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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-28
The Bible Eurned at HagotR--Non.
Interference Of the Anne Min.

The Bible Burned at Ragota--Non-
Interference Of the American Min.
lister.
The Carthsgena New Granada) CORES
pondepcs of the N. Y. Herald writes:
seen. Jones, Minister resident of the Uni
ted States at Bogota, is much censured by
the American residents Of that place for al
lowing certain persons to burn on the public
square of the capital, q lot Of Bibles, without
Offering any opposition. The English Charg @
d'Afaires strongly protested against the pro
ceeding. and ii was the duty of Gen. Jones TO
have done so also. The Constitution and
laws Of New Granada guarantee the freedom
Of religious worship in all parts OF the coun
try. and he, therefore, cannot excuse him
self upon the plea that the circulation of Ri.
bles, or any other religious books, 10 not toll
Grated by lew here. The native-born cit-
xens Of the country are indignant that such
an outrage should have been allowed at the
national capital. A correspondent in Car
thagena writes me that strong representa-.
tions have heen made of the facts to the gov.
eminent at Washington
Gen. Jones was sent to Bogota, says thu
Albany Journal, because he approved oil
burning houses In Kansas and burning lot
ters and newspapers in Virginia. X lie emf
nentIy fitting, therefore, that he should as
sist 1T burning in Granada. He got ar
Office a. the hands of Mr.. Buchanan, after b,
had lost one at the hands Of the people oil
Iowa, by bis "soundness on the goose Dir
other words, his zeal de heret,co comb ren
d.. Gen. Jones Is faithful Representative,
OF his Government. If the result is not cred
liable, the Government and not the repre-
sentation OF it is TO blame. Ii would be- a
absurd for an ugly man to quarrel with hi
locking glass for not making him look hand
some, AS for the present Administration I
quarrel eitia lie Minister Tor moi represent
ing its desire for Freedom and federation.
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nURDETT u STILLS
!" Unrivaled patent Scales. -

FOR CUTTING BOOTS 4 SHOES.
ARE NOW READY AND OFFERED FOR SALE
YNHIB EHw AND NOVEL INVENTION will be OF In.
l. calculable benefit 10 those engaged in the
Manufacture Of Boots and Shoes, enabling them to
CUT EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
of Boots or Shoes wrrH uEsRRisa ACCURACY.
Price, when = fuil SOS IL TAX en), eiO.
Shop, Township, County or State Rights for sale
Enquire Of SAM'L n. BuRDETT, Ksokuk, Iowa
or HENRY STILL, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Feb27d2twit
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OF the call upon l8 OF these banks for id
ditionai security, the Springfield Journal OF
the 22d says:
The banks are allowed until April Let TO
respond. and IL 10 possible that an improve.
ment will take place In the stock market be-
fore that date which will render unneccessa.
ry any action On their part. The public wi
BE- glad to learn that the aggregate OF Mis-.
souri stocks now on deposit with the huaito,
as security for The banks is much less thar
Ii was two years ago, AM this is being "a ad
uaily reduced by their withdrawal and th
substitution of other State stocks.
GENIs, the New York halter, has failed
Ir.- -a R1Q cor - l--l
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TREES TREES! tn EEs!l!
Ne alley Brothers 4 Book
MUx8ERIEs.

- ~ 6AO08A120s
BuriingtoAs Iowa.
lNHE PROPRIETORs beg leave to call the At
1 tention Of Nurs erymen, Dealers and Planters
generally to their large and excellent stock which
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
STANDARD FRUIT TREES, for Orchards, en-
bracng all the varieties OF Apples, Pears, Cher
rics, Peaches, Piums ,Apricots, Nectarines, Ac.
DWARF TRIES, for Gardens, embracing all the
most popular sorts Of Apples, Pears, Cherries,
Peaches, Plums, Aprieots, NectArines, and Quin-
GRAPE VINES, embracing su the most popular
hardy varieties, new and old.
SMALL FRUITS, embracing ii the most popular
varieties of Black berries, doossherries Currants,
Raspberries Straw berries, DC.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS, embracing Mulber-
ries, Chsstnuts, FiIberts, Barberries, DC.
RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT, embrscing oil the
largest and finest varieties, ~ DowninY,s Colos-
sal, Victoria, Linneus, CAhoon, &c.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all the choice hardy varieties of Ev-
OF greene, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Towering
Shrubs, Vines and Climbers, Roses, Dahlias PHo-
MES, Phloxes, Fuchsias, and all other popular or
desirable Green House and Hardy Towering Plants
worthy Of cultivation In the West.
e-For further information and prices, soc the
following Catalogues, which will be sent gratis 70
all who apply for them;
First-Our General Descriptive Gaia Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trccs, shrubs, Vines, Roses,
Green House and Hardy Flowering Plants.
Second-Our Wholesale Catalogue for Nursery
men and Dealers, or others who purchase largely.
NEALLEY BROTHERS BOOK,
Feb23dlw Burlington, lows.
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Netting new from Congress or the Legis
lature Last night.
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DIssolutlon.

nj Office is hereby given that the co-partncrship
y heretofore existing under the name and arm
Of Tillinghast, Lane 4 Bue, liz this day dissolved
by mutual consent. J. j. Tillnghsst has disposed
of all his right and interest in raid Arm to Geo. 7.
Lane and ii. Buel, who are duly authorised to sign
in liquidation. J.. J.TILLINdHAST,
GEO. r. LANE,
III. BUEI.
X aalruk Fab. n f060--fah9diw
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M 9th O0hsG HYMN BOOKS.
4 GOODsuppiy Of tho different siscs, for sale BY
IA N. w. WESTCOTT,
Febld or Main.st.
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patch from Halifax Of the 25th says the clear
snce Of this ship had been found, showing
that she had $50 passengers, mainly steer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-28

The Hardware business will be continued by the
subscribers, in all Its various branches under the
name and style of LANE BUEL.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to as by our customers, We solicit .
continuance Of tho sams.
GEO. +. LANE.
feb1dlw h UEL.
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lyH. 7. Tewksbury's is the last recorded
case Of Punishment from the South. He is
an official member Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and had taught in Louisiana and
Arkansas for ten years. The people of the
latter State attempted TO make him say that
he considered Slavery moral, social and
political blessing. This he refused to do,
and when further asked IL he would enlist In
a company of minute men who would fight
against the North in the expected outbreak,
With horrible presumption he replied that he
was proud Of being Yankee. This was
enough, and the fact that he read the Chicago
Congregational Herald, only made the mat
ter worse. In thirsy-six hours be was on bis
journey northward,.: not being allowed time
to pay his own debts or to collect those which
were due him. However, ho takes. the mat
ter cooliy and expresses his thanks in the
Chicago Tribune that be 10 safe out OF the
wilderness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-28

RAnED ON THE BorrLE.-Everybody who
knowc the aniable superintendent OF the IL
linois deaf and dumb asylum, knows that be
can easily make himself agreeable even to
strangers. Not long since, in one Of his
rides in southern Illinois, be sought to make
himself interesting to a good looking mother
OF sweet baby. occupying the next scat in
the car. After duly praislng tho, baby, b.
remarked 70 the mother: "He - . real
sucker, suppose" s.No, sir" said th,
bottle.n Gillett resumed his reading, and
has not Dragged on any strange baby since
lind. American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-28

O. Garibaldi's wife-Miss Raymond that
was--is Di Vernon, or Gay Spanker, and
knows good horse whom she sees the ami
NAL as well a. she knows good man. She
is patriotic, plump and pretty, and peculiarly
we'll situated. The happy couple passed the
luns dc miei at Como, the most beautiful
place 10 Italy, and Italy 10 the most beauti-
full country in tho world. There is differ
ence OF 30 years between them, and We hope
II il oil the difference they will ever know.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-28

c. man who is writing an interesting
series OF papers about "Boarding House
Life" says:
IL the atsics of New York would disgorge
their inhabitants to day, greater variety OF
remarkable people would be seen than all
the snirees, receptions and aesthetic clubs of
the season can produce. To the attic comes
fallen greatness, disappointed hopes, aspi-
ring genius, the refugee from other lands,
the seeiy philosopher and the penniless poet
Too light of gold to gravitate to lower lev
el, they ascend the ATTIC by the force OF a
natural law. Here life 10 lived, seldom in
comedy, but often in direful tragedy. How
often have lifted my eyes to the top Of Q
stately mansion, TO the narrow, prison like
windows which crowd its summit, and said
81 wonder who rooms in the attic?n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-28

We copy from the Des Moines Journal
the abstract Of Senator Rankin's remarks on
the bill prohibiting coanties from subscribing
to capital stock of railroads:
Rankin of Lee said he was in favor of the
bill as reported, and opposed to the amend
meng % .ud Senator from Chickssa W. He
desired to place on the Statute book Of the
State, law prohibiting counties from sub
scribing single bond to the capital stock of
railroad companies. The amendment could
be of no avail, il attached to the bill, be-
cause Of tho decision Of the Supreme Court,
after repeated adjudioations on the subject,
the Legislature had never favored law au-
thorizing subscriptions, consequently bonds
not issued on vote taken, would be null
and void without ratifying act of the GEN.
eral Assembly.
Chief Justice Wright held that the Legis-
lature had no constitutional power to author
ize county subscriptions. Judge Stockton
| agreed that no such authority had ever been
conferred, consequently bonds not issued
would be Of no account if issued hereafter.--
He was in favor Of the bill as reported; the
whole system il wrong, wrong in theory,
wrong in practice. Why should majority,
under great excitem snt, impose great bur-
dens on the minority, other than for !egiti-
mate county aid, municipal purposes? Why
again issue bonds to be sold at so or 60 or
| 10 cents on the dollar2 There ia not coun.
ty in tho State to-day, with financial credit
enough to sell its bonds Mt 80 cents on the
dollar, and most of the bonds of the coun-
ties cannot be sold at 40 cents. County
bonds are not marketable commodity. Lee
county had issued large amount of bonds;
they were sold to eastern men; the people
were called on to pay the railroad tax they
refused, embarked in litigation, and are
now appealing to the Supreme Court Of the
United States for relief. The results of the
Issue of bonds, are first the hawking of the
| bonds in fourth class markets among fourth
rate BUYERS at 80 or 40 or 60 cents, the PEG.
pie of the county paying in full, and second,
| litigation for years to come, originating
among those who, after bonds are issued,
feel themselves sold when called on to pay.
On account of no theory of the majority ru-
ling, am willing to innict these evils on the
| people OF the county or permit them by mY
vote TO infict them on themselves. No Sem
ator can justly vote in favor Of any PROPOSE
| ton followed by evils of such magnitude.
a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-28

A HIoH REsr.-A hole in the crown of
your hat.
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Assignee,s sale,

Keokuk, February "a. 1s60.d1w
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GREATLY IMPROVED PIANOFORrE.
LL0HrE 4 BR ADBURY.
Manufacturers Of
0RAkD AND 6QUAkE PIAN0FOErES,
no eli broomo street
We deAire 10 intern The profession the trade and the puSc
generally that having rebuilt factory centy desroSed
BY ire resy rsed and Inn proved plAns
prepared 70 supply frirnda wkh oar
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rebuilding factory Of experiences have enabled
introduce improvements both In the sru are
building aAd In the mschins,y and In getting
aew fianoforte have pro
duee n.trumsn that shs dsfy composition Our arsi
lists hsve cheeffuly esthe6 70 the great superiority OF
rev Scale PI arOsOErke. We cordially invfs ALL 10 sx
anime for themselves
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rosewood pisnoorte hes all The steg improvements (smor
newl with three years guarsntee wa be- sold 9 ssf is
cot Csu and eyamiue nj The residence No. 81 Ma dougal
street.. Houston street.
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SCARS AND TOBACCO.

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