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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

WxLL-srxxr Tm.- Spend youf time 4
nothing which must be repented of. Spend
| il In nothing on which you might not pYa5
for the blessing Of God. Spend Il in ps1h-
ink which you could not review With = lsl
conscisnce 90 your dying bed. 0psA ID =
nothing which you might mot safely and
erly be found doing, II death should sukprisl
you in tho ct.-[Baxser.
PHILOSOPHY AND PhilosOs
ply, in the night OF pagAnism, Was ike I
freely of the tropics, making itself visible,
but not irradiating the darkness. But Chris
tisnity, revealing the Sun OF righteousness,
sheds more than the full sunlight Of those
tropics on oil that We need, whether for time
Of eternity. [Colsridgs.
HUMAN RRAsoN. Polished steel will not
shine in the dark no moro can reason how
ever refined or cultivated, shine cf6casiously
but "a it reflects the light OF divine truth
shed from heavenly. Foster.
orr SIN--Many affections will not cloud
and obstruct our peace of mind 80 much -
one sin; therefore, ii you would walk cheer
fully, be most careful to walk holy. All the
winds about the earth make not an earth
quake but only that within.-ILeighton.
DEFECTIVE RELIGION. religion that
n0VeT 6uMcts w 8UVCEu maui Will uUVoI
suffice to save him that which does not sur
fciently distinguish him from wicked world,
will never distinguish him from perishiDg
world.-l Howe.
Tixx AND ETERNITY. are two words
which should take up much Of our thoughts
and cares, Time and Eternity time, be-
cause ii will soon be at IN end; and eterni-
ty, because it will never come TO an end
lErskine.
MBRcY AND MIsERY.-U Until thou seest thy
self empty, thou wilt not be filed he can
never truly relish the sweetness Of Gods
mercy who never tasted the bitterness Of his
own misery .-tQuarles.
INpULaENcE IN SN.-We may as we'll at
tempt to bring pleasure out Of pain, ~ to
unite indulgence IN ain with the enjoyment Of
happiness. Hodge.
ArrLIorroNs.- affections are like
so many arti6cers working on pious mans
crown, TO make it more bright and massive.
-ICudworth.
tbs DIVINE LAw.-The more men love
the law OF God, the more they will see the
guilt of violating it.-[Spring.
ErERNrrY.--Eternity is depth which nc
geometry can measure, no arithmetic calcu-
late, no Imagination conceive, and no rheto
rio describe. Hannah More.
THE PAsr.-God demands an account oil
the past, and this We must render hereafter
he demands an improvement OF the past
and this We must attend to now.-[Jay.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
The CA6do Indians..Escape OF Cal.
ifOrnla COnvicls.


The Democrat ascertsins from passenger
by the California stage, that Major Van Do
rem succeeded in persuading tho Texans who
had armed to exterminate the CaddOs, to re-
turn to their homes, by promising that the
murderers should be found, and that he
would hereafter keep o strict watch on the
movements OF the Caddos. Fourteen of ths
most desperate convicts in the California
State prison effected their escape during the
night Of Saturday, the 2Ist. They were CON
fined 10 seven cells side by side in the build
ing recently erected.
A series Of holes were cut through the six
partition walls, and then in the end Of the
building through which they passed. Be.
fore leaving the main yard Of the prison,
they secured from the blacksmith shop, files,
chisels, and other tools, to remove the heavy
shackles with which they were ironed. They
escaped from the yard by means Of plank
which they raised against the wall.
As soon as this became known the excite.
ment was very great, and party Of ffty
men, we'll manned and armed, started in pur.
suit. The terms for which they were incar.
cerated were from three to fifteen years
Among the number were Thomas Lawrence
a native Of Pennsylvania, Joseph A. Ster.
rift, Of Virginia, s. d. Thompson, OF Illinois
and Vim. Scott, alias Pacing Bill, of Ken
lucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

The Parisians, disconnected with the slow
movements Of NAPOLEON in Italy, are compar-
ing the progress Of bis campaign with tina,
of his uncle, who, on entering Italy in 1896,
gained six victories in fifteen days. They
say that the true Napoleon Of this campaign,
according to present indications, is Garribal-
di. And in the boldness Of his undertakings,
in agility of movement and intrepidity OF
spirit, no man has yet exhibited, in the Ital-
ian campaign, SO much Of the true Napoleon
genius a. Garribaldi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

PITTSBURGH, june 15.-About two O'Clock
this morning FIRE broke out on the steam er
Endeavor, which soon communicated to the
Gazelle, both Of which were burned to the
waters edge. The Endeavor is still afoat.
No freight on either boat. The Endeavor
~, .sd il ns s5s oos4s.
Co., for $4,000, ond the Great Western of
Philadelphia, $1,000. The Gazelle was in
sured in the Eureka Of Pittsburgh for SIS 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
connecticut city Elections.

NEW LONDON, June 13.
AT the city election to-day the Republi.
cans made clean sweep, electing J. N. Har.
ris, Mayor; VIM. w. Stark, Clerk, and all the
Aldermen, Oouncilmen, and City Sheriff, by
about so majority.
WATERBURY, June 13.-At the annual city
election, held hero to-day, the whole Repub.
loan ticket was elected. Charles Benedict,
Mayor, by City majority over Fish, the Dem
ooratic candidate.
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a Change.

Roger Pryor, who left the Richmond South
TO edit the States. at Washington, 10 the in
terest Of the new firm OF Hunter a Douglas.
having given up the undertaking as a bad
job, y to be succeeded, it il said, by Dudley
Mann.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

NEw YoRK, June Is.
By the arrival Of the bark Ann Elizabeth
from Rosario, we learn from Capt. Norgraue
that when he pasted Buenos Ayres, May 18th,
there was continual firing Of guns, and he
supposed it to be battle between the Para
guayans and Buenos Ayreans, a. when he
left Rosario hint was given him to that eff
feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20


The Dyersville Mercury of the 18th inst,
contains an account Of an enforcement of
Lynch law which occurred at Manchester, On
Thursday evening last. 1t appears that .
young man named Robert Kerle was suspect.
cd of being horse thief, whereupon several
persons disguised themselves with marks, etc.
and seixing him demanded full confession.
Refusing to make any, rope was fastened
to his neck, and he was hung up until uncon-
scious, and when taken down the blood was
running freely from his mouth and nose.--
The Mercury adds s'Since the above was in
type, later news has arrived respecting thu
outrage. Kerle 10 still in very prscariou,
state. His neck 10 badly lacerated and mucl
| swollen. He 10 conscious only at intervals
| He has recognised four OF the men, viz: LIE
vi Washburn, - Robinson, Campbell
and blacksmith, name unknown, who wer,
taken to Delhi Jail, in custody of Mr.. Sher
win. Public feeling is much 10 favor Of thu
| victim, and it is the almost unanimous opin
ion that be is innocent of the charge of hors
stealing. Four or five others were still q
large, but no doubt is entertained of the
being ell brought to justice. He recognised
Campbell ~ the man who, while be Was hang
| ing, climbed the tree and kicked his hands t.
prevent him from reaching the branches an,
rope above him. We understand that Camp
bell has said that il 10 not the 6rst horse steal
er he has hung up"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

GD-A letter received from Rev. Theodore
Parker. on board the steamer 1t Santa Croix,
". T., bound for Southampton, states that
bis health y improving, though he is still
troubled with cough.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
Exploded.

EVANSVILLE, June l6.
The locomotive Antelope, q coal burner,
exploded at Campbell's Station, on the O. O..
r. r. this morning, killing Chas. Turner,
fireman, and scalding the engineer badly
The passenger trains were not detained by
the accident.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
PennsyIvania RepnbIican Can0,.
dates.

The candidates recently nominated at the
State Convention convened under the ssPeo
pie's' call, are--for Auditor General, Thos.
u. Cochran, Of York. for surveyor General,
Ten. W. Ii. keim, OF Berks. MIR. Cochran
was the Republican candidate for Canal
Commissioners in 1856, and was believed to
have been defeated by frauds perpetrated in
Philadelphia. Gen. Keim is the Anti -Le-
compton Democrat who was elected last fall
10 serve out tho uDexpired portion Of Jehu
Jones's term in Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
rire at Galena.

GALEHA, June Is.
The Classical Institute OF this city, togeth-
or with its contents, was destroyed by IRE
last night. The Library was partially saved
in damaged condition. Loss 1900; in
suranee sc, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
The New Gold Discoveries.

The st. Joseph Gazette, which has pub
lished all the late stories from the mines, says
frankly in it's issue of last Friday, that it
does not believe them. AT any rate, it says
they need confirmation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

Rufhanism and ballot-box stufhng are not
yet extinct in Kansas. Under the skillful
manipulations Of Gov. Medary it was de-
signed to have secured Democratic major
ity in the coming Constitutional Convention,
and much confidence was entertained that the
arrangements effected for the purpose would
have been triumphantly successful. Money
was sbundantly provided, and under the
Governors directions was literally used, to
bride where it was necessary, but more par
ticularly TO introduce and distribute voters
in the doubtful districts. Atchison county
was one Of the districts which was believed
to have been effectually ss6xed up.n The
plans were very we'll laid and good force
was quietly sent around to the various poll
ing-places. But unfortunately for the ma
neuver the straight Republicans wore too
numerous and too sealous, and sctually sue
ceeded in carrying the county against oil
odds. Leavenworth was the point, however,
whore the most desperate means were en-
ployed to carry the election. 1t is q popu-
lous county. The number Of delegates from
it is large. II was point which offered su-
perior opportunities for the intriguers to car
~ out their plans. And 80 far as to secure
the return of their candidates, they were suc-
cessful. But the end is not yet, and the
fraudulent triumph at Leavenworth is not
completely contaminated. To give an ides
OF the extent OF their operations in that sin.
gle town, it is enough to state the vote. They
have never claimed over 10000 inhabitants
at Leavenworth. 1900 votes for that popu.
lation would be fair allowance. At thu
late election they cast some $500 votes. But
to the discontinue OF these intriguers agains
genuine popular sovereignty" the Republi
cans have majority, as it appears ct pres
emit, OF ct least seven in the Convention, anc
it may be even more than that, and they viii
have the power of examining the returns and
judging Of the qualifications of members, 81
that it it appears that any members from
Leavenworth or others districts hold their
places BY fraud over other claimants, they
will have the power Of doing as the late Leg
the case, exposing the fraud, ejecting the in
terlopers and admitting the lawfully elected
members. In the total result Of their enter
prise, therefore,-in the general result anG
In special outrages, they have been trium
phantly defeated and turned over to tn,
mercies OF their opponents.
The free spirit Of Kansas has never fall
tered, never been deceived or seduced. I'm
der 40 pretext, BY no force, fraud or intrigu
can the Douglas Democracy or the Admins
tration Democracy, or any representatives 0
that band Of conspirators who leagued to
gether to deliver over, in the name Of De
mocracy, that fair and fruitful land to til
curse OF negro slavery, secure the control 0
the new State which is about entering th
confederacy as an equal member. And thi
election must dissipate the last lingerin,
hope Of it.
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THE GONE YEAR ANENDMEEr'' IN CONNECT
uT.--The Senate of Connecticut rejected, on
Wednesday, by vote Of II nsye to yeas,
the proposed amendment to the Constitution
Of that State, imposing upon foreigners Z
similar disability to that recently incorpora-
ted into the Constitution Of the State Of Mas
sachusetts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Mn. Il MISS AGAKD would respectfully
wi inform the citizens Of Keokuk and it's vicinity
that they intend opening an EVENING WhlIINd
SCHOOL at the Public school House, where bold,
free and easy style Of writing can be acquired in
short time. Ladies and Gentlemen invited to
attend.
From long experience in teaching We can war
rant success 10 the attentive.
~ Hours from before to ., P. ID.
juns10:d3t
ConE YourH the glorious sight behold,
A Laurel plumed with pen Of gold;
Come listen youths and / ii display
To this rare Art = certain way.
All who in Writing would improve,
Must first with Writing fall in love;
For true love, true pains will call,
And that's the charm that conquers all.
To CONTRA CTOnS AND BUILDERS.
PROPOSALS will be received for excavating the
lot next toClark' . Leather Store, and putting
In the stone work of the cellar. Bids must be
handed in by Wednesday, June I'D, and must
specify the prices per yard Tor excavation and per
perch for stone For further Psrtls leu en-
quire of Il. r. ChEEL.
June lS-d3t
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE i. hereby given that the co-partnership
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the name of Gray h Smith, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th Of June, 1859.
Mr.. 4. Il. SMITH win continue the business at
the same shop, and soLcits the orders Of former
customers ~ we'll ~ new ones.
r.. p. GRAY,
Junel7d4t r.. SMITH.
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
DOLICIES Of Insurance issued 1t the lowest
rates in the folio wing reliable nrst class conn
paniss:
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This is the safest and reliable Life insurance
Company in the world, with an accumulated
Fund Of over 81, 700, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co.,
OF PROVIDENCE, b.
Capital $50, 900 90.
| SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRIN0YIELD, MASS.
/ Capital $50, 900.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
! PEORIA, I'LL.
Capital $500, 900 90.
/ Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call Ut
/ the Agency Office Of G. X. DIMOND,
/ junel8d1m Main-st., over Ogden Book Store
l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
Great battle In Chiii..AffaIrS In
Bolivia and Peru.


Bolivia and Peru.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette,l
BALTIMORE, June ID.
The New York Herald says: From the
Pacific we have advices dated Valparaiso,
the lat, and Lima, the 18th of May. The
revolution in Chill was ended by a bloody
battle, fought between Gen. Vidaurri, with
1000 government troops, and 5000 revolu
tiouists under Gallo, near Coquimbo. Vi
daurri triumphed, taking 600 prisoners, and
all the guns Of the enemy. Over 1900 men
were slain.
The government soldiers had taken pos
session of Caldera. The revolutionary party
had been beaten in the south, also. Trade
was very dull in Valparaiso. Two ships of
war, Austrian and French, lay in port, and
it will be interesting to know how the COM
manders acted on receiving the declaration
Of war between the two powers. The Chill
an Government has committed . gross in
suit 10 seixing the American bark Townsend
Jones of Valparaiso.
Bolivia was quiet under Linares. Ex-
President Cordova had quieted the country.
Another attempt at revolution had been
suppressed at Peru. Castillo was accused of
forming these outbreaks to force Congress to
raise the strength Of the army. 1t was
thought the blockade of Guayaquil would
| soon be raised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

GOLDEN VIsIoNs.--A Victoria correspon-
dent Of the English Mining Journal, who
signs himself w. Radley. and is endorsed by
the editor Of that journal Is an old CORES
pondeat, describes visit to an inaccessible
locality in New South Wales, where the
ground was found literally tagged with gold
10 masses too heavy to carry any great dis
lance. One mass 10 noticed as containing
not less than six or seven tons. This almost
equals the famous gold mountain story Of
California.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

DUBuoUE, June l6.-Democrstic County
Convention to-day. The entire delegation
to the State Convention is anti-Administra
ton. Strong popular sovereignty resolu
tons we're adopted.
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Tns AERIAL SHIP.--The name of the gem
tleman who is associated in the construction
of the AERIAL ship with Messrs. Wise and La
mountain, has been erroneously printed in the
newspapers. 1t 10 o. S. Gager,a gentleman
we'll known in Boston, where he has been
several years actively engaged in mercantile
business. His energetic business character
Messrs. Wise and Lamontain, if thar won.
derful enterprise is found practicable.
This AERIAL ship will be from 100 to 125 IT
high, and the constructors feel confident Of
being able to control it so a. to bring it di.
rect from Albany to Boston. A correspon.
dent suggests that the gentlemen engaged or
this mammoth balloon ship be invited to MAKE
an ascension from Boston on the Fourth oil
july Boston Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

eTEx-Senator Chas. T. james, OF Rhode
leland, has made ball adopted to rifed
cannon, and MIR. j. I. Ames, OF Chicopee,
Mass, has riaed two condemned bronze guns,
with which, Gays the Springfield Republican,
q series Of experiments were recently made
in that city and Chioopee By three army OFF.
GERS. A distance o. hall mile, twelve
pound shot with Il pounds Of powder, was
in FIVE shots. Great difficulties were encoun-
tered in arriving at exsotness, inasmuch as
the guns had no sights perfectly adapted to
them.
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LIn6000 III.
I CASk prime English, for sale low by
1 A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
myI4d No. % Main-street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 26, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

CLARET WINE.
A CHOICE article received this day. for family
"A use. For sale by
KELLOGG BIRGE,
Junel7d So Main-st.
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mated thus: sBreakfast. SDinner. tSupper.
CAUTIOUSLY.
DLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Ledgers, Journals
- Cash Books. Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bill
Books, Composition Books, Copy Books.
Papers.
Foolscap, Bill cap, Legal cap, Packet post, Pack
ct note, Commercial letter, Commercial note, Bath
Post, Billet note, Wall papers, Window papers,
Wrapping papers.
Envelopes.
White, BUD, Canary. 0peqne, oil sisss.
For sale by n. W. WESTCOTT,
junelzd No. % MAin-st.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
Suu1oll Rrahll1q,
Religion and Business.

'Ihey are saying, sir, that you are ne.
glscting your business, and that it must
suffer
WHO says it ? says the employer.
'All your neighbors along the street,
sir
'Do any Christians say itF
well, hardly know whether thev
are Christians or not. But thought
ought to let you know what WAS SAID.
Besides, there is a good deal Of money to
be paid, and | do not know where il is
coming from
'liuw much are YOU short z
About SIX hundred to dav, and other
bills mature to morrow and next dav and
| felt anxious to know bow they are to he
met
DO you believe our Saviour meant any
thing when he said, Seek first the king.
dom Of heaven ?
Certainly ! co.
'Wc!I, what do YOU suppose ne meant 2
'Oh, | do net know. never though.
it. Perhaps should not he able to
answer i: # should try. But do think
that business is not to be neglected.
Il am very much astonishcl 70 hear
YOU, professor Of religion, talk in this
way. As for NE, believe he means Just
what he says, and mean to do literally
what he requires. do rot nrs.cc, my
business. | know what paper is maturing,
and do not give myself the least un.
easness about it use AL proper dlh-
geuCe, and the rest leave to Cod
When speaking Of it, the merchant
said, 4 knew where | coubl lay my hand
on the money at once, though lid not
tell my clerk Of it. | went 10 the noon.
day prayer meeting AS usual. On coming
home after O'Clock, p. NJ, | asked my
clerk about the meals to meet my bills
for 10 dav.'
oh, said he, I'VE are ali right. Mr..
B has been in, and has paid 81,
500, and some other money has come in
This $500 WAS IA bad debt which /
"c"cr crpcctcd to be p0jd,' SAID the mer.
chant, 50 the Lord takes care Of me,
while take care of the affairs Of my
own sou! and the souls Of others. and
seek first the kingdom Of hcN en-
This man is one Of the new recruits
INTO the great army. lIIs hand, hi,
heart, bis minl are ready for every good
. work, every good wo;d, and no duty is
left undoue.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
I Must Die.

Rrulrr are Won nrcuSrOrnnI ~ tLi,L
this As ,rue Of vGnrsclf ~ i j. nf o,hnrsI
Van m,v H.. ;n r.rfsc, LaaIr, " ~ " l,n. 49,,
has u,. Ihouoh, i am mnr,aI, n"cn~r.'i n
70 vou3 S,y,r, and srIJ,.o do,,L -.
come films 70 ,rn,,;,ri.s u ,r.,,TI
come to Won now. are yon n,nn,,.d c,r,,
20 day haze ven thouabl - the rnI c.,
which Won were crca,rd1 IIavo ,nm 20,
membcreI that ,hongh vo, n,n., iia H.,
soul mus, live forever onJ ,Ln, CnI ,;l
Give TO every man tho ;n,, ,.,arI - H.
deeds-,o the rioh,eons c,rrnal Ef.-,,
the wicked. eternal J.a,h In, no cora
however press;,g NO nur.,i, Louoma,
eager, lead Won TO C,;g., ,h,s ,rn,h Il
mns, dir'-.onL .,far I.,r, ,Lo ;,j,