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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

"CAE'T BEAT LINooLN.''-A writer in the
Missouri Republican, who announces him
self as q life long Democrat, despsirs OF
success with regular nominee for President
He thinks the divisions are deeper than ap-
pear on the surface. lie says:
The Democratic party has rightly been
claimed for a nun Der of years as the only
national party. LIZ 10 no longer in fact so.-
The Convention continues divided at Charles
ton on silly abstraction. INF fortunately
that division is deep seated. This does not
result faom the abstraction itself, but from
the incongruity Of conteDding elements
The Democratic party 10 now composed oil
old conservative Democrats. old-iine Wings,
Nullifers, Disunionists, Knew Nothings,
Native Americans, Free Sellers, and not a
few secret Aboliti onists. The writer 10 an
old ID smecrat, and has the right, then, TO
speak of party I or which alone he has vo-
ted all his life. The clap-trap Of platforms
may have caught all these, but it has not
convinced them.
The division Of mind as to whether men
shall be governed by the many or the few
and, indeed, whether the many can govern,
10 organic. The true Democratic principle
looks TO tho many-the opposite to the few,
Ii is easy to see TO which class the strict
convention advocates belong. But it ii
urged as necessity. Granted; but if the
necessity longer exists il can no longer ae.
complish an impossibility. No convention
candidate can defeat Lincoln.
Wharsupon be concludes that the true
policy is to support Houston Tor Dougla,
my beg independents Of the convention nom
ination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13
The Japanese Fmbassy.

KHILAUELFHIA, JNN6 IUs
The Japanese kept strictly in private to-
day. Many OF them are iii from the effects
of yesterdays exertions. Unfortunately du-
ring tho crowd some OF them INDUCED In very
course language, calling them niEgsrs, TO-,
which portion Of the Embsssy understood
as insulting. They referred this MISTER 70
tho commission this A. H., saying that they
feared our people thought them ridiculous
They will visit the manufactures, &C., du.
ring the week, and probably leave for New
York next Saturday morning so as to obtain
another Sabbnth's rest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13
The s~cexers, Convension.

The Seceders met at Richmond on the
18th. Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Georgla, South Carolina, Florida, and
ali the seeding States except Delaware,
were represented. When the States were
called, New York responded, amidst immense
applause. The delegates we're appointed by
Inc trustees Of the National Democrat,
Hall, OF New York, and the move is sup.
posed TO be in favor Of Dickinson. Mayo,
wood sent word that they represent no
body.
There 10 great diversity OF opinion al &
the course the Convention shall pursue. A
! O'Clock Convention adjourned till next day
The grand object seems to be to defea
Douglas in the Baltimore Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

unporsan, from Cnlna ana Jsps


The overland mail, with San Francisoo
dates OF the 2lst, brings the news that the
Chinese have concluded TO pay che English
and French Governments their expenses and
acesdc TO all their demands. The ports and
the navigation Of the rivers are to be free.
The Americana. are charged by the China
Chronicle with having been engaged in the
Ooolie trade, and q proclamation has boon
issued by a distinguished China official, warn
ing them against the practice of kidnapping.
Ii il reported that the Emperor OF japan
was assassinated on the 18th of March by a
band OF fourteen, among whom were two
Princes Of - rank. Thirty persons were
bsheaded Z :, 1ss of April, for being en-
gagged in thisynair.
Since the death oh the old tycoon, under
whose reign the treaty was made, there has
been an entire change in the governme nt, the
present dynasty being opposed TO foreign In
tercourse. The opposition, at the head of
which 10 Prince Meto, 10 reported Rs being a.
strong as the present Government, and an
insurrection is momsntarily expected
Houses with stands OF arms arc numerous,
both In the towns and along the road TO the
city OF Yeddo. All foreigners are requested
not TO 60 out after dark, and are advised by
the respective consuls to 20 armed at oil
times.
VIRGINIA Orr, May 49, The Indian Diff
fcultiss.-The Downieville troops, one hum
dred and fifteen men on foot, with sixty guns,
twelve pack mules and provisions, srs on tho
march hither, and expected to-morr ROW.
There 10 great scarcity OF horses and sad
dies for volunteers now organising, and pro-
visions are growing scarce.
A letter from judge Watson at Ragtown,
May 18th, announces that the Indians are
ready for war, and are stealing all the stock
along the Humboldt river.
Eighteen whites are reported killed near
HONEY Lake.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

MADAME Bodisco, who was recently
married to Captain Scott Of the British Ar
my, is represented as "fair, fat and forty y
and weighing about 240 pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

WASHINGTON, June IL.
Ii is stated that MFR. Blair has now received
perfect vindioation from the House. Hav-
ing established his legal right be is now will
ing to resign his seat and meet Mr.. Barrett
or any other competitor. His friends pro-
test against such concession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

GT The Cubans are in great state OF on.
element about some slaves captured by a
United States steamer, when about 10 be
landed on their coast. The Africans mum
Der about 1880, and are now at Key West
With very small guard over them. There
are projects on foot in Havana 10 carry
them of to Cuba BY force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13
eT-THr AppoRrroNnsNr O

fTTHr APPoRrroNMsNr Of members oil
Congress under the census now being taken
does not take effect upon the next Congress
but upon that which commences ito session
in 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

1850. Spring and Summer 1850.
SUPPLIES JUST RECKlvEDl
]. n. nurcHIson. yAuus DEWEY
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILoRS,

lAVEjust received 1t their Fashionable Tailor.
ing and Furnishing Establishment choice
and extep sivesappiy OF Hy oaAcBsahs, Cas-.
sAmarGns vesIinEss aud Gcnl's Fur
nj shsn NJ GOODS, OF ala descrtpui ons
and guarantee that their work shall be done in the
most APPROX led and satisfactory manner. They ARE
constantly receiving the New York and PhiIadel-
phia fashions andrespectfuiy solicit all ho desire
good work and the best material to give then araiI
May dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

Capt. Robt. Hazistt, an old citizen OF
GAINESVILLE, O. died suddenly on Saturday
last, while conversing with his family, oil
disease of the heart.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

WILL FLxEcEp.-Tho Toledo Transcrip,
10 Informed that MIR. Hillmon, OF tia.
town sheared nine pounds OF wool from;
sheep that weighed but forsy-two pounds
after the loss Of its fleece.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

AN OcToGENARIAN STATESMAN. Lord Lynd-
hurst, now in bis s8th year, made an effect,
i've speech in the House Of Lords few DAYS
ago against a measure of the Ministry. which
was defeated by large vote.
Lord Lyndhurst was OF American parent.
age, and in his early manhood had the good
fortune to be guest OF General and Mrs,
Washington at Nit. Vernon. His personal
recoilections extend over three quarters of q
century OF the most eyentful period Of thu
worlds history, and yet his mind still re.
| tains its great powers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

CoURr MARTIAL We learn that the clerk
of the Commissariat Department at Fort
Randall has been detected in disposing of
the Government stores TO soutsiders.o for
bis own individual benefit. Not satisfied
with stealing from the Government, he seems
20 have attempted to cheat bis customers, by
giving them short weight, which induced
them TO complain TO the officers, whereupon
40 Investigation was made, which led to the
discovery OF the fraud. An inventory
showed some two or three thousand dolisrs
worth OF goods missing and unaccounted for
Ii. M- Richards from the Fort was in town
lew days since, summoning Witnesses to
attend the Court Martial, which will take
place during the last part OF this week
lSionx City Times, 25th ult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

kEUkUk FEMALE AEMInAax.
FIsHE third term of this Institution will CON-
1 mence on Monday, Jan. 3uth, In the basement
OF the Chathsn Square Church, corner Of Tta and
Morgan SIS, Ihese rooms have been found Try aad
cool and easy IL access.
The teachers secured to instruct in their diEer-
emit departmsntsof study, are th following:
Rev. q. A. WILLIAMS, Principal,
MRS.. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. 4. Ii. CRAVEN;
Miss l.. CoPELIN.
Mr.. o. @. ISBkl.La, teacher Of Vocal Music.
prospectus OF the Institution has hesn publis sua
and can be obtained application to the President
Or Secretary Of the Board OF Trustees, or to At
Principal. VA. THOMPSON, President,
Ill. SrRoSe. Secretary.
Ian. A.. sHO-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

IHR POINT OF UsIos.-The Douglasites
and the Buohananites, are as wide as the
poles asnuter, upon the question OF the
platform and the succession; but there is en-
tire unity on the spoils question. There is
no extravaganza, corruption, or fraud de-
veloped by the Covode Committee that fails
to receive az earnest defence and approval
from the Douglas members. And Robinson,
Douglaslte from Illinois, who is on the
Committee, seeks TO stihe every inquiry cal
eulated to expose the misdeeds of the Ad-
minlstrasion, and actually spreads himself to
restrain the Committee from developing thai
ssupendous outrage, which even Douglas
characterized as the Lecompton aEraud.,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13
Threat Against Mr. summer.

The man who threatened Mr.. Sumner was
arrested and gave his name as Capt. Henry.
He was drunk when he did it, and apologiEed
to MIR. Sumner when he got sober.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

PowrsHIKK CouSrY.-The Montexuma Re-
publican saws that the track laying 90 the
NJ Il NJ. Z. K. bel ween Iowa City and Ma
renge is progressing finely. A new force OF
hands will be placed on the work in powe-
shiek next week. 1t is expected that the
people Of Marfngo will have Railroad teie-
bration on the 18th of July next.
DuBUQUE CouSTY.-The Herald saws
that day or two since child aged about
4 years, the daughter OF Mr.. Byrpe, was biz
ten by small dog which was supposed to be
rahd. twas bitten once in the fingers and
once in the face. The child was carried TO
DIR Pratt and about 20 minutes after il vas
bitten the wounds were cauteriEed. The
dog after having bitten several other AMI.
mals, was killed.
Tnz HERALD very truthfully remarks that
should ibis prove case of Hydrophobia, i,
will be terrible lesson to those who are
keeping q lot of worthless curs. N
CT The Branch Of the State Bank n o..
kaloosa has declared dividend of tan ney
cent. The paper from which We quote does
not say for what length of time, probably
for year.
Jackson CouNTY.--A farmer from Jack
son county states that the pigeons therea
| bouts are so thick as to become nuisance
They pull corn worse than orows;are nestin g
| right in. the grain fields, and il people wish TO
preserve anything from total ruin they have
to watch it with shot gun.
| CoUSrKRFElT MosxY.--A raftsman at.
tempted on Saturday week to pass lot OF
spurious bills on the merchants 10 Lyons.
On being arrested, sixty or seventy dollar.
nf the same kind were found in his posses
sion. lie was given lodgings in the Jail
/ SO We learn from the Mirror.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

Genl. Jessup died Of paralysis on Sunday
last, ct Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

Here 10 the latest and most solemn pro.
mitigation Of Democratic faith, which is,
however, but q re-affrmation by the Senate
OF the United States OF a position announced
by the Supreme Court in the bred Scott case
and affirmed by President Buchanan in his
message:
"Resoved, That neither Congress nor a
Territorial Legislature, whether by direct
legislation or legislation of an indirect aud
nnfrlendly character, possess power to annul
or impair the constitutional right OF any CIT
zen of the United States to take his slave
property into the common Territories, and
there hold and enjoy the same while the Ter
rltorial condition remains"
This 10 the fourth of Davis string of res
olutions which passed the Senate with the
unanimous vote of the Democratic s enasors,
excepting Pugh, who voted against it, and
Douglas who was absent.
Thus we have the three highest depart
ments OF Government under control OF the
Democratic party uniting in this item of
faith, announced by the Supreme Court, pro
ei@ahco Wy tuc K Tcslusub auu u6llUeThteiV
endorsed by the Senate. With such an array
OF Democratic authority in its favor, ii is
useless to deny that such is really the creed
of the party. II is eonfessedly the creed of
fifteen Southern States; and in view OF the
fact that both Senators from California, Or
egon, Minnesota and Indiana voted for it,
the Democracy Of those Northern States NAV
bs counted on the same side; while Pennsyl-
vania and New jersey present divided
front.
Here we have oil the States that give a
Democratic majority, and all, Illinois ex-
eepted, which the Dem cracy have the slight
est hope OF carrying, solemnly sanctioning
the reputation of squatter sovereignty, and
asserting the absolute and irrepealable rights
of the shareholders in the Territories. How
idle, then, what unmitigased humbug to
claim that the Democracy of New England,
New York, Ohio, Iowa, 6c.,--in hopeless
minority and utterly poweress to cast sim
gle electoral yote,-are nevertheless the au-
thoritatlve expounders of the faith. Even
had they the power to expound it in Conven-
ton, they can give it no practical force, for
the Senate and the Supreme Court and Ave
sixths OF the reliable Democratic States are
against them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

PsoGRsss.--in old times they tied stones
around the necks Of persons charged with
witchcraft and threw them into the river
Ii they swan out they hung them up as guilty;
II they sank in the water to rise no more,
they were regarded as innocent.
improving on this, the laws Of the South
ern States provide for the arrest OF negroes
without masters. If an owner claims them
they are delivered up; but If no owner APP
pears they are sold into slavery, after q few
months, to pay the expenses OF arrest and
detention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

GT Ciaib. jackson, the author of the
Missouri multiplying and reasonable Resoiu-
tons, whom Benton used TO denounoe with
nnmitigated bitterness, is the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Missouri.
In our yonth We did not like Benton, but
we never could have been 90 cruel az to have
wished him TO live to see Claib. jackson
Governor OF Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

SCHOOL BOOKS.
McGuFFEY'6 New LIST. ID, ID, 4th sth and 9th
Nl Readers.
Msasfsy,s o,A LIST. d. %, eth and sth Readers.
Nsv Juveuiie Speaker.
Eclectic Spsler.
hays part Ist, ~ and Sd Arithm et,cs
!" j" 1st and I'd Aignbfss.
stoddArds Practical Intellectual and Juvenile
Arithmetic.
Mise.slr' Modern Biography and Atlas.
Gotten Fisshs Modern Geography.
Zacho's New American Speaker.
Northend's Little a
Tbs Stuisntr ~ 81 -
The Little Orator,
Payson, Dunton saribner's Copy g5oks
A new suppiy just recefs, d by
III. VI. wEsTcoTT,
= hay25d " NJ Asa-ss.
EVE ArsD FAN.
&PECIAL atteHticsn given To diseases If the Eye
~ and Eartsr.geal and medical.
". X. IHkALl., Nj. D., Ocuiist.
:, ar. =. has removed bis Office 10 Sd St, between
. .pa and johnson, cast side, where he may be
found during business hours.
Rasmussen on Morgan-st., between Ath and 5th.
Ksokuk, Nay %, go d3n
- Noscs On Nars,nE,
WHAT il il, and what 1t 10 not; by Florencs
w Nightingale. For sale by
OGDEN. BROW NELL = CO.,
my24d 50 Msin-st.
SAT AND SEAL.
10y the author of "Wide Wide World" 1Dol-
- lars and Ce nts !" this day received by
O'dDKN, BkoWNELL d CO.,
--n ny 1sd o. - Main. e.,
Also,
/ 1OWNIN8aS Fruit Book,
IL Harr.es' Notes
Cummings Great Tribuatiop
ssur Is.rs spoard the Whale shia.
Michelet's L'Amour
Michelst1 LAfemme
Professor at tbs Breab fsst Table.
life Of Humboldt
Minister'S Woe no
n4yard lay..or's Greece and Russia.
Marble Pam
itores Of New York,
bs-ulat
How couid be helpit,
Good Fight,
Pillar of Fire,
New York to Delhi.
For sales ut
OGDEN, BRoWNELL Il 90 .,s
:. - CIrr Book q fuRx
~ ~A1 --a- b. lain st.
EDWARD AEMpSTEAf o.
Wholesale Grocer and Comm as~ssr :.
sM 4AItH8 M eYchn f6fst9att #8E
NO. II South Water ST., bet. 81 Attest AW sh..h
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. "-'.
@Agepts for the sale of Dupont's p awder - -,
mySdIn s"a'1' y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

HcUsg. business was done
and several bills pushed ahead. The post-of.
foe appropriation bill was amended and
passed. The fertilization bill was passed.
i Mr.. Grow reported that Conference Oom.
mittees on the Homestead bill could not
agree. The Houee insisted, and asked for
another Committee.
SEEArE.--Mostof the time was occupied
In discussing abuses of Public Printing, and
considering the appropriation bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-13

LekAb NOtfces
DlsIklCTCOUHTO on LEE COUNTY,
STATE OF IOWA, AL kEokuk,
To Frank Sohreek, Sir:
VOU are hereby notified that there IL now on lie
l. In the Clerks odioc OF the District Court of
Lee County, Iowa, Mt Ksoksk, = petition of
Barbara schreek, asking Of said Court q decree IL
Divorce from you rincslo mafvtmcnii, on the
ground Of w,ifui desertion from ths said plaintiff
by you, without justi6abie or reasonable cause,
Tor the space OF one year, and for habtual drunk
sness, and for cruelty BY you TO said plaintiff.
And uniess you appear and answer theraso en- or
before tbs second day of the next September term
OF said District Court 10 be holden in said county
at htokuk, decree will be rendered against you
therein In pursaancs Of the player Of sald petit
tion Of plaintiff.
III. Z. KYLE,
june 4. Ie60-dlm sol for Plaintiff.
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II. ,. TEN-EXCK,
General Insurance Agent.
COR. ap AND MAIN-sTs.,


kcnknk, Iswa,
LIRE, LAKE. RIvER AND LIFE In
I SURANGk promptly attended 10 1T this Once.
Better and more ixDEhsfrY can be given u this
agency than any other in this eity and less
after . loss.
-Esna Ins. Co., ef HGrtfDrd, Cssa., AHA, lee
Ho"se Iassraacs compsny, Of Ess Fork, I,ls7,S1s
NsvM Ansrtehg H. Co., H6ytfort, Coa1.. - SGC 600
Osty 1srs haswYance Co., " Nee Hssen, 17es IN
PhGnts FIRE Insurance Co., of Nese Fork. 200 eoQ
Lo-tiiayd FIRE Insis,anre Co., Nep Fork, zs4O0O
OonHseticsa Mutually In. Co., Harrfov6 soeg, 61s
Da. j. W Boxp, Medical Rxsninsr.
"a. w. GRIFFITH Is authorized to receive
applications for all above Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at a.
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their losses
IL. B. TEN-EYck, Agent
onice corner ID and Mair sts., Ksokuk Iowa.
June 4, dim
EEHE GHAGkEMs.
I m BAS. just received and for sale very ehes D
w by KELLOGG d BIRGE.
june6d
RICE.
IN TICS. prime, for sale by
IL je6 KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
Molasses.
q * BBLs. Plantation and Sugar House MoIa sses
80 tor sale low by KELLOGG Il BIRaE
ietd
pUhE ground, bbls. for sale low by
Jsod KELLOGG a BrR8E.
Lard Oti.
IN BBLs. for sale by KELLOGG & BIRaE.
- guuu
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@ollectipnen uub MuS3abluu9en
ieber Mrt in olen 1beilen . eut19lonbe>
treroen ppn mir &pie eewDbnli9 auf bic prompteite
Mrt beior9t.
STR We9iel auf Mem=yprt, ct. 2puis,
G%bicagp, Nem> Orleans unb nnbere
9anbelspldbe Der Ser. @taaten tonn man immer
bel mir bas @elb erbalten.
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mir @e9iel in erVberen. icpie in ben Helm
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