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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

The DEYcIxNcY RnL.-The 81. Louis Re-
publican makes terrible ado over the fact
that Congress does not push the Deficiency
bill through without delay, and consequently
without examination. We presume that the
scandalous wasteful and fraudulent expen-
ditures provided for in that bill, shocks the
nerves and exci.es the fears Of No Demo-
cratic Houss Of Representative which, with
. majority of some forty votss, must shout
~ ~ responsibility. But hear the Repub-
No.:
II b notorious that hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars--we might say millions have been
advanced BY our citisens, on the faith OF an
early appropriation BY Coagfess to meet
shese just demands. The d6lay touches
them nearly, and il one promineGa cause of
the stringency in money matters 1t this
jnncture, in many parts Of the state. Every
day 20 neglect to pass this bill, in which the
credit oil the Government Is directly con-
cerned, adds to tho diikcultiee existing here,
and curses, both loud Al -, will be vis-
tied upon Cenersss, il ~ G6ooarc 10 no.
soon adopto1, k the Adn Ialion must
Be mt dq n hassrds, - Dssns to be
the de- ., i oan be done at a less
cost tb6n fRos Of tho credit Of the
Governm6 ~ best interests Of the
R1ss TYxo DxAp.--A dispatch
in the 81. louis papers states that Rev. Dud-
ley A. Tying is dead.
His death resulted from an accident which
10 noticed in the Philadelphia Journal Of the
18th, as follows:
On Tuesday morning the Rev. Dudley A.
Tying, the eloquent and popular divine Of
this city, left his study at Brookfeld, near
Conshohocken, to look at the operation Of
corn Smelling machine in the vicinity. Step
ping out on the inclined plane, he placed his
hand on that portion OF the instrument
known Al the "mule," which spreads out the
corn. His dressing gown became entangled
in the wheels OF the apparatus, which lacer-
ated his arm in the most frightful manner,
from the elbow to the shoulder, sevcring the
main artery and vein, and inaioting the
most circulating pain. He Immediately,
with great presence of mind, ordered the q.
tendant to bind his arm up tightly, and was
borne to the house very much exhausted by
the great loss Of blood. Two physicians
were called in, one from Conshohocksn and
one from Norristown, who remained with
him al night, and rendered every assistance
in their power. This morning MIR. Tying was
doing as we'll as there Was any reason 10 o.
poet, but he cannot be considered fairly ont
Of danger for several days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

~The Senate OF the United States has
agreed by vote Of rs to 20 70 postpone the
Pacific Railroad bill till December, -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

eIThe only amaranthins flower on earth
10 virtue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

NOtpCe.
huRIN0 my absence ON the city, Mr.. Otto
- Lyman 10 authorised ~ attend To my business
In tskIog applications for Insurance., issuing Poll
ciss, and collecting Premiums.
Mr.. Lyman eaa be found At the Literary Depot
On Asis street, between Sd and l,h.
apr27du &C.. A. sTRTBLEN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

THE 90 partnership heretofore existing between
Ihomss A. Harrison and Patrick Gibbons, sa-
der the style Of Harrison ! aibbons, bsiag dis
solved by the death of Mr.. Harrisoa, tAsir sGsirs
will be settled By p. GIBBONS, Who will carry on
tbs Wholsssis Liquor business II the old stand,
where be hopss 70 merit continuance OF the lib
ssai patronage bestowed upon the late lrn.
April 81, '6S-d6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

fINHE lad and 3rd aoors over store No. As Main
i at, Lately occupied by Ghas. sehaacr. The
Rooms the lad Aoer very desirsb Bile for olsss
The srd hoor IL suitable for . lodge room or
church. Fine frunt entrance on Aain-st.; laass
given for one year--Iow. Apply To
aprsd2v KELLOGG / BfR0R
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

No branch shall be permitted, in receiving
payment u it, banking house, or other places
than where the Same was yable, Of any note,
bill, Or other evidence OF debt due 70 such
branch, and payable u place other than ito
banking house, 10 receive In addition to the
amount Of such debt and the legal interest due
thereon. any sum whatsoever - premium, ex-
change or damage; Provided, That nothing in
this section contained shall prevent such branch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

ALE.
E0 BBLS. Dayton Ale, SO bills. CincianatI Ale
w Good summer stock, received On eoHsist.
msnt aud for sale by
STAFFORD / McCUNE,
apr2Jdlm Isv.A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23

ron AENT.
THAT SPACIOUS AND CONVENIENT DWELL
ING HOUSE,
CITUArkD on the Gunner Of Morgan and TAisd
~ streets, eontaining 10 large reeus bssidss .
Kitchen aud bath room. There 10 Also heiek sta
bic adjoining. Yor terms apply to
EDWARD AUMM Notary Public,
apr70df Third IT., near Main.
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ished BY losses or otherwise except on the
following accountants h to say:
LIST. On account of il notes Of circula :
ton.
ID. On account Of mcneys deposited with
or collected by such branch.
3D.. On account Of bills Of exchange or
drafts drawn against money actually on do
post to the credit Of, or due TO such branch
9TH. Liabilities 70 its stockholders on 40
count Of money paid in on capital stock, div
idends thereon, nd undivided profits.
Nor shall any branch, either directly or
indirectly, pledge, hypothecats, or exchange
any Of its notes of circulation for the pur.
pose Of procuring money, to be paid in on lie
capital stock, nor pledge or hypotheoate d.
rectly or indirectly any Of such notes 70 be
used in its ordinary banking operations
s 81. No branch shall, during the time il
shall cotinue its operation ~ branch, With
draw or permit to be withdrawn, either 10
form of dividendss = loans to stockholders.
for longer perio( Dtime than four months.
Or In any other manner, any portion Of its
capital stock; and IL losses shall at any time
have been sustained by any branch, equal to,
or exceeding it. undivided profits then on
hand, no dividends shall be made, and NO
dividends shall ever be made by any branch
while It shall continue its banking operations
to IN amount greater than its nett profits then
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-23
Na1l,1S ppm Trpmmenb bauien.
Toytleyung.
8pn Or. Grnt Bitter

Oo111kPunU"
SIR, Die ibr einf in ele9ante 1er &let>
cun9 auf Zen treiten Stetnen robintolz
5irtet uno nit urna9abmli9er @ei9ifz
libfeit rie ecle s$sunlt iibtet euer @elp
curG3utrin9en unp Sdupen gu MAIDEN
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ten Elm, penn ibr leip AUDI bierin nur
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aber itet6 srei Bertenten na9treten, Die
Sur Be1ddmun9 aller Stuber, init '&leiz
bern aus cem frittariten Sud- na9 rem
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bar, feline @rp6mutb unbenuet III la0en.
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nod peit iiter toulenp 2baler S@uloen
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in 8a9uS &ci6e unp meint, rab nod
bic Gnfel ppn euern Bierz unc @einferz
ttsteiten ersablen ,perceu, riibmet eu@ ,1idt
ldn9er eurer &orSi9e. Denn Tremmenz
baulen Yerbalt fi@ ;u eud mie ras !6et>
relter9er Tab su einem @iertelseimer9en.
Sbr bic ibr einit NIT bem @1ldoer in
Der .6ano Elm Sdreden Der 6eieen uni
9}eulinse tparet bic ibr bic @rSbe cures
&ubm3 na6 Der 3abl ner Duelle alb
ma6et unp sulebt al6 WldrtYrer eurer
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pie bic MYe Marias an einem @clen>
fron;e unp Ct purce >peni9 babel perpun<
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| Iditternren S9la9 euf ren &ppf; so6
bebaupten ale feline 8efannte> rob cer
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aialer unc ttefrenfcnrer se,pcrren iei,
slei9 98allenfein na& leinem Gaqt aus
rem Genfer. QSas ater baS Mdrtprer>
tbum betrift, 10 mnrre eS unlerm @ntcn in
9lei&em MaBe gu Gbeil. Gr rurre cum
infamia releeirt> neil er einR einen Stu~
rircnren 70 arg Sernunret bate rae {,
ben S>pElften Sag rarauf ben 0ciit ouf9ob
un;ufrieren NIT rer &elt mel@er fiji
mabre Or66e se>r1bnli6 Ter redte Mabz
fab feblt febrte Ger jun9e Greiberr auI
lein cermaiitee @itter9ut Garlau surud
coS ibm nad ber tei}amentoril9en Sc:
ftimn1uns ieines @aters ;usefallen mar
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ncm Grbtbeile in einem a6t @tuncen "a:
spn entfernt slieseneen Dorfe elm etnaI
tleineres @ut 9efauft unp lette rprt BARN
los ieinen ldnpil@en 2ieblineebel9dfti
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Delletrift)6t IS.
Ser :fleinc: SdDpparbe+

1rauris 19li@ nom Glternsrabe,
.@onber Jubrer Irc1f Iunb Welb,
GineS 9appparben Baile
5ilfos aaf Die 9rpbe'Neiie
Dura bic weite, psite Belt..
M&z ber arme anab' auf morsen
Wubt' Ct ME lein tasli9 Brob.
l1no far bsute l@'s 3u 1@a6en
patt' er Ni1tS ais leinen Nnen-
Seinen Jreuno in Qeip ,lno 9fptt.
N1it ibm spe ct bur9 bic 0Gnter,
Durb paris uno MmlterOam
QieB Ge(i1ter, &apriolen
Sepen Orts ibn tpieSerbolen>
Bis tt gar na9 2pnpcn fam.
@preiam trus Ct at benz Buien
VDn NeSier ibn 5u Nepler.
9att' ct bod il, piel Be(9weroe
3eiuen 1reunb auf @ottes Grce,
Mls bas treuseinnte 1bier.
:: Sn 6ts Winters rauber aalte
@taup er balb nadt Sag UNI Sag
Mit ibm auf ben talten @alen>
Deilen &iinite Ieb'n 3u la0en,
Dag ct fat benz Grolt erlas.
Na9 bem berbnen FOLDER Sage
aru6 er mIbIdm burh bic 9tabt,
@einc Neiieemprp nen @lieper
Rraitloe l9leppenb, fait oarnieoer
@infenr, ni9t CUR 5alfte latt.
r@ute 0rau, eebt uns Mrmen
9fa9tauartier, Iebt ct ein Weib.
rN9, mir linp beinab' erltarret!
Jeoer Feu9t uns. Niemano barret
Sept bel lplbem 3eitpertreib !"
urGrR penee's ~" l9rie bic gBirtbin.
v2t@, 70 piel be1ib id nidt!
Jluftebalb nur lino ernorben>
B1n bo9 fat vor 6rot eelturben !"
rrJcrt nit btr, pu Tauler 0Di9t "a"
vNebmt uns aui> um @otteswillen!
Warme nur unb Strrb CUR Nub'
vv@ih9 fort, ou 8ettelbube!
9u9e lunf Dir cine @rube! "a"
ll11p Fe lblu9 bic piorte au.
llrh mau fano entleelt am Morsen
Nraubeu ibn wie 5tein eritarrt>
6elt belt Jpn Der MH' umibluneen,
Ireu i'm Sub ,. llnb Meni9enaun gen,
Menl9snbersen linp 10 BART -
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Be0lnQunQen.

Die n Wtinnciota Staats5eituns~ tr>
'V5"' yrs5: 5:'' 3 ~ti bol1ars> in taltjatristr
gprausbe8 8ablun9. - ~.ae
Die Mnnabme Don brei Nummern verpFi&tet
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Mtouniren fam man Al irAenb elmer s3et beS
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Der 5ublcrirtions= !Betras fann in Noten it.
aeno elmer alten 8anf pber, hei baltjabrtgen
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MQe Mittbsilungen, @elber II. I. ~. inb 3u
abbre1Vren:
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gor Mr. 2445> ct. Youl NRinneiota.
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3ebn 3eilen ober neniser biloen einen @auare-
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published By S.AML LUDT1GH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
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SD mar pom Berlin aug NIT lebr auten
Gn,pfeblunsen an mebre einfubrei9e per-
ionen IN DRESDEN perieben, unp lebr talc
batte ID bic &bre, uor pem 5ofe aufiutrez
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Nrrf e ST a. 81 o nfe;

Mueuf H. Gae srine @fpSlte. = Das
Ri9tl@wert. - 11iqnis 80 Maprleon 8 Deburts-
OFT. = Die ia@Fi&e S@weis, - Der aSniss-
ftein. Nbi9ieb pcn Dresden. .HSr
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
Proposed TsrrFtor1 OF Sierra Ne.
v0dA.

Judge Crane writes from Washington
on Feb. 18th, to his constituents 10 the Car
son Valley region, as to the proposed Terri
tory Of "Sierra Nevada" His lettsris pub.
lished in the &ats JourHG1. We make the
following extracts;
The Committee on Territories have tihah.
imOusly agreed to report bill forthwith to
establish q Territorial government out of
Western Utah, uncer the name OF Sierra
Nevada. 1t will be bounded on the East
by Goose Creek mountains, on the West BY
the Sierra Nevada or the Eastern boun.
dary line Of California, on the North by
'he Oregon line, and on the South by the
COLORADO river. The bill will be pressed
through both Houses Of Congress by all
parties, as having an immediate connection
with the present military movements against
the Mormons. Il has been agreed upon
that il shall form part OF the measures
designed to compress the limits OF the Nor
mons to the Great Basin, and defeat their
efforts to corrupt and confederate with the
Indian tribes who reside in or roam through
Western Utah. For these and many other
no time will be lost TO organize q
Territory over Western Utah, that there q
large Gentle population can be concentrat.
ed as check both upon the Indians and
MormonS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
A Grcnl Gun-KiIliny Made Eas,

A Grent Gun-kiIliDg Made Easy.
The Buffalo Express tells of q w0rlike in.
vention just brought out in that city, which
is OF an extraordinary character provided it
possesses all the qualities represented:
ut was tested yesterday afternoon in a
vacant building on Washington street, be.
tween Seneca and Exchange streets. The
piece is beautiful little brass gun of the
usual shape, mounted on wheels, and so
constructed that rotary y!inder constitutes
the breech which contoins four charges re.
pitli he'd by means oil hopper, and fired
as rapidly as man can work an ordinary
lever backward and forward. The piece is
discharged by electricity, and from this re.
suits an important and valuable discovery,
which was developed after the completion Of
the piece. By means of the battery and
wires connecting with the cylinder by
which ignition is caused, the cylinder be.
comes perfectly electrical, ,chich Keeps ii as
cool as continually bathed with ice. Some
two hundred rounds were fired yesterd ay in
rapid succession st the rate of about 80
rounds per minute, at the end of which
time without using the swab once, the
breech was much colder than when the firing
commenced. The rapidity of the firing was
much retsrded by the bad quality OF the
cartridge in use, but such rs it was it was
sufficient to demonstrate the complete sue.
cess Of the invention. Even 20 rounds per
minute would seem to be sufficient for oil
reasonable, or unreasonable, purposes for
that matter; but we entertain no doubt that
with cartridges properly prepared, the in.
Venior's expectation of 80 rounds per min.
Ute Will be fully realized. We understand
mat as soon as all arrangements are com.
Pleted the inventors will proceed to Wash.
iDgton and lay their plans before the govern.
ment. The necessary steps have been ia.
ken to secure European patents, and when
oil is complete, and the machine in opera.
tlon, we do not believe that nations can
hereafter afford to go to WGr."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
Gold in Iowa.

The following paragraph from the Win.
terset Madisonian will give better idea oI
the extent Of the gold digging in Iowa, than
most of the statements heretofore put in
circulation respecting them: -
"We. have beautiful specimen OF the
genuine yellow, metal before us, found on
the southern line Of the county, which will
compare favorubly with similar spec linens
from California. 1t has evidently been in
liquid state once, and this fact would seem
to indicate the existence of veins OF the
precious metals in the vicinity where this
specimen wus picked up. However, we
think these pieces are rarely found here g.
We would caution the public against plac--
ing too much confidence in the thousand ru.
mors respecting these discoveries. Letters
have been written announcing the discove-
ry Of rich leads, which have an existence
only in the imagination of the writer's. All
these stories are greatly exaggerated, and
intended 20 impose upon the weak and
credulous. The amount OF gold found In
these places, SO far, would not be worth the
product OF forty acres OF land we'll planted
with corn, and we hope no one who has any
useful employment will forsaks u for the
purpose Of running after these geiden saga.
fies. "aE 7siii9 ss83 a 8s8 AZ;
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
Sad Effects Of n Spree.

Geo. w. Brszee, student of the Univer.
sity Of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, died there
on Saturday, from the effects Of drinking
spree the night before, with a purity of fel,
low students. The Press says:
"Ab ut II o'clock on Frid y ever ing he
made his appearance at the room where he
died, where were already assembled some
eight or ten students prepared ''to make a
night of it," They had. pail OF beer and
bottle Of whisky. MIR. Brazee appeared
to be somewhat under the influence of Ii.
quor when he arrived there. He drank sew.
erul times of the beer, and occasionally of
the whisky, drinking in no greater excess
than some Of his companions.
They were all singing and marching
around the room, when suddenly Mr.. B. ex.
claimed, Boys | am tight" reeled, and
soon after tumbled down. They laid him
on couch in one corner and took no fur.
ther notice of him for half all hour"
His companions tried at different times to
revive him by bathing his head in cold wa
ter, but unsuccessfuIly, and not having the
courage to call medical aid. he was permit.
ted to die. He expired at noon.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
RnEsV5ssran Conduct i'm Women.

A correspondent of the Louisville Demo
cratw writes as follows: ga heartless mother
Miss Jane Eads, and her sister, went into
the woods, in Carroll county. where they
live, and there Miss Jane gave birth TO .
child. Immediately after it was born, i,
was buried in shallow pit, without being
dressed, little earth being thrown on.it
and some stones placed above to conceal the
spot 1t was found several days afterw ards
by some hunters dogs. An inquest WIS
held, when the sister swore she heard the
child make noise after the eorth was
thrown on it. also learn that the mother
says her sister hung it with her hsndker.
chief until she thought it was dead, but
when she laid it on the ground and found il
still alive, she struck it On the head with o
stick. 1t is said their mother persuaded
them to commit The crime. All the parties
have fed"