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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-27
EDITORIAL Correspondon ce.
WASHINGTON, March 10
BILL TO ABOLISH PoLYGAMY.

BILL TO ABOLISH PoLYGAMY.
Among the bills introduced into the House
which viii create animated debate and artf al
management, 10 the bill OF Mr.. Nelson, OF
Tennessee, to abolish polygamy in Utah.
The purpose proposed by it constituted one
OF the planks in the Republican platform OF
lS56,-Polygamy being with Slavery "twin
relic of barbarism." Mr.. Nelson 10 South
American and Methodist Preacher. twill
be with great reluctance that the Democracy
will oppose it, not SO much on account OF its
separate chnrhcter, as of its cnnnantinns and
inpleations, and Of the attitude In which il
will place them before the country and the
world as the defenders of the abominabl lie
practices Of the Utah saints. To oppose il
will be to defend Polygamy. To favor il
will be concession Of the right of abolish
ing Slavery by Congressional enactment in
the Territories,-a thing which both the
Douglas and anti Douglas Democrats will
not concede, even at the peril of defending
Polygamy. Butt it is brought to vote, az
| presume it will be, it will pass the House
by triumphant majority, the Democrat,
being left on the record to 90 before til,
country as the only opponents of the aboli
ton OF that pessilent and beastly practice
the only impediment to the legal cure Of ,
hideous social ulcer, whose principles vii
not allow Of interference with it.
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EDS. GATE CIrr Please announce the name Of
HARRY FULTON AZ candidate for Alderman in
the Fourth Ward at the Charter election. "A
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EDs. GATE Crrr: Please announce the name Of
WIN. ZIMMERMAN al a candidate for Alderman
In the Second Ward at the ensuing election. n
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EDs. GATE CITY Please announce the name OF
P. M. KENNEDY Is candidate for Marshal at the
ensuing election. Tmh7T1 MANY vorsRs.
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Ems. 8Ars CIrYs III DIR. BRICE will run a. .
candidate for Alderman in the First Ward, he will
be supported by fmch27l MANY VoTxRs.
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A. r. stewart.
NEW YoRK. March q.

INV IOkK, MArCh "a.
1t 10 reported that A. T. Stewart, the Dry
Goods merchant, has been taken to the In
sane Asylum.
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GT The appropriations made by the Vir-
gina Legislature at it's present session are
estimated to exceed $5, 900 900.
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MEssRs. EDrreRs: Please announce the name Of
Capt. d. WHITE NJ An independent candidate for
Alderman in the Fourth Ward. Imh16
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TEE DRs MosEKE VALLEY Wsle is published
every Monday ~ this Office il Of the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Dss Moines Valley, Northern
MissouYi, and Western Illinois.
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ED1roRs Cars Carr; Please announce Col. Wk
PATTERSON as an independent candidate fo
Mayor at the approaching hArter Election.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Ems. GATE CRY: Please announce the name o
X. M. AMSDEN as q candidate for Marshal at tn
Charter election. rmh271 MANY VorxRs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HOUSES AND LANDS.
LS0R RENT brick dwelling on 9th between
l. Concert and High streets, containing or 8
rooms.
Illinois, and town and other property in Ohio that
desire to exchange far property in Keokuk or vi.
entity.
For further particulars enquire ut the ofhsc Of
Sd and 4th. II. CURTIS.
March 27-a3t
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Ma- In compliance with the request Of citizens Of
the Second Ward, J. M. ANDERSON will be can
didate for the Office of Alderman at the next cleo
ton. lmhp1
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NEW ARRIVAL.
WHITE and other beautiful Double Towering
w and Climbing Roses, among whish are the
Baltimore Belle, Madam Planter, Madam Angelina,
6c., large and we'll rooted, No. 4, Estes House.
March 16 d6t VIM BARNES.
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sent 10 the Honse Of Correction.

DUSTIN, M6f0n a.
Edwin w. Reed. music teacher &c west
Springfield, convicted Of adultery, was to day
taken to the House Of Correction for two
years and half.
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Eps. GATE cIrr: Please announce J. X. H0R-
NIsH rs the peoples candidate for Mayor ut the
approaching Charter Election.
mills MANY VOTERS.
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EDS. GATE CRY Please announce J. HATNES q
. candidate for Alderman 10 the First Ward at tn
Charter election. mchM
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MEssRs. EDiToRs Please announce my name Al
a candidate for City Marshal at the comiag Charlie,
Election. Il. IL. ROCKEFELLER.
~
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EpIroRs. GATE CRY: Please announce w.
THOMPSON as q candidate for Alderman 10 I'll
Third Ward, at the charter election. mch2i
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TuST received q new supply of "The Ministers
u Wsoing" and From Dawn to Daylight"
Nd. w. WESTCOrT,
Mar2Td 81 Main-st.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ems. GArs CRY. III DR.. BRICR will run ~
candidate for Alderman in the First Ward, he will
be supported by fmeh27l MANY Worms.
Eps. GArH CIrr: Please announce the name Of
WIN. ZIMMERMAN as a candidate for Alderman
In the Second Ward at the ensuing election. n
EDS. GATE CIrY: Please announce the name OF
HARRY FULTON as candidate for Alderman in
the Fourth Ward at the Charter election. "a
Eps. GATE CIrY Please announce the name of
P. M. KENNEDY as candidate for Marshal At the
ensuing election. rmh77l MANY vorsRs.
MEssRs EprreRs: Please announce the name Of
Capt. d. WHITE NJ An independent candidate for
Alderman in the Fourth Ward. [mh1e
Eps. GATE Cry: Please announce the name Of
X. M. AMSDEN as q candidate for Marshal at the
Charter eleetion. rmh27l MANY vorxRs.
EDS. GArE CrrY Please announce j. HAINEs a.
. candidate for Alderman 10 the First Ward at the
Charter election. Imch7s
EprroRs. GATE CRY: Please announce w. r.
THOMPSON ~ a candidate for Alderman Ia the
Third Ward, at the charter election. mch2i
MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce my name a.
candidate for City Marshal at the comiag Charter
Election. u. III. R0CkEFELLER.
mchI6
Eps. GATE cIrr: Please announce J. K. HOR-
NIsH rs the peoples candidate for Mayor at the
approaching Charter Election.
mills MANY VOTERS.
YIN In compliance with the request Of citizens Of
the Second Ward, J. M. ANDERSON will be can
didate for the Office of Alderman at the next cleo
ton. Imhq1
ED1roRs Cars Carr; Please announce Col. WIN.
PATTERSON independent candidate for
Mayor at the approaching hArter Election.
MANY CITIZENS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT-FlVE LIVES LOST A
TRAIN OF CARS THROWN INFO THE IEHIaH

XIV bk.
MAucu CHuSK, Pa, Nov. 3O.--A terrible acci.
dent occurred Yesterday at point on the Beaver
Meadow Railroad, six miles from this place. The usual
rau consisting of one baggage and one passenger car
left here about ll:5 A. ~ The car was full many OF
them having LEFT with the intention Of spending Thanks
giving day at different places on the line When oppo-
site Beaver Greek Dam rail broke, aud the trucks be-
Jog thrown from the track the passenger was tossed
sideways into the Lehigh river, down an embaDkment
over fifteen feet in height
Many Of the inmates of the car ladies' So sud
den was the shock that four Of these injured so
rously as to be unable 10 escape from the broken ear
S Raa ffhRfak shf aki if o~t fe 81 f
as follows Robert Nichols, conductor Mrs FtrroW
and sister, of Beaver Meadow; Miss Smith and sister Of
Mauch Chunk.
As soon aa the car settled in the water the roof was
broken open BY those Of tie train hands who un
injured. number OF persons we're extrcaed through
their agency The water about twenty feet deep at
the spot Many Of the passengers escaped through The
windows, aud several jumped from the car in Its rapid
descent The locomotive and remainder Of the train did
not leave the track.
Among the inmates Of the car Messrs John p.
Cox superintendent of the Lehgh Valley karoIo Eg-
Rockwell Esq, Of EAstoD; r. Hughes, Esq State
Senator of Pottsye Mr.. John Craig aud many promi-
nent residents Of hauch Chunk and Beaver Meadow
It at first supposed that Mr.. Hughes was killed. but
the report was coDtradcted.
The most intense excitement prevailed at Mauch
Chunk rs soon the reached the place. Many
of the runors we're mhgnifed. Numbers of persons
started to the Of the disaster The bodies Of the
killed removed 1t appears singular that the rail,
which sustained the weight Of numerous heavy coal
trains should have broken during the passage Of light
passe, ger car The Beaver Meadow Railroad follows
the coRrse Of the river for pesry its whole length aud
the accident took place at one Of the most dangerous
points on the line
In the confusion It Is possible although not probable,
one tWo'percons drowned and washed into the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

CLOTHING.
DARRICOTT. HARRIS 4 CO.,
II9 MAIN STREET.
WWAVE On hand a large stock q CLOTHING Hneh a.
LI Ofl O Beaver OVrrcoata
hoscow Refvrr do
Eng - Whitney do
Draa Beaver Caracas
Black Pcteshsm do.
silver Mixed Cass Sults
gr.v
Vels-ttcn Hunting Suits
Haek and brOun french Cas- suits
nark and fsncY Casa Panis
Vancy and Black Silk Vests
BLACK and fancy Velvet Yeats
% ra Collars Seeks aud nea
Utde- shlr and Drawer
Poys Clothiag, ChldreaI cinthng. - -
80 lls Aaln Street.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRF INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOOl
VVa-T TVcONC g225O .0O0

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AZ Drscfofs Ftrsoaag Fspoais f5r tis Eag0getsns q
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NVE especially asa attention % e security OF ne Liverpool
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e arre and income % The Company enahet &c take
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sues PER yENT POLICIES the payment Of IN AANC-
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nKskNro WRlKNPsa

Member o. the Royal College Of suEfeanI graduate om
the most emaent Colleges In the intel states snd the create
part whose W hes been spent The hospitals OF Lnion Par
H. Philadelphia and eeWhte has Effected Of the most
"nlsng cure that we're ever knoEn. many ou5led with nn
IN the head and when eep greet be alarm
ell a. sudden sounds, bahfruess with frequent bshfR At
tened soutmss wi dsrAngeeut Of mind cured I'm
mad
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ImPY01EmtiasnIt mis nItoSn2GksE MGEk in 4 P6ress. %,


HAVE In Press and will lho;ty publish, an important and
III timely work ent tied
& GLANCE AT srATE.RIGHTs.
BV a stlteklahts Republican. l VOL, syo.
They have ltly Published
TIE LOST PRINCIPLE; OR, THE SECTIONAL EQUILIBRIUM
How created how destroyed how may be restored By
BaTbarossa. vol, S yo. ".
What il thought Of IL by the SOuthern Press.-
From the 20 'nseIvatst" NeWbury, SCI
Those who fully sand The slavery agitation I causes
remedies would do well obtain copy this work They
vi. and ths subject reAs not Icu stand reia Of any Po
party but that which Knowledge rf the history Of the
Consultation from Us bhth united with esndOr aud freedom from
party Ipi-it, alone furnish.
From the "Chronce and settnel " Augusta Ga
An exceedingly tasteful geographically, and uacustng
with decided ability vital quescn upon the proper settlement Of
perpsiuy compact depends I appear
at this tine is opporiune
tFrom the Republican" st. Louis, Mo
The book written With much Gre and be.rAyS deep thought
and extensive research
PROM the "nAiy Advertiser Montgomery, Lll
This Is vAuable teate upon he theory Of equilibrium In
the Federal Constitution ard should be diligently adsd by the
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From the "GuArdiAn," OoluuhlG, g. @
This work demApd8 than raising uotlce II Il Of
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op!Ss nailed TO address receipt % the advertised price
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pleb- MI IA
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SENATOR CLAY, OF ALABAMA, FOR SECESSION.
We find the following letter in the Charleston Mer-
curry -
Nav 0RLEANs. La, Nov. Is.
Ny Dear Sir; think the cup Of
our urongs aud ujuriss oveiA)ws Since the eec-
ton Ct to the Presidency pledged 10 Of ex-
termination Of slavery, the North can offer Us no greater
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THE
Nprtb-CnruIina Stnllhnrh.
WILLIAM w. HO l. ID E N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TINWARE
AND STOVE WARE HOUSE.
TREADWAY &c JOHNSON,
(SuccessOrs to r., s. ThompsOn,)

EEAvE TAKEN THE STORE 6S SYCAMORE ST,
found large and well selected stock of Stoves Plain and
Japanned Tin Ware Wood Ware Brittana Ware, Casiors
Table CUTLERY Silver Plated and Brtana Spoons, Hollow
Ware Fire Irons Stove Pipes Sheet Zinc Force and Sue
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shaut complain charge for showing the goods. -
Petersburg, Va, Sept IA, 1850. 74-u.
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K1TTLEwELL.s .GUANo.

THNHIS FERTILIZER Is NOT, AS HAS BEEN SUP
q posed artificial, but pure Bird Manure, bsing equal
quantities of Peruvian and Phosphate Guano thoroughly
mixed and ground fine entirely removing the heating and
burning properties of the PeruVan and adding lasting
and real vitality by the of the phosphate which tends
improve the sns permanently For wheat it is equal to
any used be proven by thousands who
have used it, Several instances have been reported where
it prevented Rust Many who have tried it side BY side
with eIuvan that is far preferable and that it will
ultimately supersede it. Pamphlets sent postpaid free of
charge The quantity of Kettlewells GuanO used
per the Peruvian Prc $50 per ton Of 1900 TBS.
B. T. B0EKOVER,
Commission Merchant
Norfolk, Va.
Also Agent for Mapes Nitrogenized Superphosphte of
Lime and POudrette of tho Lodi Manufacturing Company
September 7, 1860. 72-Suos.
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Petersburg. Va, Sep. IA, lSG0.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TUh SALE UR NENTs
T9NHE UNDERSIGNED PUTS IN MARKET THE
whole of his real estate provided sale be effect
cd by the lst of January next This property valuable
und desirable, consisting of Houses and Lots in Raleigh,
and Land in Wake and Johnston Counties.
l. Dwelling in Northwest part of the City, occupied
present b.; f. Wilson. Esq This will be rented sold.
Possession given the lSt of October.
3 Dwelling East Of the Capitol occupied bv H. X. Bur.
gwyn Esq-o rent if sold by the LIST of January
These are both choce places of reSdence-havrg
moduus houses. ample gruundS. and excellent water.
8. Brick Store on Fayetteville Street. and old Star Office
in the rear.
A. very superior farm of o0+ acres four miles South
cast from Raleigh.
;. farm of 500 600 lying mainly in Johnston
cnunty-sd to be the best land uHd handSOmest situation
in the county and is proverba for health and good
located in highly moral and intelligent neighburhoOd-
there being less than six churches within from to
miles Of the place.
Apply 10 MeSsrs w. II. r. s. Tucker address the
undersigned through the Post Office, Raleigh.
TIlOS. j. LEMaY.
Raleigh, Sept 2l, 1860. 10 3t.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A a ~ ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED OR LYING
HH on both sidts of the road leading from Green
vile to Newbern. and just three miles from Greenve
The contains All of land, about 200 is
cleared part of ii is grown up in pine bushes for the
lack of force to cultivate it.
About 45 30 of it is rich swamp, and can be
vCry easily drained. On of the swamps Mr.. Wiley
Bell and Mr. William Brooks have cleared
next to of their part of the swamp which brings from
ten 10 twelve barrels OF to the acre.
Nearly all of the up land is of good clay foundation the
very sort of land 10 manure and improve upon. Manure
that is put upon amply shows for itself large por
on of it is well adapted to cotton, and would be vaua-
BILE plantation owned it who had force enough
to improve it, and put it in good state of cultivation.
The land has good dwelling house upon it. surrounded
with beautiful oak grove splendid well of pure water.
and is very pretty place to live at &C. Said land has
also an orchard of fine fruit trees
Persons wishing TO purchase land would do well to look
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
/ am determined TO sell.
A. KNOX.
June l3. 1860. Atm.
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

IMPKOVED COTTON GINS.
8 HAVE RECENTLY ADDED TO MY COTTON GINS
II W. MCLENDON'S improvement on Cotton Gin boxes.
by which the Gin will pick about onehird cotton
per cay, and improves the quality Of the cotton from
p cent per pound anv Gin not using this improve
1t picks the seed cleaner and prevents the cotton
from clogging the saws.
This improvement CONSISTS in Hanging the heads Of the
box six inches from where the pass through
the ribs in direct line outward DETECTING from this line
in angle of about fifteen degrees-causng the cotton as
il passes upwards TO the and expand in
the box CUES downward thus shifting the cotton so
present different surface the continually as
they move round
MeSsrs p. Henueberry Co. are my agents at Norfolk
Va and prepared to fill promptly all orders entrusted
TO them.
GEORGE KIDD,
LaGrange, Ga.
July a. 1860. 5y-3m.
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NOTICE.

Office Raj. & CASTOR II. II. Co.,
Raleigh, Sept II, 1860. I
a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
N of the Raleigh d CASTOR Railroad Company having
in charge important business will be held in the City of
Raleigh on THURSDAY, the 4tn day of October, 1850
w. w. VASS, Treas. and Sec.
73-td.
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FALL GOODS, 1850.

AM NOW RECEIVING MY FALL AND WINTER
Stock of Goods consisting of everything usually kept
in Dry Goods Store such as Ladies Dress Goods Men
and BOYS wear Negro Goods of every kind. Boots and
Shoes very superior stock for Ladies' Misses and Chill
of Hemp, Wool and Cotton All wool ingram two ply.
and Brussels Carpets very rich patterns. All of
which will be sold good terms TO puncua and cash
buyers as they can be had the CITY, Call and examine
before YOU purchase One door above R. Smiths Corner,
No. 90 Cheap place.
Raleigh " c., Sept. Z, 1860. 72-lOt.
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July "a, 1860.


DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRI BER,
4e on the LIST of August, my Negro man JOS. MILLER
The said Negro is ortysix of age, dark
complexion five feet nine ten inches high weighs abOu
hundred and sixty seventy pounds The said Negro
is nearsighted and very quick spoken. He is dtcher
by trade and be passing BY the of John Will
liam Dunson. / will give the reward of FIFTY DOL
LARS for the apprehension and deveey of said Negro
confined in any Jail in the State so that can get him
again. A S0RRELL.
Raleigh, N. c.. Sept. II, 1869. 72-tf
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RALEIGH, n. c.
PHOTOG RAPHIC PORTRAITS IN
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yVyHESE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
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would do well give Mr. A. call. Persons having Da-
guereoppes of deceased friends cln by giving the cnnr of
the hair eyes, and complexion. secure permanent and life
like portrait Photographs can be finished in Water ColorS
Pasee India Ink CrayonS at prices ranging from $40
to $780, The plain Photograph from 81 TO $40. Meaino-
types for Lockes, Cases. Rings and Pins AmbrOtypes,
Yguettes Neographs for sending in letters &c taken in
all wcathers. - -
L. HUNT, photographer,
Raleigh, n. c.
March l, 1860 B-ly.