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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07

Executor OF John Thompson Us. John Box
and wife. District Cours at Fort Madison,
June term, 1860. lion. Francis Springer,
Judge.
This was suit in chancery, brought TO
forcclose mortgage on lot 437 in Fort Mad
ison. Defendants by their answer claimed
that the said premises we're exempt by virtue
Of chap. 81 Of the code, which, among other
things, says, "When there 10 no speoial dec.
Iaration OF the statute to the contrary, the
homestead OF every head OF family 10 ex-
empt from judicial sale.n They claimed
that, as husband and wife, with their chill
dren, they resided upon said premises when
the debt which the mortgage described was
incurred, that they have resided thereon ever
since, and that the said debt is not OF the
GLASS which would exempt il from the opera
ton OF the HON estead la~, and AZ IL is not
expressly stipulated in the mortgage that the
HON essead shouli be liable therefor in com
plance with section l249 OF the code, they
claimed it to be exempt from foreclosure and
judicial sale. Plaintiff took issue on the
facts alledged in the answer, and by deposit
tons endeavored to show that defendants
bad deserted their said residence by renting
portion OF the same during residence of
theirs, for about eighteen months, in Illinois.
But as defendants testimony showed that
they went to Illinois simply on visit, with
the Intention to return, and had not removed
their household furniture from said prem
Uses, and did return, as they bad contempia
ted when they left, and have ever since their
return occupied said premises, the Court, at
en- early stage of the argument, informed the
counsel for both parties, respectively, that
be did not think defendants had lost their
residence or abandoned their occupancy OF
said premises by the said visit, and wished
them to confne their arguments to the qnes-
ton whether it was legally necessary for the
said mortgage to have expressly stipulated
that the homestead should be liable therefor
to divest defendants OF their homestead
rights.
The case was deliberately argued on the
third day OF the term OF the court by j. NJ.
Beck and Jno. Van vaikenberg, Esqs., for
plaintiff, and By Daniel F. Miller, Esq, for
defendant. On the 5th day Of the term, MIR.
Miller informed the Court that since the ar
gument OF said cause he had received en- ex-
emplifed copy Ct recent decision Of the
/ Supreme Court Of Illinois on the HON estead
law Of that State, bearing materially on the
| question before this Court, and asking that
the cause might be re-argued by counsel
The Court granted the request, and the case
was re- argued, and the Illinois decision fully
commented upon.
Judge Springer having given the matter a
thorough consideration, on the 18th day OF
the term, gave his opinion in favor Of de-
PENDANTS and fully sustaining the rights and
benefits Of homestead as claimed in defend.
| ants answer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07

In the Senate, on the 4th, Mr.. Wilson of
fered resolution requiring information
from the Secretary of State as to the alleged
arrest OF Father Lansca, an Italian patriot,
On board an American vessel at Palermo,
with the oonnivance. of Barstow, the Ameri-
can Consul.
The Houmas grant was discussed, but no
conclusion reached after which the Kansas
bill wac taken up, and Senator Sumner made
speech.
The House was occupied with the Post
Office deficiency bill throughout the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07

The Journal quotes from the New York
Journal Of Commerce this paragraph con
corning j q. Davis's Slave Code Resolutions:
"Thsy are now the settled doctrine Of the
Democratic party, Northern as we'll South
eru. Nothing ia Democratic that falls short
OF this marx. Ii does not follow that III e
principle cannot be carried further. Ii
Was strongly intimated in the debate that
these resolutions would do tor The present,
and IL was argued in their favor that they
sacrificed nothing for The future. Conpsn-
fions might arise that cotild find il neces-
sasy TO take stronger ground"
To which our cosemporary adds these very
Just and truthful comments
or course, the ultraists will not stop in
their path Of progress till they come up to
the chalk mark drawn by Senator Brown OF
Miss. Having got from the Senate con.
eession of their right TO Congressional pro
lection to Slavery in the Territories, when.
ever such protection il needed, they will
not De long in settling upon the fact of its
necessity.
Then comes again the usual ultm atum-u
Congressional Slave Code for the Territories
or dissolution OF the Union. 1t will no,
be half OF four years before the "stronge,
erouni' OF which this correspondent speaks
WILL be taken by the authors Of the Davi.
resolutions.
Our friend Of the Journal seems TO have
very cisar idea Of the process Of Demoorasi
progress in favor Of Slavery, and states il
future in the light OF the past. l. 10 natu
raj, and to be expected, that the part,
which repealed the compromise line prohib
iting Slavery, and extended the peculiar 10
stitution into all the new Territories, shout
follow up the advantage by enacting Slav
Code and re. opening the Slave Trade.
Let il not be forgotten that only one Dem
ocratic Senator voted against Davls's Slav
Code Resolutions.
e. The Republican State Convention @
Ohio sill meet in Columbus on The 18th in
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mens, but conf iencc 10 expressed that IL can
again be got up, a. the veto on re- commit
ment was not on the essential merits of tho
bill, which has plain msjority inshe House.
For the energy, skill and qualifications which
Col. Curtis has displayed 10 connection with
this subject, he 10 entitled to the highest es-
TEEN from his constituents and country. II
il fails, know not in whose hands II would
hare been better managed and defended, Or
more likely to have proved successful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07

INDIANAPOLIS, June 4.
The most violent storm Of wind and hail
sn1r .sp sssss 0v 81 -, s :, AS
fell almost as large ~ hens eggs, breaking
windows, stripping trees Of their losves, and
beating down corn, potatoes and wheat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07

LoUuvILLE, June 4.
A violent and brief wind storm, aoooupa-
MED with rain, this p. NJ, did some dams gs
here, and on the Lebanon branch Of the Lou.
isvillc and Nashville Railroad destroyed
buildings, crops, wheat, corn, uprooted for.
rests, etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07

Ratification Meeting = Democracy and the
Leading Measures The Merican Treaty
-Ssuor,f- Hammond. and the prtmo-
niiions of the Times Chas. FTancis
Adams's Speech Curtis and the
Pacific Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07
III. =. TEN-EYCK,
General Insurance Agent,
COX. en- AND MAIN SITS,

L>IRE, LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN
L SuRANdE promptly attended ~ at this Once
Better and more ispEssiTY can be given NJ this
Agency than any ether in this city, and ess trouble
after q loss.
lEfna ms Co., Of Hartford Corn, 81, I94, 100
Home Insurance Company, cf Ee0 Fork, I,a57, SIS
NORTH American In. TO-, Hartford, Conn, soc 900
city FIRE Tnsuranee Co., Of Ker Haren, 170e5s
Ph0nir Fire ixsu,Gnee Co., of Ne1 York, 290, zoe
LoriHard Fire Insurancs Co., Eep York, o64 .0Oe
Connecticut Masnai IL Ia Co., HEREFORD, 3,o0O,52
DIX. j. w Boxp. Medical Exsminsr.
~A. w. GRIFFITH IL authorised to receive
applications for all above Companies.
w Buildings. Merchandise, Min, Factories,
II ousehoid Furniture and Dwellings insured ut -
low rates other Companies who pay their losses
II. Is. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Office corner ID and Main sts., Ksokuk, Iowa.
June I, dim
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A@Eaf Nnttcr.
DISTRICT COURT or LEE COUNTY, !
STATE OF IOWA, AT KEOKUK,

A@gaf Nnttcr.
DISTRICT COURT or LEE COUNTY,
STATE OF IOWA, AT KEoKUK,
To Frank Schreek, Sir;
NOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on fle
L in the Clerks Office Of the district Court OF
Lee County. Iowa, 1t Keokuk, . petition Of
Barbara Schreek, asking Of said Court decree II
Divorce from you vfncufo aaafrimonii, the
ground OF wilfui desertion from the said plaintiff
by you without . justihabie or reasonable cause,
for the space OF one year, and for hAbtual drunk
eness, and for cruelty by you to said plaintiff.
And unless you appear and answer thereto or
before tbs second day Of the It Septsm Der term
of said District Court to be holden In said county
at ksokuk, decree viii be rendered aga INST you
therein in pursuance Of the prayer of said petit
tion Of plaintiff.
Fl. 4. KYLE,
June 4. l660-dlm Sol. for Phintih.
I IpPlNCoTT's Edition Of Bulwer's Novels,
IL nov ready.
The Cations,
What will he do with 1t,
Last Days OF Pompeii,
My Novel, for sale at
OGDEN, BROWNELL i CO.'S
.CIrY BooxsroRE,
je4d 81 Main 1t.
JULIAN HOME, as,ory Of college Life, just re-
OGDEN, BRowNELL 4 CO.,
je4d No. 81 Main-st.
O III VOL. CLARKE's REPORTS, At
20 oGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CfrY BooKsroRE,
je4 b2 Main-st.
YNHE MILL ON THE FLOSS, BY the author II
i Adam Bede, this day resolved by
june4d OHDKN. BkOWNELL d co.
NOTICE
s hereby given that have this day sold my stock
L Of goods TO j. n. Billing, who win continue
the business and solioits the patronage OF Gus
.c:1s-s. VI. b. uEhkiNa.
May ~. 1850 juns1det
UsYlcs KkoKuk Rr. Dss Mofsxs AID
MINNESOTA RAiLRaAD CO.,
KsokuK, May 81, 1860.
NOTICE TO ET0CKHOLDkkS.--Ths Annual
IN Election for Directors to this Company will
be held In this office ON Monday the lith Of jane
| next, At 2 o'clock p. IN. C.F.cONN,
| jnneldtd Sec'y.
glue.
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n AILROAD NOTICE

FABLHWND NOVIUEs
vIsHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
! the keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Muscatine Raii-
road Company will be held at the cfdce Of the Com
pany in Mt. Pheasant, ON the third Wednesday of
June t2Uthl ut o'clock r. m., to elect Board of
Directors tor the ensuing year AMI for the transac
ton Of such other business may come before the
meeting j, W. OGDEN, Soy.
May vi, Is6o-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-07

cheap Variety Store
M'CUNE x SAMPLE
lAvIka just received new assortment Of
IL sP&aHG AND SUnaSR d0ops,
Now offer their large stock very
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Fancy Dress Goods, Clothing,
New Prints, Csssimeres,
Lawns, Rubber Goods,
DeIaines, Boots and Shoes,
Trimmings, Hats and Caps,
Hosiery, Cottonades,
Shsetings. Bro. Linen Goods.
Shirtings, Gents Furnishing Goods,
AND
m II ID w II f..
Give us = call for anything and everything, and
vs will ~ y accomnodats yoa:. -
CORNER SECOND 3 MAIN STREETS,
aplbd CsDss CARS crr Ovvicn, KsosUK.
rlR Is lNSUM NANCE.
Missouri State Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
J.H. MsCuns 8. n. Edgsll, C.6. Greedy,
E.Wyman, IL. Psok, D.W.Alsxsndsa.
James Smith, Il. D. Pomsroy, d. d. Page.
b q ELLlOTT, 6sc'y. 8. n. kO0ELL, Prssst
10 sxrAA-EAAARDoUs RISES fAKnn.
E.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
deco d1y BRID0MAN, AR't. Ksokuk.
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e. Ihs Republican State Convention OF
slant.
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9Gee I Ent tettfn petterea Anfal sebabt.-S 60 ba9e g feracr ~ ds0
l lp,Ss i wrs0l5'a ~ sa aaSss, Stalsrn fir ben %seu66uitenN e strsee
Serl9al1te uaO t4n sulest setetlt bat. S'p' S''t'V'trVa9
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Gin ou89e3ei6nete8 Sdab NADER @eI66t (Nerren. un6 Oa-
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taaten. Der Stof fam 10 9ering 9erna4t lperben pe Der adufr
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@rfaltuna, 0ulten, @eitenz u. grnflh,,ee !,

&ertber Sert! SIM Spitjabr ls4S parbe ID, INN .,,... : ~.
gen SGner3 IN nletuer lintea Settle unmtttel6ar inter s sn,'r Z ptltt.
0efaaen wel9sr MID AUS 8rdslt<e marterte unS Sitsr 81
SpraGe teraubte. SD CLAUDE, baB etne teftise GrfGItuno -
fade OaSpn mar. SIN Saate elmer g8ode Serbrettete = 'S,.srs--
5 ID 9a Si ast n, its e erssr Sr 4 i, nnS sl %srss son Sage su Gage Ssftfs
pp%robtrte bteraui Elm sdnseS SaGr lang ale nibalSSSsepD sMDSsessiiestesa... sd
5e. A anDsf sao per OssTSsemtsitsn aefsts, absr n%nslafliSSerr Sp s :
Sne aasn GTtO.9. Sa mar naes Saraa, Mid Ser grrsweifrneo
reiNt9un8smtttedIs anriett, SD psridafte mir etne Siar6e ! f sM1-
ben ue ebe toy te NOD o6lt9 Serbraudt bate, lteuten fS 9siEs.
mid 9an8lt9 interchangeable, etu8is OurG Die Graft ttbrerl , ,daG ~
bareh Arjnet. N~ntun9sOou S6r
e. ". M.0arpes,
Yaltor Der /. 9resbnterioner. csemsf.A.
Terre 9aute, Snb., ben s. Wlei 1915. t"taoes
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MfcOtstntfbe 2tmsetge.
&abt t6r SEN &n1tcme
Wann 9ebr0Ndet Or. JaNne8 V1nllrein

Damn 9ebraudet Or. SapneS gtufrein
9un98mittel.
90 etbt ausenbltfliGe Grlei6teruns.
Setb tbren9brIft8 Dber d wtnbfI6 Tar Dams
8e6rd1dt Sa9ne'S Brufretntgunesntttet.
26eldeS bic ~trantbafte 3uIarnmenitebuna Der Quftr SIRE ser.
ttetpt oe Ausnerfun9 6es SGeineS, weI6er bteeIbe peraurf
DeraTla9t uaS 10 burb etne eelinOe let6te @etnisuna aQe Sdwte.
rt8tett betn &tbnten w~esntmmt.
Sabt i4r ben &eud6uffen
geebraadet Saqne,s Sruitretnteer. - Das bette Seilmtttef in Scr
Seelg ga e. esele tanewtert9e 8rantbett UNI bic S1lfte abfar,t.
9abt TOR Sie 3alsbrGune GROUP USSeSr a. h.
fGRren t5uh6uneh eebrau&et oft um6 Sel Saunes grua.
Wltnuten. 1nb enbitd: ~" :" "s"BcA
98enn tbt 2HftrBtren-S 8~tn6fn6t. Mn4,pr
rnng 3rpnti9eS Settenfe6e en-, BIutfssipSF
anetre 8tufleteen tabt-fU eebraudet SSsaSnes sysa.
retnt8ungstntttel. 50 1T Oas Bette 9eilmtttel fir lSIde Gronibei
nSPn eebetlt purbeu, bepetftn. "'tf
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ltreibt: ~'V'vaH }, 6hDI
SD babe Sbr 8ruItreint0uuosmitte NH ekrm.
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Ansau p1 Group bebrobt in6. 0"oNV'" Wslpe init etnem
3wo uSi9 Seheu bNu 3euaniIJe Fl men sn ri
LanAt tr6, 'J'ssS' Wetoen' penn CO per-
Sset Same meGSnI6en GIu,anndb fir 1850
9ieieS %pertbppae ruitretni9unosmitis p ia s : !
fetttgt pCa Or, 8. 3 M y = sAs9 aucin
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(San17 ,T,tul@)
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DR.. Hufeland.
Boliamifher Cordial

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benn NOD rnS9iit, Or. .leruus fur A1t an bteier &r0nttet
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be Qutborttht iaat: Sd wka ntdt bttaupttn, ha1 Ralt'
fur unf tn, mas Bite PET unS tGs esAt Bttker FIR BE Ntuut.
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IL uas 8rdntsttftn Son sr0etrer wtfdbrIt&fsit unb ntsr
Sterbsfdue ~jnfnbren.
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,tntr flttnsn QrtditunS tntRttsns.n Rrautbdttn, seist F& I'd
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