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q, snru "IFAse2 4 S,sss.r. 60:
CAgH PAID vUK OLD NEwSrAPEka,
" booka yaaphletA oataloGuea anA vssss paper oi
W.T. ee:ripticu; also rafA rye eeSeins, coppsr,
s.s~ "a A. psyssr tygs Tss.i "a WI .snd V y INV
sns z, corner q Hn1soa ciS slsSslS
CHAPPED FLESH, ERgPrIoNs SALT
FRECKLEs, MoRPHEM. TAN, suNBURN, SKIN
efevery kind are cured By y,ncss italian Chemical
epep. This fine article is sold for IS ceuts At 80 and
90 broadway, 100 Fulton, lns Bowery, and Hayes,
BIcchlyn; sl.c at ~ Cents Bottle, go
M iSs1So TIVE '' ''
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING HALF
- Etce-weddins q home eards and note ,pagerS
eas, and xummsd lAbss, %. ss kkLLY.s, 81 FULTON
EXCELSIOR CEMENT FOR ALL LEAKY
~ roofs The inventor Of this cement Il practical
MACON; he Is willing to apply on any tin roof. no
%ss snsea SGs ~ e. fS G n1 S
West Brosdway. Also mason work and crate setting
attended 70 by J. hILLER MS slae'isS
EXCELSIOR COAL OLA VERY SUPE-
Irct srtcle light oolos, suarantsed ucy 20 ohsnes
and unifcrm s Durcs. sveetsr and burns longer sih
out crusing the wick than Kerosene or any other oil
n fiyes decidedly the bcA eheapese md safeA ltGht
yst discovered Ospct ~ PesdsI - saAc'bb1
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XUANTED-PERSONs WHO WISH TO
w have lessons on singers sewing machine. Terms
Dasy, and learned we'll In the buslnees, and
uended TO steady plsesa Inquire It 30 Delaney Il,
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EURS, YURS, YURS-BUY YOUR YURS
st The great Rocky Mountain Co, 20 per csnt les
than any other store u the city. Rosk martin, psr 81
Freneh hninf, per sct O. worth SO .lak martin. per
Get, SIS, worth Sso. Fly bals bu1Als soSes q g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-30

ditor, Mr.. Wright, that be could not provide
the funds to meet t. that he had been resorting
to these devices to keep up appearances
Mt Wright AZ once communicated that fact
TO the Governor, aud the Governor'immediately
caused the whole matter 10 be laid before the
people OF the State. No contrivances were ro-
sorted 10 for the purpose Of paying the interest
OF the public debt 10 keep IL secret from the
people, no attempt was made TO 90 upon the
same ticket with Mr.. Gibson for Re election,
covering up las might have been done) this
deialcation; the whole thing was immediately
laid before the people Of the State and then the
Governor called upon Mr. Gibson and told him,
"Sin you are either deiauter in point Of fact
or you have wiltully concealed the default Of
your predecessor. No matter what horn Of the
dilemma youtake, you have acted in manner
totllly disregarding your duty to the State,
and now ono or two things are before you,
either you must resign your office and take
your chance before the people OF Of the prose-
cutions instituted by the Attorney General, or
l shall feel il my duty to cause an information
to be laid against you Immediately ard cause
you to be arrested, and appoint a succession
Mr.. Gibson resigned and a successor was ap.
poiDtedi and from that day 10 this, no man, be
he Republican OF Democrat, has ever com
planned Of want Of honesty aud uprightness in
the administration Of your Treasury shall
not make comparisons. You will make them.
| shall leave the whole matter of comparison as
far as these statements of leg station and ad-
ministratiOn are concerned, TO you. .e,I
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MORNING LEADB R.
TUESDAY monNINa. AUG. 80, 1859.


t PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL fRiNIlN9,
~ plain aud Ornamental Printing ~ every DESCRIPTION
lone the Printing Establishment o. he Ltaar once nn
ne improved and most rupt steam hfesses tn the
iest STYLE short notice and a rcusuuabfe rates Par
tcular paid 20 blank work Every descriptions ui
8nding done especially Blank Books, Ledgtrs Journals
les Books, Receiving buos 8, &C, &C.
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Edy- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page
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[To Be Coatinusd ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

tho President and other oAaeors and members
Of Congress. The Impeachment OF Judges,
tho duties Of the Prssidsnt, the punishaonS
OF crimes, the army appointmsnte, salae6oe,
d., &es not bsiDs Of special intsesss ~
emitted. 8
Art. 96.-Trsasiss Of Psaos.--B,eer. -
treaty Of peace shall take full eGaA n m
be aligned by tho President, Vice President.
Commandss-in- Chief, = majority or shs
House OF Representatives, . majority OF the
Sspfeme Court, and : majority Of the cen
eeeal plicers OF the army.
ASt. 27.-Duty OF the Milisary.--lt shall
bs thu duty Of the Oonmsndsr-in-C hisf and
oil s6csrs and soldiers Of the army to afford
special protection, whom needed, to Conkfsss
or any msmbsr thereof; TO the 0upfsns
Court or any member thereof; 10 tho Presi.
dent, Treasurer, and Secretary Of War,
and to afford general protection to oil civil
officers or other persons having . right to the
same.
Art. 2S-Property.-All captured or con.
6soated property, and oil property the pro-
duct Of the labor Of those belonging e this
organisation and OF their families, shall be-
held - the property Of tho whole, squally,
without distinction, and may BE- used Tor he
common benefit, or disposed Of for he same
object and any person, oiicsr or otherwise,
Who shall Improperly retain for HE secret
use Or medically destroy suoh property, Or
property found, osptursd Or oon6scatsd be-
longing 70 the snsny, Or shall wilfnlly Asg.
lect to render full and fair stasensnt Of
such property By him, shall BE- deansd guilty
OF misdsmsannr and on conviction shall b
punished accordingly. a
Art. 29.-Safety Or Intelligence Fund-All
money, plate, watohss or jsvelry captured
BY honorsbls warfare. found, taken or con-
fscated, shall BE- held saersd to constitute .
liberal safety or intelligence fund, and suy
person who shall improperly retain, dispose
of, hide, use or destroy such money or othsr
articles abova named, shall be deemed guilty
Of thsft, And on coDviotion shall be- punished
accordingly The Treasurer shall furnish
the Commander in Chief ct Ill times With
full statement OF the condition Of such
fund and ito nature.
Art. 30.-The Commander lin Chief and
Treasures. Commander in Chief shAll
have power to draw from the treasury the
money and other property Of the fund pro-
vided for in Article 20, but his orders shall
be signed also BY she Secretary Of War, who
| shall kesp strict account OF the sans Sab.
jeot to examination BY any member or Con-
gress or general Officer.
The balance i in the same style Asd y~y
voluminous.
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of the 6eoameE Europa
fIlRE DlYS LATIN nDI IUROPE.
ZnrisA Conferences 0esal II session.
AGITATION TN NAPLES.
GREAT EASTERN SAILED FOR H0LYHEAD.

Il -
GREAT EASTERN SAILED FOR H0LYHEAD.
6AcKvILLs, Oct. 10.
The Europa, from Liverpool the 9Th inst,
arrived It Halifax this forenoon, and her
nsws reached here BY horse express this eve
ming. -.
The kangaroo from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 9th, and the Ocean
Queen same day. The Psrsia arrived st Liv-
erpool on the 9th.
Tho Zurich Conference still continued and
further progress In the settlement OF the
Italian question was reported.
The Great Eastern was expected to leave
Portland for Holyhead the day the Europa
sailed.
Liverpool, Oct. 8.--Italian political Affairs
are unchanged.
Great agitation prevailed in Naples. M
merons arrests were made.
Later advioes from India had been rs-
received. The European troops Who were
recently discharged from service had DON.
sented to 90 TO China.
The ship American Congress had gone
ashore In the English Channel. The vesse
Vas expected to Do saved sAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22
The sIinnssssa vactery.

The Republican victory il Minnesota 10 Z
most complete and glorious triumph. Tbs
majority for the Republican Ticket 10 400,
with only seven counties TO hear from, which
will not materially vary the result. Both
the Republican candidates for Conkress are
elected, and therc il majority Of 8 in I'll.
Senate and over 20 in tho House, securing Z
Republican United States Senator in plnse Of
Shields.
Such IN overwhelming victory over hi
Administration, in new State, 10 withos1
precedent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

A. rIsTIC At FRACTION
eRBAr PREMIUM oYFEx.
j. "a &C tie 1aaSastnoI
X NJ pssson Who viii =. , 49,. ].
a ~ 1slsctie Magasin1, ~ o. ssSss =, -,
sthess Nth the pay for one - II g11v1Hse. ~
~ z pail P.I'Jps o'cs 1s.s go sisvi..
names and the pay he s6all rsesiM 18th prints.-.
The plates cost twelve hundred d0I1ESs. fhey -.
new, engraved b john SAftain, whose price Vas Z
y O. the pair. he writes:
~ spssetis. Of these sngravings and the length
@ nme employed upon them renders 4l1eo mod.
FIdAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MORN.
l.N ING.
The print bearing this Till rsprsss.ts ! scene in
front Of farrss's HOMESTEAD, snl n ~ distanee
viewed through the open sats. g 5 church; vhila
% tas road bsswssn ase groups. obviously Ssadin1
gagged il preparations {sr dspsrssrs ssS.s1s ~ ~
same heaven pointing spirs and ) ssaatifsi hi
of about seventeen summer, waits, Bible in Md
BY the garden sAts, holding Il open for tho sgrss
ct ths family, and smiling On the infant. n
father, adjusting With a1setioaats care kesohisl
to protect him from cold, while he, ssassa spon I
dcnksy. supports the youngest child In frnat ot
him. TAFss oshar shildrsn are occupied, 60 n
sport with do, md the older one. d rsssiviAl
by the doorstsad. An aesd oak sprssds ito pro
tscting arms over all
HOME SCENI-RETURNED FROM TIN
MARKET.
The market earthas rstnsnsa ison - tsxn
bearing rich freight Of purchases = he AeaieAt
g people who are receiving AAsA With eseaEaas
The farmers wife, not yet aasasnded. M Wilh 81
Aand passed ~ Aeaaet frem tAs opsa basdhaa
on her iap, 70 che mies n =. ts.s whose sestasy
tends, with bright nav rattle, = The yessosst
darling, who. With joy, seens rssA1 y sDsiag fTsn
che arms IT IL toadlng grandmethsr. The q
gentleman, seated In the piassa, II In the ast q
adjssting his spsctaelss for the immediate psrusa
Of the frvsh nswspapsr spread on his knee Will.
ths small boy md HE sister are diving into Cd.
mysteries Of tho basket Of new crooksfy and othe,
household gear, Tor giuesrnnla - ether dslscta
bic oondi.ents. The farmer is sesA csrTying. I
shadow which 1t throws " - coming events, foi
there pussy steAlthily moves down on brood ol
chick ems. % young . - b. still vsry Nike en-.
Around are ii The -va1i0W conccm1tnnt,
Of farm. The doves 600 . Tie eavs. the tur
ksys and other poultry are shout, ana there. too \
'sfhs iroa-bsand hnskst chat hangs By tAs veil, !
while through ths spsn haass dor ~ - into d.
sontostabls and wsli.suppliaI kiasAss. This nes
sisn colonnads psessnts strsee rsssnhsaass &
Mount vsrnoa, With Washington sitting q u
This i 5 ss1Y - ii ohss,siss two s<.utif.
EknFavings, worth -, and The Eclectic Asssstas
which Is confesssdIy III bsst nAgasins published
cd the most beautifully smhelishsd every month
September nunhss bseiasA yslsns. Rovf go
time to subseribs. Sept. l, lsSs.
- TRIMS:
The aEsleetie" il issusd On the Arst Of ever,
AontA. kvsry number eontains 90 hundred an
forty -1eus MtnD qatAve pAeoa, 1onhls oolumn q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

JOHNSON CouSrY, o6cial, gives Kirkwood
207 majority, Rusch ll9, and the Republican
candidates for the Judgsship Is.
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X EOKU K:


The Lsgisaasnss - Iowa.
The Legislature oonsists OF Is Ssnaeoss
and S6 Representative. OF the Senators, -
far - hssrd fron, including those holding
over, the Rspsblioans have "a andths Demo-
sraas u. Ia The House the Republicans will
have majority Of ovr 20, judging from re-
ports thus fAf received.
+- -
Iowa CousTr, which We have besn report
ing = DsnoGssio, gave Kirkwood 2l6 IA
jority.
IN the two counties Of johnson and Iowa
the corrections in our favor viii Almost TO
over 400.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

n The GubeTnatorial Vosa.
Below We give the reported najorisiss for
Kirkwood and Dodge, compared With the
Official majorities for Lowe and Ssmusls, in
tho conatiss AeArd from since the Ssesnt
election:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

Early May Cherries.
Six yeaEs old, bearing Grape Roots |; alao
serly May Cherry Tres, Tor s.is = MOI
Estss Houss, Main ~, Rs0ksk, lows.
st octl8 VIM. BARNES. \.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22
Pennsylvania penater.

A Senator to succeed Biglsr will be slsot-
ed in Pennsylvania In 1851. The Repub-
loans have mads preparations FOR tAas event
by elscting every Senator in tho eleven dis.
tricts which held Ssnatorial elections. Thi,
gives the Republicans IL majority next win.
ter, and secures them fair majority in 1851
Thus i j. throughout tho North, - fast Al
the people get . fair chance they replac,
doughfaee Looofoeos BY aonnd Republicans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

DUBLISHED BY ApN9y HOYT, Dostsn, lfaas.
e Doise ~ ~ Done;
Straight Forward;
Opposite the Jail; ea $3.50
sN Tia Pear Girl and TrnA WoAan, =
aie 1rnrn ~, IIS.rseT - 6.sa.it. VI SIS II
Capt. ,RusselS NakckWprG
\ ssF PSlsssyshs Hagusnot Psttsr;
~ Ellsp Dacre: fssa :
Ths ArySlo3 ~ IcehsrC as
TIE f6sty yAmiit; y s3.s u 81
The Mt1lo loaA{ain 0uide; ~
The dSlass Mashrpom; h*
HaonaA Lee; NyE eav8fEs 8ttx3%4
e 66phz1 1eBrsnts; Z s'a III I sssAA ts1s.sss
JoAplR MsKay; ssv4fssA 1T
7 i, .ss.ss .14Kgs 80
Hill9heA114eA $500 kgz Ed
The TalSnt 1mpsoved. - .s.4
For sale BY 49, II. ri. NQ61ooTT.
oct16d .aT M Naia.st.
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ess4.sss -,
u Particular attention givsn TO Marine and
Fire Insursnee s~se entrass Policies issued
orIIC1-os Third-ss., KsoIuI. Iowa.
". /. WOOD, Agent.
September, Is, 1sse-A
General Insurance Agency.
CSR. SECOND AND NAM
L,1RE, LAKE. RIvEn AND InvE 81
- SUkAH0k promptly attended 10 - this Olhss.
1sttss ald more HD1nAITr car b sivm st this
Asnsy Tan any othsr IN this city, and iesstroues
-s-r.' Naa A1l-- n a
RH1Nlx FIR1 INSURANCE GO. or NEW YORK.
OaPisai ana sarpiss sssO ,7ss.70.
AoHTAUK FIRE IEs. co. or NEW YoRK.
CaHisai Ana ssrDlss eioi. siS.7s-
LoRILLARD FIRE ms. CO.. OF NEW YORK.
Capital Ana Surplus es0A. sSl 10.
HOME INSURANCE COMP Any, or EgW YORK.
Cast OaDas0l ~, 90 900.
cAa- s'.'1Ss. sssr II, isss. s1s1ss
Akf& As =. *e -..->-w NS&
A1HA INSURANCE. COMPANY.
% xAns3oaD, oosS,-cAx1fAI els0OO, 900.
Oxu6UasLus, JuLr lss, Ose, 4lsASeAH.
~Daildings, nsroAandiss, Mir, Faetoriss.
HeuDeAoM 11snitHrs ard DvslliAgs iDssssA at =
low rassa = etA~ csses,sss ~ Rsy s.sir Isssss.
OF. u, q ii.
Il3s, Fire ana Marine insurance
Ae0ncy. us
D0HOIHs q InssrsAss fssusd Il ~ io~sss
= rats In the following rsliahis 1rst class ssn-
fE5 MUTUAL M5n IrsunAHcE COMPANY,
~ O. Hps1oekS 81
7..t 4 sys y 900. 900.
ATLANTIC INK AID MARINE ms. CO.,
o. K1OvIDuNC1, =. I. fsAa.k a4
CAlitaa oiSO, 200 90.
sPRrHsEIELD S1RE AND HARral Ias. co.,
~ GPnIue1I1lD, uAae.
eaa Capital ofSO. 900.
PEORIA kARKNB - EIRE INSURANCE CO.
Y1Oa8A, NJ. aa
Oapasal oeoO, $50 90.
Those desiring IAsamnss wtll = ~ell - call q
=: 4s:s:y oAss,:a. 9 2 oI.ssD.
ASSURANCES! IusuYanco Z 1noufGnoo
p0L!0!1s = esee. Dwsalisp. MssAasAas,
1..saims. Isssiss:., - 81 -.
rIAis property, isss1A q tho lowest rsasS II u
Allowing sabstantiAi 0snranfes
Rd0NIx ms. CO.. or HARTFORD, CONN.
CASsrAL 44O0, go.
CITY TrRE RVS. o., OF HARrlORD, CONN.
OxrffAr o16O,00O.
hartford FIRE Inns. CO., or HARTY0RD.
S *s CAry7iL @500, 600.
MERCHANTS. Iss 90, OF HAx1yORD, CONN.
'Hai0' CAriTA1 o90ODc0. -
1his Agency always pays IL Losses pronPsly n
5v.nises, xisk Ysrltasis sAsrysi.s,, iaslrsd u
WIZ noD1nA1s 1EsAUs, Tor one, thrss or i've
ysaSs. CallaAd lesm ~ faas. asAxAaaEW
fiHA ~. ~. DELKNAR, Agss,
-OctAla. i 81 seeoed.st ny Msia.
Juvenlls Dooks.
THE New Rollo Library !. 4se
! IAs Yosng Psuplss nkrkiy;
Z u 1he Mttlo Chursh;
1ht0a111sn 0sast W. II
7hs Hose Library. b Cousin Alice; k ss
1 1ns,. ~ ! 1872 zya1 .,ua
4n, 1elafaA 1vllisAt s>ari~ssaas. q yssyte
| Aunt A9syS 6tories $780,.
Hos Ai.r N~~h. -. ia L. >SA~-~a
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M. "a. WOOd
A01MT EO1 THE HOILO VINO
= 4AsUA0&I l41EE AMI Rl1E Ina
oU8ANQx QoQIANIEo:
Mutual Dsnefis Lite InS. c..
Net aosumulasion Jan. I, 80, ~, OOl, o2O.0l.
This OoapAsy has larger asssn~lstisn son-
pared With IL liakil1tfss than any other Lifs In
surAnee Co n the United States. 81
- persons In this city have their lives injured
IN this Company. 8se4 4aa
LAMAR FIBB IN6. co. or NEW YORK.
Cash Capital $500 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Cash sOapItal oe0O, 200.
ATLANTIC fIR1 rEB co. o. BROOKLYE,N NY.
Cash Capital ESQ 900.
QUAKER CITT ms, 90. or PHILADELPHIA
Capital and Surplus, Jan. /, l840,
o31A. 3Ss ~,
- Particular attsntiun kivsn TO Marine and
Fire 1nsursnes. ~Hsntfass Policies issued
OR4lC1-Os Third-st, Ksokuk, Iowa.
W. L. WOOD. Agent.
September, Is, 1sse-A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

The Democratic Respscta Utilities.
There 10 : movement on foot amongst the
respectable and wealthy Democrats OF New
York designed to wrest the direction and CON-
troll Of the party ont Of the hands Of the ruff
fans and shoulder .hitters, Who now monop-
Ollie the concern and run il for their own
benefit. A circular hes been issued By the
capitalists Of the party acting forth their
grievances and calling meeting 70 take the
matter into consideration; but 70 presume
the synpashies Of the groandlings will b.
with the blaeklegs and bnllies, and that they
will CRY down this movement towards decenoy
~ IN aristocratic intervention against the
rights Of the hard-6stsd.
Amongst other things the circular gives
the following graphic account Of tho men who
control the Democratic party, the motives
which sctusts then and tho resulting cor
ruption in I'll the departm ents Of Govern
ment: s3
ssThe whole machinery Of the party-its
committees. oo1v sntions, inspsotorships, TO-,
Ac.--sre now In the hands Of it, lowest and
worst membefs-Men Who care nothing what
ever for IL principles or it, character, but
who use their power TO black mail eandi-
dstes Or put il oiios nsn sho vii give them
large slicss Of fat contrasts, and anpls OPP
portunity TO plumber 10 public treasury. II
il the rulksns and rowdies Of the city Who ID
this way make our Aldermen, our Council.
men, and our Judges. They have become
the meetess OF the Dsnoosatio party. and.
through that, 10 rulers Of tho city. TAs
present movement Ii designed TO dislodss
them. II Il succssds, they will be required
TO abandon the power they have usurped, and
give place - men for vhsm the party i will.
Ing to b hsld responsible.
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RsRublIcan Majority.
The indications are nov very clear that the
majority in the State for Kirkwood will be
over 5000 votes. Kirkwood lsads Russh
and Cur candidates for the Bench Afsw votes
In most Of the counties, but the difference
will not beso great - apprehended.
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Cieck which ala 80 % IN TICK.
An old English clock, sold : nsnth ago
by an suetionsef In fulton-et., Brooklyn,
among the effects Of deessssd gsntlenan
named Bentham, VAS bought By second
hand dealer in Myrtle avenue, for so cents.
He cleaned and furnished the antique. oarved
case, and sold II for DO ~ a old gentlsmau
OF Fult0n-st. The iattsr, day or two ago,
.s..S-s.. !: cracked mirror Ssssat i;se psnuu.
lum, Shsn be found = roll 81. 1nglish Bank
notes, amounting to E6OO0, which il h sup
posed Benthan--a very singular pesan-had
placed there.
The Brooklyn Times says that siass this
lucky occurrence, every old clock Of doubt
full descent il Brooklyn has been thoroughly
overloaded. NotAinG AAs sons of the SCARE
however, and the sloeks ars beginning to
strike against il.
BAHx o. TEE STARR OLossD. Y ssterday
the Bank Of the State, located ID this eity,
Pascal Whitpey, President, "a n. p. Lang.
ford, Cashier, closed ito doors. owing ia
the disability of parties 10 Nsv York, Who
own ~ stock, - sustain it. The bills oil
this DAnk ~ secured BY stocks Of the Stats
Of MippesotA OF tho Arss iasue, under the
425O, 900 ioen. Th1ss stocks are good ana
bill holdsfs will lose nothing. LIST. Paul
Times, hth. 4ea Sa.
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NJ Article 1.-QuAllooatiU0e - oGDn hership.
ALI persons OF mAgRe -, Mk1Eh6f pro-
scribed, oppressed and snslevsd eitissns. or
Of the proscribed and oppressed races of The
United States, who sha1l Agree 70 snstsin
and enforce the Provisional Consultation and
ordinances OF this organisation, together with
al minor children OF such persons, shall be
held 70 be fully entitled 10 Profession under
the same.
Art. 2-Branches OF Government. The
Provisional Gov ernmcntof ahio oreanisatfon
shall consist Of three branches, Legislative.
Executive and Judicial. ].
Art. S.-The Legislative branch shall b
Congress or House Of Representative com.
posed Of not lees than hses nor Mcse ..::
6fteen members, Who shall bs slsossd b all
ctisens Of mature age and Of sound mind
connected with the 0rganisation, and who
shall remain in ONCE for thrse years, un-
less sooner removed for inability or death.
A majority sf suoh nsmb ers shall constitute
QuOfum.sa .s Saa sSss asS4 .aa u 4
Art. 4.-The Executive branah shall CON-
sist Of President and Vice President, Who
shall be chosen BY citissns ana msmbsrs Of
this organisation, and sash of whom shall
hold bis oi6ce FOR thrss years, nplsss sooner
!snovsd w death, or for inability o. niseoa-
duet. .s s4 III s sss sts II sxa 81
Art. 5.--Ths judicial branch shsli sonsis>
o. ! Chief Justice Of the Euprsms Court
and four AssociAts Judges \of said Court,
eASh consiituiiOg Circuit Court. They
shAll BIO chosen In the Same manner . Pres
ident, and shall continue il Once until their
places arc filled 10 the sans manner By cleo
ton OF citixens. 3 sa
Articles Is . 25 provide Tor tho trial Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

GA negro man was hung By the sheriff
Of Plymouth, in Washington Co., n. g., re-
GENTLY, in the presence Of 5000 spectstors,
for tie murder Of white man last FebruA-
~. The euiprit had reason TO suspect undue
familiarity on the part Of the white man with
his wife, % he procured pistol and shot
him dead.
Whom Siokles shot Key for too great f.
miliarity with his wife, the slaveocraey glo-
rifed him % tho heroic vindieator Of his hon.
or and the purity Of HE marriage bed but
when negro follows Siekles' example, they
hang him,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

aa DlOoolut1O Rs 4As 1s s Ii
THE paxtpefship hsrstokors existing between
j Randolph . leslie Nss mutually dissolved on
IT, l3th day q 6eptsmber. 1850. Ali slsine das
10 Abe lAte Arm must bs paid 10 the pndessieneA
oaly. by whom the Grocery business will - en-
tih1sd ~ the old stand. NV. kKSLIE,
Oot. Holt s F' IsF'.
a NAM BE DE, By asoFgs Klli1st, ar 0els 81
"A OGDEN Bk0WNRLL = CO.,
A4pl3 - NAH ST.
EvRESH and nsw. Dor ssh ~ the box or dossn ct
i The grocery stots sOf
KGLLOGa 4 RIRaE,
Asgls III. l . Nain-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

Later ana Better.
By the mail last might, received too late to
give details, We fnd the returns moro favor
able for tho whole Ssate ticket.