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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Hgru oe JAyrtar N Nrn Oatltys.-
TuHavUsa most extraordinary anthusi-
..u boz celebrating che ever memorable
IeYth oi JHuuuy u New Orleans. ocra.
stoned ~ tla presence 81 tie dsbn-
Fw. bel Lieutenant General OF the United
State Arms. Gen. Scott was received
with thr honor due Co hi. rank e. Bis
s-ea. services. and 70 Li,rypuatau as the
1.s' Military captain OF tIv present
oag. lI' reviewed tle volunteer citizen
'ohH.rv. and a most beautiful addrss. was
delivered by lion. Cuss. D. nrcuy.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

THE past and the future are alike
shrouded from us-the one wears the wild
ow'I vsl, and the other the virgins
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

IsEslHrr RrlFs l1g ljr'-rBSS Coax
INlr- -IE.-If -urad.n .1ets
it, .N.-f.i ,ar.-1Ioa-ura the length.
width and depth Of taa crlu ia iget, uHl-
tiu.v these three dimensions tor-tleraui
their product lv S. then cutoff two figure,
81 tscE.-r-. chose GA tEe lat wi,. 81 a
MANY barrels ana chose gul OF $50 many
AguiraiJu 1l .HIsai
-I Iasi e.lt l..-Ngitipiv the three
dimension, u feet. .a ia rule Isl. and their
pr5Ig.. 1y l-s ogf eli two figures to the
right and the reed. viii be- barrels and
Lgulrst.l., as in Eu.s l-t.
IL WH1.ul .J Iu inches:
Sd. a.s.-i l.r-lahe the dIuen ions
In inches and multiply them together
take one half of the product and divide it
ly -l51. and SOU have the bushels of she'll
ed corn, which divide hy 10 reduce "a
barrels.
i,H Eaf e.t ra-Nul,ip.v the 81.
mansions as iu gula 30, and then take on.
third oi their product and divide 10 hy
-l5N, ts. result. win be sin rule 81.
These rules have boon ru. To tine most
. critical ts-l hy Jha mos, thorough Us well
as the most practical mathematician, q
Tie southwest and lhr IooHleu-.nr them
mas rely upon thg.r being aeaurJ-e.y cor
T.-'
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15


ru EpT-s Cll1y.-Thi. mammoth
-Lsg.. +. Is u9 injustice % others 10 Say.
a.s larger circulation than amy other
rgH,r in ed EFst Ai s,.pui. co. ). 3.
Au1g-. the ,uterVri~iur proprietor is in
the city and VIII remain several days, due
-.ur which time be propose % Prn-cu.
the claims oi his journal 20 our merchants
for their advertising iayor~. Tho rdvau-
farn oft advertising m il D. too well known
10 our old firms. who have been pa'roni-
r.lelt for many years. Co need % be- re-
minded tb renew their notices. To is the
uov firms whose attention wc would k
b. t.-H TTrv.
80. s-
We bad the pleasure Jo-oay OF mae.iH
our friend Mr.. Adams. editor OF that
mammoth and excellent sheet the P5u.d-
inc Clarion. lie IS in the city ON has an
uual t0ur-lfif Thin
u.~Li.ut. uaury, ia one Of his lectures
on tbs Highways and By-w1ys OF the
D,,au." sui.s that animal matter at the
bottom Of the deep sea, owing To- the sl-
pHrucgmhcu. pressure. the exclusion Of
s'lf and heat. and hc saline properties
'it Che water. cluuo, dccompo-e. bat must
remain precisely in the state in which u
O. deposited for ages and ages.
TIM party has thrown me overheard. .
-aid politician. but ! have strength
enough 70 swim to the other side"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

GENTLEMAN being called upon for a
speech after dinner, said Il am too full
fer utterancs"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Col Beverly Tucker United States Con-
eel a. Liverpool arrived Al Now York In
tho steamship Asia.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

"TuE party has thrown me overheard"
-aid q politician. but ! have strength
enough 70 swim to the other side"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
SchOia tlecta trammGtita Pf0 8iOlcSCcntuIs
LllLl.an. CnrMM lLni.
SAINT HILL NIL and FEMALE
SCHo0T

Convenient and cheap boarding can be had for a
few pupils. ia Tie NEG Ib.T!l9gl of tie school.
r. ANDERSON
JAM s.a. I.-o is-it
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
JCDsON FENAE.E INSTITUTE,

- AAfAAs = a Jill ts
Is5a- SO.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

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W.asLsster. H's. Jan. 10Th. 1859
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

PROVIDENCE, April o.
Thos. G. Turner 10 elected Governor, Jno.
B. Bartlett, Seo'y Of State, and jerome B.
Kimball, Attorney General. These are on
both tho American and Republican tickets
There 10 no choice for Lieut.. Governor and
Treasurer. In the Eastern Congressional
District, no choice. Robinson, IAN. Rsp.,)
3,797; Davis, (Rep.,) 2,422: Arnold, Dem.
1882. Robinson leads in every town but
two. In the Western Congressional District
Brayton, who was supported by the Ameri-
can Reps. and the Republicans, 10 elected
The vote 10, Bra1ton 1880, Anthony dem. J
700. There 10 no election Of the General
Assembly in this city. Tho opposition have
both branches Of the Legislature BY IN over
whelmino mai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
n JsIks on 4 JuAge.

from th0 M !. evening kOst.J
At the january term Of tho Court Of APP
peals the four regular judges and three Of
the Supreme Court justices opened tho term
at tho appointed time, and proceeded TO busi-
nsss, tho justice for the -- district not
having arrived. A CASE was called, and the
COUNSEL lor tho appellant oommenosd Open
ing Il. Tho gentleman 10 wsll known 10 the
State, and at former election received she
vote Of one Of the great political parties for
. judgeship in the Court Of Appeals. he y
: good lawyer, With : dry, sound mind and
considerable humor. While he wss In the
midst Of his Case, the absent judge Of the
Supreme Court rushed into tho room, some
what excited BY rapid walk up State street,
the hill being much higher and sleeper than
He hastily took the vacant seat on one end
Of tho bench, seized tho papers and COM
mencsd passing them before his face, within
short distance OF HE nose. The lawyer
who was opening the case had never seen this
Judge, and did not know bis psonliaritiss.-
Presently the justice had run through the
case, and got to point considerably in ad-
vance Of the lawyers narrative Of facts.-
During the whole course OF reading the case,
this judge had kept up fre Of questions -
W I6Ct6s anu ~ ul0 0luu WoS III WIG tIm0 On
some point different from tho part which tho
lawyer was relating, the questions interrupts
ed the history and evidently annoyed the
lawyer.
Presently the Judge said: "Mr. H., 1t seems
that the assignee transferred litter Of pigs
in this interest"
"Yes, your Honor" said the lawyer, and
resumed his statement.
The Judge hurried on, and presently made
another discovery. He interrupted with an
other question:
81 SOC in this instrument you speak Of :
particular pig, - litmsn pig. What do
you mean by litman pig?"
The lawyer, whose patience had become
exhausted, threw down his papers and re-
Piled:
ssIf your Honor does not know what lit
man pig 10, | will say that il ID tho last pig
introduced into tho litter, and il always the
noisiest and silliest pig in tho litter |"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
Via school Church UnsOund ON the
Divtme lnslisuglom.

ora school Church Unsound ON tho
Divtne Inslisuslen.
lave publish in another column q dispatch
to the effect that the Methodist are under
ban In Texas, and are threatened with expul-
sion and lynch Law by the pious people Of
that reputable State for refusing to rscog-
mise the Bible - the God-given charter OF
slavery. It seems they are not tho only de-
nomination who are regarded as unsound on
that question, but that the Old School Pres
byterian church il rapidly falling under the
ban OF tho cody shareholders. And this not
80 much on account Of the present position,
action and sentiment Of that church, but for
certain "deliverances' OF the General A.
sembly on slavery made and published twen-
ty, thirty and forty years ago, though never
BY any chance appearing in any recent publ
cations Of that conservative branch OF the
church.
here u the matter Of complain. - got forth
oy Southern paper, and il will be seen thss
the editor, - we'll - the editor Of the Phila-
delphia paper, claims that the General A.
sembly mus. not only ignore but nnst Also.
lutely expunge the solemn testimonies Of the
church against slavery II they would preserve
the soundnsss Of doctrine and purity OF faith
that will entit'e them to the slavs.whippiue
Christians Of the South:
"The union Of the Old School Presbyteri.
IN church stands upon foundation that viii
mol bear looking into-we mean @ to the
'deiiverances' on slavery. The record 81
their General Assembly 10 unsound, m. South.
ern, unscriptural. on that subject. pec,l.
are beginning to search and see and find this
out. DR.. Newton, Of Mississippi, has pub
iished series Of able papers on the subject.
full OF facts and arguments. Tho Christian
Observer Of Philadelphia il republshine
them, and ito last issue that paper holds this
Language: we are not prophets but future
tnlngs are sometimes 90 clearly forsshadowed,
snst We ioresee them, and predict their com :
Ing. We now predict one OF three things :
Let. The 'deliveranses' OF General Assem-
Diies eited by DIR. Newton will bs ignored
and repudiated - excrescensos, which belong
not TO the faith Of the Presbyterian Church !:
or, I'd. The Northern churches will divide on
this qu0stion; or, Sd. The teaching OF Chriat
and the apostles on this subject will be re-
jeoted - N infallible directory, and ID !,
church will have practical theology based
On the opinions OF modern reformers, and not
on ~ word Of God.'n
ADI0hn GlidAIi II nvAr IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09


There is something very singular in the
session OF these Islands 70 Great Britain. by
the Chief; for the purpose 81 obtaining ss4 els
600 to satisfy the claims msde b. the q. s.
sloop.of-war Vandalia. We have had re-
port Of this anomalous transaction before.
and now have confirmation, with the arsi.
Giles Of the deedlpf oession. Tho matter re.
quires speedy Investigation BY our Govern
ment.
The Fejee Archipelago Is stated to be the
most extensive and valuable 10 Polynesia.--
1t contains 40 estimated area Of &c, 600 square
miles. Its climate. although tropical. is "a :
luxurious. lite soil most fertile. ALREADY il
produces spontaneously and abundsntly. ma :
ny OF the most valuable Of the plants OF com-
merce. But not : hundrsdth part Of i.
available land 10 yet under cultivation.
For cotton country IL il said TO be pecu.
liarly adapted, and there are over two hun.
drod thousand Fejeeans, who, il they could
onoe be made 70 feel certain Of enjoying the
produce Of their labor, would speedily send
forth large supply Of this vegetable fleece.
-lBoston TRAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

CTThe Washington Union, after long
silence on the subject of Senator Douglas,
renews ito assaults upon him. In noticing
the fact that Ex-Governor Jones, Of Tennes-
see, is said to be supporting the opposition
in that State, though he has been an old line
Wing Democrat, and opposed to Buchanan,
the Union says:
Remind our readers that this same "Jim-
Jones" 10 the identical individual that was
heralded last summer % stumping the State
OF Illinois in favor OF the reelection of SEN
ator Douglas. The Southern Democracy
will understand from this how far, and TO
what extent, sympathy with the anti Lecomp-
ton faction ct the Nor corresponds with the
same feeling for the success Of the Dem ocrat-
10 party in the South. At the North, the
sympathizers with Judge Douglas claimed to
be AZ good Democrats as could be found
anywhere. From the position OF the late
Senator from Tennessee, however, it seems
that the opposition was more vital than 4
mere difference Of opinion with the Admins
tration on the Lecompton question. We
opine that this 10 only the beginning of the
developments that will take place, il show
ing the hydra headed monster that il 60 COINS
out OF this rebellion against tho Democracy,
from which tho Administration would have
saved the party. 1t 10 not yet too late to
profit BY the sagacity and wisdom that the
administration exhibited on that occasion. by
rallying around tho old standard, and renew
ing our vows upon that time. honored altar.
which 10 the only true and safe one for the
honest worshippers Of constitutional liberty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
NO war with Paraguay.

NEW YORK, April b.
The Herald has intelligence from Monte
video to tho 10th Of February, II days later,
which was received yesterday BY tho brig
Ann Mclean, from Pernambuco.
This intelligence announces the peaceful
adjustment of our difficulties with Paraguay
through the friendly Offices Of President Ur-
qui1a, of the Argentine Confederation. The
precise terms of settlement are not stated,
but it is known that ample indemnity il CON-
ceded to the family Of the person killed on
the Water Witch, and the company repre-
sented by Mr.. Hopkins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Stats Convention Of the Republicans Of Iowa
Is called 70 assemble BY their delegates 6 the CITY
Of Dies Moinos, at ii o'clock .. M, on "wednesday
the I'D day Of June, 1889, FOR the nnuinat3on 81
ocers TO be elected ct tho gena&l Aeotion ~ Octo
ber Of this year. Candidates ~ Is IS 1901 foy
the ofhcss OF Governor, Lieutonant Governor. md
three Judges OF the Supfsmo Court. TAe Convex
ton will take such ot6ee aston A NAV. IN IL
opinion 10 the success Of the nrinoipIes
and organization Of the Aspub6can pertv Of fhis
State and Of tho Union. = $3.50
Every organised county will Be entitled To ons
Delegate In the Oonvsntion, end 60 enc addftional
Delegate for each leo voters, latter ths Arst IOOl
and Tor any additional fraction Of SO or more yot.,
cast Of the Last General Election for Hon. Eiiiah
Sells, - 6sefstasy c1 State.
Ins attention Of tho Republican Central Com.
init OF their respective counties II direetd y
the calling Of the County Conventions fcr ths q.
pointmsnt OF Delegates, Ii tho ratio above ~
ana ior efeisnt organization preparatory 70 tha
SanSsss' JOHN a. KAS3ON,
HI. II. HOXTE,
N. ]. RUECH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME.
h. l.. B. CLARKE,
THOS. SHELLY,
ksp9blican State Central Committee.
Dss Aoinss, March -, 1859.
Ihs following tahls shows the number Of Dele
gates 70 .Aich cash County II entitled, according
TO the ratio above mentioned, and embraces II the
counties organised ct this date.
JOHN A. KAHSON,
Chairman OF the State Central COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

ca The Cincinnati Commercial says there
was crowd Of hungry applicants for place,
under tho appointment OF the new Police
Commissioners of the city, named by the Lo-
cofoco Legislature, sufficiently numerous and
ferocious to conquer Central America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

a. The London Morning Post intimatss
that the tyrant King Of Naples has become
vsritably insane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

WThe Washington Republican Associa.
ton is making preparation to celebrate
Washington's birthday.-[Roc Island Reg,
April 4th.
They will have ample time in which to
make their preparations, and We may look
forward to brilliant display on the occa-
sion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

THREE MURDYRxas HANGED At ONcE.-Hen.
rich Haas, Peter Smith and Joseph Lindsey
were hinged at New Orleans on the 22d inst.
b aving each been convicted Of murder. They
oil confessed their crimes on the scaHold.--
The spectacle Of this triple tragedy must have
been most horrible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

NOTICE.
Y LII persons whom IL may concern ~ AegoA1
~ Of April, A. D. 1850, appoiatsd 01a11n (la.
sad property Of Hsary q. Dskenis and Iosias ~
tavia DsLouis, minor, md hsirs Ct Hlisabsth -
All persons who ars indshAeA 70 the state q
said minors, or who have claims against The ssmS,
are hereby notified that transastions and ssttls-
msnts pertaining to the sane are, In futsrs To "
made vain me- AA aa.rdisn. i.
Cusrrs, GILLMoRz CuRfrs, Att,ys.
April 8, ls5o-apsd4w
q 400 COCOA NUTS-Freah and new, Just r.
zVUO as'vsd from y. 9s,s.,: s s1:s. md for
25 s 9 s, .' !: . ';,is H. y
-, xEIIoda sIasE
800 DRUMS sh0i' . Rii slss e q; y
VI1WENTY kegs new French Prunss for sale b
KELLOGG : BIaaE,
THS sss hundred ' y s'1s.a'''
For sale low BY KELLOGG !. BIRaE,
apo 50 Aain-st.
EuFTY boxes LEMONS, In prime order, 1or sale
IL BY KELLOGG D BIkGE,
apo 06 Nain-st.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND CIGARS, from
i ~ 80 TO so per Loco, for sale BY
apo KELLOGG BIRGE.
nLIvE and CAPRR6-rrssh and nsw, for sale
Oby KELLOGG BIR01,
ape % MAin-et.
1URRANTS-3 casks new Just received and for
~ sale KELLOGG 3 BIR1k
k1hp0 IS Matn.st.
i APO KELLOGG BIRGE.
1.-TWO undred Sugar oursd HAMS foe sale 81
i ap0 KELLOGG BlRGE.
LNIFTY bxs. Herman Soap for sale
il KELLOGG = BIR0R,
April Cd No. % nAin-st.
J. a. wMIsoH. - aUsfiA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

e. Gov. Wise, in recent letter, whilst
giving Il his adhesion TO Lstcher from broad
motives Of party policy, pays this hearty
compliment to Lstoher's opponent:
Ihave . high personal regard and respect
for Mr.. Goggin. have known him from
youth upwards, and cordially vouch that he
10 worthy Of tho confidence OF those who
agree with him in politics. But he 10 an hon.
est and earnest opponent OF the Democracy,
and am its ardent advocate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO,
or HANTW0Rn

or HARTFORD.
InC0nhOnATsD m 1870
Capital 800 80 0ssylHs. rs 81 Isl
AL fAID UR.
DIRHcrons-H. Huntington, Albert Day. James
Goodwin. Chas. Boswell, Henry Keney, Calvin paw.
Job Allyn, John p. Brace, Chas. j. Russ.
THO. .. ALLxn,6sey. u. HUFrIHGroH, .Pres't.
Q. q. LTxAHs As SEQ. ". N. BowERs, Act'ry.
WM. ". BKLKANAP, Agent.
Keokuk. April 2, '6o-d
ESOR DIES MONIES RlvER. rE
y The steamer CLARA HINE, PAr1sx
Master. will leave on Saturday, 9th inst, 6 3 n.
For freight OF paNage apply on board, or to
BROWN = TAYLOR,
Apr8-d2t Leyee. VT
THRESH GROUND BUCkWHEAT FL0UK.
4 fsb11d O0LLIKRS RORuk IBON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

Subscriptions Tor tho DAILr GATE CRY, and
WzsKLr vALLsr Vine, must be accompanied BY
the cash In all cases.
Daily subscribers pay the carrier IL they pre-.
fer, once In two weeks: The carrier Is advised to
require payment in advance, in oil cases.
No Job Work delivered antil paid for.
All adrsrtissusats must b paid for In advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom ws have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win b
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

GTA fatal ARRAY with pistols, guns, bow
ie knives, &C., occurred in the streets Of Lou
isville the other day, in which one man was
killed and three or four others wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
Designs against cuba.
NEw York, April 6.

NEW IOkK, April o.
The French Courier repeats its assertion
that . new expedition for the conquest Of
Cuba, is now on foot in this city. Itasserts
that a part Of the expedition has already
sailed, and that within few days the whole
affair will be made public. Their plan, -
sketohed by the Courier, 10 to land ct some
remote point on the Cuban coast, where they
are to maintain themselves until general
rising on the island shall summon them to
march upon Havanna.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

A fine selection OF Fruit Tress, Grape
vines. Onrranta, 10, from Is. e-.::::-
Nursery, New York, At the corner 81 Third
and Fulton-sts. Pm. HUMES.
apl.Iw Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
The Century and the New Heliglsua
Daily

In regard to the new daily paper about 10
DO established on tsstricsly Christian prinei-
ples," 10 New York, she Century says:
The enterprise referred to has been on feo.
several months, under the patronage, 10 .rs
told, Of seven evangelical churches, which
are represented, or to DO represent a = :
Board OF Trustees. Il originated e.oout ~
same time With the Century, and rev ont 81
the same want in our nswspaps.r press. 81 I
higher standard in morale ard politics. Il
DO united in one; but differ snces we're elio;ted
in conference on the subject, which made
them irreooncilable. The Century could not
adopt the sectarian feature; neither could il
ignore (as was required By tho evangelical
representationsl that great question which
underlies oil the discussions Of tho dav IA
State as we'll % In Church. aud on which Il
- our design to speak oandidly, and in no
sectional spirit, Whenever oocssion NAV ro-
quire, viz the question Of negro slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

TEE DRs koYHRs VALLEY WaIe 10 Published
every Monday 1t this ONCE, IL one ofths oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended sircu-
lation throughoutths Des Moinss Valley, North
ern Missouri, and western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

a. The vote Of the national Democracy
ct tho recent city election in st. Louis, oom-
pared with that pollsd for Barrett last fall
for Congress, leaves no doubt OF the ballot
stuf6ng frauds charged and extensively
proved TO have taken place at the former
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
war Between Denmark and Domi n :
lca.
NEW YoRK, April [

NEw FoRK, April 8.
The Herald has letters from San Domingo
of the 18th of March, announcing that hos
tilitiesshave commenced between Dominica
and Denmark. A Danish envoy had recently
arrived there in a war vessel and perempto-
rily demanded $3.50, 900 indemnity for the
seizure of two Danish vessels by President
Baez during the recent revolution in Domini.
ca. President Santana offered to refer the
matter to arbitrstors. The Danish function
ary declined, giving the Dominicans twenty
four hours to comply with his demands, with
the understanding that refusal would be
followed by . blockade OF their ports.--
The Dominicans decided in favor OF war,
and forthwith commenced manning their bat
teres. There was but one Danish war YES
sci in port.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

NOTICE II hereby given 70 the 6tookhel1sss Of
IN the Nshraska and 6osth Iowa kailroaA Cor
pany thata meeting of shs Btoekholdsss will 10
hsh q KDO6AUoUA, on the Ash aay - Nay,
Directors Of ssid road. Other business Of impof-
tanee 70 the progress Of the road viii b brought
before them Tor their consideration.
By order. 3. nAYNE, Secretary.
Keoeauoua. March 5. 166o-dtd