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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

RUTTER WANTED. = The highest
~ market price Will 10 paid Butter in exchange for
Goods, by ROOT & MORRISON
Blackberry Plants.-Lawton Plants In any guam
tity, can be procured of the subscriber -.t-ll11
Ashtabula, September 5, 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
The Prcaidsnt ArminG Ihs Disus
mfomisse.
Conn. Rep. ConvsnsAsn.
NEw Yosx, Jan. q

The Republican Convention 1t Hartford,
after re-nominating the present Stated hosrs,
selected the following Delegates to Chicago
for the State at large: LIST District, Gideon
Wells Of Hartford I'd, E. Foster Of New
Haven Sd, G. r. Cleveland Of Hampton: 4th.
A. ii. Holley OF Lakeville.
District Delegatss--lst Con. Dist, @. O.
Courier Of Pennington, and L. &. Pease Of
Somers; I'd, E. w. Kellogg OF Waterbury,
and A. B. Cleaf OF Middletown; Sd, J. Gal
lup of Plane6eld, and n. IA. StsrkwsAthsr Of
Norwich; 4th, e. S. Tweedy of Danbury, and
g. I'll. Noble OF New Milford.
Resolutions OF strong Republican char
acter were adopted and the Cow ention broke
up with rousing cheers for the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

CLHvxLAED, Jan. Is.
U. S. Marshal johnson WAS in Ashtabula
county, yesterday, to servo summonses on J.
+. Giddings and John Brown, Jr., to appear
before the Senate committee. 0iddings 10
in the State Of New York, but was tele-
graphed to, and will no doubt proceed to
Warrington forthwith. Brown could not bs
found. A copy Of tho summons was left at
his house. The probability 10 that he will
obey. Both are summoned to appear on the
3Oth inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

BOSTON, Jan. %.
II Is understood that DIR. s. g. Howe,
summoned to appear before the Harper's
Ferry Committee Of the Senate, will leave
for Washington tomorrow.
4 Geo. Sennott, counsel for Stevens, whose
trial II soon to take place in Virginia, will
leave here to take charge OF his client.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

"a chimney has been built near Bosten
ton feet higher than Bunker Hill Monumsnt.
II height = $40 fest, it, shape ostakoual,
ito diameter Of ths baae Is feet. Il belongs
% tho Nov England Glass Co., II East Can
bridge, and il intended to carry Oh I'll The
smoke .ss;s.. Comes ss1. 81. .sSS:.15
II va built BY Mr.. W. III. Pratt, ana con-
tains SOC. 900 bricks and LOG cubic yards Of
granite.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
FROM EUROPE.


The Tuetonia arrived on the 26th.
Ths fands wee hrmer Ia Loadon on the
7th Inst.
Business quise.
Exchange on Austria had risen in sonss-
quence Of She renewed disquietude which pre-
wallis at Vienna.
Cardinal Wiseman 10 said to have prom
ised m Irish brigade TO the Pope.
Report says that Victor Emanuel. on New
Years dsy, In reply to speech Of the Nsa-
politsn Ambassador, said that oil would be
arranged psa0sfully. He said 70 the Span
ish Minister, tell your Queen should unite
With ma, and not believe oil these pastios gof
the Priests. *S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
. satisfaction Of those interested


g. w. Brown. the Kansas Herald Of Free
dom man. hes, II appears, got himself into
trouble, according TO . Lawrence oorrsspon-
OF tho Leayenworth Times. He says:
"Apropos TO this, We have little scandal
in our goodly city. Mrs. G.. w. Brown has
applied for divorce, charging he liege lord
with adultery and inhuman treatment.',
Browne domestic Affairs arc not alone II
: bad condition. HE psper,--nisnaned the
Herald OF trssdom,-has lately expired
The Republicans y ao~ $40 va;;y p.psr pub
lished ct Lawrence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
Dsm ocr.cy q Risssburgh.

PiT1nUnox, Jan. Is.
The Democratic County Osnvsntion, to-
day, Vas quite .sorny.g After bard ssrug-
gle, the Administrator wing Of tho party
tion Of their delegates 10 the Reading Con-
vsntion. REGULATIONS we're passed Of On ia
definite charastsr and contain NO instructions
TO delegates. a @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
eTThe Nsu York Oommsrc;al Advsrtise,

gTThe Nsw York Commercial Advertiser
says eight persons we're drowned near Rhine
beck, on Tuesday Last. party Oh twenty
or twenty-five pefsons, from The opposite
side Of the river, were crossing on the Joe
IN large cevered sleigh drawn BY four
horses, when the isc ss~< NY sd /hs sisith
wsas down, carrying with Il sikht of ths
passengers, who we're drowned. The bel.
lance Of tho party succeeded in getting ont
Of the sleigh before il went down. The
horses ware saved.
MoRB S1C1ssIoN THRnArsTHD.-The Ala
bama Democratic State Convention sdopted
: strong platform, claiming Congrsssional
protection for Slavery in tie Terriasfiss.- -
They appointed delegates 10 tho Oharlestcn
Convention, instructing Thorn TO withdraw IL
the Convention fails TO endorse the Demo-
cratic platform OF Alabama.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

child Of beauty rarei
mother chasts and fair.
How happy seem they both, 70 far beyond compared
She, IN her infant bl5at,
And he In conscious rest,
Nesting within the soft warm cradle Of her breast
What Joy that sight might bear
TO hia who sees him thsfs,
II, with apufe and eailt-uptroahIsd eye,
He locked upon tbs twain. Like Joseph standing By.
-IGosths.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

Nnw YoRK, Jan. 26.
The intelligence OF the disastrous defeat Of
the Liberals 10 Mexico by Miramon has dam
aged the prospect Of McLans's Treaty; IL
being manifest that Juares has no foothold
outside Of Vera Cruz, and that even there
HE tenure IL frail.
A detachment OF mounted ri6emen, under
Lieut.. Tracy, il ordered to Fort Craig, and
another, under Lieut.. Jackson, to Fort STAN
ton. Company X. Of mounted ridsnen had
been ordered from Fort Union TO Fort Bliss.
Mr.. Cavsrly, Secretary Of the Americas
Legation 81 Lima, has come homo In the
Baltic, bringing tho peremptory refusal Of
the Peruvian Government TO liqaidate tho
American claims against il.
Mrs. Tlly, who was injured BY the recent
accident on the Hudson River Railroad, died
in this city last evening.
A gentleman from Acapulco informs No
that only the artillery Of the Liberal army,
in the hatllA Of the 2lst. Tharrsir hadv Of
the troops under Rocha having failed to
come up, owing, 90 Was believed, 70 treach-
cry.
The artillery which was under tho com
| mand OF Col. Halle, an American from San
Francisco, vas cut 10 pieces, owing TO the
fact that Miramon's artillery wss much
heavier and Of longer range than that OF the
| Liberals.
Col. Halle escaped to MAsatlan, whore, At
| last accounts, he had purchased and was a.
ting ont two small vesseis, with which he in
tended to proceed to Mansanilla for the
purpose Of Capturing the two vessels seized
| in that port by Miramon.
| When Miramon left the Capital be had
5000 troops in command, 1900 Of which,
under Marques, stopped at Guadalsjara to
cover Miramon's retreat, should he have
been forced to make one.
| Marques, ID viii be recollsotsd, WAS, ct
lsst accounts, imprisoned in Mexico for his
seizure Of the 420O, 900 conduosa at Topic.
| The Prcsidsnt AYming tbs Disas
nionhsss.
WAsHIHoroN, Jan. 23d.
| The President has ordered one hundred
and fifteen thousand improved masksts, to
be taken from the arsenal at Springfield,
Mass, and Deposited in Charleston, 5. O.,
| and other disunion localities in the South.
| The President has acted in this matter ut
| the dictstion of the disunionists. Report
| says that he viii proceed TO remove oil arms
now in Northern arsenals to the South
This il regularly in the line Of tho policy Of
the disunionists. The Springfield arsenal
contsins about two hundred and fifty thous-
and stand Of arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
Remedy Aga,.ss co.assrfei,i.g.

Remedy Against Counserfsiting.
A writer in the N. Y. Daily TSnSs strong
~ urges, as remedy against the numerous
counterfeits OF bank noses, that all tho notes
OF the banks 10 thst State be printed upon
the same plate and the same kind Of paper,
IN form similar to the Bank Of England
notes, with the same precautions ~ to water.
marks, dc., used by that Bank. The propo.
sision would seem to be very plausibls--cal.
calated greatly to limit the field OK coun-
serfeiting operations and the number Of
counterfeit notes, and to reduce the cost OIL
the notes themselves TO the Banks. Other
States might form similar arrangements b,
themselves or the whole country. even.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

e0Ksokuk sounty has sold, this year
over to0, 900 worth Of hogs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

Tn Dxs Mosxxs vALLxr WHis Ia Published
every Monday II this obce, Is one OF the Oldest -
psfs in Iowa, and has . widely extended oircnlA-
tion throughout the Dss Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
PRICE or COAL REDUCED.

4. PRICE OF COAL REDUCED.
j as~ York and Farminsson Bank,
- lsi cents Per basA., delivered,
- III - - NJ Lovss.
NO LOADS DELIVERED UNDER - BUSHELS
AT THE ABOVE RATES.
1sTns cab on delivery otes on Love-, ns s Main
COAL AND WOOD.
II AvING contract for the sntiSs yisld OF the
am prepared to to furnish this sspsrios coal 10
Also, supply i shs ss.. Il I..s.a.s Coal a'
E WOOD FOR SALE
700 CORDS best quality q Hickory Wood.
100 ssasoasdQak
Orders for Fence Pes.s, .sd dirsasion Oak Lam-
Der generally, Allied with dispatch.
Afsw New York and Boatsn Railroad Tickets for
= : JAMES BROWN, Agent,
Once on Sscond-st., between Main johnson.
- Orders With the money acconPsnysnE thcns
loft With n. WAxuDek at the Stable corner o. Main
and leth streets, viii be promptly attended TO.
janl5dM &T8
FTSHK notes and accounts Of the late 6rn OF Ram
-
the undersigned for immediate settlement. Per-
sons knowing themselvss Indebted will therefore
make Immediate payment .pa asTse AZ ss.s
Ksokui. Jan. II, 1850. dsv -
Life, Fire ana Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LICIES Of Insuranee issasA a. ths 1owsse
rates In the following rsliabls Arst elass COM
FHE nuTuAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
This II ths saiast and sst rs1iabls Life insurance
Company in the world, with - seesnulAssA
Fund Of over -, 900 900.
ATLANTIC ----lN AND MAJ. .Asa co.,
or PR0vIDKHcl, Ri
Capital oixO, 900 90.
sPRINGFIRLD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRiHo1KLD, nAa-
Oarssai $50. 600.
PRORIA MARINE 4 FIRE INSURANCE co
Capital $500, 600 90.
Thsss desiring Insurance win % vail Y call =
Jsa.IsdIn Main-st., over Oelsn : Boob Store.
w. u. Weed
r. AGEHT EOx THE FOLLOWING
i RELI i DLE LafE AMI PINE IN~
0HRANGK OmRANlED
mntual DeneStt Lite Ias. CO.
Nss ssssnulstios jan. !, 80, - o0l, o2O.el.
This Oompany AAs larger ascs1uis&ion co.,
pared with Its liabilities than any other Life In
ournnce Co. II he UnitSA States.
80 persons In this fisy hare their livs insarsA
In this Company
LAMAR FIRE FMS. 60. or NEW FORK.
CasA CaHhsas O3OO 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
cash C1pssAa eeOO, 900.
| ATLANTIC RIkB IEB co. o. BR0OKLYN, NY.
Cash Capital $50 $50.
QUAKER CITY ms. CO. or PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. /, 1640,
Oo14s 36t ~,
~ Particular attention given to Aarins 1nd
Fire Insurance Contrast Policies issusd.
OFFiCE-On nird-st., Ksck III Iowa.
W. L. WOOD, Agent
January, 10, Isss-d
| General Insurance Agency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

Some forty or more Democrats members
OF Congress, in private caucus signed Z pa
per pisdging themselves to resort to every
parliamentary stratagem to defeat tho plu-
rality resolution. They now openly declare
that their purpose was to secure practioal
dissolution. Let the country observe who
they ars Who ars % bold in their traitorous
schemes - not TO disguise them, but 10 rlo.
n il thsn. Democrats--all! La the eve,
OF these men, the fabric that the Fathers
reared hAs grown - sontemptible as the
principles that animsted them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
Qucrsss.


There appears n - Cesstitstion poem,
the meritsf which liz nsrs Ia iss patriot
isa than in ito lit1easy sxssstion, from whieA
W sxtrasi the frsl stansa
The Union The Uaion
The hope Of the frsei
Howsce 'cr w may diner,
In this We agree
Our glorious banner
No traitor shall mar,
BY a&ssing stripe,
Or destroying = star
Disunion No, never #8 N
The Union foreverI
And cursed be the hand
That orr country would sever s~~-
Our IAsnlAxnsnt exactly. but " would
like = Ak whether it, appearances at this
tins 10 ths Adninistrstion organ u Intended
- ! lAroasm npon the Dsmocralie msmbsrs
Of Congress, who, with the Insignificant and
upinhueptial band Of Garrisonians, are ths
only advocates Of disanion In the lsnd2 On
il itan intimation that sudden dush Of
patriotism has determined the President 10
seek tho punishmsnt Of ths traitor Wise, and
thus dispose Of - rival candidate for the
Charleston nomination.?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

IA gentleman, who has some eighty
slavss in his employ, informs the Ne = or.
leans Picayune that forty-two Of that mum.
Der, in spite OF his vigilance, are intempsr
ate; and that Of tho whole Of the nals ser-
wants hs has owned during tho past twenty
years, moro than half have died Of deliriun
tremenD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28


rNHB THIRD SESSION d this GsAool opsss on
/ Monday next, Jan. seth, In tie nv Medical
College, corner d Biondsaa and m q.
,.n1sd PrissIp.l.
U1lssa states Mars kalss SaIs. '''"-
uSIrED nsl.n1 J, o. Ia. AsssloA. s..
DR. virtue q q n1ss.sion % u. directed, i,su.a
ID b. the Clerk Of the District CosYt Of The Uai-
~ Btatss for she southern Divisioa Of ths Dstis
and in fsvsr Of Nathan Nswsen, I havs lsvis1
upon, and will sell TO the highest bidder, - The
door Of the Clerks once Of the District Court 81
The United States for the District Of lows q Kso
sak In said District. o. TIE 31tA day e february,
property, te-vit Lot No. Il n Block No. ISL.
Lots Ne and in Blosk n, AlA Lets aad . In
Faystts Square, in the City Of Ksokuk, Lee Cosn-
z ss: w T:sss .ss :s;s . .s.s x 4: s
tion.
Ksskuk, jan. ~. 1880.
l. SUMMERS. q. 8. Marshal,
jan3Sdd By }. Z. AaTsoHY, Dsputy.
Or saturday. =. ssh Day q !sn.sry, a. .;
o'clock p. m, In front Of Parsonss Banking
House, cernsr Of Main and n streets, Ksokak,
Iowa, will sell Ave shares Of the Stock of ~
Keokuk, r. Dss Mctnss and Minnesota Aailrsad
e. :s, psAs '''Gs 6 7 4 - o aa. ss'
Jan. =. Issa-s.d
K1OKUG rEMALE SEmINAa9Y.
TNHI third term Of this Institution will ee0-
i ns0es o. Monday, Jan. Seth, In The basement
OF the Chatham Square Church, corner Of TIA Ard
Morgan St.. Those rooms have been found dry ard
cool and easy Of asosss-
The Tsoehers secured - instruct IN their differ
emit dspsrtmsalsof study, are the following:
\ Rev. G. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs.. -. WILLIAMS !.
Mrs. r. II. CRAVEN;
Miss l.. COPKLIN.
Mr.. o. G. IEBkI4L, teacher Of vseal Music.
Prospectus Of the Institsttpa has bssn pabiisssA
and be obtained application To the Presi1snt
or Secretary Of tAs Rsasd Of Trustees, ~ 10 the
Principal. WM. THOMPSON, President.
H. 6Tsons. Secretary.
Jan. -, sod
v 0 DissslasAon.
NOTICE IL hereby given that The co-pArtAership
IN heretofore existing in the milling bssiasss, in
the city u Ksokuk, lows, between Inward 4.
Hoota, W. II. Austin and G. III. Albers, In the arm
name Of Austin Co., has this day beep dissolved
by mutual consent, and forever determined.
EDWARD A. ROOTg,
W. II. AUSTIN,
G. III. ALBERG.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. II 1sse-jan33d1w
Crry MrLIS,
January 81, 1ooo.
The Milling business will - continued BY ths
undersigned under the nrm and style Of Austin
Co., - heretofore. ". II. AUSTIN,
c. H. ALBERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
OLA Jeks.

Ills . very ancient saying,
Time till NOW Aas pFDvsdit trus;
"Do INTO al your neighbors,
As yoe would have thsm % 10 yeu. /"
Bat Anothsr saying now prevails,
OF N entirely di6srsat hus:
ssBs sure and do your ncig hbors,
Or thsy'l n certainly do you."
Il Bos ton Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

~Ths Republicans Treasurer Of the
State Of hinnesots, in taking possession 81
that department, was putin possession Of two
: oent pieces in specis, and 4l0l4 IN bills 81
broken and worthless banks. He proposes
70 hand the identical coin over TO the His
torical Society.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

Hey dIouIe ut0uI0,
The "chair" In the middlel
The Congress" will organise soon
The Libby mem iaugh 70 80 the sport,
And Gil xoed from the National Spocn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28


LIMK, LAKE. RIvEg AND LIr9 In.
i SuKAN6R promptly attended to 1T this OAsA>
Better and more IHpxHarTr can be glven - tAiss
Agency than my other in ths city, and lsss tTss1&
after loss.
Ixsna Issusaee Co., Of Hartford, cs~a., 11ess,41
Homss Inswrance Company, Of Eer Fork, I,451ye1
NORTH Am<rica~ In. Co., Hartford, Ccns,, 1oeeoe
CITY FIRE fsssrSsre Co., Of Ne~ Hsvm, 4e.1&e
PAea1r Fire ias1ssnre Co., ef Ns~ York. $780,
Loruayd Fsrs InsaYance Co., H<~ York, 34yooe
Mcnfssk Fire Iaswrases Co., ksr YsvA, ~ 49,
Cossscasca Asfsdi L4fe In. Co., Hartford, o,eee,S4
~. W. GRIFFITH Is AUTHORISED TO receive
applications for all shove Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Ailk, Factories,
low rates - othsr Companies Who psy thsir isssss.
III. b. TEN-EYCK, ARsnt,
Once corner a and AAir sts., Ksokak, Iowa
Jan. Z, ~ dim
lnsurance! Insurance Insurance
DOLIcfAS % Stores, Dwellings, MsrshAnAiae
i Pork HosSes, Public Buildings, Aansfastnrine
Establishments, Housshoid Rasaisars. and All insu-
rahs property, issscda ut the lowest rates in the
following sub,tAntial Companies
PHOENIX ms. Co, or HARTFORD, CONN.
CArlrAL @40O, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. 90, or HARrFoRD, CONN.
OAPIrAL $4,000
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
OArifAL 16O0, 900.
MERcHAETs' IEs. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN
CA1lTAL 420O, 900.
This Agsacy always pays it. lnssss promptly
cA41. . - ss44 4.4sss 8.sss. NJ Il a4.4A8
Dwellings, with Furniture thersia. iassrsd at
years. Calland learn the RATES. Fssg@ essrs
WM. ~. BELkHAR, ASS,
Jan3dlm 6co0nd-st., near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

TMacaulay has been buried in West.
minister Abbey, in the Poets Corner, At ths
foot OF Addison's statue, and near to The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

Courier souches for the truth Of the follow
ing. A Yankee acquaintance Of John Brown,
being informed Of his proceedings in Vir-
ginia, responded:
"WAn, want the least bis surprised ia
hear what be done out there. III Il hadn',
bin that, he'd . done suthin else, jest - on.
accountable. He lived eight years right BY
our folks. he was the most wilful, par.
vairss, wrong headed, stiff necked sot old
cuss ever 500 in my life. Every thing
had got to be jest so with him, or il want
nothin'."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

FLosaaD AND ExrLnD. - A CAmpbsllite
preacher from Indiana, who, previous TO en-
igrating thither, was strongly Pro.Slavery
and entertained serious doubts whether me-
gross had souls or not, soms tins ago re-
rnovsd 10 Texas. Being called upon TO
preach on tho subject Of the reciprocal du-
tics of master and slave, he did 20, when be
was immediately taken in hand, eighty lashes
laid upon his back, outing the aesh severely,
and warned TO leave the country at onoe.--
He aid %, and has just returned to his homs
in Montgomery county, Indiana. He 10 .
man about Fifty years old, and his name is
solomon Mckinney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

ATLANTIC rr--lN AND Ms..11s. EsIsss Gov
or PROvIDKHc1, RI.
Capital $50, 900 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRNo1IKLD, nAn.
Oap4tai $50. 900.

PHORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co
F1okIA, I'LL.
Capital $500 900 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

These desiring Insurance will DO we'll 10 call q
~ Agency Once Of G. u DIMOND,
Jsa.lSd1n Main-st-, over Ocasn , Book Store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28
COAL AND WOOD.

fTHK notes and accounts Of the late 6rn OF Ran
l dolph . leslie have been placed IN the hands Of
the undersigned for immediate settlement. Per-
sons knowing themselvss indsbtsd will thsre3ors
make immediate payment and thareby save costs
THOMAS MARTIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-28

A8O0Cy.
D0LICTEs OF Insurance. issasA d TIE lowsst
rates In the following rslisble Arst class COM
The MI TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ INV Yo0k $500
This II the aafast md ost rs1abls Life InsuSaAos
Company in the world, with - ssssnulAssd
Fund Of over 81, 900 900.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-04
The Mil nnr AnrIl.

The Dial for April has been received.
have feelings of respect for the spirit that
prompted the publication of the Dial Who
ever insists upon giving utterance to the free
thought that springs up in his bosom, has
about him the main element Of heroism. u
sometimes requires more courage to speak
than il does 10 strike. OF the matter which
the Dial contains we may remark: Some
is good, some indifferent. There is IN affec-
tation of singularity in the treatment Of
topics, a straining after linguistic transcen-
dentalisms in several of its papers, that is
bewildering to plain people.
The empire Of common sense is very wide
cne, and until II is fully cultivated there is
little necessity to go beyond. There are
those who think the Dial calculated to do
great injury to society and mankind; we can
hardly see how. Its editor seems very
earnest gentleman; and we do not discover
that any topics are discussed in it that have
not been mooted pro and con some eighteen
hundred years, without producing perceptible
damage. The earth seems quite firmly fixed
in its orbit. If it could have been blown
from its course by winds of doctrine, it would
long ago have been on distant journey; SC
that whenever we hear the outcry over an
old new opinion, that society is in imminen,
danger to be unsettled, we begin to suspect
that somebody's dyspepsia is little mort
troublesome than usual. ....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-04
The Last Gotbamite sensatlon-A Sermon


Rev. MI. Corbett, of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in Greene-street, New York de-
liVered a sermon, on Tuesday evening, de-
signed for those classes Of the community
(rnale and female) which are generally re-
garded as beyond the pale Of religious in
fiuence or moral sentiment. A large con-
course, says the N. Y. Times, principally of
gentlemen, was present. and crowded the
church TO It's utmost capacity. A large num-
Der Of detective policemen were in attend
ance, and these, at the close Of the services,
informed the reporter that, so far as they
could discern, there were not more than
twenty ,nauudis sgets Of either sex present.
The exercises were commenced by the sing
ing of the hymn, chord, we are vile and con-
ceived in sin" ., .t,,g .tf;-,.r
This was followed by prayer from the
pastor, invoking the Almighty to direct him
in the discharge of the duty he had under
taken, and begging that the hearts of his
hearers might be inclined to learn the way o.
salvation. Another hymn was then sung
and subsequently the preacher read for his
text, first, from the fifteenth verse of the
thirteenth chapter of Proverbs: "The way o
the transgressor is hard" next, from the forty
second verse of the twenty-third chapter o
Luke: Sand the thief said unto Jesus, Lord
remember me when thou comost into thy
kingdom" and lastly, the thirty-third verst
ofthetwenty-6rstc chapter Of Matthew; "Verily
! say unto you that the publicans and harlot
shall 60 into the kingdom of God before you.
In discussing the first quotation he argued
that the way of the transgrossor was hare
because his (or her) WILL understanding con
science, affections, conduct and condition in
volved state of bondage, and that thougl
that bondage might be realized or felt it wa
nevertheless true that Satan bound the cap
tive soul fast in his slavish chains.