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YrUipeetua Der neucu SoltSaue9ate
rpn
81. SCENES
9 NJ IL tn @Hcvtcn
lirkrn NSmhcn mar IL, 20 NnA..EL

g a NJ tlihtn QGcrten
IN trben Sdnoen pper in 80 acknowledgements
a 10 @te.
dis mir AM 81. 0t6Is 1858 nit Ser erIfen Slueoobc Sr,
pctneltcn 98crtc Oprs YubIifum tattn, tbatcu mir ce mil
oalt9ent Sttupi.-Scine mar mob III pent0 bcEGnnt ub ooe
unterrepncn lorocrte 9rrEc Inltycngungen unb brSeuhnoce
SdpitaI. llnlere Grportunacn murScn ubrrtrrfcn nr
Aploe mar cu lebr btocuienocr, unb lit faum Gin Ql0s MT
srbllctte Stuilht mrbncn, ippbin 0cine niht perlanOt murbc.
Der SrpBe Stttcr, Der Strii Ger bCuiktCn Station, ecl
@runor Der nreerrtn DihtCritulc, IN m6brcno Der 3cit
leinenl IangCn ltmcrirpllcn Ycibtu crlcIsn. Scin N0mC
MIRO fr ole tcntmcnbcn SeitcR oufbcw0trt btCibcn. Nfna
miro lbn untcr ben GTltGu fincrn tucnn 0tutltlontS acItir,
abcr leint Sh6pfun9sn tlcibSn erbolttn unN psrOtn nit ne
prtIcben.
Na6 6sineS SpSe famcn mob 70 ntaudc brrlttc Nrov.
niente Itincr rnltetblideu giut gu Sage, etc 0rcuibc unit
Sitannte en itrt belaBcn. l8ir morcn bCnlbt biefe Sd6tt
nab ano mad III innneln uno limb nunmtbr I'M Sloubc ci.
non rlelcn Setten an9c9an9en wurotr, SrtncS QSCrfe nod
naie III Stettrun9cr ouSsGacten, oImit dutt Der mcn;dtr Ye.
nlutelic itt n0d uno mad oicIt berrIidCH SdNrifien Gnihof.
tcn tonne, 10 boben mir une nInncbr rniihlpllen, cine ncuC
AuSSotc IN tletncrtn Gtcfsrun9cn III pcranitaltcn. Ter Nrcie
Ut Der frnpere unb pirb nur fur Den ~licbcnten 9onb 81 rcbr
%9erehnCi,
@bonn,nitR Der frubern @ussabe in 6 86nsrn rrbolten
zen Z ten Sano FUR ST uno fpcroCn trluht ttrc Nanlcn beum
nddhiitn gesntcn ptcr bel ms bctonnt ,u MAIDEN.
SSir SpeiTttr Htttt inl @crtHllfcn baran, oar iib bic oc.
'antn'tt eeutlhc SeSN!tertnS Der Scr. 81. al bicirm 3atic-
nalwCrt betbcIi9tn rpiro.
Cine &uelaae pcn Is Gsnt6 per gEpdt lam orpis ieber
btltrettth, Per Sinn fir bCutlhe Silcraiur BAT, unb cen orp-
Zen Sihtrr cbrt.
9cm 1t II 9anbe miro cine ~ecotscne 9irsrapbie Stin-
ITO petnec ~bctacqcbtn WCToCu. 9Sas 9usiflitlIna. 9rud
nno yGpisr eeillnt, 10 miro tiele ncic III II fte aUSsabe in
telreI sSetle Den pprbtEAcsln9Cnrn r%adlltchtn. Sine irrGf6I>
ttse DurdNtt mtra Trubcr etp9eidlidenc lyetltr e%nlfrnen.
ug. Spbn l8eif II. 60,
$50 GbcenutltroFc, YbilSSGlpbto,
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1. Gunfttutiou.
25Sirt6 id5 =@rD6muno.

l%tnleren 8reHnoen uno Setannteu maiden mir
hermit Die er8ebenite In3ei9e, Dap mir unter'm
0enti4rn Gage in Der IA. Stra6e. 5pilhsu Main
uno 0rantlin, gr6an9e Slpf, cine @irt6I6aft
%eroIfnet babet uuo nereen mir un5 bemiiBen, Die
nr5 tflu&enpen @alte ~i'rerieit gu i6rer ,3ufric.
oeillett gu teOtenen~ Sin por3isli6e5 @la8 Ga.
9eroler, iOpie anpere CUTE @ietrdnte unb Speilen,
Del trfuno'tme Seotenun9, perpen gepiB ieoem
nnlerer inertDen @alte ben SeIub ~rnIere5 QUfa.
lfs i'll e!nsil an9ene9meit MADDEN unO laoen mir
aue nrlerf 6reunoe unS Btfannte, wie aud rae
aee0Ete pu0lttum lltm 3nipru& peFelben biermit
IteanOlibit Gin. @6tunseYUa
Da9emeier Srr"abeimer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-02
George s ummerS
uranium
Go1ee Nieats.

@tt etnsn Dad,ben son oieicr GIen, fam mau
4 Yfnno %9sbrannten @0Fes s%riparcn, unp Gafce
ron rtsier @lem3 9en,nttt, bcbdlt roGtcmmsn BEN
reinen @afseselamad Del, WirO ater icnlt in al.
len 1betlen an8enebn,er unO l6maf9after, cr9dlt
etnt lb6nsrs 6arbe, ais yon BIOS aetranntem
ea6ee uno 1T %6eitimmt s~eiauper fir Secermann.,
unO miro OOlfOmmem FLAIR, Obne pa6 lcnf etwas
nUtDwenoi9 ut, penlrtbsn Ilar su mad5cn.
gu Daben bel U. 9Grreer II. 6 0.
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SCueDiQc'

Ter unterieidnsts eriautt ii6 Dem Yublitun.
an5u5et9rn, Dap lin Wasen unO Gussp ~iecer,eit
brreit lteDt, um Jun tlien gu irsenO elmer Gaaea.
lelt mad rtt9eni SrrsniiSunSspIas su fabren.
Oerartt9e Seltellun9fn t6nnen I'M g8ilhetm Sell
paus oeS 0rn. u. Shap 9emaht wcrpen.
NS. 6ekrino.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-02

QusrerFauf zines Gonicctipnarp<Stcres.
Gin an SenablelraBe, maize Der 1Sten unb
seraoe untcrbalb Der gSobnuns bcs 6rn. 3. q.
Streder a~sle9encr Grnfcttipnorplfpre test btQia
nstt S6tihel gu perfaufen. poper ieeige giacu.
tbiner Die Stapt Sl p~erlailsn sebentk
utter Die Ssrtauf stebinsuagen teIiete mau
TIM bstrs lTcnoen Store pursufpreden.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-02
0rrfn 0Oule.
8efaurant,

SNN hN'
Ode Der II. unb Carp Stra6c.
Die unicrjcihnetct erlauben lf6 bisrm:t ers
9ebcnlf. ros g"ebrte 9utlifum Gid,mrub's, 70.
mic aus Jtetienoeu ouf ibr beitsinssridtctes @tot.
%ltifcmcnt t~eicncers oufnertiam su MAIDEN, oa In
icper Se3iebuug fir Die Scquemlihtcit unb
Comfort %unIerer wertbcu @Gife seIuret lit. 0urh
Witwirten zines ausNeiei&uelcn &uGss, pes
tritrrncmmirten Sru. 8btrme, tup mir in cea
Stanp 9efcbt, Die MabI;citcu auf cine @ciIe IN
~ltefcrn, Die nihts su miniben itrig lG6t, unp
'ipar ,u icbcr &aaes,cit, Qjebtaber zines pcr.
ili9liten @iairs SGciu poer 2iquGr, Iu,rtc Die
irnt9en Serren, welde germ cine mirtli6 feline
GtSorre riuden. mD9rn BEL uns opriprcd,en.
T"r @cieulhoften ltebcu tmmcr ciuiar eleaant
moOltrte 3tmner in Serettlhait. Nu6 bicne
OfuIttfrcunoen CUR RodDritbt, Dap elm 9utcs Vtn
.noforte gum teIicbi9cn @jcbrou6 urrbnnoen lit.
Oo mir Die @rctfe ouf'e SiGisfe se1cut baten,
10 brtten mir ~er9rbcnt iii ;obIrsibcn 3uipru2.
Gbieme unp Gerrett.
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WirtbI 1afts- Gr66nuna.

unIercn Sreunpen uno brm g~sebrten Yutlifum
bic 9lnjci9e, rap mir Rte feitter Won ben Ncrren
0tppp II. Comp. in 9ccuit Aac9 %gefitrte 3irtb-
ihaft iitrrnonimcn baten, unp oob mir uns
freuen %perpen, redt oft nnicre 8rcunrc nit ben
beiten @rfrtlGun9en tcpienrn su t6unen.
s. @mmenhIuier II. 6rhncr.
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81 u + [ I.

Die llnteriei6nrten e~rlaubrn f6 Gicrinit, alien
ttren 6reunpen unp .Setannten Die crsebenite
NnSei9s 5u MAIDEN. poB {3r. @bs. 6. ShwracrIc.
ppn Der 6irma 5attorf uno Co., 81 Carp Str..
ppn brm Ncroen ,uridsetebrt 1T nuo telcnprrs
tiGige Gtntdufe fur Sab 9cmabt bat. in
%einen, qiqurrs, Gi9arren, Qimburser 8a1r,
9tasbsrrY. Sprup, aud, rdttcr peutI6er
Serpslatpurlf,
irelde Qrtifrl ic ben grsbrten Sunbsn mbpIelaIe
unS retail ji ben ~biaisiten Yrciien atlaGru pcr-
pcn. I'm etnen freunpli6rn 3ulpruh bittet ets
gebeuf S. q. 6attprf II. 6 o.
81 Garp Steeet.
Ag- @in sutts tibleS @las Sirr lets an Der
Sar.
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Der unterictt9ste 1T iebt i'm StaaSs, jeSes. @xftrad In,
'siarm Stl@alte ausSunlbren UNI inar 10 kliI aIs m6ali1,
Gn RsutI, gutter &rptenwa9sn missiuen auten rel
%! nnr tubiSen gitrsen fEr s%lpayseR GeSraSb.
ne @uimtrtlamtett SO;t poRlz 5aeabsrNu. SSsGiIirn wiro
%JsrIdbtei Mif lstne srcHe MWeppbl psf @lanasen.
Nu9bslle~Hnep 0n StpBae, StltfS1 u. Sbrina, sWatrot,S"
wtrS pr0mp btier9t. EraRrfsEQsTkcs
SrSabfr., Gfe Der Sen Strase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-02

SOrten crbaIten 500 SUren Oranacn, $50
Soren @itrpnrn, friiAe QFaumeu, 1, 2 unp 6
ptunp Scren 9tUlinen unO 8eisen, lumte aud,
Irilhen eimburacr SGl unp Sarpines.
Sla Sd 9ertaufen an 0teOerperfdufer Bel
81. q. MYERS,
232 SrUapir., ;ptihrn Der
3ten unp 4tcn StraEf.
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Nl bic Oamen 9ti6mcn6g.

Wnrame 6aude Coon Dafisl, bic bel 'rer
tsbtsu }air i'm 0'etGiies Snitiut fir ibr bas 6aS :.
FIRsT-CLAss DrpLoMA
eTtiett, N0t 233 SrcaSllraBe, nabs Der 3tea,, Elm ncueS unsSS
y:ieDhalrt9cs Eager pUn Miuinsrps IDainp er6 jnet.
Ntanante S. bat bic Gbre ben Dawen @i6monsS au,u>
iet8eu, pGB ler Wager Ypn 8ohnetS unp MtIltntrn-
B00rcn Ser utuelten fran;6Iiten Saern unp qsf Sn,ad
a%nJshoren; SletNfals %9errdiBis Ole ncuien @lriltr II. @rfs-
aoT!sr Nessa ~ eoiUurts, 8eaGpers, g4reat6s, RibbonS
lle lbr gu &hed werotnoen 9afttsse p~eIroenben' unS i6Te
SonneItnntn foHnen lt6 perfutsrt blten, Dag lie uur aats
aEo 9elbm&dp0l anSGefuDrte 98aore biGiAi erba!ten.
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NG. MaD,
no l6l Srcanitr., Smiihen Der .6ten unb 7tcn
N9ent fir 6eirtlid'e Gbampaenrr,
enipftsblt benz peuti6rn Vutlitum Irin friId, ore
.9etpm.niensS Eager pom @isarrrn, 9Seinen. &bom
Pa9ner, Ecbtu6en, 9etrannte Mnnpcln, iber,ud
srtsn Galmus &C., nGm1tt
100000 peutihc Gisorrcn, ane Sranps,
10000 @un6as 6apana,
10000 9enrp GIop 6apaua,
$4,000 9rabuccs Sasano,
l3,0OG @rincipe, Cara,
90 Srren Hbeinweine,
20 Sprte 9etCtlidl&en G6ampnener, fiji
melAen th N9ent bin ppn s bis Ia Go!.
lars per Storb,
90 Oubsno QcbEanrn,
50 Yfp. sebrannte Maubsln unb iter,ud.
erten ealipue,
re'@e @rttttl th Su tiajgem preiS ~rffsrirc.
ID. Map, got.
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4tcufe QUteu0crtitagre
1T elm liderre uno unfst!bdrca 8ljttel oan Or
tattuuq, 6uRen uup Seiitrt,jt.
Serferti9t etnSi9 burh
6. 8. pttct.
Gdc trr Wi0in II. IL. @t,.
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Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,

Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,
Nc. 49, Gde SrcaO= II. 6. Strase. SO. 176.
g. 81. 8clen6aum
eaS 9eebrte 9ublifum aufmerfI0m IA MAIDEN. sos
er lelneSprin9s9Baaren e%mpfansen, Die in sinSr orpFen gnS.
Sabl Der nesNlten artitd 6efebSn, mp gu unasnk4n 6iiiiotn
yrS'len, meld1e teIne GOneurrenS i%utaicn, srf6uft werecn.
SD bebe 5elcnScre %follenpe Artjfel bcrSor:
StIoel0lae, IN ldbparS Ru2 alien MpSefdrktu.
NueUn DcIdir. gang mo balbpcUene,
9erinee. 9oni ulO bdlbppQ,
Nedte i%rl0nOtlbe NeinwauoE
Aehtto ultoerlanoiiUt5 Sud un6 Golfmeres
Sbo9lS, Slanfeie, lpwe cine Qrnfr auspabI ven Spus
teepin9 9oOoS II. pcltncu II. 6armpeQcueu Strlmp
Gh SelIh eHlee GN5era WirN ~erge6euit erbeten BON
9. NJ. RpIcntaumJ
sab!lgr ReIen NlarEie.
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u. 81. Courtney,
AttGrnfp at F1 N

p%ratit3irt an alien @cri6ts6Gfen prr S.abt gfi6.
mono unO 6rnrirO unb @oc6lnnD Counties.
9rrmpts 4ufmertIomfeit miro DER epllectiruno
rOn @clpevu ~acptpmet.
Sifts: an Der II. Ctr, araenGter @ppbias
III.
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: OF It itutt0n Der ,freten anne.
rttant6en Sir 6engemrinbe.
1. @rifeus Der &irdbe.
Die &ir&e icd, iobalO birlclbe cine Qn,abl
BON 5O Dtit9lteSern sdbit, ais brlte9rno betra6ttt
rerpen.
2. 9tamsn Der Gtr6e.
Ate &irhe lpa iveseu ibrer lluab6Gnoiofe,t
pom, 9atlte uno SiihGfen brn Rameu ,,freie nm.
ab9dn9i8e amertfanilte fatGolifte Stride fIbrur.
B. 3prf Der Stride.
Der 3med oieier &irhe 1T:
L. Vile Wtenlten cGne unterlbiec ibrer Con,
leilton ais Srlper ju brtru6tsn, baS 8ano Der
Siebe unter ibnen INNER mebr ,i b~efetiaen unp
70 alle Dem ein,isen 3iele ibrer Seltimmuna ent-
9e9en 5l fl9rrn, peren @runpprin,ip lit: 0Iif-
lid III nerren uno sIiidlih An MAIDEN.
2. Nue frciitnui9en &atGcfifen, prlde burh,
0as bisrar&iide Iuftreten Der tat6clil6en Si-
iAofe nnn 9rielter, iOpie ourcb beren uncpuiti,
tuttpneue 9eerrn gum &ustritt aus Der rSm. ia,
tbpiti@en &irAe aus 0riiubru Der 8eruuuft oez
notbiJt warer, SI elmer peeree inter eiuem Dir.
ten 3u 1ereint9en.
t.. Contribution.
Die na6ere @enItjtuticn IpI Our6 Elm spr : sr
@encinNe ermGbltcS Committee nGber ousoeor,
beitet unp Der 9emeinre ;ur n1beren 8erotHuuo
~oprnelcgt wcrOep.
SSeittre Nuhrihten i6cr cine alaemeine az.
3u9altenDe SerSammlune iber Srt UNI 3eit Der.
lelbtn, lOa in cteiem pereGrlt6eu 8latte mod nj.
Ter ~bsItimmt werOen. Girin,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21
nIruHLacAN STATE CoNvENTIoN

DIS NOUNS, Iowa, 2sth March, 1880.
Pursuant to q vote Of the majority of the under
sigaeJ Committee, the Republicans of Iowa will
assctn BILE BY their delegates In State Convention,
nj ItwA CiTy, ON WEDNESDAY, TRg 23D DAY OF
MAr, $780, at III clock A. M. for the nomination
of state otesx TO be elected the November cleo
ton Of this year; fer the nomination OF presiden
al electors; and for the transaction of all other
business which may come before the Convention.
IL is also called for the purpose Of ratfying the
nominees and r atfsrm of the National Republican
Convention TO be held at Chicago on the 18th Of
Nav.
Ihe ratio of representation will be one delegate
for every organised county, and one delegate for
each one hundred votes or fraction thereof exceed
ing one-half, cast for Hon. =. j. Kirkwood for
Governor, at the last State election.
JOHN A KASSON, Chairman.
II Nj. H0XIE, Secretary.
X. l.. b. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
G. u. srosg, Council Bluffs,
VIZ. LoUGHsIDGE, Oskaloosa,
THOMAS DauxsosD, Vinton,
A. r. HrLDRErn, st. Charles City,
j. M, NEwcoMB Bloomfield.
w. IL BiaKLow, Sioux City,
JANIS THoRIsaroS Davenport,
I'll. A. WILrsK, Dubuque,
Il. l.. pEAsE, Fort Dodge,
Republican Sfofe Central Comnsinse.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAPONIFIEK.
OR
Concentrated 1--we
THE READY FAMILY
S 9 A p M A K E r

A indispensable article in every family, where
n by, with their ordinary kitchen grease com
bincd with the Saponifer, they can make all the
soap they use-hard, soft or fancy. 1t will make
hard water soft and will clean type TO peri ectiun.
No hing equals it for cleaning and securing.
Put up in afr-hghf iron bo9es Of ID. each, ,caich
tciu make, pfh 4 10 Tbs. common grease, from
ibto 25 gal. elegant soft soap, $40 10 IDS hard
Ii has now been several years since this invalua-
Bile article first introduced TO the public, and
the estimation 10 which 1t 10 held wherever known
and tried, and the immense demand for it from al
quarters, conclusive proofs of it's real merits
and value family article.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS!
The success of our ar ticle like that Of all dis
coveries Of true merit and value, has induced nm
pr.nciplsd PARTIES to initiate IT, We therefore eau
tios the pubic agssns 1ovthlsss eoxsfsfetu and to
take none but the genuine, origina and patented
article, Manufactured by the
P ..ss; !; AHA siIT MANUFACTURING JslrI
East Tarensum. AsI~ghssy Co., Pa,
Office and Depot, No. 396 Penn st., above
the Canal Bridge, PIrrssuRRH, Penn,
Who also manufacture a standard quality Of
caustio Soda for Soap Makers, Bleaching powder
Soda ssisrstus, Soda Ash, Muriatic Acid, /,
Sal Soda, Manganese AQUA Forts
Chloride Of Calcium, Nitric Acid, Oh oroform.
Extra Refined Snow-White Table, Dairy anS
Packing SALT, warranted entirely Pure and Dry
put up In various pack ages and styles. The on
Pare Salt in the country.
FOR SALE BY ALL
store-kecpers I'm the United states.
1000 CASES SAPoNlFEk, genuine, for sale :,
Manufacturing Prices, in lots suit purchasers b,
PIKE d KELLOGG,
Mayle'60ddw1y ST. Louis, Mo.
EEn LBS. GLUE, Extra and No. I. tor sale b.
OOO s. b. VOWELL,
April -, SD No. IBl Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21

The Republican electors of the First Congress
ionsl District of Iowa are requested to meet in
Convention, by their delegates, at OsknI o nxa
ON Wednesday, June the 2Oth. 1850,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Congress In ssid District, and for the transaction
of such other business may legitimately come
before said Convention.
We would suggest as ratio of repres entation !
delegate for each 100 votes or fraction thereof ex-
oeeding 60 east for Governor Kirkwoot at the last
State election. JN0. r., NFEDHAM,
j. W. NORRIS,
c. BALDWIN,
GEO w. MoCRARY,
Sc. ZTNN,
Congressional Central Comm
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and fraud involved therein.
IL. That Kansas should, of right, be i'm
mediately admitted as a State under the con-
stitution recently Termed aad adopted by her
people, and accepted by the House of Repre-
sentatives.
IL. That while providing revenue for the
support Of the general government by duties
upon imports, sound policy requires such an
nd ustment OF these imposts as to encourage
the development OF the industrial interests
/ OF The whole 1untry and we commend that
! policy of national exchanges, which secures to
the working men liberal wages, to agricul-
ture remunerating prices, to mechanics and
manufacturers an adequate reward for their
skill, labor and enterprise, and to the nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
Is. That we protest against any sale OF
alienation 20 others Of the Public Lands held
| by actual settlers, and agsinst any view oil
the Free Homestead policy which regard,
the settlers ~ paupers or suppliants for pub
lie bounty; and we demand the passage By
Congress Of the complete and satisfactory
Homestead measure which has already passed
the House.
la. That the Republican party il opposes
to any change in our Naturalization Laws, OF
any State legr lation by which the rights O
citizenship hitherto accorded TO Immigrant
from foreign lands shall be abridged or i'm
paired; and 10 favor Of giving full and of
hasnt protection to the rights Of ell glasses
OF citizens, whether native or nasuralixed
both at home and abroad.
is. That appropriations by Congress TO
River and Harbor improvements OF nation
al character, required for the aocommoda
ton and security Of an existing commerce
are authorized by the Constitution, an,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21

TIE DIS MONIES VALLEY NHia is published
every Monday at this office, IL one OF the Oldest pa
pert in Lows, and base widely extended circuia-
tion throughout the Des moines Valley, Northern
Missouri and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21

DIED,
In this city, on the 10th inst, CARRIE M, infant
daughter Of Miller and Mary A. Alexander.
The friends Of the family invited to attend
the funeral from the house, corner of And and
Bank streets, at 10 oclock this (Mondsy) morning,
May 1lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21

Congressional Central Com mittee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21
Tnr Convention

In order TO find room for the Platform
We have 10 omit the proceedings Of the Con.
vention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21
VS. lite m q /.


ca Within one hour after Lincoln's nom
ination, Senator Seward telegraphed back
TO Chioago-"All right, and If they need ed
him to stump Illinois for Lincoln be was
ready to do SO.
Mr.. Estabrook was ousted and Daily,
Republican Delegate from Nebraska, was adj
mitted to his seat in the House of Represen-
tatives, on the 18th.
rT John A. Dix was nominated and
confirmed as Post Master in New York City
on the 18th.
CT The Republicans of Albany fred 200
guns 10 honor of Lincoln's nomination in the
midst of the greatest excitement.
CT On the 22d of April an earthquake
destroyed ST. 200, 900 worth OF property In
Lima, Peru, and killed and injured man,
people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21

IMPORTANT RAILROAD Casa case was
submitted to Judge Love, at the recent ses-
s'on OF the court 10 Dubuqns, involving the
liability Of the City Of Dubuque on certain
eenron- o. railroad bends, amounting -
$3.50 900, issued by that CITY In addition
to the general objections TO the liability OF
CITY corporations on railroad bonds, the de.
PENDANTS set up that it was special condi.
ton OF the proclamation under which the
vote was taken, that the railroad compan,
should pay the interest coupons.
The matter 10 one OF general interest, ant
the decision of the Court will be anxousl,
looked for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-21

The isRErREssiRLE CONFLICT re-
cent debate 10 the Senate between Douglas
and DAVIS. Why don't these Democratic
leaders cease the agitation OF the Slavery
question, as they pledged themselves and
their party TO do in their platform Of 1852
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07
The wool CrOD.

Farmers are beginning to bring in the
clip of wool for this season, though we
suspect that yesterdays "cold snap" will
make some of them regret having hasten
ed the sheariDg. Messrs. Allison & Co.
are arranging to purchase. heavily, and Mr.
Hivling and the Millens we believe are
also buying. Prices are ranging from two
to four cents lower this year than last,-
the coarsest article now bringing not over
thirty cents, and the finer grades proper
tionately more. Little will be bought fol
over 40 cents. - iss,-, - iesi .asik
The wool crop has been gradually fall
ing off for the last five years, and the in
dications are that this years clip will
show some decrease from last years. Far
mers say that sheep husbaudfy is just. as
profitable as any other branch of their bu-
siness, but the rayages of dogs are sc
great that they cannot afford TO run the
risk of keeping sheep. Of conrse there
can be no remedy for this till the Legisla
, ture gives US an efficient deg law.-Xenic
Ne,os. sh
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07
The CrOpS.

The Wooster Republican says that the
prospect of good crops in Wayne county is
most fattering.
The papers from all parts of Kentucky
continue to give gloomy accounts of the
wheat crop; what the frost spared the fly is
finishing.
The most cheering intelligence in regard
to the growing crops reach us from all
quarters. In our own State farmers of ex-
perieuce say chat present indications are
more fave i6le than for the past five years,
and 81 aid no unforeseen occurrence take
place, the yield of every description OF
Grain must be immense. In some loea-
tions we hear of an occasional field OF
wheat being winter killed, but taking into
consideration the large space sown last fall,
such failures will not be felt in the great
aggregate. The corn crop in this vicinity
which was put in early, promise fine, some
farmers are not yet done planting, and the
ground being in remarkable good order,
and the season, yet sufficiently early once
in the ground. it will grow apace.- Co.
lum5uS Fact.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07
The, MOrmOns in and Out of
-. .u1ah.

The Mormons in Utah celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary of the organization
Of the Mormon Church at the Tabernacle
in Salt Lake City, on the 9th of April
with great eclat. The exercises lasted
four days, and several thousand participa-
tedin them. 1t was a joyful gathering Of
the Saints. The speakers were Jealous in
their testimony in favor of the divinity Of
Mormonism. of its spread over the world
and the final overthrow of all opposing ma
tions. Officers were elected to rule the
Church, Brigham Young being the Head
He was present, with his Twelve Apostles,
President of the Seventies, High Priests
etc. The Saints came in from the mos;
remote settlements, and praying, singing,
preaching and exhorting abounded at the
protracted meeting.
The Mormons outside of Utah, under
tie lead of Joe Smith, Jr., numbering sew
eral thousand persons scattered up and
down the United States, have pitched up
on Florence, Nebraska and the new
Zion. They have purchased large tract
of land, and the congregation of ten thou
sand Mormons is anticipated during the
year. Agriculture is to be the principal
pursuit. Many of them are skilled in the
various mechaical arts, and if let alone the
Mormon New Jerusalem will grow and
thrive in Nebraska. .....
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07
Buffalo Conference.

BUFFALO, May 81.
The proceedings of the General Confer
ence to-day have possessed more of general
interest than those of any day previous.
After the transaction of some uninter-
esting business the Slavery report was Ia
ken up, and Messrs. Slicer aud Small, Hal
dich, Coombs and Hunter spoke against it
and Messrs. Hill and Kingsley in favor
of it. = -
The substitute of DR.. Durbin, offered
some days ago, was taken from the table
and rejected.
: Thequestion before the Conference was
the adoption of the third resolution in the
majority report, which introduces new
chapter on slavery into the discipline in
place of the old one. s~..s
. Various amendments were offered and
rejected. .-r-s1.t t.a rss=t-
At o'clock the main question was call
ed, and the new chapter was adopted by a
vote of 154 to 81.