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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

TSARa LANps ron SALE. ., MILES from pAIl.
aaslphia by Railroad In the stafa Of Nav isfssy.
Soiemong the best fof agricultural purppsss hsinE
good loam coll. with clay bottom. TIE tand g I
large tract Divided iuto smal fafms. and Anndrsds
building. rhe drops ppndaeed are large and can be
seen growing The eiimals u dellehtfnl and secure
SI s.s,! ,,css s rsss o% s.epes .sF: syseis
leave vine Street Wharf q Rhiladeuhia a. N a. !.
~ Railroad for uammonsop, OF addrnts R.J.bfhNRs
by lottef, Hafantou Pest 0floo, Atnniio county Ne
jersey. See fuli advsrsissmsnti IN another eolunn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

$1,000 agents Wantea--To sell fotr+ nsS
a."ss..s sssnSees Agsnss have made over GeseOo o.
'our Est 6 Pagss parlienIa ara, lEatis st
sop.snSsr ., isss.-snis sA SNo~F' t'sslh Mas. {
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

= W. =; hleeeAIl sslsbsAtd Pysluan Of U,isi, Yev
W ~ nG,a tIeepmha.en Of The LuAFs, lnaammSsicn-
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neye mllea, also eAseo SfCtouH ScarIet Fe-
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Ehlen 20 many VslaGbs IN e cte ieef !,
SSsn ana u never nllcd % e6sctine speedy ana,
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oulLhL ALNe, ARE oompIe,slv p1rsil - ~ - .as
eRPuesuons o. the Magnetic Oininont.
ns.n. nsaS eese,nsement u this PAPER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
mAnRHRD,

o. the 9Th inst. by tie Rev. william
PaStsF. Mr. ,ALvEnD eEEWARR. .Of Richmond,
vRgiuia. and niss MAAT A. MASsET, Of
lhiS city.
On the iIsh iass,. .by iss sss., J. ?.
Rsisnund. Mr.. Dawn 6paA1Iog aa4 Mia
eAnAH .ooapEA holA q. ~. 6eullY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15
.Notica nf Ah6ichmaIt
,PLATFORM SCALES.

Estate - AbmeR =. neda. 'i@ 81 Z
NQTICRis hereby eissn, that ne nnders,rnsd has
N been duly appoiDted and alnll1ed as 1dminis.
trator osthe Ks,ate o. Abnef d nodd dsesssed isie
or Fairfield county, 0ho. All person, hayinr ci.ims
eEainst said Estate VIII ptetsnt ths of sstltement
le9.lly suiheqtea.ed within one ybar+and those in
e IoHM G.WlLtOCK, Aana,tof.
LaaeasteF, November 70, l8sos-sWaB q y -,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

q eausus. or fiom any authorized assent o.
the entire body OF D mocralic members.
There is some opposition 10 fusion with
the DsmooIais TO elect aspesker, but Il
was not ipaurwouutable. II The Demo.
Gratis. 10 caucus. would agree TO the prop.
osiiion made " Mr, Cochran and others,
It would be acceptable to The Americana,
and lhsy could elect Speater. AZ il Is,
both psrliss viii cot Independently. Al
they have done all along.
While this is the position OF the South.
sru men the Northern men are making
daily progress toWarda The election Of Shel
mao. oaa BY one. the anti Leoomptou
Demoerats are dropping in,oihe Rspubii'
can ranks. 0ut of seven or eight Of Obi.
party. three haze sienilisi their preference
lor Sherman. The Repablieaus claim
that thAy ere within ons or two votes d
elselieg Sherman.
The Dsmocrats win stsvs OF the slsc'
tioa some tina longer. u possible. unIssl
By come oomblaa,ion they are suFs Of DE-
fsa.ise the nspublirans. Ia rider q vehtiE
ass more lhoalepRhlv the eRdorssnsnt. b
the nepubl,csn meAbsfs. 81 Hslpsr's AZ
arspaiSs, aaSflqdsl prneyamme.
There b aifun,or d 8 num6sr of pFomi
aeas eIlibnsisfp bsIag aboag % proceed
hon here q he Doeth, paid d uAvAaah
TO Join . nody 20 6aks ln tAcnGioa' ell
farther SSash. duFiua thb cold es6soa. (
Thoss eenllsmsA have hsrt Alh6if move,
lfAenA6 h6naaaladI af1 fhhfe a sht 4 uanar
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

VVOo Ar WANTING FARMS. seB Adversissmer
II 70 Hammenton Lands. -,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

DEneoEs WANTING GRANGE OF CLIMATE
- -. r0h 7, ,HsALgh ne adssrtissmsni ef HamEnoa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

mondA trW days bNtore brown waS hang
cd. with the alIiiayils touching Browns
insanity -.'Rfown is not & lunatie. but q
ianatio." The symptoms are osrtainly
strong thN Brown wss both fanatic anj
iunstio Il may BE- appropriate to. ssy ia
this 6onnsatiou. thsi Gov, Wise talked long
and earnestly 10 the Akron lawyer, saying
that II he had Any doubt wha,svsr Of the
sanity 0 Brown. he would have bic right
arm catoG b. lore the old man shonld be
hanged, ~ wy @
The Cona,ilu,ioa Of THE moraiag COZ
taias double .lsadsd. doubly.distillsd vsn
omons leader on NJ. 0hermsa. Of Ohio
Thi. sort Of abass win not avail, Il oaly
causes the RspublisAaa to closs the more
firmly around their leader. They know
bin. 70 be : true msu. hoasst faI.hfui sad
able. aud thsy would Be the ysries, COW.
ards II they permitted the blaekauArdism
Of the subsldlssI pFsss Of The Fsdsrsl Gov.
srnmebt 10 htimidate them from bic sup.
port. The language ussd By The etalai
and etar regarding NJ. ohstmsn 10 mosI
strccseus. TIE poor dsvils. however,,
must make their living hy pyiatiae ahel.
natural malignity "a iusialments 10 anil
their enplbfsFs. Dsaalos Iysfroa. of0tas.
eia. mads aspee6h yesterday. 10 Uhiol
bo substantially sdfanosd dissolutIon b
tho Union IL eass nhsimGA WAG slse,sl
Speaker. NJ. Evofsos 4 To- great dknasI
of Icsine bic esnf n fths eaaals, aid II
hopes 10 retain II by ont-llsEedinR ~ th.
Hsrods Of The South 10 isnstioitm. Thsp'
e 90 much ioolishusss. however. - 81
isrssv. thst L spoilsths s6set. 80 1st''
The general impression thb moraiag b
thas tie tostssFnsrs were damsgsd. nm
lssiaily n he dshais y u . 1osss yss,sr
Idsy: g. hssash ss..s.a shs Adnili.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09


The European news which arrived in New
York on Sunday morning, by the steamer Ju-
ra, is Of very little Importance. There is no
additional developments in regard to the
prl Dctive war, and matters generally re-
main - ct last advices.
News had been received from India of the
destruction Of the remaining forts Of the
enemy, and the final close of the war.
The news from the Provinces of the Dan.
ube indicate very unsettled and dangerous
condition Of affairs, and the threatened out
breaks there may prscipitate the conflict and
extend the area of European hostilies.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times asserts on trustworthy grounds that
the King Of 6ardinis 10 ds4ssmi0ed in ma
king an attempt to drive out the Austrians,
with the object of constituting for himself 1
kingdom strong enough to resist Austria on
the one hand and France on the other, il
needs be, and that it will comprise Venic,
and at least twelve millions Of subjects. Al
absolute certainty il felt at the court of Tu
rim that France will help Piedmont arains
Austria, and that Russia will be with him
passively If Austria be left to fight alone, bu
actively and openly il any other power as
sists Austria. England and Prussia are OK
pected to be neutral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
A Dolcsui Lamen,.sl ON .

The Cleveland Plaindealer, in noticing The
election Of Republican Senator FOR Mishi-
gan, commsnts in the following cheerful man
ner on tho prospects Of Democracy:
"Thus, one by one, tho Senate 10 filling up
with Black Republicans. There will be :
precious few Of Northern Dem ocratic Sena-
tors in the next Congress. Not one from all
New England, none from New York, but one
from Pennsylvania, probably none from New
Jersey, Ohio none, unless the Democrats
carry the next State election; Indiana has
two whose seats are contested, Illinois one,
and Minnesota one, Iowa, Wisconsin and
Michigan are fully represented by Republic
cans. If the South insists upon slave code
for the Territories, or any moro Lsoompton
Constitutions, they can bid an eternal fare
well TO any more Democratic 6enasors from
the North. One more exaction of that kind
and our Southern friends can have the Ma
tional Democratic party all to themselves"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
our prosecuting Attorney.

Henry O'Connor, Esq, District Prosecu-
ting Attorney, has about closed up his bust
ness for this term, and will 60 to his home
this morning. He will return here next
Monday, when the Iowa City lynching case,
Capt. Irish defendant, comes up. It will
probably consume two weeks, and cost the
county about thousand dollars. Mr..
O'Connor has proved himself Is able and
faithful q man as ever fled the position Of
Prosecuting Attorney in our Courts. In
forty three criminal cases before this court
he failed to convict in only two cases, in one
of which the jury hung. This is better
eulogy than any compliment of our could
bestow. He has disappointed the prediction
Of his enemies, and fully realized the wishes
and confidence Of his friends.-[ Davenport
Gaz., Goth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
HuyINESS NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash In all cases.
Daily subscr bers pay the carrier, If they pre-
fer once In two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom We have
tual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
PIXIES PEAK PIXIES PEAK!
Do everything Nth good understanding

Do everything Nth good understanding
I'm hand, q good assortment of MINING BOOTS,
~ together with every description Of BOOTS and
SHOES, for Ladies' Gent iemen's, Misses and
Chldrons wear, just received direct from the best
manufacturers, and for sale 1T unusually low
prices for cash, at IL. q. HUISKAAP,S,
No. 7e Main st., Sign Of the Big Shoe.
N. B.--I am also prepared to manufacture, from
the best OF materials and III elegant style, any Of
the above named articles, Mt the shortsst notice,
warranting u good ut and general satisfaction.
Keokuk, March s, '59-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
murder VIII out.

Some four years ago, man oy the name
county, owned negro woman who ran away
that if she ran away again he would kill her.
Soon afterwards she fed again, and, after
remaining out for q short period, she re-
turned, and as soon as he discovered her be
took hatchet and literally 6ut her to pieces
in the presence Of three Witnesses, but SO
much dread had they of this 6end Northam,
who threatened to serve them in the same
manner be had the negro, if they revealed
what had transpired, that they kept the Sc
cret of the murder until he was arrested four
years subsequent, when they teeti6ed against
him. Northam is now confined in Jail in
lssaquena county, awaiting his trial.-Vicks-
burg Sun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09

UOSt OF ePIn8FInesWOOI60 Shccps
1t costs per head, to keep 6ne-w ooled sheep,
about $l SO per annum, washing and shear.
ing included, provided hay is $8 per ton and
corn is cents per bushel, and salt 81 per
barrel. good Acok will average about Ave
pounds of wool per head, and there would be
from one-third to one-fourth Of the flock that
would raise lambs. One hundred sheep
would raise 500 pounds Of wool, and thirty
lambs which, at the present prices, 1911 cts.
for Merino woody would be $l87 SO for the
wool, and $50 for the lambs at 81 per head,
amounting to $237 so. The total cost Of
keeping, at ST. so per head, would be $3.50,
leaving net balance Of $97 so, or nearly 81
per head. These figures are correct for .
good flock Of sheep in Western New York at
the present time.-( Genessee Farmer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
CADY, JONES & PECK.
Cox & sheIIey'sRcpIyt 10 Dr. Hughes
KKoKUK March g. 1859

kKoKUK, March 8, 1859.
We cheerfully accode, on our part, to the
selection of referees, and can prove before
such oil the charges We have made against
DR.. Hughes failing to do which, we agree
to make the proper retractions in the same
public manner that the charges were iseued
Ion the express condition, however, that,
If we prove that DR.. Hughes did procure ma-
terials for the construction of the Medical
College by Misrepresentation and fraud, he
will, with the same publicity, acknowledge
that he did, with malice prepense, contract
debts without the purpose Of sheir liquida-
ton according to contract.
The assertion that We ever compounded
any of our debts IL simply untrue.
Unless DR.. Hughes accepts the above
proposition to refer, we will not notice any
thing farther from him. We have standing
to lose, whereas he is elevated by NOTICE
like this. COX & SHELLEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09

Nebraska and South IoWa Ra1lSonn.
NOTICE IL hereby given TO the Stockholders Of
/ y the Nebraska and south Iowa Railroad Compa-
ny that meeting Of she Stockholders viii b
held ~ kEOSAUQUA, on the 2ASA - March,
1889, for the purpose Of holding an election for
Directors Of said road. Other business Of iupor-
tAnce to the progress Of the road win be brought
before them Tor their consideration.
BY order. 4. MAYyE, Sec'y
KsosauqhA, March s, 16 g. dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street, Doors above the Diiltngs Hosss.
HAlR-CUTTING done according To Physiog-
1 nomy and the principles Of the ccirtur.
Hair and Whskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention 10 his style
Of Hair Cutting and challenges the profession.
feb22d&wiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
BIRDS NEST NURSERY,

A PPLES, Pears. @ hsrriss, Peaches, Plxms, APP
"A ricots, Nectarinss. Qssncss, 8saps Vines, I'll
rants, RAspbsrriss, Strawhsrie Rhsbasb, -.
kvergresns, Shade Trees, Ornamsstal 6hruhs,
Vines and Climhsn, Roses, Psoairs, Phlox~, Lii
Lies and Hardy Flewsring Plants II treat vasisty,
embracing complete assortment Of
Fralt ana Ornamental Trees,
shrsbs and Plants Of every description worthy AZ
cultivation In the West. btock at the bsst anali-
" and prices ~ low ~ elsewhere.
Dwarf Pears, Dwarf Apple, Dwarf Peaches.
DC. Also, Green House aud Bedding -out PlAnts,
embracing . nae collection of the most pspnhr
and splendid nov DAhlias, Fuchsias, Heiotropss,
vsrbsnS, ChrynHthsmums, PerpstsAl or Ever
blooming Roses, Glsdiolos, igridias, &c.
Cataloguss with prices furnished gratis 70
all applicants who enclose = stamp to prepay post
age. NEALLEY. BROTHERS BOOK,
mch3d2s Burlington, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
Meeting OF the Board OF Army SUR
Eeons.

WARRINGTON, March D.
@ A board of army surgeons has been ordered
to meet at Philadelphia on the lst Of April
to examine the candidates for promotion and
appointment in the medical service of the
army. Applications are to be addressed to
the Secretary of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09

VAnHINVEUN3 0H1ICu Vs
The condition Of Postmaster General
Brown is such this evening that he is not ex-
pected to survive through tho night. The
President and the members of Congress, with
other distinguished personages, are in at.
tendance III his residence. Mr.. Brown il SO
years Of age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
The newly Appointed Minister 80
China.

The newly Appointed Mintster 10
China.
The Boston Traveller, Of the 9Th, says OF
our new Minister to China
The Hon. j. Elliot Ward, of Georgia, will
sail from this port with his family, on
Wednesday, in the Liverpool steamer
Within the past week be has conferred with
some of our intelligent China merchants on
matters relating to their interests, and we
believe that oil who have become acquainted
talent, the address and the industry to rep
resent this country in a manner which will
be satisfactory. He is in vigorour health,
and about forty-three years old, OF hand
some appearance and manners. He gradu-
ated at Yale College, and studied Law at
Cambridge, and has praotioed it sucoessful-
ly Mt Savannah. But the circumstance
which will most conduce to make an interest
for him here in Boston is the fact that he
married daughter Of the late VIM. Sullivan,
and q granddaughter of Gov. JAS. Sullivan,
| (whose life has been SO we'll written recently
by his grandson, T. G. Armory). Mr.. Ward
presided over the National Convention which
nominated Mr.. Bucoanan, and il is said tina,
he would have been nominated for Vice Pres
ident had he fallen in with the first plan oil
the managers.
In politics he is q conservative Democrat
opposed to fllibustering and to oil projects
of increasing the black race on this CONT
nent, except in the natural way.
The Ministers Plenipotentiary have ar
ranged to make the journey to Pekin to
gether. This will be . grand movement, AM
| we shall have reports of it in due time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09

GT The leading Administration paper 10
New York, the Herald, declines any attempt
20 smooth over the Navy frauds and oorrup-
tions exposed by Mr.. Sherman's report
That journal-unlike some OF lie less discreet
co-workers --says aThese disclosures are
indeed astounding, and indicate the most az
tenslve manifestations Of bribery, compound
ing and corruption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
what an Irishman Tanks OF the
Party.


John Mitchell, speaking of the late Kan
sas debate in the Senate, uses this vigorous
language:
The National Democratic party has van
ished like the morning mist, and passed
away as tale that is told On Wednesday,
in the Senate, for the first time this session,
our National Democrats ventured to look
one another in the face, and parted with Il
shrek OF horror and CONSERVATION. They
dared, though reluctantly and with wry
faces, to try and test the opinion Of what
was once a party, upon the one great quss-
ton which rules and distracts all our poll
tics, foreign and domestic--Slavery.
Such is the harmony Of the Democratic
party On every question, savs one, they
are two well defined and very hostile parties.
That one question 10 public plumber. II 10 Z
great principle which has maintained the
harmony OF the party long enough but il
bursts at lust. The Democratic party, from
this day, goes straight to dissolution and the
"Union" after il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09

R~A school house six miles west Of Tip
ton. Cedar county, Vas destroyed by FIRE on
he night Of tho 18th ult. Loss about $3.50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09

An aged Methodist in Knottsville, Virginia,
owned q young negro named Jack, who was
also an exemplary member Of the same
church with his master. A slave trader want
ey to buy him, but his master was reluctant
TO sell him. Finally two neighbors (mem-
beIs of the same church) tempted by CON-
mission bride OF $25 Git should have been
"thrty'') induced the old gentleman to sell
his young colored brother. The poor boy
was deeply grieved at this determination Of
his master. They were not only members Of
the same church, but Of the same class; and
had often worshipped and prayed together in
the same classroom and at their own family
altar. But Jack quietly turned his back upon
his pleasant home, and went Of weeping with
his new master.
But the affair did not end here. The
Church took it up, under that clause OF the
Church Discipline which demands the expul-
sion Of n member
'.For buying or selling men, women or
children, With the intention to ensiave them.' .
All the slave-dealing "brethren" were ex-
PEELED, and purse raised to buy Jack back
but he had been hurried of South, and will
probably never see those brethren this side
the judgment.-[ Albany Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
srATEMprNr

or tho condition OF the IIoHE INsUR ANu1
ComYAEY, on the first day Of January, A.
d. 1859, made to tho Auditor Of the State
Of Iowa, pursuant to tho Statute Of thst
State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company Ii Tas HoME ISsU-
RANCE COMPANY, incor porated in 1858, and located
In the City Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital OF said Company actually paid up in
Cash is ............ ......... xbUU ,0Ou.VO
The Surplus on the lst day
of January, 1852. .......... 442, 43l.T2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-09
For Pixies Peak
q q u ID M 1 " Il =

No, 40 Main .sl. ut. LOUIS,
II AVE- on hand, and for sale low, = complete
i stock Of firearms suitable for emigrants CROSS
ing tho Plains, comprising, in part, American
Rifles, English Fowling pieces, hifc and Shot
guns combined, Colts Pistols, and Aliens new Rs-
peater, Of all sizes from to inch, and the best
Pic in use, U. 3. Rides, gun material, anu
milton and other squipage, at Wholesale and Retail
All orders sent by mail will receive prompt atten-
tion, and be sent of by Express or otherwise.
Remember ALBRIdHTS, No. 40 Main-st.,
Eixn Of the Gilt Doabls Gun.
80 sample OF Gold from the Mines can be
seen in the window. feb0dkw1