, has written letter to the
Richmond Examiner, in which he pounces
on Walker s,lkea hawk onn June bug"
He RACES. lie is discouraged. He is full OF
fight. but out Of heart and hope, md says
the Black Democracy will certainly he de-
feated in 1860. We condole with him, but
shall try to bear the ailiction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

BAYARp TAYLOR. IN. New York Tribune
Of the 9Th says that as other journals have
mentioned the fact, it may not be improper
for it TO state that Bayard Taylor il about 10
be married to Miss Maria Huuson, daugh-
Ter OF the eminent Herman astronomer Of
that name. The wedding will take place at
Gotha, the residence Of che brides family,
in the autumn, after Mr.. Taylor's return
from the North Cape. The happy couple
will spend the next winter ut Moscow. This
event will not prevent the execution Of Mr..
Taylor's plan Of an exploration Of Central
Asia previous to his return TO this country.
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Col. Tirus.--This hero is again to shed
his bcnienan, influence in Kansas. The N
.. Delta, just received, says
By private letter received by q gentle
,aan OF thi. city, We learn TINT Col. Titus i.
about to depart from New York Tor Kansas
lie complains bitterly Of the injustice done
him by the Nicaraguap correspondents, and
declares tis intention 10 make good his rep
utn.icn for bravery, If occasion arises, IN
tina, Territory. "rhe Northern Abolition
papers, he says, stwill have enough 10 do ~
keep track Of me-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

BgscHEa.l Miss Catherine Bcecher an
nounces the publication Of book in refuta-
lion Of The orthodoxy OF which her father
and brother are such renowned and effective
advocates. Its arguments will be drawn
from her own long experience in matters Of,
education. as we'll as from tie resources Of
speculative philosophy. We should judge
that it will be Unitarian or Universaliss in
its general views. A queer set, these Bech-
ers.
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fREEAAsoSs ~ Tue CABiNKr.-There IRE
several freeanasons in the Cabinet, The
freemasun's Magazine tells Us that Cen
tass is Past Grand Master of the Lodge 81
Michigan. President buchanan 70 also =
Pas, Master u Lodge ut | ancas,er CITY.
Pennsylvania. Til. 4 ice President, Nj.
breckenridge, is u member OF Webb Encamp.
,nent OF hhigh. Templars nt Lexington, T.,
and The Secretary VI the Treasury, Hon.
Howell Cobb, ~ member Of the Order ia
teorgia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

STATE PRtsoS CELEBRArioN-The convicts
in the State Prison Of Indiana were granted
holiday on the S,h, and they had a regular
celebration. DR.. Mease, confined for life as
a punishment for murder, was selected to
deliver the Grafton, probably because he was
the leading rascal Of the company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

BuRss'sISpEPESDsScs.- - Before Burns had
arrived ut his high popularity, hs vas once
invited by some pu6ed up lairds to dine, in
order that they might have the qualification
Of hearing the poet sing one Of his own
songs. BOrns was shown into the servants
hall, and left to dine with the mcnials. Ar
ter dinner he was invited to the drawing
room, aud glass Of wine being handed to
him, he Was requested 10 sing one Of his
own songs. He Immediately gave his enter.
tainers that thrilling assertion OF indepen.
denec, "A mans . man for - thAt," and
left the moment he had flushed, his heart
-mbittcred nj the patronage offered in man
ner 50 insulting ~ his poverty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

r7-It is said that two conspicuous candi-
dates for the Presidency, on the side Of the
Black Democracy, have already been indi.
Gated hs leading Buccaneers. the division Of
sentiment arising upnn the Kansas question.
These are Douglass and Cobb, Torney's
new payer is to advocate the claims of Cobb.
And he is certainly the honester, better. and
more impartial man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

IucAs CouSrY NoSlsArioNs.-Th Repnb-
licans ct Lucas county have nominated Tor
Judge, Martin Douglass for Treasurer and
Recorder. d. D. Dickinson for Sheriff, Jas.
Anderson; for County Surveyor, d. Musssul-
man for Coroner, Thos. Newell. They ex-
hibit jealous spirit, and we look for good
results from their efforts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

cTW We have conversed with some of our
fArmers lately, and they agree that the grass
GRIP will be very light the present season. 10
this neigLborhood. They also say that the
chinoh huge are making their appearance 10
immense numbers, and that the prospect
for wheat is not fAtte,ing. The corn, also.
10 suffering for rain, and unless it coon
comes, these bugs will make sad havoc in
the corn fields, which with the drouth, will
much endangsr the coming crop.-[W Warsaw
Journal, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

A WISE PRscAurios.-Sir Bsnjsmin Hall
has directed thar the dimensions Of the new
reception room nj ST. Jame.' shall be oulou.
lated not BY linear, but by crino. linear meas.
aremeni. Il Punch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

DisAsTsK TO rns Wksr.--The Eastern pa
pcrs have croaked heavily for six months or
more, and predicted ''biue ruin'' to the
eWest"--the naughty, thriftless "Wes,o-
where "wid lands'' aud corner lot. -
abound. From the following il would seem
that many eastern mourners" are pouring
out TO attend the funeral:
1hityfour Hundred In One Day.
Duri..g SUNDAY night and Monday last, three
thousand four hundred emigrxrts arrived BY
the trains from The East 10 this city. Mos,
VI them departed soon after their srrivalfo
the North and Vest chicago Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

llow TO Pur Dows STocX GAxRLlxo.--Tbe
British Parliament, 10 recent act, has pro-
vided that the loss Vt more than ESQ in one
day by gaming, or E.0U in the year prece.
ding Insolvency, shall bar u bankrupt's title
10 obtain his certificate. The offsnse brings
the culprit within the scope Of penal claus.
%, and il punished Mt the discretion Of the
Commissioner, in the same manner ~ the
preparation VI fraud, reckless trading, or
any other mercantile misdsmeanor.
Mr.. Holroyd, one Of the commissioners of
bankruptcy, has extended the rule to time
bargains In stock.
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TUE GaAssuorrSR PLAGrg.The ST. Paul
Times SAYS that Minnesota alone will con.
sumo ali the extra produce Of Illinois this
season, in consequences Of the enormous de-
s.ruction of crops By the grasshoppers.-
North of latitude A. it says there will not
be grain enough TO feed half of the popnla-
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cTA French Wit said 20 man who va
exceedingly fat. that nature only made him
10 show how far the human skin would
stretch without breaking.
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Roxss CKyxNr.--The French Army; for
Il ha. been sticking in Rome for ever 90 long,
amt the Pope hndsit impossible to remove i.
II Punch.
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A PiRaT RATE TIA MSTkR. None need ap-
IA pay except they can bring good recemmenda-
lions. X. U. KELLOGG,
Lnrnher Ofdse, corner Of sth sud B!ondeau.
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