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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-14
Later from EUROPE.

The Adriatic, from Southampton, Aug. /,
arrived 81 New York on the 18th, having La
dy Franklin and niece among the passen-
gers.
military convention had been concluded
between Garibaldi and Gen. Olary acting for
Naples. The latter retains the ports OF syria
cuse, Augusta and Messina; the navigation
OF she straits OF Messins 10 free, and the Oft
adel OF Messina was not to Are on the town.
uaribaldian colors ware to take equal rank
with the flag OF Naples.
All the war steamers in the English dock
yards are TO be made ready to meet an emer-
genoy.
Turkey has accepted the proposals for in
tervention, made BY the convention ct Paris,
with some notifications.
Rev. Graham of the Irish Presbyterian
Mission ut Damascus, was murdered in the
open street. He had guard OF Turkish
soldiers, but they did nothing towards de-
Tending him.
GENoA, July 3l.--Advices from Damascus
are to the 10th OF July. Three thousand
Christians had taken refuge 10 the citadel
occupied by Algerincs under Abdel kadsr.-
The town 10 in the power OF murderers and
incendiaries to the number OF 240O. The
Turkish garrison Of 500 VAS inactive, or
hostile soldiers had driven the Christians in
to the Hames OF burning houses. The came
account computes the number OF victims at
from two to three thousand, but the state
ments may be exaggerated.
The Turin Journals speak OF the probabil-
ity Of = meeting this month between the King
and Napoleon.
A letter from Milan states that some Hun
garian soldiers, having obtained ball cart
ridges, fred into corps Of chasseurs, noted
for loyalty TO the Emperor. One sergeant
was killed. Several OF the Hungarian ofhcers
| afterwards deserted.
Liverpool Brsadstufs.- Flour quiet and
easier, bat unchanged. Wheat steady
Corn dull; mixed 30(9304. Beef heavy
quotations barely maintained. Lard steady
st 5o(963.
The appearance of the French crops hss
much improved, and prices were lower a'
Paris.
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ROCKS OF THE REr. STATE Cen L. COMMITTEE,
Des Moinex, Iowa, Aug. 9Th, 1850.

I have been directed by the Republican State
Central Committee, to announce to the Republican
party and press OF the State of Iowa. that the Com
mit,ee have, with singular unanimity, resolved,
lst-Not to Assem- bic State Convention to nom
iuate candidate for Justice Of the Supreme Cour
TO fll the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Hon
L. d. Stockton. 2d-To recommend to the Repubii-
can party and the Republican press, that Hon.
q soRsx @. WRIGHT, Of Van Buren, County, BE- re-
rarded and supported M the Republican Csnddat &c
Tor the position. 1t 10 necessary to mention but
one Of the many reasons that prompted the action
The Commute are advised, tina; in % doing. taey
reflect the wishes of q very large majority OF the
party in this state. III. Nd. H0XIE,
Chairman Rem. State Cen 4. Com.
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Ex-speAksr orr Disunioniss.

Ex-Speaker Orr, OF South Caroline, who
received the united support OF the Democracy
for that position, avows himself in favor Of
disunion. He 10 a Breckinridge man says
that Douglas 10 justly obnoxious to the South,
and that Lincoln and Hamlln will be elected
10 November. He 10 not willing to abide by
the decision Of the people in accordance with
the Constitution, and therefore advises that
South Carolina secede, provided always that
the Section Stateso will 20 with her.
lie belongs to that large class OF politicians
who "would rather rule in He'll than serve 10
Heaven" and subscrbes to the "rule OF
ruin" dogma in politics.
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Messrs. Blssell and Chadwick, who
have been engaged In efforts to procure IN
abatement OF the Rock Island Bridge a.
nuisance, were arrested the other day on :
charge Of being engaged in conspiracy 10
burn the bridge down.
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". e. BARRETT,
fsuccEssoR TO .. A. DuKs.)
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES

NJ ALL kINDS.-LAdioe' Kid Heel Boots, from
~ VI, 2S to - ,26. Ladies' Kid Slippers, SO
cts to 81, rs. Ladies' Caters of xll kinds. Eng
glish, French and Italian Silk Lasting Of al col
ors. Congress and Side Lace with and without
heels chsaper than ever.
Misses and Children's Kid Ancle Ties and Slip.
psrs Boots and Caters, all sisea, with or without
heels cheaper than the cheapest. Mems and Boys
Boots, and Shoes, and dsitsrs, Patent Leather
Calf, and Kip, sewed and peggsd, Home made and
Eastern, cheap for cash. Keenan, Shoes, Piow
Shoes, ami farmers Caters, and Oxford Ties
French Calf, and sewed, and pegged, always on
hand, and made to order on short notice.
Do not forget the place. No. 80 Main street.
Sign Of the Mammoth Boot.
keokuk, june Is, 1860. w. H. BARRETT.
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81 K BBL6. Plantation and Sugar House Molawss
81 Tor sale low by KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-14

only undermine the foundations OF our Re-
public, but demolish the whole fabric, and
make the United States the laughing stock
of the dospots OF the whole world. And We
in the Northwest must never forget the pro.
position of Senator Douglas to empower the
individual States 10 levy tonnage duties. II
Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Missis-
sippi and Louisiana did get the power Of
levying tonnage duties, what would become
OF our trade down the Mississippi and the
Missouri riversY
| Every one eau see that we have to look az
ter more than the niger, DOW Douglas 10 beg
/ ging votes to help him to the Presidential
chair. Let us bring these important ques-
tions before our Dem ocratic voters and wri-
tiers; perhaps it will cure them little Of their
niger mania, and direct the faculties Of their
mind 10 another channel. IL will require .
little more study OF constitutional law, OF
principles OF wise and good government, and
Of the stand which our State ought to occu-
py in the sisterhood Of States, bat steady and
variation of study will do them good. There
are, perhaps, some past recovery: let them
alone, and when they become unmanageable
and dangerous for themselves and others
well, We have splendid asylum for such un-
fortunate beings. Let US, however, never
forget to take every necessary precaution
against November, 90 that the maniacs can.
not get hold Of the ballot-boxes for unholy
purposes; let Us organise and elect with :
will, Lincoln, Hamlin, and Samuel r. Cur.
tis. II. p. s.
PsLLA, Aug. I, 1860.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE Ia hereby given, that all persons delin-
~ cucnt in payment Of "T.xes of every descrip-
ton for the year 1859, or any and oil previous
years. must make payment OF the same at once, If
they wish TO save their Heal Estate from sale for
such delinquent tax, the undersigned 10 required
by act of the Legislature at a last session TO make
such sale in accordance with said law, which Ii the
most stringent of any revenue law yet passed upon
the subject vesting title at In the purchaser,
and providing for redemption only st great sasri-
hce, and materially curtailing the time in which
redemption oan be made al all.
The above sale will be made ~ soon ~ the notice
required by Law be given, and the proper steps
taken TO make such sale in accordance with the
law Il. Ii ALLYN,
augl3-dlm Treasurer Ice Co., Iowa.
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REMEMBER
THAT THERE WILL BE A GRAND
Republican Mass Meeting
BARBACUE
P r | Nj r O S f,

Wednesday. Aug. To-
A great gathering is expected, and every
Republican 10 requested to come out and give
one day to the country.
Senator HARLAN, hon. JAS. r. WILL
SON Of Fairfield, and SAMUEL +. MILLER,
ESQ, will address the meeting. The "Wide
Awakesn OF Keokuk will be there.
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] INT DIS G q s. Q n s.
netween measrs. Curtis and Cole.

The following arrangement for joint discussion
between Col. Curtis and Mr.. Cole has been consum-
ed by IL. Nj. Hoxie, in behalf Of the State ke-
publican Com mittee, and Mr. Cole. We call atten-
tion to the TERMS q well to the times specified
hAln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-14
HON. M. L. MePH ERSON,
REpl BLICAN CANDID

REPUBLICAN CAADIDAIE FOR
r. NJ n - EN- sIAL ELECT q II !,
Will address the people apon the Political issues,
ct the times ard places a. stated below,
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The Central Committees ia tie several COUNTIES
above aed ~ii u4sks all Necessary arranR tmen .
for the meetings, and see that due not,ee IL pub
liskcd.
By order OF the Rep. State Central Com.
- The Republican nominations In Gin
cinnsti for Congress are: Judge Oliver Spen-
Ger for the First District and tho present
nsnbsr, John A. Gurley for the Second Dis
teiet.
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Sr'tTe empttn9eu, na6 oenen @p. Maiefdt
SDre o9rttte ridteten. Garit Weaernid
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tra9te Wfarle SCuile, fano ni6t etlpas Q[ns
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oarin Die eurOpdilhen WaAte rplroen
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nob etner Serrldaft, penn Sie lelber nerpen
nlemQls in Selte pes 6eGo9stbnmS parma
9flan9en, lpenn @w. Wajeltat pitle 8epins,
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Btod,tct ;soIaeuses bel 3citeh.

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Ihnen an enen eobreneu Nr pcnben our pbn ndt
bon ienen G6meren beire mirb rnbcrn bencbeR audi bd-
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bi. troltrisIen 5cIsen berbelfhtren.
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oenpnen wsr6c Nu be9e Gninou9 ein9etreten 1T,
rirb cine gnidrant,lg Der 9ebenspeile uobsencg. y
Md ben Rruntheiten bes peibliben @bes bat Vr j. S-
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aeu RSbe erbaIten Die Yte6n III gut wubt nittrbAb
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Nnaobe Der SentptCne Dr. g. 3d. SnIub IN rerereisn geen
ccultrtn nab bic Daehu mad rgsnb ensm RPs es sen6eS
eeIhidt erbolteu. ~, 81 4.a.e, 4. .
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pdrate 2nynter aur Dspctionber Patienen., ,tst;gey
OfeM BON 1tbr MorGeu$ bic ubt Nbente
~ 8 st1l It'l9 L. Or. g. y. Gmitb, i5r3
Sa3o-s a a l4feaf EC- II Glib -SrebertRr. Baltimore.
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&ioener SocerD 1T @5pl0eS tpertb
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Ian1t ben rertbsrnhn u6 ntngen Ibe oes Stabebiees
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faefeGten gres $l5 u gertduf brin9en ib 3mar
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bees panes br ea4aft eebaat une ote &usfIbrune
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naa unIerer Stdbt leeen.
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be6enb enpeer In eiun 5000 Sus erDsen Garten
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Gtns 9etlanS IN 2 Gaser suSsliAert.
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In Gbteaeo, Su. q 80
Die Sueenb bic nnntet unO has glter Mge lpGtep stees
Bud lefen @s enb6 nsltde 8elebrunee br bic Grbdle
ote G6m6den b Rranfbeten @efHlehtsbeile fir Bte
wG ben ~ eriaEpfencen INTO ilmmen 5peen nGelb.
btfefus" anberer @uShpetfungen en Der nertbSoae
atb unb bic ebrneden arnneen welGe erbeil merben
Sabre hes Qetbens Serbaeu ub Gb Inuiene 9eben
ten. Der SetIunesplun, anf Der Mnwenbune ber @lee-
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elen B eenisen pnenten Oe tbr @eO fur Weon eepen-
bet babe atne eebett u m @ nt6t bic ret Shmtebe ees
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trsnt SSees rattoueG ee1ei wsOen @essn Giesuns
aOreFrt . r. S. eubdrfd d, gtitasO Sd. (SS2ijfum)
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y5altiulOre4seccf ccfsSoOlpital,

GItarunoet our llnterOriIfune Der Quadldlberei.
Der einsiSe Ylag, MO cine 6etlun8 erlannt
e-6 iperpen farm. lii15t ts.'tlt Rjil2.
IS" 0tnDerilns ii, feds Stunbett. fa
Retn Gucf(ilber, oas euerr 0elnnDbdt ucI'
LENDS rutntrt. eh32IH
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Or Solution,

Mteeo res tSnteen &plesHmS Der Dunbdrate In QOnhpn
eOraentrte enes Der ere ebtsnen Gpaea Der er tao-
ten Der ben eSben lp nes eebens tn ScIpdlern ppu
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e bet pos1en @erdu6eu ~ ebr ertreden te j OFT
psn oct srtnsen 8enisfeeu u purHen ausenbIidG s
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@eflbrIi6e Rranfbeit.

gDenn 6er rrteeett unb nfIgSs Sanstr Ns eaAers
eeOmeh bat 70 sef6teb tdufs rds Elm nn,etss Sdase-
fabl coer ete Tat SOr gntetdns TIN a6lred I'D an sne
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rem sntlsnesr 3als clue bOt sta S@msr tn BEN 8Up aN
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ecr Sdumen unD bte WannOheu etuuen bas Dpfr ur
barren 9rdnttett ttH @esndne bes WtIstbs wb
snen hredltben eehn blbnr en &nee mat tne mad
iene 2anbe brngt waunsu fett &enber jurhftebrt
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