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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

Tas MornsR's lNYLunNcs.--The solid rock,
which turns the end OF the chisel, bears, for
ever, tho impress Of tho leaf and the acorn,
received long. long since, ere it had becons
hardened BY time and the elements. II ve
trace back to it, fountain, the mighty tor
rent which fsrtilIIes the land with its conf
Gus streams, or sweeps over il with devss-
Eating dood, We shall end it dripping IN
crystal drops, from some nossy crsvies,
among the distant hills; 90, too, the gentle
feeling and affections that enrich and sdorn
the heart, and the mighty passions that
sweep away oil the barriers Of the soul. And
desolate society, may hare sprang up 10 the
infant bosom, IN tho sheltered fetirement OF
home. 81 should hare been a atheist, .
said John Randolph, "if II had not been for
oas sssSi.ss;.oa, ani iin.t wss tae memory OF
the time, when my departed mother used to
take my hand in hers, and caused me, on nv
knees, TO say, 'Our Father which art In
Heavenp"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

ObEOs
Mrs. Mary G. Copeiin, wife of John H. copclin,
in ths 5Si year Of her age, after protractsd ILL
nets.
Funeral will take place this morning q 100 clock
FROM his residence, corner Of I'd and Aigh-sts.--
The friends Of the family are invited 70 attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

q There il . moral in the way hoop,
struck an innocent young man Just rot urnsd
TO civilization after years abssnos. or
his way Up the landing, he mst quite nam
Der Of ladies. After kissing his sister, TO-,
spray" said be, faro al tie girls in Aber..
deem married? ! met Miss A. nWhy.
brother, Miss A. isn't massied.u ssNoi
married Nor Miss B-P" nor Miss c. !
nor Mics -" sob, pshaw! brother - said
Sic, inst beginning 70 catch the idsa, CHATS
nothing bus Aoops!"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

RIcnxs IN Nav YoRK.-The New York
Evening Post thus notices the assessmen,
books Of that city:
The name OF Astor FIRST suggests itself -,
for many years, connected with the tradi-
tons Of enormous wealth and turning to il
we find that Mr.. VIM. B. Astor 10 taxed on
1920 900 real estate, and *755 600 personal
estate. We have no means OF ascertainins
the amount Of Mr.. Astor's property, nor &
1t the business Of any one but himself 70
know but there are many in this city, We
fancy, who would be glad to take HE proper
~ OF his hands at the assessment price mul-
tiplied by ten.
The Textbook contains but four other
names OF persons who are taxed on amounts
exceeding million Of dollars, vis: jas. Len.
nox, $l,33S,SS5; Stephen Whitney, 9l,-
409, 900; Peter Lorillard, u $40 500; and
Alex. T. Stewart, $l,0o9, 300. This will
probably be . matter Of soms surprise to
our readers, and serve to show the insul6
cheney Of the tax book q . record OF the
wealth Of our citiscns. Instead OF only Eve
persons worth million and over, il 10 safe
to say that there arc in this CITY City ct least
who are 90 rich.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

VIRGINIA VoLcANo.--Ths Staunton Spec
tator says, the volcanic eruption ia Pendle-
ton county is explained by the mountaineer
residents OF the vicinity. According to their
statement, there has always been hole in
the ground near Circleyille, Pendleton, and
probably spring in the cavern, the vapor
Of which in cold weather suggested the idea
OF a vocanic eruption. In other quarters
the phenomenon is regarded as fixed fact
The Cumberland Telegraph says:
cit is at n point on the great Backbone
Mountain, directly between the heads Of the
dry fork Of Cheat and the south branch OF
the Potomac rivers, at place known BY the
name Of the "Sinks," so called from tho de-
pressed condition Of the mountain ct that
point. The sinks are funnel shaped, and
each one embraces ~ mach as IN acre OF
ground. On the LIST day of January the re-
port caused BY the bursting forth Of the sub
terranean Ere Was heard for Q distance OF
20 or 80 miles. Vast columns OF flame and
smoke issued from the ori6css, and red. no.
stones were thrown up 10 the air several hum
dred feet above the mouth Of the CRATER
Our Informant adds that the people in the
vicinity are becoming alarmed at the peril
nacity with which the flames are kept up,
and the red hot masses of rocks thrown out.
A heavy, rumbling noise like distant thun-
dee, is continually reverberating through the
deep caverns Of the mountain, which al
times seems u trenble from the summit to
the base"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

G. The people Of Louisville are about
to crest Water Works for their city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

ToxBs or MoRDEcAI AKp Esther. These
tombs, which are held in the highest venera-
ton by the Jews OF Persia, are situated in
the centre Of Hamadan, the former capitol OF
Persia. They are carefully kept in the high.
est state Of repair. The following 10 q
translation Of the inscription on the dome
over the tombs:
Con Thursday, the 18th Of the month OF
Ador, in the yenr Of the creation Of the
world AHA, the building Of this temple over
the tombs OF Mordeca aud Esther was en-
ished by two benevolent brothers, Elias and
Samuel, sons of the late lshmael of kach-
an"
Nerricr, in his "Caravan Journeys and
Wanderings," says: ssIt 10 now nearly elev.
en- centuries and half since this monument
was constructed. The tombs are made OF
rather hard black wood, which has suffered
little from the effects of time. They are
covered with Hebrew inscriptions, still very
legiblc, Of which Sir John Malcolm has Civ
EN- the following TRANSLATION AT that time
there was In the palace Of Susa, ceresiu
Jew, Of the name Of Mordecai; he was the
son of Jair Of Shimel, who Was the son Of
kish, q .Benjamite, for Mordecai, the Jew,
Was tho second Of that name under the Kina
Ahasnerus. man much distinguished among
the Jews, and enjoying great consideration
amongst his own people, anxious for their
welfare, and seeking to promote tho poace Of
all Asia.'"
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Insurance Agency!
INSURANCE CO., NO. !, WALL eTn111, u r.,
CAPITAL u, 1O0, O0os
EQUHTADLE
INSURANCE. CO., OF LONDON,
CAsssAL 49,, -.
W0uDokROOT
RIRH 4 MARINE I'M. co. D1lD0BpOkT, COMM
CAssRAL o3ee, 80.
WA0no1NOTOU
UNION ms. co.. CLEvkLAHD,O.
CAs1fAL o3ee, go.
RRAWKAuN
FIRE MARINE ms CO., Hosp Du LAC, Wm.
CAPITAL t$e0, eee-
DOLICIR6 issssd II The abovs Compares - ths
i ester slass4 II fisks esly, IT fir rates, snA
isssss sdjssted asd promptly paid, 81 The eDss "
ths-Agsasy, - 6seoal street.
Commonco tho 1oW Year
RI U4Ukn0 ysss psspsry aOsisss ~ Aas.
- eW e Fra In one el u sahstantial CeaDe-
aiss bsasw Da1sd: IT,
Pn0MIx INsU RANCE CO., on HARTFORD,
cAPssAL >100, 900.
sTAA IN0. CO., ~ OoD1u8DURaH, n. T.,
CAPITAL 9l00, 900.
HAasvoaD v1sx IxsCazxCE COMPANY,
cAPssAL oSO0, 900.
The sieve csspsaiss sdjsss asA Yay oil Lessee
'ssisshiy ed prs:Rsly; ,v,rrx, -.
o.. ~ Isos Ireat building. sssosS-si.
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Lair Of Fr1dsricksburgA, Fx)
Ticklsn u l. = c q D.
DAN q EMS,
kssS cor. Sd aHd Main As., KE0KUx. IOWA
"g receive depodu, Discount papsr, Ard ,naks
w collections, In this city and throsghost ~
Nor til west.
ExchAnge bought sad sold 81 current rates.
Gold, silver, asd unourreat money bosght aad
sold.
First class business paEsr waited.
HoRHiCN 1xcnAkoR.
Sterling Hxchsage London, Dublin. ssd The
Continsat-fron ene pond and apvssAs--st ~
dscsd rates.
.a-6&rangsrs visiting the city are isviAd 70 call
at eur Office, whore every informstion viii b. given
and the best rates paid for Eastern drafts.
kB1nnKncns.
Bank Repablic, New York City.
Carpenter vermilye, ~ Wali-st., New York
lssiah Lee 1 Co., Bsitinore, Nd.
Dunlevy, Drake Co., Cincinnati, o.
"A. A. Tucker Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J.Andsrson 4 Co., St. Louis,
J. Monroe Reid, Ksokak, lows.
Reid, Shields = Co.,
march, -dl wins
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

Meal Kssate Ter sale.
- IS = & - \ I'm E0
OrFEk Tor sale the following best Of ksai L.
7Rsii Less sornsr 18th and High sts.
do DO do 18th Orleans streets.
do do north side Aoreaa bet 18th lstA.
do do soath side Carol bst 6tA end III.
Lot 80 fest frOat By lAe deep, north side Mass,
between 1th and 9Th.
3tuli less corner 18th and cosesrt st.
icts % TEA front BY lee deep, east Id leth o.
hsglnniss % lsss north of Higk
lor ssr lsth asd aisA-sts., 70 fess on 1sth BY
Lot. ., ! and IL. block =, xa.o.. Aaal.is..-
Le.ss and 10, bsssk 7. .srtA side II vrasAlsn,
- - '''' ps IL is Fl; ! 'Ezzs Il
| Sseoa1 street, betwssa Main and Jshnsoa, svss
| Ing acussaf Hath Ihpopssa. fnh1A
| EOW 0ALE.
lnNE fall let sesnss oh sad Meegss ssrssts In
~ proved with 4ssns Asass, soos1s. This pro-
pssty viii b offered for fsv days only. Apply 70
nsr2.d PRIMROSE HAYNES.
NEW thru. story s1 s,, sA. .,os. .s<,., i, 49,
"A Asia-st.i lot ~ y lao feet; buildias - b -
''s .i,s s''' '''''.'1 Sa1H HRI's HAYxss.
| A LOT Of ground - Test frost On StA strsst, -
"A = e lot SAITH q Eaak stssst, By ~ let desp
: .l = r. Al'''' rs 1l1zz12Zcssr HArsss.
100 0AEE.
I OF sesass u l2sA ard Johasoa stsssos, - -
II l4e feet. II u eo1slAsgsa eAeap - ~ prize
= yais1 i i 'ss''A- 81 80: Ss2
"a natssiais aaA Il ~ nsss saAsaAnAiol nGoose.
ene sters ree0 o. 0sst 1oH, ROOMS - stssy, snd
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Mich Cows.
g COWS and Calves for sale II
" methodist GRAHAM'S STABLE
DoarAing.

1.-TWO rooms suitsble fos families, with board
4 can be had corner Of 7th and johnson streets
Also, few young gentlemen eAn bs accommodates
with board and lodging.
inch 4-d6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

iT Muggins says it's ouongh 10 make one
shudder to read the printers advertisement,
for boy Of tmoral character, when Il il
we'll known they intend to make 'dcvil''
of him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

Two rent, for months year, ct Say time ~
/ tween prsssnt Aats and ths LIST Of nay, fraae
dwelling house Of from thsss 70 six sseas, = .
good nsigsbefhood, on high grouad bstwsea Mais
end Cedar stsssss. Ocsapaats will b. oil aAalts--
eessAsst staadiag singy On N saslsssA ~,
With N upper story and eistsrn prefsSsod. PSiss
bat little object II at al renewable. nsni viii
b promptly paid. Decd r~fsFenss eivsnj alse
security agAinat damage, II desired:
Inquire 81 this O0ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

CO Geo. c. Dixon, Chas. Baldwin, C.
Judscn nottingham, II. R. Reeder, Geo. W.
Tison, Francis II. Wootton, Vim. Edwards,
H. S. Kyle, II. II. McCleary, Gibson Browne,
Thos. Morgan, Jno. r. Todd, Will X. Gar
rard, Erie j. Leech, Clerk District Court Lee
Co.; {. b. Turner, Sheriff Lee Co., and 10.
p. Stotts, Deputy, have addressed letter to
Hon. Thomas W. Clagett, expressing An earn
est solicitude that he should b candidate
Tor Judge Of this District at the ensuing
election; and Thomas w. Clagett kindly con
SCENTS to crafty the very ardent desires Of
his aforesaid frieuds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

CO We gather from the telegraphic items
that Mr.. Parker was nominated ns csndi-
date for Governor by the Democratic Con-
vention. at Harrisburg; or the twenty ninth
ballot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

q Latest arrivals from Havana rey ort a
downward tendency Sin prices Of sugar., and
represent the stock on at hand IS, 600 boxes.
c. Senator Dodge reported against an
appropriation TO build n Custom House, &C.,
10 Burlington, and the matter has been in.
ds6nissiy postponed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

I HAVE this day disposed Of my entire Interest
in the boot and shoe business to n C. huesk amp
and take pleasure in recommending him TO the pub
lie ~ one deserving Of their patronage.
mcha-d3w LEftNARD AATLASs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

0eHlillions for Dc fence, !" = tho dasks,
said when ball vas chasing hin aeeess II
Geld.
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DTKBcT IMPORTATION
or
HARWARE AND CUTLERYt

.. " :. = II. TT Q r : = !,
TMPoRTKRS AND WHOLESALE DkALxRs,
i have In store, and ere relieving thsis suppliss
for the spring trade, direct fron IL naksss uhisA
they Offer to cash and prompt tine-bsysn q H.
vorabis terms. The stock Seisg sussuAlly lsses,
they soaAdeatiy solicit sxanisasiop u ~ sss.
fsb37 DIV SWAN. TUOKEh
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Regular Dss Msinss 8ivsS racket.
rlsHE BAD0ER STATE, D. G. 6ss- - -
1 sLs, nastsF, will leave fosyort 0ss
Aoinss and Intermediate ports thisd day G o'sssk
P. m. For freight Or passage apply - boArd.
sscrs nesn - Matn.ss. Ter Rsns.
vISHE store room nov occupied b. HitsAsssk .
l Co., on Asin4t. Possession gives "a shs lst
Of Nay. Also, tho three story brick baiIdsg IN
Hardssty . Block. Inquire Of
mch1-dot hickey SIMPSON.
ron SALE.
A BRICK Dwelling House, on corner lot ia II.
a front, 10 block ~ Isgairs % the pss.isss.
Agchtsocs.
!" A. RICE, Architect, having ssGurnsd frou
w the East, ssn BE- seen BY those who nay ~
Suire hs services, 81 his o1cs In Kiboarns DIeak
Main-st., bet. "a and ID. ffsh3e-AIv
kook G1orol
u 0BkRTSON 4 LIVINGSTON, having solA eat
- their sntssstook 10 the Hssd Stsss 70 Mr. San I
0rsham they would b very urgent % thoes indsbs.
ed 70 them 70 call aud settle their bills ~ soeu
possbs - the parties wish 10 engage In othss bas-
iuess.
Thossto whom We are Indebted sss1 not b. pas-
ticular about calling, Geo Robertsm will y q
the old stand for two weeks 70 obtain ssttlsnssss.
feb28-d1w
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WIN AND HAssl - Asae .aseoe-
sssy sonnsstion r. ! Nt1l, o. svsa ha-
nofsns ideas, 60 y eeul1stabis state Of
niad. .aN1ft NAGunhaDpy, - Johnson mo-
res, tA1aeA betA wssS gysns Wits. Hood
~ sxts11sH eae;ect q ~ spirits, and
pis,S nes bseAuss 49, - : merry mood,
but to sksep up'' against his habitusl ton
dency to melancholy, Liston, the greatest
of comic actors, suffered extremely from men
tai depression, and Layman Blanchard, one
Of Punshs best bumorists, blew his own
brains out, leaving Douglas Jerrold 70 finish
the famous ssCaudle Lectures" which the
former bogus. With the single exesptisn u
Swift, who vas . disappointed Polisieiae:,
NAL spirits were impaired BY difsass, and
who themselves groaned over the sshsppy
fancies" which set the rest Of the world .
laughing.
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c. At election held in Bentonsport.
on Monday, there was almost m unanimous
vote Of the citizens in favor Of proposition
TO subscribe Ten Thousand Dollars TO the
stock OF the keokuk and Fort Des moines
Railroad.
That's the right spirit. Pass i. all along
the line.
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TOHN BLUM having made ~ assigpnsnt b thA
undersigned, for Tbs bsne2t Ut ill his sssditsn,
notice IL hereby given y al persoaa having slatns
against the said Blum 10 present thsn lnmsdiatsly
and all persons indebted ara requested 70 make In
mediate payment. Y. MILLS,
Assignee VI Joha Elan.
Keokuk, Peb. ~, lst7-f37-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

DocToRs EsouoH.-ln Philadelphia there
Are no less thru nine Medical Colleges, Eve
OF them being irregular. Fifteen hundred
students are claimed by the nine collectively
~ being the attendance this winter. OF
these the Jefferson College is said to have
aeo; the Old University School 400; Pennsyl-
vanla College $50; and the Philadelphia
100.
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sTsHE partnership hssssacsss existing hstvssu
1 Forester, KielN Ailiiean. n tAs aspsstss
The business will - soutipusA b. Forester 4
klSIn, Who win settle al elsins II tAs ola nru
nchA-d1ts D. 8. FORESTER.
y, q. KLBIHS.
Juo. H. IrLII6AN
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DlSHOLUTlON.

fINHE oo-partnsrship heretofore existing under
L the name and style Of Hniskamp 4 EstlAss,
was dissolved by mutual consent, March ID, 1851
All claims against the late firm will h. oancsled b.
II. G. Huiskamp, who win In future eoaducs bssi.
and who alone 10 authorized 10 ssttis The busi-
mesa of the old asua.-
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A CrSxrKo Fox.--In Ireland . sharp fell
low 10 said TO be Gas cute % Powers fox,
the fox Of Ballybothem, which used to Rad
tho newspapers every morning TO 6nd out
where tho hounds were to meet"
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Stars ~ CosSDcsscur. lss
HastfssA COuaty,
sssrn e IsSoss nssAis IN Ssy Of ysssasy, 1851,
y 3. q. nlpisy, vise rYsadsss, ea1 1hsnas 4.
AlsaaaAss. ssssstssy. HENRY v0Wlxk,
Jusatss q ~ peoss.
0sxI- Actual Dvipsnp, Pa Cssf.
-1es iAsusanss h tAsatsgs Cempaoy, either
frsa 10 daAsssp VI etre a. lnlsn1 &avtGaltos,
ell - ~ suHsstbss - The oGes IL kIsksy mp-
-, vsse sias ~ "a, bssvss. Aaia nd JsAsssa
stsssts, Ksekuk, Iowa. All Lesses h tAis 0sets
sd(sstsd - paid By II. .. TN xxcK,
lsbl3-Aln oeats AGpae.
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ca The locofoco majority in the Senate
succeeded in staving off the decision MS to
the right TO seats in that body, claimed by
Bright and Fitch, under the pretence Of Civ
ing time to take testimony. So Indiana is
represented BY two Senators who have not
particle OF right in the United States Senate,
and who are to all practical intents elected by
the locofoco majority In the Senate Of the u.
States, in direct violation OF the sovereign
rights, and the laws AMI constitution Of the
State Of Indiana.
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OTTO LYMAN
OFFERS Ills SERVICES

Pest - . . = = 4uaPsa,
SETTLE UP AND CLOSE BOOKS.
To copy Records, and all kinds of Wrisino.
DAKrlCuLAR attention will b given TO the
Collecting Of Notes.
0rvIck ~ Wood 4 Strihlen's Drugstore Isl Main
street, bet. 9Th and Tth.
REYERxscxs.--D. White, J. Ruddick. WIN, Rud-
dick. 4. K. Hart, Wood Striblsn. lmchs-dln
Dissolasisn.
VINHE partnership heretofore existing anaes
4 the name of eharts 4 Paul, Was this DAY dis
solved BY mutual consent. All claims against said
hrm will be cancelled by N. Y. 6hasts, Who will In
thoriHsd TO settle the business VI the old Arm.
March ), 81 n. p. SHAFTS.
mh6-d2w J. b. PAUL.
Take Notice.
VINHE undersignsd will oontnu the Lanhcr bus-
inen at the old stand, on DIS Moinss stssst, be-.
tween I'd and 4th, opposite the Dss Moinss VALLEY
Flaming MIL, where be found ct present large
lot OF prime clear siding, which 10 o1sssa low.
msh6-d2w NJ. p. STARTS.
A SMART. active boy, to learn the drug businsss
"A Apply ~ AOOPER'S
mcho-d3t Aain-st, bot ID ID.
Mich Cows.
q COWS and Calves for sale ~
u mch6-dst GRAHAM's STABLE
Boarding.
1.-TWO rooms suitable fos families. With board
4 can be had corner Of 7th and Johpson streets
Also, 4 fe0 h. -
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1lDn 1NsUnANCK.
,..I 1.o :1.;sr s ,.sss1IcI co:,lxr
or 81. LOUIS.
psAacsoss,
e: nscsas. 9. =. IA9sll. c.; oTssly.
Js.s s.a.a, 4. ?. fs.essx 2; 9; -.
10 uxSnA-nI2A1Dous nlexa SAGD1.
...,1, /. = n3sSas a ~. n .s::ss
ssrsu1 n eAn1ssr m Sumsmey ID 0seey
0oena 0lseee, xsskut, IeWo.
vIvMn Hsns Osnpsay AsAss Min = ~ n1ss
Aap s q III cz 10 = FL IA svtc czsn III
n4uA, aAsaas = ssassaa1ls = sAess y ssy Sslis
g.. 10y ry;A, ~ 81. s.:.... H. S. g.
AZ ssiH1... In A''ri'e..s 2, yS:s $500
=. y. RANKIN. viss rsss, w.I1u1N8R. Fee
Gaanaesan Las I1sa5a1es cs1111J,
I1e p1eADvAYs n1w Teax.
Ca Ce2eeeant Aeeeneleltes IN, -.
- - !; 5: rs. = Is ;ssssy i i ! 4;
ksl1en. & e1si1sss Is sAisI ~ S(ssiSsiasys s,s
.ssssally 49,. A.@E =: - Dlsss.s,s a!s &c
- wealthy - - MI eSs1nsoe ~ NeW orb.
1Ais % : 6teek CemDasy, SstusStse y The ss.
eed es4 psr eeut. q Ill M pro1ts tSl-enHualiy.
4 party ~ yOs5 q - nay sessss 10 hIs fanlly.
es ssuIt ~ e1aioe q Ne eeslitoes, Ter ahest 80
ssa1s ~ 49,, polisy ~ q, ~.
Me- woelA net 1paSs this snn Tor tAe gsAti1ea.
~ - Tsoesiss. = siek NJ q Il 80 = aeei-
6eat tAAa 4 al slss fail, ~ lad 1900 : esstaia
Deevlsisn - his fanilyf Il VcnIA MSAtsA 81
- ,and le nose ~ ~ rseovsYy tAaA ns1iesle.
.. Z. Wsssss. ess.y. s. 8
Hsoepee4oo, wt1A I'll ueoe11oSy tn1eematjon, 1uF
1isAsd-ly lICxxY : DtMloou, Agts.
3oot o. Jn1J9ing,
AuGo-11y xeohnk, IeWa.
sAx1o. 80 . ~. ~ - It = - r. 81 q,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06
LOCOEOCOISM
RON n ED IOWA OF
81 0 @, @ @ @ @ O.!
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- INC ftns
Business was crowded through Congress
in great confusion on the 4th. Members be-
ing anxious for the floor, a half dozen gen.
orally occupied at once. Many committees of
conference were appointed with u view to
bringing the two Houses to agree on bill.
before them, and the labors Of the commit
tees were generally attended with success.
Mr.. Aiken, Of South Carolina, moved
q vote Of thanks to Speaker Banks, which
vas violently and vociferously opposed by
the chivalry, but passed with only % mega
tive votes, notwithstanding the great effort
to array the South against the speaker. /
The ceremonies of the Inauguration came
OF at the Capitol in the afternoon as usual.
The President and Vice President, with a
lady representing the Goddess Of Liberty were
drawn to the Capitol in an open cnrriage.-
The President went into the Senate Chamber
where the oath Of Office was administered
and then he proceeded to the eastern portico,
OF the Capitol and delivered his Inaugural.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-06

WAoaooalo ouA 1esall D.u99sses.
HAvENo ylSsAased NE entire stosk drSes, Nd
IL teinn, ~, and constantly ssesiviae lase
snpplisA fsoa sAs Hast, We oGsr 10 ths city &
sonAlry tsaAs aas Of the most eompists steaks 8
tho city. call nd 80 u the old stanA 81 3.
4oksnay.
Prssssfplieas sarsfslly compensated Ct Ill Aosiu
day andnigAt. b. prasaisal psssslptisaisls.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-17

OF The coal miners at the Bodiam
Mines near the city have yielded and
consented to go to work, at the old prices
that have been paid for the year past
They were al received back into the pit,
except few of the ringleaders who had
been active in promoting the disturbance.
The experienced miners at these mines
make from S55 to SOS per month. for
about six hours work per day, exclusive
of the cost of powder and lights. Raw
hands put into the pit without any pre-
vious teaching, are enabled to make from
S35 TO $50 per month beside paying for
their powder and lights. The work is
neither severe nor difficult; the process
Of digging is performed by series o.
hastings, and not by the sever labor o
the muscles, as in most other coal mines
on the river, by undermining and wedg
ing down the coal. The prices that have
been paid were generous Tor, the labor
performed, and an attempt to extort still
higher prices at time when all othe
prices were declining-and that too from
employers who have as yet received n
return from an investment Of larg
capital-was most unreasonable and I'm
Just. This disturbance will attract tn
notice Of other laborers in the city to thi
branch Of employment, and secure US a
abundant supply Of coal hereafter indie
pendent OF the professional coal digger,