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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-17

sose 0VoU ~ bSUO0Ve
UVun undsssiened viii lssse for term Of years
hss loee csonfovssbae restdcpce snd oppsndssee
sisusie1 ID The cosporste nosss 81 The city Of u
Clai .. aomeJy:
Asgsis Oeesass. . dwelling With rooms, large
lana. under cnltivaSAon; with 20 acres woodland ys,-
tore; I'll under rod fente. eome 60 grape vines
pert Of whteA In full bearing curSa~ts and
ssrs wtesries In abu0depcs. There 10 . stable and
smoke houss On shs pssmises, and plenty Of nse.
wood.
20 scOA tenant this property will be rentsd on
eesy tesms, SrO0 one 70 Ave yeere, and none need
apply unless they are we'll able 10 pay the rent
arseed on whether fopa fail or oct.
me orchard ~ nov full Of fruit which can be pnr-
chsssd, tossther with 10 acres u corn and few
scres OF beans, esohsse, bsets &C. and Possession
siveA Immediately
WIN also rent the large Brick Dwelling. barn,
cHrisge-honse. and wagon she'd with large ana well
shaded srounds sttarked corner OF Brady and 9th
streets reasonable tefms and give possession I'm
nedtstely.
The comfortable Brick Dwelling on corner Of Per-
~ and 1Osh strests rooms, good wood h0uue
and hns cellar; gas IN bsAh those dwellings.
-ARo:--
Two Dwellings In Esds' Row. between l2sh and
18th streets, vacant and Possession siveA mms-
diately. n
Any or oil Of this beautiful property viii be az
changed for unimproved Iands In Iowa or Ntssour RI
u price and location salts. Prize Of rent Il TO oh
feet the tenant suits. Csil soon II you want
pleasant homes. o. whistler, ESQ viii BE- found
1t my once and will pttsnd 70 my bnsif ere should
Be absent ~ snv time.
sag2 T. O. DADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-17


TIPT ON'S
NATIONAL MERCANTILE AND b SISESs
NEWS
O Il Il n q N &
III sISUATsD:
CORNER or pIPra AND BRADY s1lsErs,
DAvENPORT, IOWA.
Pounded, " Davis 4 ripson. April, 1855.
8. 8. Upton,
Principal and Propi ietor.
IOUNG NsN v II md BY yr.Ler inquiry, that.
by grad rsting At thss College, they vii obtain
very im3grant Autsg-s over III graduates cf &C.
other Commercial Institution ~ Inc country. The
COURSE or STUDY comprises both foreign and do
m-stic tu mess an1 enbr aces NJ 1TER o. PRACrrcE
in COMMERCIAL SCIENCE and ART-wholly un-
snown to com mon teschen--wmeh, " Is oovious.
will greatly enhance his cnsncss OF success IN eusi-
ness.
SPEScERIAN PENMAStHIP-tbe met Beautiful
stem In the WORLDS taught IT this OoItge - all
itsfrrot, both practical aud ornamental GOOD
BUSINESS HAND WAITING II guaranteed 70 Oil VINO
complete the course re.
One time is as good ~ ano,hsr, 10 ,mmence. You
pay for the you GET ana NOT fos the time
CONSUMED, at this school:
ABEAuTvuI EN0RAvsD Observation-Disclosures
bank psper, which the possessor can fold w
and place his port monsie-is awarded each grad
uate This is 3 now snd unique feature never De-
fore introduced into College.
Tuition $40, payable invariably in advance, emil
thing the applies Mt tn Life Scholarship which vii
also be good 1t Davis Commercial COLLEGE," o
| Peoris. Sons Of Clergymen half price.
Separate instruction given in Pen0snshtp.
| Business men and frier do OF education are re
| spectfuy invited 70 call Ar
Por Circular, containing full infor msepu. pleas
| enclose two postage stamps.
| apr9s-dAwtf Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-17
RAILROADS

RAILROADS
Chieags + Rsek Island Railrsad
Winter. .4srrass1essesst,
0N and after sunda. Dec. 5th 1855. ~ untii
further notiee, trains wt issvs 1ocA islaGh daily
eundays szoeptsd, - fsiioWs:
"a freight Ills A II
frs,as arrive It losk Islaaa daily, ssslays -.
espeed. - follows:
Let night express q go A. II.
- freight trains at SO ?. n,
ID mau train q 1OP n
Al trans over this roeA srsin direct eennsxtoa q
Chicago With trains over boeA TIE Atehissa southern
nchiean Oeatral, Pit,steSg. Fort wayne end Chiea-
% Aail 1osd TO and trun Detroit, Tels6e,
Osvsland, Columbus, Cnctnse&a. 1lttsoaUA,
Dunk1Sk, D11hlo, niagara Pals, AIbany New YoVA.
LA0allo With tSolns u tAe Illnsoo OGntral 49,
usstA - 0als and south y 9. Ie1s and OeiIe. =
vAsnh pisces ts.sts can = pvoe1ssdef
W. ,. 0remnslle, 11deet AosaA
Agents, =. \. Dsps4, neck isisnl.
Passengers are remlnAsd q ~ nssossityof glving
dlsonct direcet0as 70 ~ dasenataan o. th ~.
0ass also - procure tekses hsssss tae tAar essss
IN ~ srs ~ sonduotoss sesse fas eaiy % -
tas q ~ ll1s q ~ OhcaOu A1e lalanA reiIroe1
JOHu ,. fAAOY, o1psslnAsn1111,
VI. WmuA1, As.'t osD't.
Loot Island. Dec. s leae tAt0
llississippi 1 Missouri r r.
Trains run b. Chicago tire. which !. twelve nia-
utss tester tAaa Devsnpost tins.
NV and alssr Monday, April llth, lsse, and untt,
~ lss1Aes 1o1es, treiss v6 leave Devcs1sss ~
0uoeo11na, Columbus City, WoshhGeon - ~
0ity (o1nAsys exespeeO - Ssnews:
ut Express and Man 1Solh q e. A -
fsaans willlsavs Dsvsapsst 1ss oAieaeDdaily. -
day0 e8oeytaa - fslleWs:
lst Nail 1ratn, ss 10 To- ~
d Dxpsess 1fsin, st sNP =
fsaans arrive q Dsvsnpsst Aaliy, Qundays sxsep
vnon n. EAST.
let 1xprsss fTaln q sas An.
d 0s0 fRatn, q 60 PH
lot Nan Train, q oNpu
ffaias ran By Chieaee time, which b twelve min.
aEsU faster 0on Oevoapsss uOo.
Al trains ont q Devsopoes w0 naks ssasssessus
q CslunDs CITY, WasAingtsa ~ IeuU a. m
TIE WESTERN 0iaes O1s s1aGls 1or iii peasss ~
~ RaamgW 1saia ss1neses 6 lsei 49, ~
0At0N = - Inaa1 1ailrsaA Ssn1ns - I'M ,si.1s
Psaeaosss sss rsaia1sl q ~ nesauo0 eerav,.,
Also0ee 0boGneo = - - lGona1n z ~.
09e9seSspsssnee1neoD eeossetaaa - oo10h
LII ~ nsslas 1A,e \ ~ sse.s NJ ,hsnas
B :! / =! !; : s 6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-17
ID w e llimgs For Sa e
OH n a r..

0H n a n.
VNHE UNDERMINED WILL SELL ONE, A
L doubls,or
All tho Dwellings In his Rev,
ON BRADY STREET,
The gsound rent on which these dwellings stand 10
only dollsr per front foot and has l6 years lack
iag fsV months 10 The double houses have
double sills and joined together only by the ST.
ding, and oil strong ana veil buiit frames aud n de
sired can easily be removed.
These houses have q, and eleven rooms, oil pa
pered, sash hung on puilics, each house pleasant
sioop above and below, lots W.. Shaded, good we'll OF
water 10 zach house, cistern and cellar
Any person with small means can procure himself
pleasant home BY buying one os these single or
tended somc time, and but lttls more than the an
nual rent will be requir cd 10 hand. 1.
ALSO,
The Large Brick Dwelling House in
which live corner Of Twelfth and Brady streets,
Is for sale. The lot ia feet front by $50 feet "a
an alley, which there IL no ucumbrance, aud can
be- sold on long time,
The Two Story Brick House, corner OF 10th
and Perry streets, In which J. J. Llndley now lives
Lot 60 by $50 feet good water cellar, and house well
finished, containing 3 rooms.
This property is Aiss free from sncumbranoe and
can be sold on easy terms.
Fine Span of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness, and hrsi
rate Lumber Wagon, cheap. Apply 10
mayil T. o. EADs. or I. W HARRISON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-17
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OH The LOTTERY.
The numbers from l to so 900 corresponding with
those numbers on the tickets printed In separate
slps OF paper encircled with small tin tubes and
plsced n one Wheel. 1u +.
The first ss0 Prizes, similarly printed and eucir-
cled are plaosd IN another wheel
The Whs els are then revolved aud . number II
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and st the same
time Prize il Aravn fsoo the other yheel. TIE
number and prize drawn out and op ned and c1hib-
tied to the audience, and registered by tho commits
stoners the Prise being placed sganpt the number
drawn. This operation b repeated sntil the Prisea
are drawn ou'.
Approximation Prises The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers TO these drawing the
rst % prisee I'm b setitsd 70 The - appsesips.
ton prizes For exsmple: n Ticket No lf3o0 draws
the go OOO prize. those tkkets numbered li2l6,
1sss ,lssi iss =. s :s ?: entitled e s
numbering 64S, 6ls. 6S' 80 VII esch b entitled
to4l5O, and 90 on according TO the above scheme.
CERTIFICATE o. PAcxA0Es will b sold q the
Oer.issats q Pscnasss q 10 vhols r,ckets.Sso
10 Quarter Is
10 Eighth 76o
n Opderiss Tickets Or Csssi1cssss,
Dncoss the money TO address for the tickets Or
dered, recsape ~ Whteh they VII - eNasded y
Arst mall Purchascvs can have tickets esdias IN
any figure they may OBSTINATE
70 purchsss,s innsJia1eIy efter me drawinx.
u Purchasers will please write their stgnetuses
plsir, ana i've iheir Poas Oce. Couaty oea etote.
- Remember that every prize = drawn - Dsys
able IN full without deduc Ion
n All prizes Of q 900 and under paid immedt.
steiy amer toe drs~fns-otAef prizes q shs usses
time Of thirty days.
1ddrsss Ordsrs Tor ficists or oersiacatss - :.
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
.ftnses sAvANuAA, 81,
ST. 4 q. wHND0v1R, Atsst,
ANA AZ Cincinnati, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
GeIng 10 sprsaS the Eagro.


In reply to . fiaturalized citizen who ad :
dressed an inquiry to the Department of
State A. to whether his remuneration OF ALE
glance to Europe and bis oath Of fidelity to
the Constitution and Government Of the Uni
ted States would secure him the protection OF
this Government on visit to Europe, Gen.
Cass said: "You'd better not 20, for just as
like a. not the King whom you have renowned
will compel you to fight his battles"
The country received this tame reply, which
virtually repudiated the obligations Of this
Government to protect naturalized citizens,
with astonishment and adherence. The in.
dienant voice OF the nation rolled np from
every portion Of the land and struck terror
into the hearts Of the President and his Cab
inst. And ~ result, we learn that q
spread eagle Fourth Of July pronunciam ento
full Of sound and fury, is to be issued to de-
away with the unfavorable impression mad.
By the pusillsnimous Official note OF the SEQ.
Rotary Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18

k1kV1 gained the confidence OF al who uss
~ 49,. and have proved one OF the most vAlu-
aels iAveatlsns e the aee. They. use Shuttle,
Aliks, which cannot be unravelsd Or pulled out
NJ Ihoy are Ill made with the hikest mechanical
oklf1, and all warranted to work we'll on MI kinds
q goods, from the Lightsst Fabric TO Heavy
orr now Family Sewing Machine. II has becn
Manufactured expressly for Family Use, and has
mot With favor from all. II 10 so simpli6ed Is to
render 4 almost impossible to get out Of order, or
dersngs its operations; indeed II il 80 simple a.
to astonish one, that 20 small : piscs Of meohan-
Below Nc givs description Of the different style
Of the Weed Patent;
No. l. Il very convsnint style. which can b
For the convenienss Of shipping, and also for large
manufactures, whore Ii Ii ns0enasy to plaes :
number Of machines into long bench, making one
table answer for all. Prics 80.
No. :. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, With
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price tlos
and size.
No. 8. Same size ~ No. !, but rims with : belt
and ct much higher rate Of Speed. This kind
Is we'll adapted to manufacturing Clothing 81 for
Leather work.
This is really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, ~ there il no work dune on Sewing Machine
thai it win not do. 1t Il confidently asserted that
this machine runs easier than any machine now In
use. Price 500.
No. A. This machine has long arm 10 accommo-
date large work. 1t runs ct . high rate Of speed,
runs easily, and Is, without doubt, the best Ma
chine for Tailors' use ever offered 70 the public.
I: 10 peculiarly fitted for plantation work. being
very simple yet substantial and durable, with hut
little liability to get ont Of order. Price t1s0.
No. g. This lie new and cheaper style, and .
general favorite fer Family, Light Leather, and :
great variety OF work. II has been gotten mp with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
| light and tasty Machine, at . less price than
either Of the above. II runs very easy, rapidly,
and IL pronounced the best machine now in market
for $50.
| No. 6. This 10 Machine got up on an entirely
new principle, different from any thing ever before
offered TO the public and We confidently assert that
for family 1t has not an equal. 1t il very light
and tasty very rapidly, IL almost noiseless in
its operation, and uses A STRAIGHT NEEDLE
1t is arranged to be utterly impossible for il
to miss stitches. It has tension on both sides
and carries . large supply Of thread on the under
spool The motions are gained BY two small orsnka
that run without perosptibls noise. The two
threads Arc worked In suoh . maA Dsr - never u
both pull ct the time, and conseq little
liable to break. The seam 10 very elastic, and thu
thread does not break in washing. II will d.
work better than any cheap machine now in mar
ket, as IL silk, cotton or linen with equal f.
cility. Price $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
4 OFFICE, All Broadway, New York.
/ WHITNEY i LYON, Projectors.
~Agents Wanted. [jei6dAwl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
1Uy1NEss NOTICE.


A State Convention Of the Republicans of lows
IL called 70 assemble by their delegates at the City
OF Des Moines, ut III o'clock 4. M, on Wednesday
the 32d day Of june, 1889, for the nomination Of
occrs to be elected Ut the generS election In Octo-
Der Of this year. Candidates to be selected for
the oficss Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of the Supreme Court. The Conven-
ton will take such other action as may, In its
opinion contribute to the of the principles
and organization Of the Republican party Of this
State and OF the Union.
Every organised county will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and to one additional
pelegste for each 100 voters latter the first l00l
and for any additional fraction OF so or more votes
cast at the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, ~ Secretary Of State.
The attention II the Republican Central Com
mittees of their respective counties is directed to
the Alling of the County Conventions for the APP
pointment Of Delegates, in the ratio above stated
and for efficient organisation preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN a. KASsON,
II. N. HOXIE,
N. J. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME,
RI. B. CLARKE,
TH0S. SEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Dee Moines, March 20, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
A Compliment.

Speaking Of the argument Of Attorney
General Wolcott, in the Ohio Rescue GASES,
which appears in the Columbus State Jour-
nal, the N. Y. Tribune says:
We agree with the Journal, ssthat in the
directness and purity Of its logic, the SYM
metrical and orderly process Of its argument,
in its copious array Of historical and legal
facts, and in the systematic and effective
grouping of its conclusions, it will compare
fav orably with the proudest forensic efforts
Of the American bar. Mr.. Wolcott is young
man, but if we may judge Of his power and
his requirement by this argument, be is
worthy Of the highest judicial honors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18

Gov. BRowN Us. TIE BrsLE. Brandon
lMiss.) Republican il responsible for tho fol-
lowing
Gov. BRowE's LrrE.-We had the honor.
. Few days ago, Of looking into this work
Our curiosity led Us to examine his Haxel-
hurst speech, and We found that he stil IN
sists that .'the angel Of the Lord captured
IIagar and took her home to her mistress -
Well, il 10 great pity the Governor and the
Bible take issue on the facts Of that trans-
action, because there are many who will be-
lieve what no says in preference to the bible
the latter having nothing to say Of the
constitutional rights Of the South!n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
Lightning Freaks.

Mr.. Benjamin Ritter informs US that du-
ring the severe thunder storm on Sunday
night, the house of Charles Smythe, 10 Pleas
ant Valley, some IL or Is miles from Town
City, was struck by lightning, his wife and
daughter, n young lady, were struck down
and continued speeohless for some hours
they have nearly recovered from the shook
their hearing being somewhat affected still
It is thought that they will regain their hear
ing in few days as perfectly - before. Du-
ring the same storm, only mile or two from
Mr.. Smythe's, sixty-two hogs, weighing from
l5O to 200 lbs, lying in . bed together were
killed by lightning. The hogs belonged to
Geo. McAllister. The rain was very heavy
and the lightning and the thunder exceeded
oil the storms that We remember since our
residence in the State. The clouds and the
whole atmosphere seemed surcharoed with
electrical thunder.--[ Iowa City Rep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18

G1- surprising discovery has just been
made in Berlin. DR.. PERTH Of the Royal Ii.
brary, has ferreted out the manuscripts jour
nal Of two Gsnoese nsvigators, Theodosia
Doria aud Ugolino Vivaldi, who succeeded
IN sailing around Cape Good Hope in 1890
-207 years before Vssoo do CANA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
clay Dean Objected To.

The North Iowa Times thinks Clay Dean
II too much OF An sssmbsssador Of Christi 10
- : proper ambassador Of Democracy. and
erefore objects to his nomination for Gov
DOs. The Davenport Democrat concurs
- sentiment. There is something in 1t,
Denfess.
T1snty- steamships arrived ut Bos-
- York and Quebec, during the N onth
from Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18

The Carthage Kspublican for several weeks
past has occupied very much Of its space in
discussing matters pertaining to the various
railroads running through Hancock county
and terminating at this place and Warsaw.
We extract the following items from its va
rious articles Of this week:
The Wabash and Mississippi Railroad
Company have located their road from Gar
thage via Pilot Grove, La Harpe and Blan-
dinville to Bushnell. This il what was called
the northern route.
Messrs. Buel & Maple have strong force
Of teams, implements, etc. ct Carthage ready
to commence operations on the road to Bush
nell. They have opened heavy stock Of
goods to be used in payment for lsbor, ma
terials, etc.
There is a project on foot to diverge the
Warsaw and Rockford road from the Missis-
sippi at Dallas or Appanoose, and connect
with the Wabash and Mississippi road at Pilot
Grove. The road would then run around by
way of Carthage to the Mississippi, and Maui
VOC would be left out. The distance is said
to be shorter.
The Republican thinks MIR. Sample has
built the road to Carthage very cheaply, at
ter all. 1t says the whole sum which has
been placed at his disposal amounts to $780,
600, which would make the cost Of the road,
equipped with two locomotives, two passen-
ger cars and eighteen dirt cars, something
less than $1,000 per mile. The contract
with Messrs. Buel & Maple from Carthage to
Canton allows them $25 900 per mile. II
Mr.. Sample had built the balance Of the road
at the same rate that he has built the first
seventeen miles, he would have saved the
Company 100000 over the contract Of
Messrs. Buel & Maple.
And the Republican says that the Carthage
people are solely indebted to Mr.. Sample for
the prospect of railroad connection south,
with the Great Western, which connection il
thinks there is strong probability Of being
made within the next twelve months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
NaIuraIixed Americans. OFF,
ciai Doctrine.

WILMINGTON, June To.
The views Of the Administration as to the
rights of natufalized citizens, who may re-
turn to Europe, and showing how far they
are entitled to the protection Of this Govern.
ment, were yesterday promulgated BY Gen.
Cass. in letter from the State Departing emit
TO A. v. Hofer OF Cincinnati. The Secreta-
ry states that this Government will not in.
terfere in cases where individuals voluntarily
return to countries to which they owed mill
sary service at the time of their departure for
the Uaited States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
Not Much Encouraged.
The Fort Madison Pldindsaler saws

The Democratic County Mass Convention,
which met ut Charleston on Saturday last
was pretty fully represented from Keokuk,
Madison and Montrose. There were not
twenty Democrats from the country in at
tendance. We were sorry to see this, as i,
speaks bad for the Democratic organization
in the county, and If we wish to hold our su.
premacy we must effect close organize.
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18

GT-T The lates. dog story il told thus !: Two
dogs got to fighting 10 a saw mill, when one
OF them went against the saw and WAS cut
70 Two. The hind legs ran away, but the fore
iegs fought on and whipped the other dog.
another proof that the ruling passion il
strong in death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18

). Marine Hospital NJ Burllngton.
We learn that the roof OF the Marine
Hospital at Burlington was blown of, and
the upper story very greatly injured, BY the
recent storm.
This 10 very serious catastrophe, and
one in which every citizen Of the Union 10
interested. This Marine Hospital was erect
cd at tho expense Of the United States, and
professedly for the benefit and relief Of our
suffering and invalid mariners. Some six
teen thousand dollars was drawn from the
United States Treasury, and . tumble dovn,
1ncoHth and indescribable kind Of mammoth
windmill structure was built on . high
bluff, in the vicinity Of Burlington, and was
dubbed "United States Marine Hospital.e-
The building, uncouth and unfit though it
Wa for any humane purpose, cost probably
one fourth the amount paid for it BY the
Governments.
After the thing was completed, some vag.
abond Doctor, with an unpronounceabl
name, was appointed by the Administration
- physician and surgeon, with his wife a,
matron and nurse, for the unfortunate mari.
ners Of Uncle Sam, with salaries and per.
quisites amounting to between two and three
thousand dollars per snnum. And 80 this
Government Institution has been running 70,
some years past, but never has there been q
single applicant for the inequalities Of this
Governmental Asylum. and never have th.
services OF the physician or matron beer
called into requisition for the relief OF sailo,
or boasman. tits very possible, however, tina
this distinguished foreigner and his wife
who draw high salaries from the Govern
nens simply for living in building erecte,
at % expense Of sixteen thousand dollars
are required in place Of attending on nava
invalids, to manipulate and nurse nascen
and morbid Democrats through the variou
stages and crises in the acclimation OF ne,
eomers into the political climate Of Iowa.
The people Of the United States canno
but feel profound sympathy for thes
worthy public servants, who have thus sud
denly had the roof blown of their head
and been exposed TO the storms of heaven
Aud there cannot fail to be generous in
pulse springing up in the bosom Of every ma
in favor Of an appropriation Of some ivs o
ten thousand dollars out OF the United State
Treasury to repair the Marine Hospital
Burlington, and TO aid in defrAying the 81
psnses Of the Locofoco electioneering can
Dairn in Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18

MILLEDoEvILLE, N. G., June l6.-.The DEM
ocratic State Convention, which met here
yesterday, renominated Mr.. BroAn for Gov
ernor, by reclamation. Resolutions were
adopted re- affirming the Cincinnati Platfo form,
expressing confidence in the ability and pa
triotisn Of MIR. Buchanan, and approving Of
the principles OF his inaugural and annual
messages on the subject OF slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-18
Al Last.

A new paper has been established in Lon
don, called the London Daily Journal. It
10 penny paper, about the size Of the N. Y.
Tribune, and is designed to be the central
orgsn Of British Republicanism.