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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
Hair Restorative. =.

VIII, Think, Win n N The opinion
RR thai The human hair b the satest natural csnament
thai possessed either By ksniennH aF lsJ Jast meet
apparently od leokag Tor ins1ance In The bst
10. he IFS his rrcogiion Of yeur bow aud the charm
glor, departed aowng ioss thai aourshe.
there In the sf lady the matter h possib
such eases reminding circumstance which the fol-
lowing epgfam b founded: $50 s7-zasss
sOi gve me, fAir Emma, fock of youy hair
A bashfal young lover tsok courage and sighed:
s,rwers q SIN 10 refuse such modest Feqaeztr
So tnkc the scAole setg. the dear creature replied
Now prevent such catastrophe IA within The power Of
every genteman for BY using Prof Woods Ann
only prevented from falling or
turning m the article will cstose hair 70 bald
even changed color and become gray II VIII bring i,
back pSsne beauty aud uxuance Those who
qnaintcd with The anatomy, physola and pathology
har that certain Substances specific
action npon H. by judeons combination hese that
Wood succeeded In compromising mixture possesstl
OF remarkable virtues Wrersy AaGdstse aad Literary
Gdeefss.
sold nv nlfp opd Druopittn. 8
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

cannot BE- ar the coast of railroad tr ,nsp,r-
tsticas bss must be sent BY water or not at ALL
We would not be willing to see the State increase
hsrdeht for railroads Jingle dollar; but we
wesld chssrfally consent, for our own part. that
shs shonh pledge her entire credit and resources
mr. ~ sxtension apd nAl completion Of the great
s0satral Water Line between the Valley Of the
Wsst ~ ~ shores Of Chesapeake Bay.
q arKanswha contemporary will therefore see that
~ In no spirit Of hostility 70 our Internal I'm
pscysmsntsystsm that we made reference to our
National iAaebtsdness. Az 10 the alternative con-
jectars th6s eur object was political one, looking
p - inerease Of the tariff we must deny that al
% Ihs idea Of causing change of the tariff did
snct esaar 70 us when writing the article
Ssil, = - subject has been alluded to, we may
10y thst - Dc not apprsciats the force Of our
! ssats@YnmU's legie. Very possibly, Is be says
- isoreae * the tariff would check importa,;ons
sAn4 - - ~ balance Of trade 10 be in our
amA1icu. We think. very deyoutiy to
i'll l M " do not coo that thereby
- ~ oblieaaion to '.borrow''
- I = ~ shui1d ,nanulacAories with
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sPEOIAI NOTICES.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07
nErunLuCAr STATE CONVENTION.

A State Convention Of the Republicans OF lows
IL cali ed to assemble by their delegates Of the City
of Des Moines, at III O'Clock .. M, on Wednesday
the I'D day Of June, 1889, for the nomination Of
officers to be elected ut the generx election In Octo
Der OF this year. Candidates to be selected fol
the Offices OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor, anc
three Judges Of the Supreme Court. The ConveA
ton viii take such other action 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 win BE- entitled 70 one
Delegate in the Convention, and to one additional
delegate for each 100 voters, tafter the first loo
and for any additional fraction OF oO or more votes
cast Il the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells ~ Secretary of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
init tees Of their respective counties Ia directed to
the calling Of the County Conventions for the ap-
pointment of Delegates in the ratio above stated,
and for efficient organisation preparatory to the
canvass JOHN A. KASS0N,
FL. M. HOXIE,
N. J. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
GH JEROME,
RI. b. CLARKE,
THOS. SEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Dee Moines, March rs, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

In tho enthusiasm consequent upon the in
suguration Of President Buchanan, and pend
ing the anxious spirit Of polite acquiescssc'
which filed the forty thousand expectant Of
Zoe seekers ct Warrington, and their foul
hundred thousand ardent friends at home,
the Democracy rushed with undiscriminating
enthusiasm into the endorsement OF the bred
Scott decision. The Offices have been long
since disposed Of, and now the Democracy
are beginning to wake up to tho fact that the
bred Scott opinion was simply a judicial re-
vocation of the Constitution of the United
States, and the establishment in its stead OF
tyranical and extra judicial decree for the
universal extension Of slavery and the per-
petuation Of the domination Of the Slavehold-
ers throughout the land.
The Rochester Union, q thorough-going
Democratic sheet, seems to feel dreadfully
in view Of it's apparently recent apprehension
of the real extent and import Of the bred
Scott rescript. 1t says:
If FIVE or six Judges, holding office for life,
can Llu6 tTHVcl uut VI VIC ICCoIu uHu vIItO~
ally amend the Constitution, and bind as ell
to silence, unquestioning, slavish obedience;
if We must in all cases accept their dicts ~
law; if the Federal Executive accept these
dcta instead of the Constitution itself, Dhat
security have zoe, the People, left Us, except
such az revolution affords?
II such ideas are 80 gain the ascendant in
this country, the provisions for amending tho
Constitution should be expugned not only ~
useless verbiags, but as mockery. These
five Judges may at any time get together
again--as they have done in the bred Scott
csse--and revise our whole system Of Fede-
raj, Territorial and State Governments.
For our opn part, s0e hall euer treat Nth
scorn and contempt the authority these ar
Yoqant usurpers haze assumed to ersrciss,
in going beyond the case before them, and
essaying to give the force Of organic law to
their baseless speculations! And in taking
this position We lean upon authority which
will be revered by every intelligent Ameri-
can long after the memory Of these bigotsd
parfisans shall have ceased to inspire tho
least respect for themselves or their labors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

The Soule organ in New Orleans, the True
Delta, in it, issue Of the 25th, announcing
the arrival Of Douglas ct that place, says the
"prairie Giant laughs" ct tho amusing fabri-
cations Of the Buchanan press, that recon-
oiliation sshas taken plaoe between the Pros
ident and himself. The Trne Delta says:
No reconciliation 10 ever likely between
Douglas and the White House imbeoility, and
for the best OF reasons, namely, that the slo-
quent and fearless Western champion Of De-
mocracy 10 only too happy to be separated,
10 public opinion ~ in fact, from President
and an administration that arc destined to
On immortality Of infamy and disgrace, such
~ perhaps no child now born will ever live
to see paralleled BY successors Of theirs in
the most pronigate eras OF the future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

1upsure AetWeen Mtranen aDA tho
American Legation n Mckee.
Nsw OaI1Ans, Aay 10.
Consul Black having, in accordance with
the Instructions Of Mr.. McLans, demanded Of
Mirsmon a explanation ia regard 20 the A.
sassinesion Of the Americans at Taoubays,
Mirsmon replied that he no longer reeog-
Missed Black o the American Consul at the
City Of Mexico, and ~ McLane had recog-
mixed the Juares government, he would here
after hold no communication with him. Mr.
Blacks letter was returned. He therefore
left the city, after intrusting the American
archives to the care OF the Ecuador Lega-
tion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07
The Tract society.

Rev. Glen Wood writes us that the altera-
ton in the Tract, by Joseph John Quincy,
was not made by the Publishing Committee
OF the Tract Society; but that he made it
himself when rewriting the book for that
society.
This statement was aot made by the advo-
Gates OF the Society when Mr.. Thompson
made the charge at the last annual meeting,
but We doubt not Wood has received that in
formation from the managers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

Republican Township Convention.
The Republicans Of Jackson Township will meet
in convention at vERANDAH HALL, in KEo-
KUK, on SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, At O'Clock p.
m, for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to the
County Coayention at Charleston, on the 14th day
Of June, and Of perfecling an organization Of thu
party for the coming. campaign. general At
tendance IL requested.
By order Of the Republican Township Commit
tee GEO. w, McCRARY,
June 8, 1859. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

ET"Col." Louis Schade will be recolleot-
cd by many of our German friends here -
one Of tho editors Of the National Democrat
At Chicago. After diseracing himself, pa
per and the community, he Was kicked ont Of
his position. He has Ut last popped mp in
Iowa, and 10 self appointed guardian Of Re-
publican Hermans ia this State Bah ! No
respectable German citissn would touch him
with ten foot pole sxceptto break his head.
Davenport GAG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07
Republican County Convention

The Republicans Of Leo County will meet in
convention at CHARLESTON, on TUESDAY, the
IAth of JUNE, for the purpose of selecting Dele
gate. 70 the Republican State Convention to nom
mate candidates fer Governor, Lieut. Governor and
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The Rspub licans Of the several Townships of TIT
county will hold their Township Meetings, at the
usual places Of holding elections, on Saturday, the
18th day Of june to select delegates to attend the
County Convention, unless other arrangements for
primary meetings are made by the Township Con-
mttees.
The Convention will decide for itself whether to
make nomin ations for County Officers, or whether
such nomin atoms shall be made at convention to
be subsequently called.
BY order Of the Republican County Con- mittee.
PHILIP VIELE, Chairman.
May 18th, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

Democracy In Kentucky.
The Journal charges that the Republican
press synpathises with the opposition in Ken
lucky Notwithstanding that opposition is in
favor Of slavery. We have never seen any
indications OF sympathy on the part of the
Republicans with the principles Of the oppo.
sition in the slave states: but, on tho contrary,
We have noted general expression Of indif-
ference as to the result of q contest which
turned simply upon the greater intensity Of
the mutual admiration Of the parties for the
institution Of slavery.
But, on the other hand, we do know that
the Democracy Of Iowa and Illinois not only
sympathize with the Democracy of Kentucky
but also claim that they stand on the same
"squatter sovereignty" platform. And tina
our readers may understand what the De
mocracy Of Illinois and Iowa regard as squat
ter sovereignty in Kentucky and as identi
cally the Same thing in these States, we quot
from Mr.. Magof6n, Locofoco candidate TO
Governor Of Kentucky, who thus erpound
the common creed Of squatter sovereignty:
That Congress has the power to protec
while it cannot prohibit slavery in the Terri
tories that the Territorial Legislature, as it,
agent, cannot exclude or abolish slavery, di
rectly or indirectly, by unfriendly legislation
that such legislation is void, and would b
declared unconstitutional by the Fedora
courts; that it is the duty Of the Territoria
Legislature to protect slave property, an,
property Of ell kinds; that the rights o
property Of all kinds are under the protection
Of the Government, the Constitution and th
laws; that our rights and remedies seem Il
be now complete in the Territories, and moth
ing has occurred to show their insdequacy
and ifit should be necessary to pas
laws to enforce the DEGREES Of the judiciary
or even to call out troops, that it would b.
the duty Of the Government to doso.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07
The C0nstItutfOMRiity Of the Fugi.
1.-Two Sinve Law Affirmed I'm Ohio.

tive sinve Law Affirmed I'm Ohio.
On Monday To Supreme Court Of Ohio,
Judge Swan presiding, decided that the Flu.
gitive Slave Law 10 constitutional. The cues
tion came up on the petition Of the two pris-
oners, Bushnell and Langston, in whose be.
half writs Of habeas corpus had been issued.
Judges BIinkerhoff and Sutliff dissented from
the majority Of the Court. The threatened
conflict Of jurisdiction between the Federal
and State judiciaries 10 thus averted; doubt
less, to the qualification Of the mass Of tho
people Of Ohio. We notice that the Com
msrcial and Gazette accept the decision,
while they characterize the law ~ odious.
In strong contrast with this proceeding,
and, indeed, with tho entire prosecution Of
the Oberlin rescuers, 10 the cotton in some OF
the Southern States on the trials for piracy.
Captain Townsend, Of the SLAYER Echo, has
just been acquitted at Key West, notwith-
standing the clearest proof Of his guilt. In
no case has . conviction been procured
against the parties accused Of imp ortinq
slaves from Africa. AZ consequence, the
trade is carried on all round the coast. A
late number Of Texas paper, the Richmond
Reporter, advertises four hundred likely No.
gree. For .ele. Notification il the simnl.
means by which tho South solves the labor
problem.--lSt. Louis Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

An ARGUMENT ron DIVISION OF THE UNroH.
--One Of tho best reasons yet heard for dis
union was given BY oountryman, who went
to call on the President. He sid be waited
four hours, and could not get in to 500 him.
Sand concluded" said he, ssthAt IL he was
90 darned busy - oil that, one President
was not enough to attend to tho affairs OF
this great Republic, and We had better have
another.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

We remind the public that the Ladies'
Festival comes of this evening, at McCune's
Hall, corner Of End and lain. The Hall il
one Of the largest and pleasantest in the city,
and has been handsomely decorated with
evergreens for the occasion. The Ladie,
will serve up Strawberries, Ice- Cream, Lem
onade, etc etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07
a Lively Letter from Genoa.
from the PhiladelphiA Press.l

Accurate descriptions Of Italy, by tourists
who are now actually in that country, pos.
sess unusual interest at present. The fol-
lowing letter, which We have permission to
print, was written by Philadelphia lady,
now in Genoa. 1t gives lively view Of the
recent revolution in Tuscany:
- G1s.A, May !, 1859. .
The war news was 80 threatening that we
agreed to abandon the Venice trip and at last
left Rome, having engaged passage by steam
or from Civita Vecchia to Leghorn with the
refusal Of our berths to that place, intending
to learn ct Leghorn tho real state Of the
country and act accordingly. AtCivita Vec-
| CHA We learned that Tuscany was in such q
state Of excitement that it would not be pleas.
| ant travelling there, 80 We continued on
Yesterday NO arrived OF Leghorn, and be-
hold the Tuscan custom house officers board
ed US under the Sandman colors. The Duke
had been requested to abdicate-had consid-
ered and consented TOO late. He was obliged
to fly. At four O'Clock on Wednesday after
noon the officers and soldiers in Florence were
rushing about embracing and kissing; the
stores were closed and the enthusiastic shop
keepers engaged in ornamenting themselves
and friends with the colors Of Sardinia. La
dies drove in the casino dressed 10 magni6-
cent silks Of three lines, with hats and para
soils, in uniform. At Leghorn l won't on
shore to see what was going on, and every
body and everything was decorated with
green, red and white. Yesterday, while We
were still in port, there was great excite
ment. A steamer was taking volunteers on
board, and the crowd on her decks were
shouting in answer to the cheers OF their coun.
trymen on the quays. Here, in Genoa, w
have an opportunity that few persons pos.
sess. The city is full of troops. The French
are arriving from all directions--by LAND
over Mount Gents, and by water from Toulor
and Algeria. To-day saw four regiments
march on to the ground and pitch their tents
AT every turn one meets companies Of
Zouaves-drilling, eating, iounging and smo
king. never in my life ssW suoh gaunt
grim, dark faces as those Of the Zouave,
from Algisrs the "originslo African regi
ment. 1t is impossible not to catch the ex
element OF the hour. ! want to enlist my.
self. SALLIK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07
Cumberland Presbyterian General
Assembly.

We arc informed By tho Rev. 8. T. Stew.
art Of this city, who has just returned from
the above assembly, that this body Of Chris.
tians met in the city Of Evansville, Indiana,
on the 10th inst. The opening sermon VA
preached By Rev. Reuben Bunow, D. D., oil
Tenn. Near one hundred and City delegates
were 10 attendance. Rev. T. L. Wilson, q
D., Of Msrshall, Texas, was chosen Aodsrs.
tor and Mr. Parks Of Tenn, Clerk. Tb.
business OF the Assembly was transacted with
energy and harmony Of feeling. The assem.
bly, resolved to meet in tho city Of Nashville,
Tenn, in 1880. This church has one Gene.
raj Assembly, 26 Synods, 50 Prssbyseries,
l4OO Ministers, 5000 congregations, with
about 10000 members in communion
[Peoria Transcript.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

The Jury in the case Of Reddout failed to
agree. The Court thereupon dismissed thorn,
and adjourned. He will be tried again at the
next term. 1t 10 understood there were eight
for acquittal and four for conviction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07
Reslgieus Freed em IN tuscany

AollGI0 ems kF0o0o I'm N Tuoc0my.
One Of tho frat acts Of the Provisional
Government after chasing away the Austrian
despot, has been the issuing Of decree that
will Garry hope and JOY into many humble
homo, and spread confusion and dismay
among the Jssuitioal partisans Of bigoted
and intolerant oppression. "The Provision
81 Government" proclamation of Sasur-
day announces, "has decreed and DEGREES
that there be restored to full authority the
I'd and 18th articles OF tho charter Of Zebra
AIRY Is, 184S, thus drawn up: Art. 2. All
Tuscans, whatever religious belief thcy may
profess, are equal in face Of the Law, oon-
tribute without distinction to tho burdens Of
tho State in proportion to their property, and
are oil equally admissible 80 civil and mill
tary employments. Article IL. The laws Of
military enlistment are obligatory on all the
citizens"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

0TThe English have grest deal to cay
Of their Armstrong gun. It IL thus de-
scribed:
Theron ninety-two FOUNDER, Armstrong;
gun, tried at Shoeburyness, Was found oapa-
Bile Of throwing ito projectile, with perfect
accuracy of aim, distance OF Ave miles with
FIVE pounds of powder, one-half the charge
Of an ordinary thirty-two FOUNDER, which CAR
ries but one and three-fourths mile. At :
distance Of 5000 yards (the extreme range
Of long thirty-two poundsr), Of twenty Ave
shots fred ct target ton feet square BY N
ordinary gunner, every one struck the mark.
Looking at the gun as = piece Of mechanism,
it 10 perfect weapon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

The German papers, which synpathis
with Austria in tho present war, are digginl
out Of tho lunber Of tho past, some Of th'
facts which show Louis Napoleon's an.eos
dents and his opinions In earlier life. Tn.
following i one Of those reproduced to prov.
how valueless his expressed opinions are:
PROCLAMATION OF Hrs MAJESTY THE FRENCH
EHPERoR, NAPoLEoE ILL.,, ON LANDING Al Bo.
LooNA, l840.--I appear among you % warm
and true Democrat and Republican. taxa
the shadow Of the man OF the century % the
symbol Of the promise, which ! nov solemnly
make. Twill Be, ~ always Was, child OF
France. In every Frenchman ! will ever see
q brother. The Democratic Republic 10 tho
object Of my alteration, and | will be her min
lister. Never will | try TO clothe myself in
Imperial robes. May my heart cease to beat
on the day when shall forget what ] owet
you-what owe to France. May my mouth
forever be shut if ever say word against
the Republican sovereignty OF the French
people. May l be cursed, should suffer
that in my name doctrines we're taught, CON-
trary to the Democratic principle and the
Government Of the Republic. May be con-
demned, if should lay . reasonable hand
against the rights OF the people, be 1t even
with their consent, or against their will, BY
force. And now believe me, - do believe
you, and may this call from mo be like
prayer from heaven. Vive Ia Republique!
Louis NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE.
1t would seem that the French ruler has
proved Is false to the pledges made before
his elevation to power ~ our own Demo-
cratic President. They both professed to be
Christians and Democrats and they both
proved to be knaves and tyrants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

fTHon. Scion Borlsnd, Elk nited States
Senator frsm Arkansas, has purchased an
interest in the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer.
That paper will henceforth be conducted by
Jcre Clemens, ex member Of Congress from
Alabama, and Scion Borland, Ex U. s. SEN
etor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

CO. Joseph Chsrless who was shot on the
streets Of St. Louis, on Friday last, died
early next morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

Tns Dns Nouns VALLEY WHia ~ pahifshsd
every Monday 1t this Office, IL ono ofths Oldest
pspsrs In lows, and has = widely extended circu-
lation throu shout the Des Moines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-07

1@01 INS - n N Q ~
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4 sAsaelbwiag highly - sasiSas dsnpaniss.
zrNA INsURANoE COMPANY.
OF nA1I1oaD, coNN.-OAfTfAI el,60O, 600.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, cf.-cAR1fAL 93OO,OOO.
CITY IIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF NEW xAyM, CoMH.-oARrfAL v2OO, GOO.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INs. 90.
or PHILADELPHIA, rMM.--0AYT1AL 98OO, 900.
- Buildings, Msrchaadass, Issaoriss, Dwsll-
inss and contents injured ~ ratee - low = stAeg
II. B. TIN-EYcK, Agent.
0face corner "a and Main sts., Ksokuk, Iswa-
june1d1m
sun I'm BRELLA0.
A MOTHER lot Of those desirable snail I'm
"A brsliss for Ladies', just received Y
juno sd Gsssnd-st.
DR ESs GOODS.
DOUBLE AND PLAIN SKIRT OR0ANDIBo
Il and DAR Is 0Es; double width Blaek BA-
REaEs, Just received By
junes-d r. D. FOSTER.
1voPYING PKEssEs-Nev style, Tor sale 4
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iiN M, !..i Esak a NOTES AID DkA1rs,
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roLoRED NOTE PAPERS,
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Monthly Meteorological Report.