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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

Ex-senator Clemens on Democracy.
Hon. Jerc. Clemens, formerly Democrat
10 Senator from Alabama, has now become
the principal editor Of the Memphis Eagle,
and opposes the present Administration
That he duly appreciates the character and
condition of the harmonious Democracy
Of to-day, will be seen from his subjoined
retort to an Administration editor, who had
pronounced the Opposition So motley crew,
ringed, streaked and striped, as were Jacobs
cattle:"
Taken altogether, says the Eagle, this 10
the richest exhibition Of the season. 1t comes
from a paper that has for months been en-
gagged in proving the entire harmony OF the
Democracy, by waging active war upon q
Democratic organ in the same city. Al least
the pleasant recreation in which it has been
sngaged, would be construed into hostilities.
10 any other bat the Democratic Damp. Ii
10 The organ VI ThU pgTGy TsYrcaessrli IN sassy
in the Congress OF the United States, BY Sc-
nor Otsge. Spanish Catholic; Benjamin, .
West In1is D.; and Shields, an Irish Pro.
tsstant. Ahasnony Of race and Of religion
that il b net eoo1 10 sxcel. It 10 the organ
| Of . party vh1oo Prevalent and Secretary
ere ct opeA waxeAfe upon sone Of the moot
important questions 81 eovsEpmsnt policy
The organ Of party whose nambers agree
upon no one thing, sass a sQsal 1gidity for
the spols.
Bigler and bis wing afs ~ nea1aog advo-
oates Of tariff for prstssAlea. usntsr and
his wing pronounes n uno01o1 4fousl. The
Agrarian Johnson, s1 1enneo ~, ~ cheek
BY jowl with the arietoefalio Haamood.-
Stuart, and the NorthWsstesn Donoesaes. =
. body, are the warm advocates 81 ~ 70
est system Of internal improvsmsnts. Toeal
and the Southeastern Democracy, bit&euly o1.
pose just and necessary appropfiAaio4o ~
| works Of national importance. Doseloo
maintains the doctrine OF absolute soverssen-
~ in tho people Of Territory, and JsG. De-
Wis denoupces il 40 worse than the Wilmot
Proviso. Bright advocates the rights of un-
naturalized foreigners to vote in elections,
and Brown utterly disclaims il a. : Demo.
cratic principle. The Governor Of South
Carolina recommends the re-opssine 81 tie
African slave trsae, and Democratic Con-
grsss vote il unwise and iniQuitous. Mr..
Boyce advocates free trade and direct tara
ton. Mr.. Florence regards tho originatoY
Of such proposition ~ = madman. Mr..
Gushing believes that our maritime strength
depends upon = continuance Of the Ashins
bonnties, and Mr.. Clay pronounsss them
moos.lous imposition upon vias1 sSi~sssiAi
| nurauits
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
IeIesrnphic NsMs 4.

CoEooRp, N. H., Feb. 1.-The passenger
depot building Of the Concord r. X. was
nearly destroyed by fire this morning. The
books, papers, &C., were saved. Loss about
SIS ,000--insured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

THn Dxs MoisEs VALLEY NHie IL published
every Monday at this oftce,is one ofthe oides'
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended e'rea-
lation throug hontt the Des Moines Valley, Nofth-
ern Missouri. and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
fCoesSe pe At. 4. Eve Post.
AsnINoroN. Jan. az.


Boros, Jan. 20.--A vsedin1 . rendered
IN tho Supreme Court tot against the
Boston and Worcsstsr b. R 90. $50
DAMAGE. The Award 10 - Sarah r,
Shaw, whose husband ~ IAN md her
self badly injured, 5000 ~ 20, BY !
train o. the railroad oomin@f |llision with
the plaintiffs carriage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
SIGN OF the GOLDEN
Eagle ana M oYtaY,
NO. 20 MAIN-H.,
ANDREW ]. WILLIAMSON,
v helesale and Retail
DRUGGIsT,
Drugs, Aedeinss,

Os08os 1s0ASAMp9D
PERRUMKRY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. &C.,
To the trads and At retail, At very low prices for
Cash.
Wholesale Agent Tor Southern lows and North
IN Missouri Tor the following goods,
Great Western Coal Oil Co. "a Kerosene OIL;
Aysri Cherry PICTORIAL, Pills and Ague Care;
Jsyne's Family Medicines
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly
ian3H
EUA orIuM-Turkey, Just received and for
~ sale low by A. j. WILKINsON.
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
1aa1sd W Main-st
+ IksEED, Lard and Sperm OIL, In ,tore and lar
- sale low by Al WILKINSON
Sign IT the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
lAn1xd o6 Main st.
SPIRITs Turpentine, Alcohol and Spirit d ~
~ In store and for sale 1t the lowest market rate
by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden AagIs and Mortar,
JAnNi 90 AAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

0YMrs. Mary Taylor, Of Lee, Massachu.
se:ts, nad surprise party Of her fifteen chill.
drsn, on her Tooth birthday, Jan. 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

IHEkk Is NO LONGER A DkxoCkATf0sFARTY.
The chief organ Of the Douglas Do obra-
cy ut Washington comes to the conclusion,
In an article published in another coldAn,
that there is no Democratic party. May
honest men reached that conclusion long ago,
and dissolved their connection with the thing
Of hams, which has been held together by
the "cohesive power of public plumber" to
aid the slaveocracy in its efforts to national
xe tho peculiar institution and deprive the
free laborers Of the country Of all share in
the Territories Of the United States. And
now that it is authoritatively announced and
fully demonstrated that there is no longer q
Democratic party, we trust that the masses
who have been laboring under that delusion
will unite themselves with a party which
seeks to secure the soil of the country for
free laborers and to encourage home indus
try.
Col. Curtis, Pacific Rrilrond Bill.
The telegram from Washington, Of the 3lst
January, says:
'The House Special Committee this morn
ing, by vote Of seven against Ave, authori
xed Mr.. Ourtis to report bis bill for central
Pacific Railroad, with one branch to the from
tier OF Iowa, and another to the frontier Of
Missouri. The bill was modified at the In
stance Of Mr.. Corning, by increasing the
amount OF land and money 30 as to make the
measure practicable"
We trust that this bill will meet with fa-
vorable action in the House, though since the
action of the Senate, we can hardly hope that
it will become law during the present Con-
gross. 1t will, however, have favorable
introduction to the next Congress, aud, we
trust, may be passed through at the next SEES
sion.
GFS Some church in South Carolina, in it'd
devotion to the home article, and with II
laudable disposition to keep up the priss OF
their evangelical negroes, has passed = reso-
luton expressing unqualified disapprobation
of the recent importation of ''nntrained me-
groes from Africa"
That church is evidently opposed to hold
ing heAthen slaves, and only approves the
holding in bonds brethren in Christ. I'm
trained negroes from Africa might not only
bring down the price of the native produc-
ton, but there's evidently great danger that
they misht not receive with meekness the
cowhidings which the white lambs Of Christ's
dock arc accustomed to inflict with impunity
upon the black wooded sheep of the same
fold
Evidently it is very unchrstian to make
slaves Of unframed pagans in South Carolina,
when so many members Of the church make
living by breeding christian slaves for the
market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
Ants-Lccemptonit sLecompsons-

Ants-Lecomptonites IecomPsont-
cling.
The Dougiasites have proposed new char
ter for CAioesa.i sin the Legislature, the OBJ
jecs Of = ,.e- = Z.
|out Of the hands Of the Republicans and hand
il oSar to the Douglasites. The opponents
Of the new charter insist that it shall be sub
mitted Aa vote Of the people Of Chicago for
approval. TAis, however, does not meet the
views Of the Depocratic jugglers, for they
know that the PEI pie Of Chicago would vote
down the new chafsl<in much the same spirit
that the people Of KansaQ rejected the Le-
compton Constitution. Hence the anti-Le-
compton schsmers lin Ia Legislature have
adopted Lecompton tactic and insist on
forcing new constitution upNp the people
of Chicago without their sanctidp and against
their will.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
Flour. Flour, Flour |!
4S1 Barrels

KROkUG FEMALE sEMsNAxY.
rIvHE Third TERN VI the "Ksoksk Fsmals
Seminary will opsa On A0NDAY, JANU-
AIRY eist, In the second story Of ~. Sanford
esiIding, corner 81 tth and Consest streets.
The HoAsd II Trustees n this Seminary, elected
from various fsltS ioua Determinations snA repre-
senting large part OF the Christian community,
desires b The united and eoopsratvs efforts Of tks
frieads q edscAtion 70 establish gradually sash
m institution - ouS city requires.
The Principal Of the 1nstitntion 10 Rev. g. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applisatisas for the admission 81 pupils
may BE- made.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
sir to ten years Of ago may b resolved under the
care Of Miss USmst0n It, present teacher, who r.
esivss eli tbs incomes Of that department..
The charges for tuition will BE- % and Is In the
ordinary EaehsA studies, With ; small additional
sum for inoidsn al expenses. For Latin, French,
German, To-, extra charges will Be made.
Its desirable that persons designine h become
psp = e e: AZ, q tho
Prssidsnsof the board Of Trastsss.
K.sls1, jan. b. isls-a
TilAen = C..'s Pre1ara1ions.
A LARGE and full assortment Of
IA Solid and Fluid kxtracts,
AlkAloidD and keeinoaae,
PhaFnasaatae Gasne- onoGe1 RilhJ
Dsr. -. q. sas'r = Ls1s..e = ~ lslaa0n. n.
". hkAUNNB,
tAn3Od No. % uain-st. Il
For sAle or Exchan9o.
a N improved Rasm-zle prairis, under Ans cul-
"A tivAtion, with hrst clAss baiAines - nADy
choice fruit trees with 30 acres Of WOOD I'D tim.
Der lAnd-sitAAtsd nsar the Mississippl river ard
Railroad, within u milhs of Keokak. VIII oil
cheap Tor essh, or viii exchange for nsrshaadiss
sfKYKER, woor aRIEs1rH.
LIVERY 0TADLE,
On Elrss.es., bos. Main u Johnson.
4 OR6E6, BU0GIE6 and CARRIA0B0m
- Of the hsst elsss always rsady for
hire.
Horses boarded By tho day Or week, 81 prices to
suit tho timss.
Transient customer accommodated.
dec1d v.vANORSDAL
i LONDON PORTER,
In quart and pint bottles--A genuine ASticle-fOf
sale low BY ". u. AUSTIN 4 Co.
DeoSodAw No. lis Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
...Thc III om cad
bill In the House.

WAsaIEGTos, Feb. l.
HoUsE-Mr. Grow called up his motion 10
reconsider the vote by which tho Home stead
Bill was referred to tho Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union.
Mr.. Stevens, OF Ca, thought tho present
land system ought to be changed, but VA
opposed to the bill.
Mr.. Wilson was Of the opinion that the
bill should not be passed without discussion.
'' MIR. GROW replied yIaY II had been ais.
cussed for 8 years more or less.
Mr.. Grows motion was agreed to.
MIR. Wilson said II the bill passed thu
House it must 20 to the Senate, where il
will be discussed TO the delay OF the public
business
MIR. Grow replied that II had been debates
there.
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, said if it did della,
the public business it ought to pass.
MIR. Hughes, Of Ind, moved to table thu
bill. Negatived 10 to ll3.
/ In the Senate, the bill to donate lands e
! agricultural colleges WAS taken no By rot,
OF 80 TO rs, and discussed. The Tariff com
mittee fixed the rate at SIS on bar iron. 81:
On rairoad, and vi on pig. p. o. commit
tee reported a bill abolishing frankinp priyi
lege, and giving each Senator and Represent
alive $3.50 worth OF stamps; also increasin,
price OF stamps to cents. Naval commit
tee reported in favor Of large increase /,
the number OF vessels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

!. q. WRITER'S r0xM.
How sweetly come the holy psalms
sz--E' r. r = iaeints r&rd mArtyrs down,
me wasfng or aiumpnN plAms
Above the thorny CROWN
The choral praise, the shsnted prayers,
From harps by angels strung,
The hunted Cameron's mou ntain airs,
The hymns that Luther sung
Yet. Earring mot the heavenly notes,
The sounds of earth are heard,
As through the open minister foats
The song Of breeze and bird,
Not less the wonder Of the sky
That daisies bloom below
The brook sings on, though loud and high
The cloudy organs blow.
And * the tender ear be Jared
That haply hears by turns
That sanity harp Of 0lney's bard,
The pastoraI pipe Of Burns.
No discord mars his perfect plan
Who gave them both tongue,
For he who sings the love Of man,
The love OF Goa hath sung
To-day be every fault forgiven
OF him in whom we Joy;
We take, with thanks, the gold of heaven,
And leave tho carth's alloy.
Be ours his music rs OF spring,
His sweetness rs of flowers,
The songs the bard himself might sing
In holier ears than ours.
Sweet airs of love and home, the hum
OF household melodies,
Come singing, ~ the robins come
To sing In door-yard trees.
And heart to heart, two nations lean
IA No TiyA, wreaths to twiue.
Nt blending, In eternal green,
The holly and the pine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
The Fight with Tongue and Type.
Correspondence N. Y, Times.J

Correspondence N. Y, Times.J
W gsHYSUTyE, jsn. 2255.r-7
The recent passage OF words in the Sem
ate has ended in column Of small plea,
such being the fashion in these piping days
Of peace. In the words Of An old play:
lat sscond-'sNobody'sc corrupt, and nobody lied.
ID second-Nobody fought nobody lied I"
But the "little giant has lost caste With the
fighting men, and he looks thoughtfully dis
turbed.
Another correspondent Of the same paper
says:
The corrsspo ndencc between Douglas and
Fitch, published In this mornings Union, has
produced painful impression amongst the
friends Of Douglas. Il 10 conceded that the
canning and hesrtless casuistry Of the In
diana Senator has aggravated the original
insult by placing Mr.. Douglas il 4 position
where he seems 70 accept the dueline code,
md yet does not resent gross afFront with
- determination which the oase would war
SasA Mr.. Fitch has well repaid the Admin
istsa114p for the part taken BY II ia the In.
diana loggle. Should the sucoess Of this
ssYaeaS bun put Douglas out Of the way, q Il
il eou1pQdsd IL will, the next candidate Who
eomse lar slaughter, IL Hunter, OF Va
Doubtla1s T. Ahe next few months thera viii
have 70 ~ - mon brought forward, and
jast ~ naay ID oil, before the managers
Of the real Nimg msn will think Il safe TO
put him On -
tcsssssy - N. X. Eve Post.1
AsnTHoroN, Jan. as.
The general inrsS - here il that Doug
Las has the woxee ~ nv Sc the whole thins
IL viewed - fa5sos :. Douglass conduct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
I'M OF OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.


JANUARY rs, 1859.
Hi9birthday.-Nay, we need not speak
- name each heart is beating,
Eseb elistening eye and flushing cheek
n light and fame repeating
We eDmc in one tumultuous tide,
Onf surge Of wild emotion,
As osowding through the Firth Of Clyde
Rolls in the Western ocean;
As when yon cloudless, quartered moon
Hsngs Ger each storicd river,
The sW4lling breast Of Ayr and Doom
Withsea green wavelee culver.
The csntury shriyels like scroll,
The past becomes 20 present,
And faoc TO face, and soui to soul
We gSset the monarch peasant.
While Eh56stone strained in feeble flights
With Corydon and phillis--
While Wolfe was climbing Abraham's flights
To snatch the Bourbon Lilies.
Who heard the waiting infants cry
Tha babe beneath the Smelling,
Wh0ee SONG to night in every sky
VIII shake earth . starry ceiling
Wbose passion breathing voice ascends
And floats like incense Ger us,
Whose ringing lay Of friend shi p blends
With Labor's anvil chorus?
We love him, not for sweet est song,
Though never tone SO tender,
We love him, even in his wrong
His wasteful self surrender.
We praise him not for gifts divine
His muse was born of woman;
His manhood brcathes in every line
Was ever heart more hnmanf
We love him, praise him, just for this
In every form and feature,
Through wealth and want, THO NO and bliss
He saw hif fellow-creature
No soal could sink beneath his love-
Not even angel blasted
omortai power could soar above
The pride that all outlasted
Ayt Heaven set one living man
Beyond the pcdant's tether--
His virtues, frailties, He may scan,
Who weighs them altogether
ding my pebble on the cairn
or him, though dead, undying;
Sweet Natures nursing, bonniest BARN,
Beneath her daisies lying.
The waning suns, the wasting globe,
Shall spare the minstrel's story
The centuries weave bis purple robe,
The mounts n mist Of glory
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

NALrE or NKaRors IN TExAs-It 10 no
wonder that the newspapers OF Missouri are
weekly chronicling the departure Of large
caravans Of slaves from this State TO Texss
The value Of slave labor in that State Is 10.
ordinstcly high.
The Gonzales Texas Inquirer states that
the old insanity about hiring negroes has re-
turned, and ~ the hiring there lAtely, old
grandmothers--scarcely able 70 do moro than
Iced chickens and keep bsbies out Of the fire
hired Tor figures ranging from $3.50 to Sl60
per year. The Lafayette True Issue says
mat on hiring day, q negro man, common
ns.o nand, hired for 1905; = girl IL yeasa
old, 4l95, and others 81 similar ratee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
New Millinery Goods,

81 Ml1S n. KING, informs the Ladies
Of keokuk, that she has returned With :
large stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
she will sell . vcry low prices HsrstoSs IL on the
south side Of Main street, between md and Sd.
sep ~ 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIRAM BAREar. ". ALLsH suTLKR. CIV. PARSONS.
BARNEY. BUTLER Il PARSONS.
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELLORs At Law,
TssrIry BuII.pIse. Ill RaoApwAy,
FebAhw6m NEW YORK

owner wanted.
LS0R bay horse. shout IL hands high, rather
/ thin, and tail cropped, which was left In my
stable, with saddle, bride, gales, and bum
die Of clothes wrapped In IN oil cloth ovsrcoat, on
Tuesday, January 36th, by = stranger, who has
not been seen in the neighborhood since thst day.
Information can Be had 1t my house. two and half
miles south OF Aontrose, near the Plank road
Feb 1 '59-dlw2t TUOG KEATHIER
NEW music.
TuST received from Oliver Ditson Co., Boston,
u 3 200 different pieces Of SAeol Mnsac.-
Also, assortment Of Musical Iustru etsrs for the
ACCORDION Bugle, Ciaronet, Cornopcon, Concertina,
Flute, Fife, flagsolet Flutins, Guitar, Mslodeon,
0rgs n, Piano, Post Horn. eax Horn, Violin, vio-
loucello, &C., &C., for gale by
jsn3ld M. w. WESTCOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

q The Republican Members OF Congress
are making preparations TO present the Hon.
Joshua b. Giddings splendid service Of
plate - testimonial Of their regard aad
their high appreciation Of bis twenty years
service II Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

GT Tho Committee Oh Elections in Con-
gress have decided nnanimodsly in favor Of
BIRD Ohapman's right 10 the seat OF Dele
gate from Nebraska, occupied By Mr.. Fergu-
son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
Meyoiu,lon In CA,,,.

NEW VkLkANk, Jan. ST.
From the mails per steamer Philadelphia
we have Valparaiso dates to Dec. 18th.
Great agitation existed in Chill. $50 per.
sons, including three members Of Congress.
had been arrested in Santiago. Governme ut
had prohibited the publication OF all opposi-
ton periodicals.
Valparaiso and AcAragus had been in .
state Of siege for 80 days. Seditious procla-
nations had been issued and meetings At.
tempted, but both had been suppresse -
Revolution was still impending.
The Peruvian squadron .tll hlncksa.d
Ecuador.
AT Panama difficulty had occurred be-.
tween the authorities and American mari.
ners. sailor had been arrested and res
cued from the authorities by Lieutenant Sc.
veIns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
=. =. CAMEY,
nDAEoR n

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
No. ~ Maih,st., bit. "a and III,
A1OAuA.....
IL 40 opened q ~ Above stand, next door 10 81.
- p. woodward CO.. general assostnsnt Of
goods In hs line and Win ~ pleased q - sry ~
81 his fsisaas Who ~ - in want Of : and
Provisions.
Jan. II, 1864
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

COALi 0LAU083uR COAL!l
TcH1 6lasehAss Osaa Co., intsadiae TO ssll Coal
= - cheap " cheaper than an IS bought 80
whs14 quality considered, will 1urnfah thsir s1pe-
Eier ooal alantttiee p salt purchaser delivered
10 my paSt g Tho city.
Prise - sen4s ~ buskel
sAasaetsd, 10 ssnts PR huahel,
611PHKN =. JOHNS.
Bob AGsnt q. q %.
true ssonony, Will fufn}eh Lawrence I'd Fs,m-
tugton Coal q Is oeats. S. n. JON.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
COLLIEKs nOnEKTsOr,

q rO ers,
No. rs Main street, between Third and Fourth
kEokUK, IOWA.
kNREsH 0ySTERs-40 cents per can, warrant
GOLFERS q ROBERTSON,
jan1od ~ Main-st.
rRANBkRki Es-- boxes just received and for
~ sale by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
lAn10d 70 MAin-st.
BAKERS No. CHOCOLATE-For sale By
- CoLLIERS = ROBERTSON,
JanDd % Aain-st.
DkUNEs--In kegs and boxss--for sals BY the
1 pound. GOLFERS \ ROBERTSON,
jan1d 70 Main-st.
,kEsH ToMATOEs--In cans--for sals By
c0LLIEAS 4 ROBERTSON,
t.nDd 70 Mainst.
A Ss0kIED PIE FkUITs--For sale 81
"A CoLLIEks = ROBERTSON,
Jan29i 20 asin-st.
DkIME ". II. cHkE-E-~For sale by
= GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jan3d - Iiain.st.
DoTA10Es--A prime lot Just received and Tor
! sale by CJLLlEkS ROBERTSON.
Jsn2Sd 70 MAin.st.
D1cKLED HERRTNos No. /, MXCKKREL
! AND cODFISlI-For sale BY
GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jan 1sa 70 Msin-st.
k'Louk--A eaoioe lot Of Extra fiosT 90 hand
6oLLIERs ROBE RTsoH,
lsnzsd Is Aain-st.
RUcKwHEAT FLOUk-WaTsan1sa pare, Tor
~ sale BY C0LLIERS 4 ROBERTSON,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03
!, q. WnIrrrDn's rOxM,

Poems ~ " Whittier q nj ~ olmes vErDt.
ten for the Hurns Celebration In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-03

For sale.
All kinds of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes and small fruits, At No. IS Main ST.,
keokuk, Iowa. VIZ. BARNss, Agent.
fb3d2m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-23
THE ARTESTAN SPRINGS.

THIS fashionable place Of resort for -
| pleasure and health, has been pur. ~. ,,s:
chased by the undersigned and thorough SsS'
ly repaired and refurnished, and will be Opn.i
for the accommodation Of the public on the L5TH
DAY OF MAY.
Being deterMiaed to keep the ARTISAN
SPRINGS HOTEL open two seasons, whether b.
makes money or not, the undersigned will spar
neither pains nor expense to make the place what
it should be, and altogether worthy Of the patron
age of the public
A Four Horse Coach will run daily eonnectin.
with the Express Train to Pickens' Station OntGs
Mississippi Central Railroad, 81 miles from tA,
Springs, and a hack win be in readiness atIt,
depot at all times to convey passengers going Y
on the 10 o'clock train
B6~ A fine Band Of Music will be empoyA
during the season. =
1t is expected that Gen. T. C. McMackin will
have the charge of the house. If he should ID
prevented from taking charge, some other CON-
petent person will be employed
W. R. LUCKETT.
April 2. 1859. (Sl-H
P. s. All persons visiting the Springs and de-
string letters to reach them, will have them direct
ed to the care of the Proprietor, Pickens StatO4
Holmes County, Miss.