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HEATH OF AMERICAN WO.I
Read Notices In Tho Tribuuo siuoe Dec. 1. 1858.
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HLEVBLAND AND MAHONTN0
~ RAIL ROAD.-TlME TABLE, No rs.
T9take effect and after Thursay, February TO- sb9.
GOING EAST I Sal. GOING WEsT
clfvcaRd TO IoHngs- Y0NRgsi0DH 10 CleUs
toun. t- tand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

Two II. G. Hodge, Henry For, r. Sheppard, W. .
A. Holland, D. 6toddard, Geo. w. Martin,
Edmund Armour, 6Amuei II. Stonements. +. al
Riley, John Montgomery, John =. Smith, Jousph
A. Torrey, Samuel Raun Up. w. ESnse =. "A, Lock
head. G. a. Eoohsld, Arnold Kendall, q. r. r Ohm
son, VIVA .Sisr, VIM. Hubbard, Wv. Prichard. o.
s. Davis, Gideon Myers, +. Ii. Moore, John Dali
leny, Geo. b. Felt, II. ID. Chatterton, Honora Lep-
fer, John Piken, Henry Mason, J. r. Henry, G. G..
Priohard, Walton Bancroft, Chss. ]. Fox, ]. +.
Lockwood, James Hendrick, Truman Conklin, g.
Sco6old, A. @. Thone and johnson Davies: You
and saoh OF you are hereby notified that there 10
now file In the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court In and for Lee County, Iowa, 1T Ksokuk, :
petition OF Samuel B. 6coles, claiming Of Rufus
Wilsey the sum Of twenty seven hundred dollars
and interest, ~ money due on promissory note !;
and also claiming OF all Of you the foreclosure Of
mortgage executed by said Rufus Wilsey TO secure
said promissory note. Said petition prsys for .
sale Of the following mortgAged premises, In which
you have or claim to have some interest, to-wit
The s-w.4 Of the NE. Of sec. a., township s5
north, range west, In Lee county, Iowa. There
is also on fls In said case An amended petition,
showing mistake In the description Of tho afore-
said land in said mortgage, and praying correc-
tion thereof by the Court.
Nov, unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the next term Of
said District Court, commencing on the frst Mon
day in February, 1850, Judgment will be rendered
| and decree for the sale Of the said real estate
according to the prayer Of said petition and all the
interest of each OF the defendants In said land will
be cut of and forever barred and foreclosed.
McCRARY = BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner
Dec. %. lSkD-lm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

Advioes BY the America were received on
the 18th. Nothing very important.
Turin, Dec. 3.--The affairs of the delsga-
ton of the Regency of Buoncompagne have
been arranged to the satisfaction of all
parties. He will proceed Immediately to
Florence with the rank Of Governor General
OF Central Italy.
Lisbon, Dec. 1.-The Braxilian mail of
Nov. 9Th has arrived. A battle had been
fought between Urquiza and the army Of
Buenos Ayres. The latter were beaten and
were in full fight towards the town. Urquiza
was moving on Buenos Ayres.
- The Times' Vienna correspondent learns
from Berlin, that Prussia, Russia, and Eng
land were endeavoring TO establish basis
fer their negotiation with France and Aus
sria during the Congress.
A Rome despatch of the Goth Wit. says the
report that the Pope had already consented
to be represented at the approaching Con-
gress, and had appointed Cardinal Antonelli
to represent him, was without foundation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20
To TAe Repusiicans Of lows.


special Convention Of the Republicans of Iowa
~ hereby called to meet, by their delegates at the
city ~ Des Mothcs, on wednesday,
tAs 18Th Of January, 1860, ats p. m. !,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to repre-
sent the State Of Iowa in the Republican National
Convention to be held In 1850 for the nom Of
candidates for President and President of the
United States. The ratio Of representation will be
one Delegate for each organised county and one
additional delegate for each 400 votes for fraction
thereof greater than one-halfl cast for Samuel j
krkwood for Governor of this State last State cleo
ton.
The chairmen OF the several County Committees
are requested to issue their calls for County Conven
tions fer the nomination of Delegates at an early
day. JOHN A. KASsoE Chm n.
II NJ. HoxrE, See'y.
r. l.. h. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant.
c. =. STONE, Council Bluffs,
WIN. LOUGHRIDGE, Oskaloosa,
THOS. DRUMM0ND, vinton,
A. B. r HILDRETH, ST. Charles City.
j. III. FEWCOMB, Bloomfield,
VIM. BIHEL0W, Sioux City.
JAS. THokINGT0N, Davenport,
III. A. WILTsE, Dubuque,
L. L. PEASE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Cen. Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

South Caroline has got in q stew again -
perhaps We use the word "again" improp-
eriy; for she was hardly ever out Of one. D.
She has purchased, or ordered the purchase
Of Sl00, 900 worth Of arms and ammunition,
to fortify herself against contingencies. The
tone Of her Legislature leads us to think that
she may threaten secession again, though she
has not formally done so, and has considered
it wise to arm herself in advance. But South
Carolina has history, in connection with that
business. 1he number of her threats 10 uu
meross. And or one occasion she had &,
Of secession more serious than any Fremont
tory symptoms indicate that she Is likely to
have at present. She provided herself with
arms abundantlv-not con6nine herself TO .
miserable 100000 worth. She marshalled
her men, organized them into military com
panies, and drilled them to service. Then
she actually undertook to nullify an obnox
ious law, announced her intention to do 20
permanently, and attempted actual seces
sion. Ba; she did not secede, though Cal
houn and some Of her leading counse ors
came near pulling hemp under the orders of
General jackson. The reputation she gained
in the affair was not particularly enviable
one. Since then her threats have not en-.
joyed the most implicit confidence Of the PEG
pie at large. They have had gauge to
measure her bombast by. Her talk, her
preparations, her rage are as nothing now to
what They were on that memorable occasion.
Does she expect to frighsen the people OF
this generation BY feeble imitation Of the
folly she committed in the last
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From Utnh.

1t appears that the presence Of our army
in Utah has not been very favorable to the
growth Of the religious spirit among the peo-
pie. The leaders have heretofore been ma
king special effort to revive their dropping
faith The correspondent Of the New turR
Herald gives a long account OF four days
conference which the saints have been hold
ing. Brigham Young has given them an IN
usually full exposition Of the Mormon reve.
latiop. One Of the most important announce.
ments is, that there are to be several resur-
rections, and that there is chance for al
most everybody to get the benefit of some
one Of them, and attain to felicity; and an.
other is, that the Lord had his eve on the
great family of Smiths from their origin
down to the birth of Joseph Smith, Jr., and
that this Joseph is destined to appear again
upon the earth to help the faithful. The
Mormons 20 ia for Houston for President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

AT the great "Union- saving" meeting at
Boston, few days ago, Caleb Gushing said:
"Oh, that w ebster and Choate were here,
as, If living, they would be, to rebuke trea-
son together"
Caleb must have very fierce desire to re-
buke his Demo cratic chums at Washington
who have done noting but spout treason TO,
two weeks. Suppose he 60 on and do ii him.
self.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

The Senate rejected Trumbull's amend
ment to Mason's investigating resolution,
regarding an examination into the affair at
Franklin Mo-, as well as that ut Harper
Ferry. Whyp There are few so ignorant
as not to know, though there are many too
bipoted TO confess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20
Legal Notice.


Two JAS. Brown and Franklin Keith Sirs-You
i are hereby notified that there ID now on Ole In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, the petition and amend
cd petition Of James Hannah, claiming the fore
closure Of q certain mortgage executed and deliv-
cred by you James Brown TO one Jno. r.. Allsn,
of range west, In Lee county, State of lows
and alleging that you Franklin Keith have or
claim to have an interest In said property mort
gagged also asking judgment against said james
Brown for the sum Of eight hundred dollars A.
you the order Of said j H. Allen and secured BY
said mortgage. And unless you appear and Answer
thereto or before the 7th day Of Feb. next that
being the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. w. III. W0RTHINGTON,
Solicitor for JANIS HANNAH.
nac 1850 dim
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Hogs.

CHICAGO, Dec. l7.--Prices declined l0e-
ranging from Sd 25.to Is.
ST.. Louis, Dec. l6.-Prices high as ever,
and equal to those OF Cincinnati or any 9th.
or market.
CinCINnATI.-On the 18th the market was
depressed, and price, declined fully ESQ
ranging from $5.25 to 5000. On the 18th
there was better feeling, and prices were
steady at same range.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

The Democracy Of the North are very fierce
10 denouncing the Republicans as dsunion-
lists; and without reason or sense, for there
is net Republican in all the land that ia
vors or desires it,--not one but that strsnu.
ously denies any such object. 'The Union
OF the States" is prominent plank in our
national platform, and the policy we advo-
cate We claim as the one most certainly CAL
culated TO preserve it, for 1t is the policy upon
which it was founded, and which formed the
basis Of the administration Of this Govern
ment ct the hands of the early fathers OF the
Republic. But for two weeks leading men
in the Democratic party have been threaten
ing dissolution in the national halls at Wash
ington,-not merely pursuing policy which
10 calculated to bring about dissolution, as
they assert of the Republicans, and which 10
thS1nost that, lately, they have the hardi-
hood to assert, but proclaimng that ss their
OPEN, actual intention. BY threats OF treason
they attempt to dictate the character Of leg
islation,-to tell what shall or shall not be
~0"N' - sno Poih Va uicuufuus mere Is
nothing questionable, disguised or hypothet.
ical about their conduct or intentions. II ia
bold confessed, declamatory. But why have
the Democracy no censures for open threats
OF treason like these3 All! why? For the
simple reason that they dare not raise their
voices in rebuke of those who alone mediate
and proclaim this execrahle TREASON. This
Democratic party would be shivered to atoms
IN an iniloAt il the Democracy Of the North
we're to denounce the. disunionisss who engi.
neer the Democratic party. The Democratic
party is suffered to exist only BY virtue OF
the tolerance it extends to reasonable senti
ments and reasonable aims within it's ranks
But, while it hears in silence open and angr,
threats Of disunion from leading men in it,
own party, very shame, If it had any, wouls
prevent the raising Of it's voice against thos
who are charged with 1t only by implication
This one thing people should remember, an,
they will remember, that prominent member
OF the Democratic party have for week
threatened, in the national capitol, the dis
ruption OF the national Government, and tn
Democracy OF the North have stood witt
closed mouths, not daring to venture upo,
rebukc. Brave patriots! Consistent states
men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

RoxANcE SpoILKp.-In Lacrosse, Mchi-
gan, few days since, all the young bloods,
and good many OF the old ones, in the city,
we're 10 state Of excitement by the appear
anoe in the streets of that city of young
Indian girl OF remarkable beauty, dressed in
striking style Of aboriginal mAgniicence.
She looked and walled ssevsry inch'' a
queen, and attracted ecores Of followers
The romance was somewhat spoiled, howev-
er, when coarse, fat-nosed, red skinned
half naked and quite intoxicated Winneba-
60 came out Of o beer-house and joined her
with all the familiarity that at once bespoke
her to be his squaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20
Those Horrible s.AgIIa1ing,, Kepub
tfcane.

tfCuns.
In the proceedings of the House, the other
day, we find the following:
Mr.. Garnet, Dem. Of Va: This Discus
sion shall not be stopped, and there is no
power in the House to stop il. Applause
Mr.. Millson, tDem.) Of Va, rose almost
under a sense of humiliation. He confessed
that he had been much disappointed in the
character of the present debate, as we'll as in
the source from which discussion had come.
Those gentlemen on the other side (Repub-
lcans) maintained sullen and most con-
temptuous silence. Laughter from the Re-
publican lde.]
The passage carries its own comment.
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sanart,s WasAington.

Miss Curtis, afterwards Mrs. Law, (she
having married Mr.. Law, the brother Of
Lord Elenborough,) Westinghouse grand.
daughter, on a visit to Mrs. Stuart, after
the death Of Washington, said to Mrs. Stu
art, that she was with the General during
bis sittings for his portrait by her husband
and that ut the last sitting, she was asked
to examine the picture carefully and to say
whether she could see anything which re.
quired alteration. Al her request the Gen
eral seated himself at the side OF the picture,
and Miss Curtis said it seemed like reHec.
tion in q looking. glass. General Washing
:cn =ss .hen asked =h.. be though. cs i,
and he replied, sit looks like . man see
when shave"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

Two ballots for Speaker were had, in each
Of which Sherman received Ill.
A Democratic caucus was held on the
night previous, So members present, Huston
OF Ala, Chairman, Cox of O., and Wright
Of Tennessee, Secretaries. The result was
not given, but the spirit seemed to be to
stand by Bocock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

ZEBRAs IN HAaNEss.--In the last century
the Queen of Portugal had team Of eight
zebras, which probably came from Angola.
NJ. Correa dc Serro, the perpetual Secretary
OF the Academy of Lisbon, told Nj. bureau
de la Male, in 1902, that he had often seen
her Majesty about Lisbon with her zebrs
equipage; and one Of the royal stables in
Lisbon 10 still called the stables Of the re-
bras.-lOnce Week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

David Strawn, of Ottawa, ILL.,, has sold,
this year, beeves of his own feeding enough
to amount to SAT ,95l.SS. And he has yet
on hand stock enough to make the seasons
sales amount to full $T5 1000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20
Republicans County Convention.

mass Republican Convention will be held at
Charleston, on Saturday the 3lst nst for the pur.
pose of selecting twelve Delegates to attend the
State Convention called at Des Moines, ON the 18th
Of January, 1860, to appoint Delegates to the Ma.
sional Republican Convention. u
BHowELL,
Dec. 10, SO. Chm Central Commi,tea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

Rev. DIR. FoRBEs.-We learn from the
Church Journal that Rev. DIR. Forbes, who
recently left the Roman Catholic Church,
which he joined about ten years ago, has been
re.admitted to the communion OF the Epis.
copal Church, but not to the ministry.
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cTA Mr.. j. Black declares for the disso-
luton Of the Union. Lot him have trait
or's reward:
Hung be the Heavens With Black"
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NOTICE

HEREBY caution all persons from purchasing
note given by me for the sum of $1e0, dated
April j, 1859, and due some time in July last, in
favor * Francis Sisson, il being now in the pos
session OF Measrs. Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., ~ said
note has been fully paid by me.
GEORGE w. SUBER.
Keokuk Dec 49, 1859 dat
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The Republican caucus nominated Morton
S. Wilkinson unanimously. The election
was to occur on the l7th.