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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
9S lrl u111.

SuSsm mtn 5otn sswts, ftns SafertGe
9eimatb In gBdf6instCu SaulGp, er6a edun'
tu ctns Grlaubnte psrlaeen bat, unb Spar ale
Oeisr esionnen mar, itn Elm Sanrpsrf srlsrnsn su
laNfn.-lc ests Id bisrourh Na6rht, inpsm or
minrsridbrta ii, eab i'd. loGlts CT an trssuo ti'
nsm Srt Artst srbdltsn. iiir lsinen eObu aHs
lpruh MAIDEN wsrpe,-urp 70 parns Id au6 bier
,uaIsiG aue. itm nihts Stns Srprr auf msintn
Namsn su lfibsR pbsr Su bcrssn. iuetm bic ean'
OsssrGtbs mid untsr pifGen umldnbsn niAt srins
gen strpas ftit tbn 1u btsabItn.
5snrp 2rtt.
Mrrif 30. --~3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

Qm 17tm aprit, In Stn.Ssuecn Iaun1biv.
Sr6d County, 6enrp, elm Scbu ron Saecb
81. unb 9Ietfsra grln9, in is!nrm i5tsn gstsns'
iabrs.
Nh ss III etn tittrss eeibsn,
limb Gin rtdtsr GRrrrhentranf,
Sid ron cinsm 6inos ibspen
1urth Den fhwsrsn 2crefsuu9
6icr sefhisbt Gin bsrjcnbrshsH,
1as ttin SRuno fam redht ausiPrChen.
dhsr Der. Den ibr tcpeinst a.
gBsiB ia bisrprn lautsr nitbfs,
Dtnn CT iIsbt bic Scuns fbsiusu,
Sn Dem Slan3 bes ep'9en eihts.
Sia9et tsrt unr bSrt bic Shaarsu,
Die bier feline 9s idtsr raren.
qm 10. aprif, In Gbrsnus pt. Ncnrcs gr
6r. 3 c Q M n er, in finrm filter pcn 5S
Satrsn. am fcIssueen Wittpo6 fano feline St.
erpauna iiatt. rpbs rer gbrp. pr. 9. 9. 8lein
zine iGidl&s QsGsnrsbs tielt.
Nm 2SRen Setrudr. In 9cpbi1 GaunIdip, 9es
fa 9auntp. an Der 8afrfu6t, 9 anna
8nerr. eine gstrrne @epnrs, uno Gtsaattin
pom Owen 8nsrr, I'm 3S1sH Sabre ih-ss 4ltrrs
Sir srtrua ibrs ssibrn nit dr@.tltdsr Qrputp unr
@eloIierbrit unb hinterIieB etnen bsrit ten Sat
ten unb rne QnjatI unmGnOise 8inber ibrsn frii'
lA 5ingans gu tetraurrn. Gle wuree am 3trr
Dldr; untsr sinem 3abtrei6sn ess6ensefolss an
Der Union 8ir6s in NcrU' gGbsttaG brtreaet
wctsi her Gbr'p. 9rr ScfsPb Duts Die esiGen'
rstr bisIt.
Shtafs pebL 9auttrr fhtafs
Dsiucr 2RalIfahrt etiesn aus
9if bcr .pirtI lsiusr Shoaft
GomreIt in brs Iotcrs baus.
am lsbtrn 6rsitds In Stsr. .Matunats, eehc
Gdunts, pr Scbn Dcictne6t, in etnsm gItr,
ron stpa 60 Sabrtn.
am lcbtsn Scnnta8 Wcraen In tirfrr Stabt
Sufannd. Gessattin bes Sru. 9 cmpr
O Bel. In rnrm NItsr pon etma 63 Slbrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
Na0rt6t

g9irs hiermit ssssbn. ba6 bic linterlsi6nett
ale greeutrir ron Der 9interIubsnl&aft pss per.
lortsnsu enps Sarwid. irbtbn pen i5io'
9Bbcitbal 1auni6ip. Qsha Gaunts. srnannt nor.
ben ta.-Nas Gieisniasn catsr, melehs nph an
Osiasts StntsrIabsnidaft fdulpis fnb, iuO bisrs
pur6 aufsefcrtrrt, tnnnbalb gBchsn bet 8 a.
epb DiGin9sr, Giq.. In Der Staet gIIsn'
tuun anSurufen unb atSubrSatlsn, n,-line ScI6s
pie nod rs6tmabas 5Orbsrunesn batsH mGssn.
limb ttenfalls srIu6t irlGe innfrtalb Der tsiastsn
3sit wcbIbsaatiss an semslosts gricn sinsureids
en-.
Glilabetb 6arpid, Gr'trir.
Qpril 27. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

peripanbten bes Seritorbenen lberrei6t
rperoe.
9 f6 toben-Dab biefe Serbano<
lun9en in ben 3eitun9en bee @aunties be-
fannt 9ema6t ,peroen follen.
Clnter,eid,net bon ben 8eamten.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
Muf4el0pbene Gpurt.

Cine aufseidctsns Court BON Common pfeas
lcl sshaltsn psresn, auf Montdss ben l6 ylai,
um 10 ubr Sormittaes. In rem gourtbdule bsr
Staht allsntaun. In unO fir er6a gaunls. ipann
uub rrfeltf li6 alle, TsI6e @rfGdftF ;u ofrs
banpsIn battn, stnfnbsn fSnnen.
Jamee gafcY, grptt.
arrt 81. natG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
6etratbS- S-@egwetfer.
Gin nfuss Bud burh
9SiIIid 10 2Jpnn0, VI.

~ 80 = SIS - - "N D
.,N&};HEl,. Differ esbeims esitfaben Sur Court
-. idsip. eists unD 5stratb, nit cen ;u.
"a Ass2lIE fallisen 8ranftsisen Der Su9enr,
- 5ErUSS' pss MiittlsQItsrs une tss Nltsrs
EE;t!EEN feiba, gilt jusleih eidbt unb SGat.
trn BON btm Serbsiratbeten esbsn ben SSrrubsn
unS 2ritIaIsn. 5cFnunssn, Beftrntunssn une
g1tptrpsrtafsitsn eaBt ale ptrbstratbsts Wtn'
Itsn, obsr iOiQe bic 81 hsirattsn sspentsn -benen
atsr nod sine flsins 5iupsrnib im gesge ill-
otelss BUD Islen. eaett iseen tunssH Wahn unb
5rauensimmsr i'm euHOs GO lsfm. Sc n bod son
Stinsn unb eibt auf4tub utsr @shttmnBs. BITE
sin Sebu wibsn Telts. Sin weHIs 9sHntniB tsim
Slufanse tann cine 0sIt sr[I 1rubst strtitsn.
S6ids fiir sin gUpis COS Cents tinsrf6frefn)
an Dr. piIIiam peuna.
s1s. 4l6 epruss eirass, pbuabspbta,
aprit %. 1859. mol I
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

OP@ iJenponG po.-Sn
Ser leeten @cbe tpuroen bon einem aus.
pGrti0en I9enten in 4bilaoelpbio s bic
5000 Suibl 8eiseu gum Serfauf ans
oeboteu, ipeldbe nG6iten6bafelbft in einem
SdifT bon eiperpocl, Gn8lanp, erportet
pcrben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
SpGbier 9pfbier!

untsrisihnsttr gilt hisrhurh Na6Ji6t bdb Ct
an GetnFm fosais I'm Wartt. Bitred In alrntaun,
eeeniaus am 2tsn Dlat ron SbtrIs's btrrllGem
eudtisr rsr;apfsn miro. Das gutIifam II sin'
selaEsn lh tinJuFnUsn.
9lbrobom 9pnetrfrs,
qsrit 81. Hqtm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
Rin dro aee e 1

Or. aaron Berner BON biefer
-Stabt, iiberreidte uns am Montae Elm
I6dbnerei, BON etnem eefpobnli6en 6ubn,
ipel6es s 3oll iber Die 2dn9e uno 81 3oll
itber bic &unbe miBt. ST perfi6ert oae
es Elm d6t RepubIifanifbee 81 fsi, unb
staubt baB es ni6t leidt 3u bieten fein
fpiro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
0apter Ylpier!

vile artrn Brief. gOmmtreiats. Ictt', Gap.
Dad unb 8enitr' pdpsr, lctbsn srbaltsn unp aar
ti[lis ~ psriaufsn TN Su6lobr BON
Rtd, @ntF u. 5stfrtS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

DFSn Stem 9Jcrf lperoen Is td9libe
3eitun9en aeorudt-4 in beutiber, in
franSGiiiber, in itolienifber uno ~ in
en9titber Sprabe.-Die 3abl bet tpobz
entliben 3citun9en betrd9t los.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

DS SSm Sabre l77S beifanb cin 8efee
in Sranfreit. ipel6e5 DEN 8irtben perbct,
Mann uno Srauenlimmer 3ulammen su
betten, obne ibren 6eiratb5s@ontraft 9es
ieben III baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

~Die 8roBloee bes 2ftten Srbens
Der ,,9uten 8rloer", bonn Staat penn.
fplpanien, miro ibre nd6ffe Sisun9 baIs
ten, ben 2ltfen Suli, in Illentaun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
OrOfset OSerf0asf.

OrOAet: SSerfassf.
SIM 6rpben unb 8leinen am Stptr,sOH
/. MiQiant 9. Meil,
Srater nur 0roBDerfdnfeE
Die nd6iie 2bdre gum Menbaufe,
0lIIcnfann, ga.
Der linterseiGnfte tat fIG fntf@IrBen uno Zine
1rbHunsen 9etrcTen, Bic ben tfien naHftf1 Jnnu~
ar @tlentdun 40 perIa6en, unc UNI feinsH grrBsR
GutsrlOd los su perben, 1T Ct tu BEN GntI6lue
asfctnn,sn, feline 0aartti I'm Orc Sen 10 ME
I'm 8tttns gum gertauf anSuttsten, eanatt
Seeamann sinr 9elesfnbet Gate, 10 0 81 ftt~
te O dter tu taufen. I'm ben 9rcben Gtrd
a6er in 70 furSer Seit ptrtaufen ;u tSnnfn, III er
entl6IpBen feline 0adren an fol4en grfiBfn ait>
tubteten, bab @isle HA raaunfu werbeii, trenn lie
ausfnbfn tpef6e prpfte ft btehsr 6ftattt hatsn.
CT gilt bem guttitum Die gerfGerung. bab hifs
tsin 6umbus III. unp Gin isber artifh reIHr tn
leinem Stubr perfaaft tpiro, ,pirb marrantirt bas
ju Isin, ME an8ssetrn iptrp. Se!n Stud ttIleet
aus elmer ffbr srpben 8rridiebfnbeit, ais
@eiBe baumlpoleue @eitsfrimpfe ron
st 3u 25 Gents eas Baar 6e., btaus
ne, eemirte uno fbtuor5e, ollie on bon
ct bis 25 Gents 2ooies ifieene tne
baumpolleae Oanoibnbe an bon st
bis 25 Gent6; 3doies uno &inoer Nlos
bair Mlitte an bon l24 bic so Gents
Neibe earpn une ainen Gadti6er an
bon 61 bic 25 9ente.
8ernet:-Gine 9tcBe 2(ustpdbt Grns
broiberies, umfabeno 5000 feine e6eiea
Collars, BON | Sent bi62 8baler per
Stuf /; Collars uno 4ermel IN
Setts, an Do Gents Biz S3.
Gin GROCER Stcd BON 8dmmrn, tStretD 5af>
ten, &nSpfsn, 9labeln. Stsdnabsln. (Spellfn)
Idpes. SputtsNabts, ron ieeer gennnuue.
GbtnfatIs O . sBanrcn gum gtBrnu4 tef
Nlannsleute, ale
Shporje iino fdncp feieene uno Sing
BAN Grapatteni feieene Sodttiber u.
t6atstdber pon ieoer 2ftt; loofentrase
ger, Collars uno Suient II. (. 10.
ttnt nun fommt bic srSbte GeIesca9sit fiji "a.
eies, fir Gcl&s wsIds
S5errlie6e ScipelrD
u taufsn win1fen. Daesltr pirb an isbem prels
utrfluft, est6oiel mas ss esfolist bat. - Gahss
tcmmt uno tcIst unb faunst iter reine Sreee.
CT tetst aud gum Serfauf an, ftin
- GprtrefFi9es 4<ftbdi8tes batf~
I:H:A feinerncs Stpbrbalis,
- -: rrelhss sr sssenpSrtis bsnubt an rHd~
bsen oeUu Bunasn gun, Serfauf an. Bsfs tana
bis ben lll,n Sanuar 1860 sesetsn ,vrrhen.
q. 8.-Sm SAT- tabelbe bic eabin alGt tssr~
fauft iett 1plIts, lol bann brr erlie une sisrlf
stcd nit Sdlsmsnt an sinf~N eutsn ee4nsmann
prrrsntst trerbtr.
DanIbar flr bisbtr snUbens untsradbans,
tcift rr auF ens 8Ortbader eeristen, bis Ietn srss
6er Stpd ausseFauft H..
gSi(liam Q. 2Beit.
IpriI 20. nabs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
gpriI 27.
0rp6es 8atautplt
In SrerIertam II II.

In SregIertanit..
al auf gfnsitmcntaa fsn f3tn 9uni
ri ioa am Saule Ron peter GrpIer.
IA In Surlertaun, es6a eauntp, sinr greg
EIH driiss Rilitir. garaDs sstalten wtrtcH,
RTE gu rpslhrr Fcis.npr Gpntpasnisn rinsela.
1l1 ben wiirpsn trijuwpbnrn unp rtn relarn
W berslts slnt srU5e Gn3atl rinsspiaist
- cat, ndnttih gtllsn HrifVlS, Gart Z.
9cpb; aaen Snfantrrlsn, Capt. oarts; Scr.
ban artiariasn, Capt. @auslsr epptia Artit.
lsrilen. Gapt. 5imsrman; g9britbaa artitIeri1rn.
Capt. Saiiian BaI6insteu Neifels, Capt. Q.
5dlpiTsr eOrbia 9niantsriitfn. Cart. 9, 9snb
uno qe6a Hsifsls, Capt. 8itter. Dir gettls.
bsm Grupps. Capt. 8snusr gBal6instsn Srup.
pc, UOn 5umturs, (oesr 9snbarpspitls Srupse) }
Capt. Stamo 01cutOr 9rupps. Capt. Smitt,
une Qanel6pamm Slaue artilsrihen, Capt. @riit
unO elsi6faas ole aupsre freiipi1ss 9rmpaenisu
unO grabtanssn bslss unp tT bsna6bartsr
Saunties.
Mdt General saurs. dat. gttinasr. Wai
Ru6 uub HE apS Dillinssr unb StsdeI. 70 nil
pas gubttum In, aGssmsinsn ta u6tunessUl
einselapsn brisupctnfn.
@pril 81. na3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

~Gs 9ibt in ben Sereini9ten 9taas
ten un9efdbr on 200, 900 Sreimaarst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

DP @efern Dot 3 19en bate bic ets
lpa 35 SABRE alte Satin pes Sorn. Sra
than sSlob, in oieier Staot, oae lln0luf,
Dap ibr bcim @fen Gin 8dnles Sncben i'm
6alie ftefen blicb, - Die Scl9en capon
maren, Dap lie am Iceten Scnnta9 itarb.
UTOas 3euecnperDor in Der Sidel6
SaDe, su 8aiDin8tcn, 1T am Samita0
9efbloBen woroen. - 8lr neroen ouD
nun baIp Den enoliben NuS8ano b0ren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

Do QSenn Die @eiber unter 9erpiHen
Die Sranntrpeinflafben GER
fbla9en uno Die Spielfarten perbrennen,
70 f0nnen ile piel SoieS perbinoern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

D0er Mapor bon 8caoin9 bat Der
pcsi;ei Quftro9 9e9e ben, dtle Minoeriib.
ri9e ein5uiperren, ipe!,be Ibenos in ben
Sarifueen anaetroffen rperoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

gIm 17tn april. In Sbu.Ssuecn GaunI6ip.
9r6d County, Senrp, Gin Setu ron Saecb
81. unb 8ebrsea yruns, in isluem t5ten Sstsns'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

nPl(us beinabe allen Stdoten bort
man, Dap Die Sru6tfeIper eine reidtibe
Grnte Ueripreben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27
Milit1rif6e @abl.

a1sntaun. april 27. 1859.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

UTSm lesten Blnter lparen I'm 9ans
sen 1857 Stuoenten in Den Ocftoridus
len 9btlabelpbia 8.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

Tgttern, rpelbe atnper fGr bic 8cs
9e er,ieben lpollen, in lpelben iie fpGter
manoeLn ioaeu, miiIen burb ibr ei8ense
SeiipI ben 8ee babnen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
mr.. Douglas Declines.


An exchange says that when Mr.. Douglas
was recently asked to consent to stand as
candidate for nomination at the Charleston
Convention he declined. On being pressed
for a reason, he said: "The Opposition are
sure to succeed in the next Presidential cleo
ton" This bitter confession OF the ablest
man in the Democratic ranks, gives us, in a
few words, the dearest idea of the complete
Generalization of the Administration. Its
power of evil is, comparatively speaking, at
an end.
1t Is generally conceded, in political cir
cles, that Douglas and Hunter have come to
an understanding, by which the letter 10 to
have tho honor Of being defeated by the OPP
position in l860--the former awaiting the
chances of 1864. This opinion receives ad-
ditionnl strength from the fact, that the las,
three candidates Of the D Democracy have been
taken from the North, making the next due
to the South.
The States, formerly strong Douglas pa.
per, 10 now evidently under the control oil
Hunter, with kindly feeling toward Doug
las, and tho editor is a Virginian Of the Hun
ter school. The silence Of Hunter, during
the recent popular sovereignty debate in the
Senate, is also considered ominous Of the as
pirations of the chairman Of the COMMITTEES
on Finances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
Frienas In Prosperity.

The North American RevieU says: "Ons
OF the hardest trials to those who fall from
attiuence and honor to poverty and obsourisy,
Is to discover that the attachment of 20 many
IN whom they confded, was prctence."
True. But il is exactly the thing which .
man ought to be made to comprehend; aud
il he cannot be made to do 30 at any less cost
than bankruptcy, then bankruptcy is bless
ing to him, however much he may grumble
at the price he pays for his understanding.
There 10 nothing like opening mems eyes to
the true relations they sustain to the world,
without and within. The cash which enables
one to gil his belly and clothe his back to suit
his within, 10 but trihe in comparison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
For McAdamising, Trimming, CURLING and Gut
tering on 4th at, between johnson and Bank

NOTICES hereby given to the owners OF the
lots descrbedin the foregoing list, situate1in the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied
said described lots designated in the above list
by the City Council of said city for laying side
walks, and for McAdamixing, Trimming, Curling
and Guttering In front thereof and unless payment
b made Of the taxes 50 levied and al before
the 36th day of March, A. ID. 1859, the said lots or
% much thereof shall be necessary to discharge
said taxand costs, will be sold on the day STORE.
said, 1t the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours Of 90 clock IN. and clock p. m.
G. g. STEVENS,
Collectorof thcCity Of Keokuk.
March 6, IS5Q-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

PIERCE BUrLER.-A Philadelphia CORES
pendent Of the National Era writes to tina,
paper that Mr.. Pierce Butler, . report Of
the sale of whose slaves was recently pnb.
lished, is . prominent memberrof the Epis.
copal Church in Philadelphia. ssHs is,'
continues the Era's correspondent, Gin full
communion with the Church Of the Epiph.
any, of which the late Rev. Dudley A. Tyne
was rector, and isvery active in the Sun.
day School, Choir, Bible Glasses, and othe,
associations OF this parish. Mr.. Butler il
likewise vestryman, and held this ONCE
during the rectorate Of the late Mr.. Tying
He voted for the expulsion Of Mr.. Tying ant
after the latter was elected from the pulpit
MIR. B. had his place supplied by clerica
stakeholder from South Carolina, who be-
came the rector"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

AccIDxHr.-A lad Of about fourteen years
Of age, By name Thomas Haggerty, Was bad
ly burned by powder explosion, yesterday
afternoon. He had filled IN old molasses
gate with powder, applied burning paper to
the top, and atsempted to blow the fsme.--
The powder exploded and horribly lacsrated
his face, putting out one eye, and probably
both. DR.. Scarf was called in, and dressed
the head. He says the lad will recover, bet
with the loss Of sight Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
Iandsitde atrrovry.

Another slice Of Mount Ida slid OF on FRI
day last, just abovt St. Peters College
That building was partially buried, and is q
ruin; but had it not been struck BY the ava
lanche, it is supposed that lot of tenement
houses and the hospital, beyond it, would
have been destroyed, and many lives lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

The Richmond Enquirer seriously ques-
tions whether Messrs. Boyce, Barksdale,
Miles and other Southern members OF the
Democratic faith who advocate direct taxes
for the support Of the federal government,
really know what they are talking about
Those gentlemen are informed that Gland
and slaves are the only species of property
in the Union subject to federal taxation,o
md that the scheme would be least OF all toll
cradle to shareholders. The nail is clinohed
thus:
There is no question about it. Not only
does the letter and spirit Of the Constitution
leave room for no other Interpretation, bat
the Interpretation itself has been unmistaka-
bly, exponnded by the decision of the Su.
preme Court. The points decided are:
lst. That land is the only species Of prop
erty, which, a. property, can be subjected to
direct tax by the General Government.
End. There is one, and only one, other
species of nronertv. which NAV be made the
subject OF direct federal taxes, not as prop
erty, but as persons.
Sd. That direct tax may be laid on per-
sons, and that such tax, if laid at all, must
be made to include slaves.
Let our Southern Senators and Represent.
atives study this matter with the reports OF
the Supreme Court before their eyes. Then,
We guarantee it, we shall soon be rid Of eli
the defamation about direct taxes, which has
OF late been lugged in to embarrass ques-
tions OF finance and revenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

GV-The Free Democracy Of St. Louis have
re-nominated 0. d. Filley to the Mayoralty
Of that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

GO An ARRAY occurred at Yazoo City,
mississippi, on saturday week, between Mr..
Dav, %. Hagen, planter Of that county, and
Mr.. William Phipps, son Of . planter Of that
name, and Mr. Eisler, overseer on the plan
tation Of the elder Phipps, in whicb the two
latter were stabbed several times with !
dirk knife 10 the hands Of the former. The
wounded man we're not expected to live.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

va II. w. SAEfLE il . candidate for re -elec-
tion to the Office of Mayor.
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NO. s. MAIN ST, n
Up Stairs, over II. X. Love d Co. q Bank,
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NOTICE OF Ass EA1 M EMIT.
A . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
n Iowa state Insurance Company, held 1t the
of6ce " tho Company ON the 72d March, 1859, In
the city Of keokuk, Iowa, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That assessment: Of is per cent.
be nade on ali Premium Notes in force on and be-
fore the 23d February 1852 70 pay losses sccruing
on and prior to said date, to be paid within sixty
days from this date.
Section 4, Article 2, Of the bylaws 81 sofd In
surancc COMPANY, reads ~ follows: aWhensve9a1y
assessments SAell hare ben declared ~ The chm
pAny, and notice thereof forwarded to the insured
By mail otherwise, and The insnred shall for tho
space Of thirty days refuse ur neglect to pay the
whole amount Of said Premium note notes, and
1t their option annul the Policy Vt Insurance.
wa. r. TURNER, Sec'y.
March 23, 1850 mch2ldlm
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eYThs General Assembly 20. s.) OF the
Preobytsriau Church Of the q. S.. convenes
g Indianapolis on The 10Th Of May next. A
very large atksndanee il anticipated.
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A Hemu,Irut -.

The allowing poem, about one year ago,
Was extensively copied By the Newspaper
press, and now il ID again receiving wide
circulation. Our readers will bc pleased to
read it second time with the following re.
ference to it's author BY the Springfield Re-
publican, to which paper il Was originally
contributed:
cover THE RIVER" AND IT'S AurHoR.--The
public admiration Of the beautiful linee
"Over the River, first published in the Re-
publican in August, 1851, and the enquiry as
to their.origin have not yet ceased. We meet
the little poem and the query % to where they
come from, among our exchanges, almost
daily; but not only till now have No felt ct
liberty to unveil the anonymousness which
it has heretofore borne. aLisxie Lincoln,"
over which signature the poem was contri-
buted to the Republican, is young lady of
Hinsdale, N. H., whose real name Is Nancie
A. w. Priest. That she has q real genius
her writings sufficiently evidence; but it's
character and the public appreciation Of it
are increased by the facts that hcf education
has been that of only . country "district
school," and that for three years past she
has worked, for self-support, in "the MILL"
from daylight till dark. She is now, at %
years of age, struggling against the adven-
titious circumstances Of her position, to ft
herself for teacher. The thousands who
have been touched by the high poetic express
sion, as we'll as the marked sweetness and
strength Of her productions, will sympathize
with her warnings and efforts, and watch the
promising career with hope and interest.
The mind, capable Of producing "Over the
River" under such circumstances, 10 not
and should not be content with single vic
tory.
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A Small Thing 10 Rosher About.
The NatcheE Free Trader publishes reso-
luton which it says Was reported to the
Mississippi delegation at the Cincinnati Con-
vention by committee appointed by the del
egation aforesaid to consider the Slavery
question. The resolution, it afirms, was
written BY Senator Douglas, and sent by the
hand Of friend to the committee that report
ed it. |: declares that citizens of Slave
States have the right to take their slaves to
the Territories and are entitled to "adequate
legal protection" in this kind Of property !;
and moreover that neither Congress nor the
Territorial Legislature has the power to ex-
clude such property.
Well, suppose it is true-as We presume it
is. II simply convists Mr.. Douglas Of moon
sistency and political jugglery-a thing Of
which he has been convicted too often to suf-
fer anything from fresh proof.