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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24

The New Orleans Delta, which rendered
efficient aid in the election Of Mr.. Buchanan
in 1856, now amiably proposes to get up such
q demonstration by the Democratic party Of
all sections of the Union, AZ will compel Mr..
Buchanan to resign the Presidency and retire
to private life; and that the party then make
up "pony purse' to pay him his salary for
the remainder Of his term. The Delta says
the suggestion meets with quite general ia
vor, and malicionsly adds that it would not
be sssurprised If the feeling in favor Of this
sensible move should, the coming season, ss-
sumo shape the imbecile old gentleman can
neither we'll disregard nor fail to crafty
What are twenty thousand dollars
per annum for two years, divided among the
States Of the Unionf Why, the whole sum
only amounts to one-fourth Of the prof
Slidell anticipates from the Houmas lant
swindle, and viii not reach the profile give,
single machine shop in Philadslphia by tn
Secretary Of the Navy, to secure the election
Of Florence and Phillips to the House o
Representatives, or for some other purpos
equally honorable and patriotic"
A LIVING FArrH-THr FArTH or OBEpI
xScE.-In : public school in New York.
short time since, on an alarm Of Are, ter
rible panic eneued, and many Of the scholar
were injured by rushing to the doors, an
one Of the teachers, = young lady, jumpe
from window. Among the hundreds o
children, with whom the building Vas crowd
cd, was one girl among the hest in the school
who, through all the frightful scene, msin
tanned entire composure. The color, indeed
forsook her cheek her lip quivsrsd; til
tears stood in her eyes; but she moved no
After order had been restored, and oil be
companions had been brought back to the
pisces, the question Was asked her, how sh
Game to cit so still, without apparent alarm
! when everybody else was in such . fright
"My father" said she, "is fireman; an
he told mo il there was an alarm Of FIRE
tho school, must just sit still"
NTAn inscription on gravestone in
Catholic cemetery at Roxbury, reads % TO
lows:
Here lies my two children dear;
One in Ireland, and the other here.
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!. A. wnLscH. =. ousriE.
Wilson & GuStin,
wH0LEsALx DxALKRs IN

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, CIGARS, t.,
LAVE located ut room No. Estes House, Main
Il st., near 9Th, Ksokuk, Iowa, whe4e they oder
to the trade large stock Of the best quality and
brands Of pounds, half pounds, s, I and 10 lump
Tobacco; cut chewing and smoking do, In tin-foil
papers, bbls. and bbh. Also, large and general
assortment Of Imported and Domestic Cigars. &c.
ALI goods warranted ~ represented.
Apr6dky
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
TTvHE annual meeting OF the Keokuk, Mt. Pleas
i ant and Muscatins Railroad Company, will be
held Ut the Office Of the Company In Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa. on Wednesday, the 18th day of June, 1859 /,
1T III o o lock .. m. j. w. OGDEN,
May l2-a4wtd Secretary.
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Rlme watch HepAIFinG.
rRHR subscriber being obliged TO make . change
L In the WATca RsPAI RIre DErARrMsHT, has se-
cured the services OF competent workman--ons
who understands his business thoroughly. Crest
care will be taken with al work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted 70 give aatisfaction
The Repairing Of Clocks, Jepery, &C., also the
man. facturing Of goods OF every description, shall
receive my personal atten ton, and Narrated.
p. S.-Work Of al kinds not giving perfect sat-
affection, will be promptly adjusted by calling
the subscriber, At No. ! Estes House
April 0-dAw SAM'L G. BRIDGES.
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Shooting . Priess ana JuArs.

-
A correspondent of the London Times,
writing from Rome, furnishes the foil owing:
ssTwo deeds Of violence have to be record
ed, showing how violence and injustice lead
to violence and crime. The parish priest OF
Casorio was lately shot at the altar while
celebrating mass, and the murderer immedi-
ately shot himself. The priest had been long
prosecuting him, it appears, in consequences
Of some affairs connected with women, and
the mans wife had also been put in prison.
You have been informed OF the immense pow
or exercised by the clergy in their surveil.
lance over the morals Of families. They can
call in the assistance Of the police at AMI
time can, and do, enter private houses for
cibly, order the arrest OF individuals sus-
pected of immortality; in fact, can, and do,
commit excuses which are incompatible with
individual liberty.
Another case Of violence occurred in the
township of Panni, in the VALID di Bovine,
where band of persons, after killing the
Judge, fed to the country. This band 10
daily increasing, it is said, and must subsist
by acts OF violence. 1t may serve ~ nu-
clsus Of = larger force, and With Interior OBJ
jeots."
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POLLOCK. wA. vsHoILL
Spring and GUNNER Goods.

- POLLOCK - CO.
WE are now receiving and opening new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing and 0eDts' Fur
nishing Goods, which We offer TO sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with . view to the hard times therefore We odsr
them ct very ANAL profits keeping in view the old
motto Of quick sales and small profits. All We
ask il that customers will call and examine before
purehasng elsewhere; ws charge nothing for show
Ing god. Remember the place, East side Of Sd
ST., between Main and johnson.
mehl7d 8. POLLOCK 4 90.
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ukV Inc following ID Al 0xtrecb from
sermon by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
published in the Banner Of Light, from the
text; have yet many things to say unto you
but ye cannot bear them now, John, loo. l2v.
Did you ever see power-loom? IL you
never did, do not 60 to Lowell. or IN other
place where there 10 one in operation, with
out seeing it. never saw one but thought
it oaght to vote. A thing with great deal
of intelligence, and without brains, 10 better
than thing with great deal Of brains, and
without intelligence. Up there are the cords,
and down here 10 the carpet, which like Gods
events, is being rolled up ~ fast 90 ii 10
made. Let . man look ct those small cords
those pieces Of pasteboard filled with holes-
and attempt to tell what pattern the carpe,
is to be Of. They are to determine exactly
the pattern Of the carpet, and yet, by looking
ct them, you can form no idea as to what
that pattern will be. All you can see Of thu
carpet itself, % it is being rolled up, 10 little
threads, shooting, 6rst this way, and thsr
the other.
Now God is rolling up out Of our sigh
the carpet which is being wrought through
his providence in this world, and the events
which transpire here are mere puncturst
cards. We know what these quilts are which
carry back and forth the thread Of whiol
tho carpet 10 made, but Of the pattern Of tn
fabrics We are ignorant. We know that VI
are being moved forward in this life by
mighty force, and that events are takini
place, and that they are working out SOM
great end, but what that end 10 to be we can
not tell; We have not the means OF telling.
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Republican County Convention

Republican State Central COMMITTEE,
Des Moines, March rs, 1859.
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SELECI UOk1OOL.
MRS. II. e. BLANCHARD will open = school 1t
wi her esidence, corner of 9th and Morgan-sts.
on Wednesday May 35th. Advanced pupils pre-
ferred.
Terms Of tuition, So for common English, IS for
higher English, including higher Mathematics and
French.
Refer to ]. Y. Antheny and II. ]. Campbell.
my2Od3t
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FER DeU mO1n6s.
TINHE STEAMER CLARA HINE, 49, -
i will leave for above and interme-
diate points on Wednesday evening, May
15th, At 4 clock.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
BROWN TAYLOR,
Mayx3-d7t Agents:
M w. III q X = M. D., surge -
lxl. Dentist. ONCE on sscond-6t., -
between Main and johnson streets, Keo1
kuk Iowa. (may<a&w1 O
Regular Tuesday Packet.
l. The good steamer COL. MORGAN,
g. w. HILL Master, will positively leave for Dss
Moines city and al intermediate landings on
Tuesday, May 1th, 1t p m.
For freight or passage apply to
BARTLETT HINE, Agents,
No. 90 Lcvee, up stairs
Freight win be received any time previous to
Tuesday. may20dtd
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Hams! Hans!.
81. Louis Golden syrup.

- n CASKS choice c.Evaszea Haas, In store a.
ecIis-tf No Aarkst street.
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LEGISLATURE.
s NATE.


MONDAY, Oct. IT. 1859.
The Senate was opened with prayer by the
On motion of Mr.. Bumpass, Senators
McClelland and Allen were added to the
Committee 10 visit East Tennessee Division
Fair.
Mr.. Trimble presented petition from the
Bank of Nashville, which was referred to the
Committee on Banks.
Mr.. Payne, a petition from Merchants of
Memphis. Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Wood moved the appointment of q
committee to attend Warren County Fair,
which motion having been concurred in, the
Speaker appointed Messrs. Wood and Lune
said committee. aWas
Mr.. Stevall moved the appointment of a
committee to attend Weakley County Fair,
which motion having been concurred in, the
Speaker appointed Messrs. Stovall and Horn
said committee.
Mr.. Trimhle offered a resolution that a
committee be appointed to investigate certain
matters relating to the payment OF the bonus
due from the Bank of Nashville for the year
1857 to the wrong person by mistake.
Under a suspension of the rules the motion
to appoint committee for that purpose was
concurred in, and Messrs. Trimble. Bradford
and Payne were appointed said committee.
dent of the Z. L. & G.. Railroad, extending 10
the Senators free passage over said road to
the Knoxville Fair.
Mr.. Staunton offered a resolution that W.
R. Stuart, jailor of White county. be allowed
certain fees, for keeping convict, and under
a suspension of the rules the resolution was
referred to the committee on claims.
Mr.. Staunton presented the account of the
jailor of White county, which was ordered to
go with the resolution.
Mr.. Hildreth presented a bill to repeal sec
ton 622 of the Code. Passed first reading,
and referred to Committee on the Code
Mr.. Trimbe, bill to incorporate an
Orphan Asylum in. or near to the city of
Nashville, to be known as the Nashville
Male Orphan Asylum" Passed first read
ing.
On motion Of Mr. Stovall, the Senate took
recess Of five minutes preparatory to meet
ing the House of Representatives in conven-
ton, to compare the vote for Governor.
The Senate then at half past Id o'clock re-
paired to the House of Representatives, and
after the adjournment, of the convention at
IL O'Clock, returned to the Senate Chamber
and the Speaker called the House TO order
Mr.. Stokcly introduced bill, the better to
provide for the payment of witnesses in
certain cases. Passed first reading.
On motion of Mr.. Stovall the Senate adj
iourned to minutes to O'Clock in the after
loon.
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cess, ultra leaders are not prepared just now
to abate their demands. But there are con-
servative leaders and journals occupying
more moderate ground. overslaughed at
this time, they may yet make themselves
felt in giving shape and tone to party coun-
sells. They are not SO enthusiastic as to be-
lieve with the Courier and Enquirer that the
republican party embraces majority of all
the people of the United States" or that any
man upon sectional anti-slavery pi atform
can be elected President, and it is to be
hoped that they may ultimately succeed ia
impressing the ultraists with their views.
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tsy-Tbe Canada brings intelligence Of the

ES-The Canada brings intelligence Of the
death OF DIR. JOAN Z. NIcuoL, Professor OF
Astronomy in the University Of Glasgow.
HIS various works-The Architecture of the
Heavens, The Solar System, The Planetary
System, The Planet Neptune, and the Cyclic
pedia of the Physical Science were written
with much eloquence and power. Prior to
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of The Physical Sciences, to be published by
Messrs. K. GRIFFITH x Co., of London and
Glasgow. He was also engaged on the new
Cyclopedia of Universal Biography.
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QUALIFYING HAsELF.-The London Quar-
terly for July, has the following story: A
native of one of the South Sea Islands went
to a missionary desiring baptism. On his
confession that be had two wives, he was
told that he could not receive the sacrament
until he should promise to be content with
only one. He retired without asking farther
explanation. The next day he presented
himself again and reiterated his desire 4, r
baptism. saying he had then only one wife.
Upon examination, it was discovered that he
had qualified himself for the ceremony by
killi .g and eating one of his wives.
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F. G. Murphy entered j. NJ. Llwrence's
b. c., Thos. Nicholas, 3 years old,
by Berthune, dam, Mary Gold, by
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J. NJ. Clay entered b. C. Hanover, yrs.
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Thos. II. Hunt entered Jas. AcCoy's
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R. A. Alexander entered b, f., volga,3
years old, by Glencoe, dam, Van
dal's dan, Observation-Disclosures. 2 2 dis
John X. Viley entered Brent 4 Trigg's
C by Wagner, dam by Barefoot, dis.
Time-l49, l 5ik l:s2k, l:55h, 1:573s.
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MARRIAGE or FRASKLIs's DAUoHrER.-The
following is an accurate copy Of a marriage
notice pablshed in the Pennsylvania CAroai
Gle and Caipersai .4dpeTtisr, printed ut Phila-
delpaia, from Monday, October 10th 10
Monday, November I'd, I76T :"
Last Thursday Evening. Mr.. Richard
Bache, Of this City. Merchant, Was married
TO Miss Sally Franklin, the only Daughter
al the celebrated DIR. Franklin, a young
Lady Of distinguished Merit The Bexi Day
all ll's Shipping ia thc Harbour display "a
their Colours on the happy Occasion.
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re-It is probable that the next Legisla-
ture of Ohio will elect Gov. CHASE U. S.
Senator in place of Mr.. PuGH. Thus, con,
stantly increases the number of anti-slavery
men III the Senate. Nothing better can BE-
expected so long as the agitation of slavery
issues is kept up.
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EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. Stanton offered a resolution in favor
of a we'll regulated banking system. Lies
over.
Mr.. Hunter, a resolution that postage on
nil documents sent by members 10 their con-
tituents be paid for, out of the Contingent
FUND of the State.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson, the rules
7ere suspended, and the question was upon
IS adoption.
On motion of Mr.. Stokely the Senate took
a recess preparatory to meeting the House OF
Representatives in convention. and repaired
10 the House at o'clock and returned at
3 O'Clock to the Senate Chamber, and the
Speaker called the Senate to order.
On motion of Mr.. Trimble, the resolution
regulating the payment of postage on public
documents sent out by the members, was so
amended as to include letters also. and
adopted as amended.
Mr. Hildreth offered resolution to appoint
a joint committee to settle with the Comp
roller and Treasurer, and under a suspen-
ion of the rules, the resolution was adopted.
The Speaker read a dispatch from the
Directors of Dyer County Fair to Mr.. Allen,
INVITING members to visit said Fair.
On motion of Mr.. Allen the invitation was
accepted.
Mr. McNeelly introduced bill TO change
The county line between Montgomery and
On motion of Mr.. Wood. the resolution re-
lative to the election of State GeolOgist was
aiken up.
Mr.. Thompson moved to concur in the
louise resolution to 60 into the election of
State Geologist.
MFR. Richardson moved to lay the resolu-
ution on the table, which MOTION was con-
urred in,
Mr. Lane introduced bill TO amend the
riminal laws of the State so as TO punish
laves for placing Instructions on railway
racks. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Peters. bill to prevent the annoyance
" negro travelling on Railroads. Passed
,rst reading.
Mr. johnson, bill to amend the criminal
Avs of the State, so that equestrians riding
Jr wagers at Fairs shall not be indictable.
On motion of Mr.. Hildreh. the bill to
boIish the Office of State Geologst, was Ia
en up. and passed second reading.
Mr. Stokely offered resolution that rs
0pies of the rules of the Senate and House
f Representatives be placed in care of the
ecretary of State, for the benefit OF members
the next session. Lies over.
Mr.. Bumpass moved to appoint committee
two to attend the Dyer County Fair
hich was concurred in, and the Speaker
ppointed Messrs. Bumpass and Allen said
pmmittee.
Mr.. Stanton offered a resolution in relation
the election of Public Printer. and requir-
lg candidates to send propositions to the
cnate.
On motion of Mr.. Payne the resolution was
aid OH the table.
On motion of Mr.. Payne, the Senate ad-
'urned to 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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r,- The Washington correspond

ro- The Washington correspond ent OF
the New York Times writes under date OF
Tuesday: ff r.
There is well authenticated rumor that
Thomas Francis Meagher has gone tn Costa
Rica as an agent OF PreSiden, Mora. and
will maxi an effort 10 assist him with has
Irish countrymen in regaihing supreme
power. Ills scheme may not be utterly
abortive, as Government awaited itself al his
offer 10 take dispatches so Mr.. Dimitry which
will afford him the protection of dipiamatic
character
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Just Received at Chas. RObertsOn's
Candy Mandatory,
No. II NIarke ct street,

NO. II Market street,
Opposite Morris & Stratton'snew Warehouse, y
A LARGE lot OF freshSicily 0rangesand Lemons
"A Raisins Figs ,Currauts ,Prunes &c.
Also "a fine new lot of all the different kinds of
Nuts.
dnefresh lot of Baltimore Cove Oysters in cans
Field LIBERATED brands.
Fresh Salmon HOLSTERS Sardines Axe.
Pickles reserves FIRES hP caches andStrawberry
IN cans.
Brandy Peaches Cherries, &c. i n bottles
Also anew supply OF Toys and Fancy Articles
.S.-Imanufacture al my Candies here and war.
rantthem good and sell as cheap any house in
Nashville.
Ihayefor sale a few Silver PlatedNew York Ale
Pumps CHAS. ROBERTSON,
octl7-tf II Market street,
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A sweepstake for two year olds, single
dash of one mile. 500 entrance, $50 forfeit.
500 added by the club. was contended for
by four entries-Wood, Eagle, Buford and
Bntler.
At the tap, Woods entry got the lead
about two lengths: Eagle followed and strug-
gled for the lead the entire mile, losing by
only about neck; Buford third, and Butler
fourth.
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From Gouernor cor,pin.

"Dr. Ealing extracted corn for me. ]
had suffered much and long with it. had
my present feeling l have but little doubt
that the cure will be permanent The opera
ton was performed in few minutes and was
attended with no pain Whatever
THOMAS CoRwIN.
Cincinnati Sent II 1850
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IN CONVENTION.
EVENING SESSION.


The two Houses again assembled in con-
vention. The question bring 90 the motion
10 reconsider the vote rejecting the vote OF
equatchie county. Senat1r McNeily moved
lay the motion to reconsider on the table,
Shich motion prevailed, ayes 81 noes -. so
he vote of Sequatchie was rejected The
ote was then cat up aud the result declared,
follows For Isham G.. Harris T6013-For
ohm Nctherland 6s042. Majority for Harris
03I. The convention then adjourned.
RESOLUTIONS.
The House then proceeded with the regular
rider Of business, aud Mr.. Williams, of Hick.
ian. offered resolution proposing an
mendment TO the constitution. making the
harters OF all Interpretations created by the
Legislature, subject to modification or re-
peal at the discretion Of The Legislature.
BILLS ISTRopUcED.
Mr.. KenneT, bill 10 amend section 39l2
OF the Code.
Mr.. Ford. bin declaring shooting gale
ries, niue pin alleys and billiard tables null
sanees. and for other purposes
Ne. Batter, bill for the relief OF the tax
payers In this State.
Mr.. Green. bill 90 Increase the pay OF
witnesses, when compelled to attend without
the county where they reside.
Mr.. Davidson. bill 10 amend sections
zl6s, 2l7o. 2iTI and 2IT2 Of the Code.
The Hsase sbea asloarned ull "a o'clock
10 noTrpw Iaoralng.
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DISEASED NAILS,
Without Cutting or Pain.
TESTIMONIALS.
From the Hon. James L. Thompson. NJ. d.

DIR. EALING has with much skill removed
some troublesome corns from my feet. His
system OF operating is very extraordinary,
being almost instantaneous and without cut
ting or causing the least pain.
JAMES i. THOMPSON, NJ. ID.
Nashville, Oct. ID, 1858.
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WE will offer at Public Sale, on the premises
w that Valuable Real Estate, heretofore owned
nnnin .Iirnind hA-f "A
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HOIIOway,s OinIn

HOIIOway,s Ointment.-Not the slightest
danger is incurred in the RAPID of Piles by this
preparation. IT never "drives in - inflammation OF
suppresses " irritation; but annihilates them TO
the very roots. Sold so Maiden Lane NY
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EG-The Memphis AuaIanehe. of the 18th,
states that the Hon. JAS. c. JONES is recover
ing from an attack of illness, which, at one
time, it was feared he could not survive.
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fE-The Savannah Republican proposes the
Hon. JOSHUA HILL, OF Ca, as a cOmpromise
candidate for the speakrrship of the Federal
House of Representatives.
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