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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

The FATAL MonENr.--We learn from the
Portland Advertiser that the clock or the
Hungarian has been found, tho hands ipdi-
eating III O'Clock and Is minutes, which was
undoubtedly tho moment when che struck
II Is still IN good running order. But eight
bodies have been recovered, only one Of
which, that Of Mrs. Wood, could be identi.
fed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

The Legislature Of this State has passed
bill regulating the administration of oaths,
which we are inclined to think is some thing
OF humbug.
Howbeit, the editor OF the North Iotpa
Times, with something of exaggeration, per-
hsps, touches off the subject thus wise:
We DO not object to swearing man strong,
or affirming him seriously, but the right to
pump mans religious creed out Of him 10
not constitutional" by any means. And
then what nonsense it will lead to. The
Irish Catholic may require Douay Bible !;
the Turk, Koran; the Protestant, a st.
james translation; the Chinese, copy OF
Confacus the Sceptic, an Age Of Reason !;
the Swedenborgian, copy OF He'll and
Heaven; the spirltualist, A. ]. Davis works;
the Mormon, Utah Bible the Know Moth
Ings, Riot Act; tue Democrat, the Conssitu-
ton Of the United States; aud the Republi-
can, Helpers Crisis
The Legislature should insert section
providing all the election boards with the
above enumerated works.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

sTMr. Langdon, OF the Quincy WHO,
Is assisted editoriaily by Mr.. n. X. Jones,
who is aspicy writer and always wide awake.
"heJ haze established a. opposigon teie-
graph-'the clothes line'--by which they &c,
many items jast as important rs, and much
more amusing than, many Of those sent over
the wiree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

Tus DIS MoiNEs Valley WHrs lie published
every Monday nj this office, Is of the Oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended eircula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

New ORLEANs, April 3.
Two Subordinate OHicers of the knights
OF the Golden Circle, publish card denoun-
cling General Buckley, Commander-in.C Chief
ms an imposter. About Is 900 men are en-
rolled here under the representation that
there was plenty OF money to assist Juarex
IN Mexico, where promises of land grants,
etc., induced many TO join, but there is no
evidence as yet Of any bona fide movement.
LOUISVILLE, April 8.
Cassins M. Clay published an appeal TO
the people of Madison county against the
Revolutionary Committee of that county,
from whom he escaped announcement by
small majority last Tuesday, and who were
to consider bis case again yesterday. He
says he advised Hanson and associates to
leave--that he has disoountenanced the Rad.
icals; but il the Republicans are attacked,
they will defend themselves.
His appeal embraces letter signed Frank
Blank, George Haley, in which they say the
troubles did not originate about Hanson, bat
because George West, sick with consumption,
was maltreated, and Vests daughter insult.
ed with gross language.
Clay Concludes, you may be strong enough
to overpower me, you cannot drive me from
the duty which owe TO myself, to my friends
and to my country. IL fall shall not fall
in vain, and it will be enough for oil long
cherished associations if perchance nv blood
shall atone for the wrongs Of nv race, and
these States shalt be free at last.
Private adyices intimate apprehensions OF
further troubie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

GTr The Rhode Island election took place
wednesday. No one thinks it will result in
anything but Republican triumph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

Wv did not receive any Des Moiues
papers last night, and therefore have moth
ing later from the Legislature.
Departure Ell the California Psny
Express.
ST.. JosKPH, April 4.
The departure of the California Pony Ex-
press last evening was delayed two hours by
the detention of the New York Messenger.
In the meantime an immense crowd had
gathered round the Express office to witness
the inauguration of this great and novel en-
terprise.
Before the departure addresses we're made
by Mayor Thompson, and Messrs. Majors and
Russell, which ELECTED great applause.
The messenger from New York lost CON-
nection between. Detroit and Chicago, but
the lost time was nearly made up on the St.
10. Road, special train.going throughJrom
Palmyra, 1872 miles, in hours, 81 minutes,
being only 2 hours Is minutes behind time.
At quarter past seven O'Clock the bag
containing yoluminous telegraphic dispatches
from all parts Of the country for the Sacra-
mento Union, and San Francisco Bulletin and
Alta, forty nine letters, nine private tele-
grams, and some papers for San Francisco
and intermediates points, was, by tho request
OF W. Russell, placed upon the pony,
spirited bay mare, by Mayor Thompson,
amidst great enthusiasm, when the driver
mounted, and the little bay dashed off at
rapid rate, bearing her burden towards the
Golden State.
ArcnrsoN, April 4.
The Pony Express to San Francisco made
the first forty five miles to Kinnekuk in four
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The New York correspondent Of the Mo.
bile Register, Democratic organ, thu.
writes:
Jefferson Davis, g. G. Clay, A. @. Brown,
and other Southern Democrats, who make
Stewards home q sort OF headquarters, will
tell you that Seward will make a better
Southern President than any other man, not
OF the South; that they viii underhandedly
support him by defeating Douglas. Buchan-
On says openly that he has more confidence
IN Seward than in Douglas. Privately, Mr..
Buchanan sent person to Mr.. Seward with
list of names now holding office that the
President ID interested in.o
Ca Heavy orders have been received in
New York from Charleston, s. c., for fire.
proof locks and other precautions against
burglars and thieves. A Charleston paper
has cautioned the citizens to look out for
their spoons during the approaching Demo.
cratic National Convention. They seem to
have quite an appreciation Of the taking ways
OF the Democracy.
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This work is devoted to an inquiry whether occa.
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ATf,nIsnN. Anil a

The Pony Express to San Francisco made
the first forty five miles to Kinnekuk in four
hours and fifteen minutes and showed no
signs of fatigue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

New HAVEN, April 3.
Complete returns show the election OF
Buckingham, Rep, for Governor, by 57l ma
.rity. The Representatives stand l42 Re-
pubicans to SO Democrats, and the Senators
IL Republicans to 7 Democrats. One dis.
trict is doubtful.
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coNNABLE & 6lGYTH,,
Wholesale Grocers. ForwsrdIag and Com
mission MerCants, and
Dealers An Tsnnesses and Junsaxsa
liz N,
No. 81 and IS Ieves, KE0KUK, IOWA.
~NxJE have now in atora, and will be receiving
w continually, as the wants of the trade de-
mand, from the East and Sou b, ample supplies Of
goods in our line, TO which the trade I'll lows,
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois ID rsspec-
fully solicited, as we are determined to compete
successfully with ST. Louis and Chicago In prices
transportation addedl for all goode in our line.
Merchants H1yIng for Cash, Or
Prompt Time Buyers, Will fInd eur
PRICES Low. ana d o well TO exam-
Inc ouF stock before making their
purchases.
We are now receiving, and have ia store, all 9TH
er classes OF goods appsrtaning to our line Of bus
incss.
zoo bags strictly prime Rio Coffee.
DO pockets old Gov. Java
81 hhds N. o. Sugar.
80 bills. Bechsr's loaf, crushed ana oiaris I'd do.
30 Plantation and 8. II. Molssses.
100 boxes Star Candles.
lilo " Family and Patent Soaps.
10 bbs. Lard Oil.
10 Linssed Oil.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
bbls. Tnrpentine.
10 tisrses Rioe.
geo kegs s. C. Soda.
SO bxs. Rabbits saleratus, in pound papers.
tuns Manila Rops-ali sizes.
so bags Cotton Yarn.
10 bales Batting.
zoo dos. Moline 2 and hoop buckets.
80 Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
80 hxs. No. Herring.
nh hn1s
20 half bills White Fish
20 bhls. Rosin.
Is Wilmington Tar.
10 8. Navy Pitch.
80 bales Oakum.
100 bbls. Louisville and Rossiale Cement.
70 Plaster Paris.
300 bush. Plastering Hair.
500 New Dried Apples.
zoo bxs. Glass, sxio, lola io1I4, Iexle, 10x3O.
10 bales new ~ bush. unny Bags.
March IL, ls6u-dAw
600 BAGS O. A.sALT, in large blss Chez sacks
Ooo just received By aAua. Lefty, for sale
low by COSNABLE ASAYTH,
mohI7a&w 81 and b Lsvse.
MINERAL AND METALLIC PAL T, ali oolors,
CoNNABLE sMYTu,
mchl7dAw 81 and 81 Levee.
A LARGE stock of Green and Black TEAS of all
n grades, in store snd for sale by
mchl7d4w TIA So Levee
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO of ali grades.
IsI ID, n, and 10 lump and daddy boxss-pur-
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
low by cONNABLE A sNYTu
mchl7d1w 81 a b. Leves-
nj AILs AND IRON
IN 6oo Kegs assorted Nails
30 tuns Tennessee Iron.
100 g Pittsburgh and Juniatts Iron.
" Plows steel.
tun Spring steel.
large stock Of Ansils, Vices. Axels. SPRING., Ae
making q complete stock in this line, In store and
being received by COSEABLE d SMYTH,
March II, 'ee-dAw No. 81 B IS Lsves-
DAY BHO.,
w Fl o e SALE GROC ERs,
No. los Main Street,
hbohu
uAyK NOW IN STORE, AND TO ARRIVE,
i 100 sacks Coffee.
% bbs. Molasses.
$50 kegs Nails,
10 hhds. Sugar.
10 bxs. Georges Bank Goldfish.
10 bbs. Mackercl.
DO kits chgice No. / NackereL
% hlf. chests Tea.
100 bxs. Mo. and Va. Tobacco.
100 bxs. Dap.
rs bxs. Star and Talow Candles.
DO bills. Dried Apples.
tierees Rice.
u, goo Cigars.
"a hAga Cotton IL rn----------
~ bales Batting,
And other articles usually kept by Grocers which
we ofer at very iow figures for cash, or will ex-
change tho same for Hides, Furs, or such products
will bear shipment.
March IL, God
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ca We did not receive any Des Moines
ing later from the Legislature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-06

TT THE LA IEsirGA
MRS. vi. TALLON ~
- ESPECTFULLY solicits the attention Of the
IN Ladies TO her NEW STOCK Of
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Cioaks, shawIs aud MantiIIas,
Prussia and French Lace Shawls and Walls,
EMBROIDERIEs.
MOURNING CoLLARs AND SETS,
JacOnets
ana DimIty,
sun Umbrellas
And ParAsOIs,
Hoop SkIrts and Corsets.
Gauntlets and Gloves of all Descriptions.
FANCY HAIR PINS AND NETS,
JET HRACELETs,
and General Assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES.
Api4d NO. ~ MAIN ST.
NOTICE. 93g $500
HAVING this day sold my entire stock OF Roods
j. l. and shop fixtures To Mr.. W. II. Bar Yett
would bespeak for him the continuance Of the lib.
eral patronage have heretofore received.
Those indebted TO me will please call and settl
Ut once, as am of for the "peak" on the frat
grass. sA. DUKE.
Having bought the stock, shop fixtures Ac.. be-
longing to MIR. s. A. Duke I shalt bc happy 10 se-
cure all hisod patrons and to this end shall sell
- .o'oe Rrraes than goods Of the same quality can
ee mad Tor elsewhere in the city.
ke0kuk. March al 1870 W n RApprTr
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DOING a tne s,apsta..

fsLinkensale" writes TO the Hapkeye as
follows
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ELECTION NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO an act passed ut the recent extra
session of the Legislature of this State. notice Is
hereby given that an Election will he held on
THURSDAY, the Sixth day OF DECEMBER next,
for FIVE DELEGATES to represent Anderson Dis
trict in Convention Of the people of the State oil
South Carolina, TO be held in Columbia ON Monday
the 9TH day of December.
MANAGERS.
Anderson Court Housc-Thomas NJ. White, I. }.
Webb, james a. IIoyt.
pcudcton--T. j. Bellultc, b. Z. Scaborne, L. \.
Sharpe. 49, .
Haynic's-J. C. nayne, William Haynic, w. S.
Norris. .,.
L. w. Tribblc,
" sherard,s-Jas. W. Shcrard james \. Gray, j.
". Simpson .,,. -,
Bozeman s-N. Mcslis.cr, C. W. Bccher, H. P.
Price. - ;,
Welborn.
Townyi.lc-M. Palmer, G. ". Burns, II. Il. Van
Storeville-Jaxpcr Brown, Il. b. Doyle James I.
Ger Cen,rcrie-J. L. McElrOy, Ash Avery David
Watkins -
Wells.
Lyon. ;, n vn
"; Standardization Kelley, j. J. Cooley }. JEFF
ferson Poor. ~
Howard.
Poor. :, :,
C orvile-ci.nrls. wsaa. :! D"s:'"Oa'' }. y.
Wilson. =,
rod.
Browns Muster GrOnnsl--DH- ]. Xix. Lu'cy Cos
Vim. Holland.
ford
Evergrccn-E. J. Earle J c'.n '.ng',aai. NJ ii.
Smith.
Minion-<- w. Major, Ben IN Black, y. j.
Smith.
Polls to be open ONE DAY Al each precinct
The managers TO meet at the Cou" ilou-s on t:ic
day following, count the voEcs ANA d.,!l:c 'hc
election.
Nov %. 1861 i6E q
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acter there looms up the reality which is the true'
genuine disciple of Christ. He has sincerely re-
pented of his sins-has found peace in believing,
and uses all the powers of his mind, body ana
soul to serve God according to the best OF his
ability. Prompt in his obedience to the require
ments of the Gospel, he feeds the hungry, clothes
the naked. visits the sick, the widow and father
less and never let's an opportunity pass of doing
Good not TO be seen of men, but for the glory OF
God and the good of his fellow man. He is hum
BILE in his department, temperate in his hanis'
constant in his devotions, prcfcrring others to him-
self. and continually exercises that charity WHICH
cnvers multitude of sins. His household is or
dered Alright, all his work, and all his duties are
controlled by system, that everything may DC aohe
sdeccntlv. and in order" He makes no parade
of his profession, yet that profession is backed up
by n spotlcss life and orderly walk-siands out IN
hold relief before the world, proclaiming to all
that there is ruth that there is reality In the re-
l;cion of Jesus Christ. When this man has finish
cd his course in this world, he lays down in death
with the same dignity, with the same cheeriu!ncss
and ouietudc that has characterized his life, and
henceforth there is laid up for him crown OF life
which the righteous Judge shall give in the day
that he makes up his jewels. How many OF US
who profess to be followers Of the meek and lowiy
Jesus. will be found to answer this description OF
the Christian Too few, fear, In comparison 10
the number of Church members.
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TO the Voters of anderson District
..MASy FnIESDs +" have announced my name as
n candidate for Clerk of the Court at the ensuing
election, and it is due to thcm as well as to the
voters of the District generally, that should make
4 RESPONSE to the announcement: At the cloac Of
nv last canvass stated publicly that did not
expect to be again candidate, and my purpose
remained unshaken until December last, when my
situation was in many respects greatly changed
owing to my misfortune, which is known to the
district.
was born and reared in this District, and am
perhaps, the oldest citizen of this town-haso al
ways resided here, and hope that my bones may
fepose; in her SOIL 1 have received many favors
from nv felloweitzers and have tried to discharge
she trust they have SO long conidcd to me with
courtesy zeal and strict fidelity. My past services
and Serformance in the Office is the best guarantee
can offer the District fo. a faithful discharge Of
its duties in the future. Many voters, therefore,
and my friends generally, authorized to use my
name as q candidate for reelection,
ELIJAH wEBB.
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,
A Political and News journal,
PUBLISHED AZ COL UMBL4, S. e.,
Daily, Tri-W eekly and Weekly.
BY CHARLES p. PELHAM

nA1Iy 5000
TRJWEFKLY 100
WEEKLY. 2.OO
Payment in advance invariably.
THIS JOURNAL, now entering upon its third
year under the present proprietor, is rapidly cx-
tending it's circulation and influence. Founded
and conducted upon the principles of State Rights,
it enjoys the reward of public confidence and en-
lightcncd approval. Entirely independent in its
management, it has stood with unwavcring conf
dcnce upon the soundncss, integrity, and consis
icncy Of its principles. Through evil report, as
we'll as through good. its voice has been heard in
defence of the EQUALITY Of the South; its coun-
sells have ever been and are for RESISTANCE 10
the wrongs attempted TO be put upon rs by Sec
tional majority.
The Southern Guardian looks for support 10 the
State and section whose rights honor and interests
il has faithfully cspouscd and maintained.
Southern Guardian steam Printing Establish
mcnt.
Having recently made large and choice additions
10 our JOB OFFICE from the best type founders
in the country, We ure now prepared 10 do all
kinds of Printing in rs neat style and on us favor
able terms as any office in the South
The premium for the best specimen OF Book
Printing was awarded At the late Fair to the pro-
prietor Of the Southern Guardian.
All communications to be addressed 10 the Soufh-
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C.P. PELHAM Columbia. s. c.
Dec 6, 1860 IL II
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hsg- The many friends of ELIJAH WEBB, Esq.,
would announce him MS candidate for Clerk of the
Court for Anderson District at the next election
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NOTICE.

TO RENT, good place, in ,! miles of Anderson
Court House. ON the Andersonve road, with COM
Portable buildings, and about 20 acres of good bot
tom land and 60 acres of upland, mostly fresh
formerly worked by r. a. Keys.
will rent privately up 10 the first Monday in
December next, nnd If moi disposed Of by that time
will put it up to tho highest bidder ct Anderson {.
II. on that day.
Now !, 1860 IL ot
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Mir tha State Convention.

Mr. Editor:-After consultation with citizens
from the various portions of our District the names
of the following gentlemen are respectfully pro-
posed to represent the District of Anderson IN the
State Convention, which will assemble on the 18th
of December proximo 1t is believed, from their
long standing in the community, firmness, ability
and experience in legislation, they will command
the confidence of the people of the District, and
worthily represent them.
HoS. J. L. ORR.
Hon. J. N: WHITNER.
Hon. R. F. SIMPSON.
Hon. J. P. REED.
GEN. S. NJ. WILKES.
Mr.. Editor Tile following ticket, for seat in
the State Convention, will be cordially supported
and voted for by co-opcrationists and separate
State actionists:
Hon. R. r. SIMPSON.
IIoN. j. l.. ORR.
IIoX. ]. ?. REED.
REV. B. F. MAULDIN.
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ANNOUNCENIENTS.
For Clerk.

" For Clerk.
s@- We arc authorized to announce Capt. H. X,
vANpIvER as candidate for Clerk of the Court
at the next election. \