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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28
BY Stair AUTAORITY /.

-
IscoaPoRArxD l8l9.--CzAarxR PxaPEruAL.
Cash Capital. $1,000. 900.
ABsoLurE Asp usInpAlRxp.
WITH SURPLUS OF $5os, ss7.ss.
Hsih the Pre'fise Of 80 Yssrs' sucess Experiences.
AssETs JANUARY 1, 1855.
Cash In hand and Dspositss in Hartford Banks,
Cash in transita and Agents hssds. loss72 os
Moncy que Co.. secured by nortgaGe.-.. 6.ll8.04
Bills Receivable. ..................... 3I,l77 Is
lo2 bonds, and 10 y Of. lot. an ~, Slo2, 900 90
oS % sn a. nsilro.a otosa -.-...:.. $4,000
y . stafford Bank Stock .......... b.Ooe 90
% do Waterbury Bank stock...... 6seS0o
80 do Providence I" 800. IseO -
SIS SIS g. g. F N..i fs,l ,ss g
100 do rs. Trust Co. N. stock. ocoo. &C.
$50 do N. y L. r., Trustee. /" -, 500. 90
Total Liabilities, sL5oe.ss7ss
- ,.t.led Claim. no. due. ......-.-..s I7s,s1.a
- Eqstsasiy Adjssfed snd Prs~p,iy psie.
UPWARDS OF sis. 900 200
VI Losses navs hssn paid ~ the ktna Insurance
I. Co., In tbs past 10 yssss.
Wv
Fire ana GnbanA Navigator
Risks accepted 1t terms consistent with solyeucy
aad Fair profit.
Especial attention stsss to fAe Insvya~ce Of Ssiuo,
sad Contents, for irms Of one 10. ass yssys.
The progress Of this corporation las been stable
and uninterrupted through sssscnsof Anancial sun
shine and storm, Or periods eventual In or exempt
from sweeping conoarations and naritime diaas-
tor. Being long established On cash hasis. Is,
troubles Of thecredit system eject n In no mate
Dsriss an Hines" the security Of r.,i.bl. In.
sufanee - an imperative daty-ths ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
lessened.
Agencies in all the principal elites and town,
thrsaGhoat the State. Policies issued without
delay. BY any Of the duly authorised Assnts ii The
- Business attended 10 with Despatch aud FL
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of Ind
and Main-sts b. TEN-EYCK,
nenslAw Won sssss Agent.
ROYAL STEWART. Jso.n. eal,Ssrn.
sTEWART GnIRElrM,
Once formerly occupied BY Astch TAsmpson,
sEcoED ST., NzAR MAIN,
......IOWA,
Attorneys and CoHnssIlors at Lac.
INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Particular attention paid 10 tAe Collection Of Dsei.
end Looming ~ Moneys.
I N 8 q r 4 N G E!!
numn CALL AND
..... lDoEs your Property ogotnst Loss By
wing responsible Companies
HU7EDo1Dr
Is CITY Or NEW YORK.
CASE CAPIrAL
~ TAeusanA Dsllars.
1iRy{HsURANcE COMPANY,
= yAah clDisai 900. 900 Dollars.
- e. PACIFIC
~ lEARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
". LoUIs, no.
neh Capital 1900 900.
isks1Aken in this very res ponsi-
F4E OaHAT mEruuLrc
INSURANCE COMPANY,
- kAar ~ LouIs, NO.
4 np4tAl 500, 600 nsllars.
Kl11s solicited for shis very respon- |
rare 4 MaY1nc Ims. &c.
0EPOKT, CONN.
6uRrLUs, 1867 900 90.
N schanscs Insurance %.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAPlTAL, 100000 90.
pvs highly responsible Companies are nov
prepared 20 Insure Pr against
Loss or Damage bySirs,
Ind Pay al Lceses Promptly. -
) INSURE YOUR LIVES,
FOR 'A' y's L''''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28
AT r EN- 1 4
Dry Goo ~ y
NEW Arm !
-. HI. iii OIL
CORNER OF MAIlaeuAN
One Of theiargsl assS

y
EVER LANDED IN THIS CT
nOIh0 businssse ntirely on the q Cash systeu. =
~ expect 70 sell Goods ~ cheap a. any other
h0uAe In ksokuk.
Nv stock se.prisen ythias in the Dry Deeds
leos, DELE Dlrsts ,swissss, jack
0nsau md all styles Of
Sstts. ribbsas kssss 49,, caps, g. ~
veil selected stosk ii LAdiss' Shoes
Also, good Assortmest VI cassinersl
hlue Cloth, Dosskin Summer Cloth, Y
let u sanmsr vsstingS, such - MarssIliss
Silks, -.
Asts and Cap, Boots and 6hoes Of ali kindsfof
0saslsnea's wear. cravsts, stocks. gloves, Sc.
aad many other arsaciss naasro9s ~ mention.
All Of uhich will be sold u very low prices for
cash. Nv 0oodsare new. Gene and examine for
yourselves. No tronbls - show Goods and Prizes.
Ksekuk, Jane lS-dAw J.H.H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

y Nd AeAlly " yes vast svs,~a-
- BE Book, or Anythine il the
ssy Of Fancy Geods which viii ~
80 The thing appropriate for :
OHklS TAAS PRESENT
" Your wife, friend Or swseeA -
,sll on
HART : BARBER,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28
GEO. FOSTER,

INK attention " purchasers IL respestfu,,v -.
vitsd - ehs shove stock, vhtch win & fo.nS -
conprise ~ Aswest, lareest Anl bsss asuorfm.rt
81 ths KIM Tor ssle n this cts. nj n
which are oasssd at prices 70 suit the times.-
parsass aeont ~ sennsucs housekeeping. hcuss-
kSspcrs, and AL IN vast Of the above sytsies vti
Ind u TO their advantage to give ne ) call nrs.
vieust TO parehssing elsewhere.
junsBd q rnsrrp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

81 though
combined and
Ataef stab.
hhns .hs i. for uDiv..
aCenbins
to les Nv tho
he In noton
@ IL III; TSanns S .s i 'a And
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

NOTHCk.
a ~ pefeoss inasb<ed 70 the late Arm Of ber~a,a.
"A 1audain Co., are rsqsaetsd % eoil ~ ~
eaes q ,. 3. Merriam (whsrs ths hooks nv -
ses.al 40 :setls tAsir aeeo.nts with !. o. her
nasds who slonsh aathof1se1 70 collect The sanA.
q. B1ANARD. 4
J.H.NAUDAIN.
BkRNARDA LOCKWOOD.
1sb. J, 1sSe-dH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

= INSURE YOUR LIVES.
For the .s yos Lossi
n.aaAa ,nsaans IT. .sssra.c. C.
e1s ssis |, ~ ....:' w. !.
I'D pS1d etnssS i, -, ses.Si
accs7 Ted ,7l3,1 1ks3
Policies .gv H. u Il ~ abov. ,.,,.h,. -
responsible Life Inssrsscs Conpany, s. psyias
one half the premium IL cash, givinx ncts 7of ths
other haif ~ . Per cent. intsisst--annsal diyi-
dsnds, aversging 50 per cent, paid TO insured and
I'd So the agents for shove Com paniss, Il
ce on Second street. "
STEWART GRIFFITH.
sis, 900 rsrst Morsgags DsaAs
= linn = r. w'y.s \. r. = EzshAnse for
1MPRoyED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
WArFA nss " . atea.
Acres choice Farming Lan1s,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
~ sac cAees Exchange (ss 0eods,
i E.ssass r'i 81 L s sas'is !. lows.
- Missouri 8 - =
LanAs II Northern ~ q f1Assr Nv. for
sale on fssosaAle tssmes ~ "
.ealoA ~ m TenyITA, Assass.
] ] !
twse1 ~ he naMe ano
- q - No Day dissolved y
mutual cenl ~ Ua}naS I'm ~ ~
- = 80 j. thtnAme " the
n nO1nA1 MAIRts.
-, having fermea O. Partner
100 and yie II Mainse BsotAes.
tie entire Interest Of d. B. uayyas.
he bsssness Of sfsstsrins RsaA
herring, Pump rubing, f., 81
N u j ABlnk Htrsets. near ths
11oinsa Rail 1eaA Depot.
ROBERT HAINE0,
~ sept. =, ~. r. 9. HAIHRE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

INVITE Ironstons Dininr. lea And 1.Il..
" ware, Of new and Beautiful shapes for ssls
- ssis ~ ptssss TO suit purchaser, 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

in sets or pairs new aad rich
issf Tor sale ~ GEO. FO6TER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-28

SlNE decosated China yasss, Colognss, Naaeh
= noxs: Candisstieks, Card Basksts, Inks, Motto
ale low by GRO. K0eTr1
juns8d
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
NOTICE

Is hereby given, and, also, an invitation
communicated, to the Inhabitants of Mar
shall county, and especially those who re-
side in Union Town and its vicinity:
1st. That meeting will be held at the
School house in Union Town, on the even
lug Of the 18th of March, 1858, to lake in
to considerations the property of forming a
society to be known as the "ANTroUaRraN
HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"" for the purpose of
collecting circumstances and incidents rel.
alive to the settlement of this region Of
country, from the first settlement by the
white man to the present time, that il may
be read BY posterity. which we believe will
be with great interest
"a. All who favor the object are request
ed to attend on said evening, to consult
and adopt the best means TO accomplish the
desired object.
UNION Town, Feb. I3, $50.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
R. j. WALKER
Two Mcn Shot.
Indianapolis, Feb.

Indianapolis, Feb. 10.
On Saturday night, about f2 O'Clock,
two Irishmen entered Bucker's saloon, in
this city, for the purpose of purchasing
liquor. Upon being refused, they attempt.
ed to raise disturbance among the per-
sons who were in the saloon, when the bar
keeper, named Hohl, German. and man
named Castillo, an American, interfered to
prevent fight. The Irishmen both drew
reviewers and fred into crowd. Castillo
was shot three times, and dice last night
Hohl was shot twice, and is not expected
to live. eT t
One of the Irishmen has been arrested
A good deal of excitement prevails, and
lynch Law is loudly talked of. a5 8a
New York, Feb. 8.
The steamer Star of the West will be az
at 80, and the North Star, from South
ampton 9th, will reach her dock at about
O'Clock. as fsaa
The PenitentIary Hospital on Blackwell''
Island, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning The 600 inmates were all res
cued. though in the panic it was accom-
plished with difficulty. The loss is up
wards of $4,000.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

ES-We are just in receipt of Gov.
Wisc's great letter to the mass convention
of the Democracy. held at Philadelphia on
The 8thinst. Its great length will prevent
our publishing it, but we sincerely wish it
was in the hands of every person to read,
and digest. The Philadelphia Press says of
it: The letter of Gov. Wise is singuarly
opposite and fearless. II calmly and con-
vlncingly analyses and discusses the Pres
ident's message. Never before, in the his
tory Of politics. was there moro complete
argument. 1t will occasion deep sensa-
ton in every part of the Union.
The men who tell us that we are going
against the Democratic party must look
these demonstrations in the face. 1t is vain
to attempt to rail down the public senti-
ment on this subject. "H UW not dorm -
1t is covered all over with the impenetra-
bic armor of truth. 1t speaks through a
million of tongues. 1t radiates from every
household in the North, and palpita;es in
every honest mans breast. 1t is invinci
bic against threats, and will prevail. though
all the powers of earth be arrayed against it
Never before have our people been SO terri
bly, in earnest. Never before have the
Democracy occupied prouder or NOR,
copquering position. Let those who 1oub
4 II ha ur,rpai IN tin,a
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

a,lut your morbid appetite Cor SANDER on
every one who may unfortunately over
stepthc bounds you have set for moral
characters.
How closely you draw the coils around
them, and with all the malicious ferocity
of the spider, pour your venom into the
bleeding wound of your victim,
With spirit more barbarous than that Of
the untutored savage. you show no mer-
cy.
Do you imagine your own walk in life
will stand the test to which the great judge
Of the Universe will put it? Are you more
righteous than the master whom you pro.
TESS to serve? Did he not cat with tn,
publicans and sinners? Did not he ever
pray tor his enemies and for those who
rallied on him? Go to your bible If yor
possess the sacred treasure, and If not
borrow it from the neighbor you woul(
Islander, ana then read, that when they o
old were about to stone the woman who
had sinned, the author Of our text pu
them all TO flight. by requesting he wh'
was guiltless TO cast the first stone. Car
you cast that stone, my hearers. or i
your house built of glass?' II so, wo'.
say to you, Judge not that ye be no
judged, for with whatever Judgment yo'
Judge. the same shall be judged Of you a
gain, but may we all so live as to gain tn
appreciation of the great Judge at the judg
ment day. So mote 1t be.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
Albany, Feb 1e

~'The Niles Republican. has been the
title of this paper about go years l6 since
it come under our control. Our political
opponents have been changing their names
at almost every defeat. The wings have
become abolilionized and gone out, and the
abolition party rally under the name of Re
publinans--thus stealing our name--and
we have been thinking seriously of chang
ing II, for the reason some are deceived in
its political character by the title. This
weeks stranger called upon US to talk abou;
his beloved Fremont and Jessis. We got a
littel riled, went to our head and tore sole
in our coat. of arms land filled 1t with Dem
cratic and there i: is, reader, democratic
now and forever. Take look at it, and lie
no man hereafter imagine that We ever were
guilty of supporting Fremont and singing
tn ri lu to a Jessie circle with Dewey
should lave said Professor Dewey.---Dem
ocratic Republican,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

wTne Louisville Democrat says oil
the triumph of Harris resolution in the
House, this ends the Lccompton dodge in
the House. 1t will get weaker daily =
Those who voted for the examination don't
intend to sustain the Lecompton Constitu-
ton. They intend to prepare the artillery
to kill it, and they will do it effectually.--
By the time the whole thing is exposed, it
will have no friends. The Lecomptoni,es
in claiming majoriety of 2lin the House,
counted their chickens before they were
hatched.'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

The intention of the propretors of the Sentinel
to make it in all respects a newspaper worthy the
support of the Democracy of Indiana. And in the
proportion its circulation is increased and its adj
yertising patronage enlarged viii be ability to
add to its interest. Having no local agents, we
depend entirely upon the efforts of our political
friends to extend its circulation. In no cheaper or
more effectual way political intelligence be cir
calated, zeal excited and party organization pre-
served, than through the medium of the press
ALL then, who are DESTROYS of the Democratic prn-
ciples and policy, the cause in no better
than in extending the circulation of the political
organs of the party.
The year, upon which We have ente ed will
doubtless be one of important events. Upon all
matters of public interest we shall give full and
reliable intelligence. An important State election
occurs next October. A new Legislature, MEM
bers of Congress, Supreme Judg s, and most of
the State officers are to be elected. Ii is only by
sleepless vigilance and untirng fort that we
expect TO maintain the supremacy of the Demo
cratic party. 1t behooves every Democrat, then.
to inform himself upon the issues OF the day which
it will be the object of the Sentinel faithfully TO
present, and thus be prepared for the conflict.
The Sentinel will be governed in its political
course BY the authoritatively expressed sentiments
of the party. The principle and policy ii promul-
gates it will be cur aim to advocate and defend,
believing that upon the integrity of the Demo-
cratic party rests the preservation OF our unequai-
ed Government 1t will represent the Democratic
party of Indiana; not cliques, factions Or men,
1t will be impartial towards al candidates for pub
lie positions and its representative men, and it will
be our object to elect and sustain. 6a
The Sentinel will pay especial attention to COM
mercal the agricultural interests of the State
and all miscellaneous intelligence.
We have made arrangements for the news oy
telegraph as full as the Cincinnati papers inns
will add largely to our expenses, tor when we nope
IN he remunerated by an increased circulation
We viii also send the Daily by express to all the
TERMs:-Strictly in advance.
Daily Sentinel per month. ............ so
Weekly Sentinel, sngle subscribers, per year 1 SO
weekly Sentinel, clubs of FIVE. 25
do do ten............ 10 90
And the came rate for over that number Those
who send clubs of twenty over, will be entitled to
one copy of the paper without charge. To those
who get the three largest clubs for the Sentinel We
will present with suitable premiums. Addres
BINGHAM & DOUGHTY, PROJECTORS
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
Kat ter froRaa KANSAS.

81. LOUIS, Feb. 9.
The Lecomp!on correspondent of the
Democrat says the bill providing for the
Constitution has passed the Kansas Legis-
lature.
Letters from Lawrence in the Leaven-
worth papers contains accoants of the pro-
ceedings of the Board of Commissioners to
investigate tire election frauds.
Mclean, chief clerk in tie Surveyor Gen
erals office, testified to having sent returns
of both elections 10 Platte City at Calhoun s
request; that he had not seen them since;
that the Delaware Crossing returns had
never been received az Lccompton.
This was doubted, and Sheriff Walker
was dispatched to Lecompton to search
Calhvun's office. He found buried IN the
ground under wood pile, the Identical re-
turns which Mclean swore 10 having sem
to Platte City.
Governor Denver, the Speaker of the
House and the President of the Senate, ex-
amincd him, and he swore to the same.
The returns which Calhoun counted on
the lfh ult., and the Delaware Crossing
returns are also among them, footing up
$40 votes.
Previous to this Diefendorf testified tc
having given the Delaware Crossing re.
turns to Calhoun at Weston, subsequent to
the count at Lecompton.
Wrts have been issued for Mclean and
Mr.. Wood, who have fled to escape arrest
Gen. Harvey and Capts. Pleasant and
Barnet arrived here to night.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
Nlarsbal( Q,ountp lcnlotrat

Official paper OF Marshall County, and having the
largest circulation of any paper published nthe
county, is THE paper for those wishing to advertise
JOBS of all Kin IS executed in Il BETTER styie,
md on as reasonable terms at any other Office IN
Northern Indiana.
Tho having anything in The line of Printing to
be dole, will find it greatly to their interest to call
at the Democrat Office and examine specimens be-
fore going elsewhere, as We are confident that our
work and prices cannot fail to please. All com
municatons should be addressed to
MCDONALD BRO, Proprietors.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
Ey-The Schenectady IN. W ReRecto,

Ey-The Schenectady On. Y. Reflector
is resposibe for tie following: Quite a
mistake lately occurred IN love affair at
Duanesburg. A couple of young ones
agreed to elope together. and by some
mistake in the preliminary arrangements,
the gentleman put his ladder up to the
window of the room next to the one where
his sweetheart slept, which proved to be
that in which her anxious mamma, hand
some widow, leposed. She turned the
mistake to her own advantage, got into his
arms. returned his afFectionate embraces,
was home by him to the carriage. and pre-
serving becoming silence until daylight,
kept him blind of his error; and by the po-
tent power of her Establishments. actually
charmed him into matrmony with herself
We give these facts on tile authoriety of a
responsible correspondent.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

ARMY srPpLIEs.--Yeslerday, $1,000
sacks of -four were contracted for at So, 95
sack; and over 100000 pounds bacon
(clear sides) at 10 cents pound: all de-
!iverabIe on board at st. Louis on the LIST
and Goth Of March. and purchased as a
part of the supplies ofthe troops in Kan
sas and Utah.-&. Louis
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

CoURfiNG Cousins. Of the favorite
customs in all civilized communities is the
Irritation and counting of cousins. The
Legislature of Kentucky. however, have
interposed their authority 10 break up the
delicious custom-they have passed an act
prohibiting the marriage of first cousins in
that State. u - AAA-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

Es a gentleman asked lady the other
day, the reason why so many tall gentle
men were old bachelors?
The reply was that they were obliged 10
lie cornewise 10 bed TO keep their feet in,
and that wife would be in the way.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

the votes so cast at any of the times and
places aforesaid were fraudulent and ille
gal
Whether any portion, aud if SO what
portion of the people of Kansas are in open
rebellion against the laws Of the country.
And that said Committee have power 10
send for persons and papers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

An ignc ant fellow who was about 10 get MAR
ried, resolved to make himself perfect in the re-
sponses Of the marriage service; but by mistake
he committed the service Of baptism, instead of
that of the communion, so when the clergyman
asked Linn in church, wilt thou have this woman
for your welded wife 2 the bridegroom answered
in a very solemn tone: #r
81 renounce them all
The astonished minister said, Il think you are a
fool, to which he replied:
'All this steadily be lieve.'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

EN'Can You tell me what are the wa
ges here?' inquired laborer Of a boy !
don't know, SIR What does your iatne, !,
get at the end of the week.? Get, saied
the boy, Why. he gets as tight as
brick
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

DIED PooR'-A5 If anybody could die rich,
andin the act of dying, did not csc tie erasp
upon the title deed and bond. and go away paup-
or out of time. n. gold! no Ian DIS. no Jewels or
tehementS. And yet men have been buried by
charity's hand who did die rich. died worth tbon-
sand pleasant memoried, a thousand hopes restor-
ed