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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-06
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LONDON, May 23.-At the Derby Race,
Thormanby came in first, Wizard second, and
Horror third. Thirty horses ran.
RoxE, May o.. A band Of 500 volunteers
has re-eptered Tuscany. A battalion of Pen
tifcal chasseurs fred upon each other, in err
ror, and u captain, lieutenant and five sol.
diers were killed thereby. Artillery has left
Rome to day for the frontiers.
RosE, May 23.-1he official journal OF
Rome, 10 speaking OF the affairs Of the 10Th,
ut Monte 6ascone, says that, owing to the
darkness Of the nigh, the Pontifcal troops
wounded some of their comrades, taking
them for iillibusterers. The customs guard
Of Onano Was overpowered by fll,bussers,
who, after plunderine, re. entered Tuscany.
The peasantry ask to be armed. papal
troops will Immediately leave Rome for tbs
frontier. he journal of Rome also says the
news from Sicily is favorable for the Neapo-
litnns.
LokpoS, 23d.-The Times second edition
announces that Albert Smith died this morn
ing.
In the House Of Commons, May 2lst, Lord
John Russell, in reply to question, said
there was no intenfinn on the part Of the
Austrian or Spanish governments of inter.
ferlng 10 the aifairs of Sicily.
PAais, Saturday.-The Patrie in speaking
OF the aft sir OF Uslata Elmo, says the volun.
seers hav ing been attacked with great vigor,
en rgetically defended themselves, and effect
ed retreat in good order, leaving behind a
certain number Of killed.
Aecordngto last advices the resurrection
was being extended and organized in great
many directions. The same journal adIs
| that when the detacAmeHts which are being
| organized will have Joined the volunteers
who have disembarked ut Marsala, the whole
body will number $4,000 men, armed aud
| lrovisioned.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
| IL 10 not true that the Russian Ambassador
OF Turin, bad protested against tho expedi-
ton OF Garibaldi. He merely asked expla.
nations OF the Sandman Government.
| The effective force OF the French army will
be increased next month by 100000 men.
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Legal Nostce.
DISTRICT COURT or LEE COUNTY, I
STATE OF IOWA, AT kEOKUk,
To Frank Schreek, SRA
NOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on Gle
L in the Clerks ofioe Of the District Court oil
Lee County. Iowa, at Keoknk, petition OF
Barbara Sehreek, asking OF said Court decree If
Divorce from you ufnebio mafrtn0nif, ON the
ground Of wIiful desertion from the said plaintiff
by you without = justiGable or reasonable cause,
for the space Of year, and FIR habitual drunk
eness, snd for cruelty by you to said plaintiff
And unless you appear and answer thereto
before the second day of the n IT September term
of said District Court to be ho'den in said county
at keokuk, decree will be rendered against you
therein in pursuance Of the prayer Of said petit
tion Of plaintiff.
June 4. ls6o-dlm Sol. for Plaintiff.
I IpPl NOoIT'S Edition Of Bulwers Noyor,
IL ready.
The Caxtons,
What will he do with it,,
Last Days of pompeii,
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rTHE MILL ON THE FLOSS, ~ the author "
| ! Adam Bede, this day re eised by
lnHe4J Wtbk HtttM NELL A. co
NUTT1E
hereby given that have this day sold rny stock
l of goods 10 j. NJ. Bi iings, who VIII continue
the business, and soliclts tle patronage OF m Gus
TONERS w. b. uEhkING.
! May ~. 1860 junsla6t
orsicx kEuKuk Fr DEs MONKS AND
MIssEsorA RAILROAD Co.,,
kEoKuk, May 81, 1860.
I NOTICE TO STOCK tiULbhkS.-The Annual
~ Eitction for Directors to this Company will
Dc held IN h ofice on Monday the 18th of June
next, At O'Clock p. IN. C.F.CONN
Juneidtd Sec'y.
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G1~ IL il stated that there have already
been hfty-two APP locations u Mr.. LINCOLN 20
write his biography. Should be survive 90
extraordinary humber OF attempts on his
Pfc, IT may be set down rs mor.lly certain
that the Democracy can't kill him in Novem.
Der.
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srEciz boiso.-On Saturday last the
steamship Adriatic sailed for Europe with
VI ESQ, 900 10 specie, and the Edinburgh took
$500 900.
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FROM EUROPE.


Sr. JoHHs, IN. r., June 2.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from
Liverpool 23d inst., via Qusenstown Oath,
passed Caps Race ct noon yesterday. She
has geo Storage passengers and 90 cabin
passengers for New York.
The following 10 the summary OF news pre-
pared by the Liverpool agent OF the associa.
ted press, for transportation via Cape Race.
The Queenstown dispatch which should ac-
company it has not reached us.
GREAT BRiTAN.--The House of Lords bad
rejected the Commons bill repeating the pa
per duty, and the act excited much attention.
The vote was 1913 against l04, showing ma
iority against the Government OF 80. The
act was preceded by M extended debate, in
which Lord Lindhurst and other eminent
peers asserted the constitutional rights OF
the House Of Lords to reject bill, although
IL was q money bill. Lord Palmerston sta.
ted In tho Commons that he would move for
9 committee to exanine prseedsnss for the
course pursued by the Lords, bat disclaimed
a desire to place the two Houses of Parlia-
ment in hostility. 1t was reported that the
Cabinet would accept the decision OF the
House Of Lords and return the tax.
Tho official Neapolitan statements, current
at the departure Of the Arabia, TO the effect
that GAR baldi's forces had been completely
routed, are fatty contradicted. The Neapo-
Titan troops we're com pletely defeated at that
city. Garibaldi's troops had invested Mer-
ella, whoh commands Palermo. The latest
rumors say that Garbaidi had obtained a
decided victory atMerciila. The Neapolitan
government has very little TO say, but the
last bulletin has il that two columns we're
pursuing the dispersed troops Of Garibaldi.
The insur gents were gaining strength.
IL was vaguely reported that France and
Russia signed treaty on the 10Th on the
eastern Question.
The Russian troops in southern provinces
are reported to have been PLACED on a war
footing.
A private telegraph from China, says the
Chinese government absolutely refuses the
ultimatum Of England and France, and tina,
war is the only alternative.
The n spolitans have abandoned Palermo
and Tr,ppani; and retired to the towns in
great disorder. Palermo provinces are in
full instruction. 5000 Sicihans had joined
Garibaidi.
The Neapolitan army was Put to fight by
Garibaldi. A conflict took place on the 10th
near Montifascone, in Roman territory, be.
| tween the Pontifoal gems d'armes and sil
hundred and fifty Garibaldians. Thirty Of
the latter were killed and wounded, and tn,
remainder driven back TO Tuscany.
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GoxGREssIoNAL CONVENTION.

The Republican electors of the First Congress
ional District OF Iowa are requested to meet in
Convention, by their delegates, at OskaI o. sa.
ON Wednesday, June the 2oah, 1850.
for the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Congress in said District, and for the transaction
OF such other business as msy legtimately come
before said Convention.
We would suggest q ratio OF resentstion, 1
delegate for each 100 votea, or fraction thereof
ceeding So cast for Governor KirkwooG at the last
State election. JNo. X. NTEDHAM
J. W. NORRIS,
G. BALDWIN,
GEO w. McCRARY,
s.E.ZfNN,
Conrressiona al Central Com mittee.
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e. Judge Daniel, OF the Supreme Court.
died Ia Richmond, May 3lst.
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DOUGLAS AND DIGslTY.- Our neighhor Of
the democrat, IN an srtole upon the Pre,i
urntiai nominations, tries 90 r,dcule dignity.
IL aii very natural. Those who admire
Dou1ias have q contempt for dignity. and
.hose who admire dignity htve contempt
Tor Douglas. Louisville jour.
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school,. HOOkH.
M GUPFEi Is New LIST. ID, 3D., 4th 9th and 9th
Ayl Readers.
McGufvy's Old list, Ai, 50. 4th and 5th Readers.
!" New Juvenile Speaker.
Eeiec.ic Spsiier-
Rays part Lt, 81 and Sd A ishmetics.
/" /" lst and ai Agebras-
stoddard's Practical Intellectual and Juvenile
Arithmetic.
Mitcheli's Modern Geography and Atlas.
Ancient =. I" -
Primary j"
Gotten Fiteh's Modern Geography.
Introductory -
Zarho's New American Speaker.
NortheDd's Little -
The Studens's -
The Little Orator.
Pxyspn, Dunton 4 Scribner' q Copy Books.
new supply just received by
Nj. W. wEsrcoTT~
Msy75d VI Msin-st.
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UT Green peas, strawberries, cherries an,
turnips are plentiful in New York City.
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EYE AND Ear.
CPECIAL attention given to diseases q he Eye
~ and Ear, surgical and medical
VI. r.. IHkALL, M. D., 0culist.
DIR I. has removed his Office TO Sd st., between
Main and johnson, east side where he may be
found during business hours.
EEsIDKHeE on Iorgsn-st, between 4th and 9TH.
Keokuk, Nay rs, 10 n3m
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Congressional Central Com,
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Hos. SgABgaY FoRp, Columbus.
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| hereby given that have this day sold m stock
l Of goods 10 j. NJ. Bi3ngs, who VII continuc
the business, and soliclts t4e patronage OF Gus
TONERS w. b. GEhkING.
May ~. 1860 junela6t
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IsHE MILL ON THE FLOSS, ~ the author VI
! Adam Bede, this day re eived by
lnne4I W1bk RitfiM NELL. A. co
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

HURRICANE IN ILLINoIs.-Rock Riaer Railroad
Ry;doe Carried Aaay.--We learn from passengers
on tie cars this forenoon that aterri6c hurricane
svcnt over the northern part Of Henry county,
M, last evening, about o'clock, tearing down
honscs harms. fences, trees, and in fact nearly
everything that came within lis reach The
mammoth bridge over Rock river, on the . y
r. LR r., is . total wreck. A. Genneseo, the
force Of the tornado was terrible Tue storm
came from the west, and lasted some nan an
rather several whiriwinds, and such was It's
strength ii one locality that it literally blew Ire
barb d several large oak trees. In all proba.li-
ity many lives we're lost during It's progress but
none have been beard Of yet. The amount OF
property destroyed was immense. - Auecaelne
Journal, 2lst.
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~ ~ $500.

Z .sAn 1paest sa1nn - 1884, Ga = e~a.- III
We I'm yoa y ~ PeepidSs ehosec,
Wegreet yos - the roas 0aas friend;
In you, our party Al r4joiec,
haransc we know your name win lend
4 The same success shAG erst was wOa
BY gallant General Harrison. 3 5g
Tbough parry tss have changed, sincs he
saa And Henry Clay feposs in death, s.
While yo4 ssstill liye,n our aim viii be
To aid you with oar lataet breath.
The Poor Mans fficnd-the Peoples choice,
Will ever make our hearts rejoice.
ssas .s5 asssssee 80. s.
You nobly worked yonr way 70 fame
Throa9h trials which but few could bear
You've won . me-enduring name
As universal 20 the air:-- ~
II may be, your reward comes late,
Hat you have gained high estate.
Il We ding our banners TO the breese-
Your name b blaz0ned ON their folds
s5 A name each honest man will please,
Whatever party name he holds sse
A name that you have kindly lent
The name Of our next President
The time has come when party ties
Should be ignored and cast aside:--
Let people In their strength arise .
And crush the domineeIing Pride
That's held the reigns Of power 20 long.
II stiil would govcrn-right or wrong,
The North and South, the East and West,
Have Joined on you a. nominee.
And no united power can wrest
Your certain claim to rule the Free;--
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Fillmore upports Lincoln !

s~ York americans for Me RepI1;con
Aefd--A ln,ied Opposition IN the North.
me following article from Saturdays Buffalo
sineFe.h Advertiser, the special home organ
Aaiard Fillmore, (which runs up the Chicago
vel ~ me head Of its columns, indicates the
" winch Is 70 be pursued by the Americans
80 Cast ~ the present canvass:
~ result Is before the people. Abraham
a'"h o. Illinois, is the standard bearer. So
me Opposition is concerned, the choice
between Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Bell. For
a''rr' ~ conservatives have q respect so
NJ, 40 affection so earnest, that only strong
ga necessity could lead them 70 refuse him
'V'es But what prudent man, wishing TO
~ vote where il viii tell against the iniqui-
pssr nov enthroned ut Washington, can
fes say thar he expects to attain that end
''hg Tor Mr. Bell in this State The fates
y % ordered That no, even his acknowledged
" craftsmanship can meet its reward,
~ 1oagh We and all those who think with us,
I,~S oeaa our every energy to his support, it
result only in failure, or, worse than that,
I'M '@ecratic triumph. Where then lies the
anty. Mr.. Lincoln is nominated by q
party His success is more than posi-
Ahas strong probabilities in its favor. II
80 personally objectionable, II there is no
". - the man himself, why he should not
4 voc support and Endorsement Of honest ma.
: aifn then Il is Me plain duty Of eycry old
sa'a Americaa .oh9Jes % do aaytl.;nq for liz
~ y mas caapaign % come up sqmarety 10
y aae i1sdae 10 abraham L;nroln all the aid
s''yert s'ieh a true nas's help can gi,e him.
WI xSlh mas not that long experience in pub.
.,,,ce wnsSsh we could have wished, but he
I, something better in the strong, sagacioua
~ eos' and unshaking nerve, and intelligent
Sl,d li'y with public M - Tres which lie at the
y 49,. ~ az true statesmaaship. His colleague
@ket Hon. Ham bal Hamlin Of Maine,
n ssnan Of cultivation and experience
\, can doubt his ability and adaptation 70
,sss Or would fear 70 see the relna Of the
49,. ~ once placed in his hands in event Of
w Fan o. the President.
la.;s.. such views Of the Chicago platform and
kyss,s 1cas with the knowledge that the little
AZ Delongng to John Bell In this State h
/, unfinished by considerable secession
d.. houston, and vith the Old Wing hatred
Nd ass nGrsed in with our mothers milk
sa.e,.ss Today - in 1874 in our hearts, VI
lhs,h,.e /" 70 be our duty 70 place tine names o
n, !. shu Hamlin 1t the head OF our columns
Ass...sk that ne will extend IL them sucl
n, ns,.; aaa faithful support q may belong 4
ps'''sa nd influence.
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THE MAN OF THE PEpPLE-Ever and anon
there springs from the bosom Of the people, a
man qualified to meet the people, highest wants
in great emergencies man who by reason Of
his many virtues, his moral heroism and his
commanding qualities, is recognized by all class
es as one endowed and anointed for great work.
His credentials bear the impress of a power
whose fat is irresistible, and isprogress toward,
the appointed goal is sure as the march Of
destiny. Scoring adventitions aids, trampling
under foot every suggestion Of mere policy, with
heart all athrOb with pure and lofty aspirations
and generous aims, he moves right onward with
the assured tread and unqmailing eye Of born
conqucror. Of the people by birth, with the
people by association and by a community of in
tcrests and ideas, what wonder that they should
always hold him closely to their heart, and, in
their hour of greatest need, hail him as their
leader and sure deliverer? Such man is
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and the whole philosophy OF
his present position is embraced in that fact
No other man in the nation stands so near TO
the popular heart to-day; and in the exigeneies
to which corrupt rulers have brought our Gov
ernment, and amid the perils which on every
hand threaten our free Institutions, the people
turn instinctively to him as the man for the oc-
casion-as one who has been led by Providence
through all the experiences of lowly life, through,
labor and prvation through struggles and sac.
rifccs, into selfrelisnce, into honest simplicity
OF life, into nobleness and purity of character,
irto love Of justice, Of truth and of freedom,
that he might be fitted for the work. For no
fact stands out more clearly than this-that Hon
ABRAHAM LINCOLN is indebted to the people
not TO the politicians-for his nomination. From
every part Of our country where freedom il
cherished, the voice of the people came up in
unmistakable tones, calling for the nomination
of honest old ABE Neither personal effort
neither private pledges, neither promise Of Office
nor of patronage, were used to secure the end
They are wholly ignorant Of the character o.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN who suppose him to be ca
pable Of an Of these things. Men peculiarl,
fitted for great occasions are sought for ant
called TO their work by the spontaneous, un
bought SURFACES Of the people; and never wal
the fact more signally illustrated than in tht
nomination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN And nov
that he stands before the country as a candidate
of the peoples own choosing, it requires no gift
Of PRESENCE to fortel the result. As surely q.
the sun ehal rise upon election day, just 20 sure
" will the people Of this nation place the man o
the people at the head Of the government.
Chicago Press L Tribune.
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