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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-27

~ the Four BritIsh Reviews ana
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Al w. n 4 Ck ~, N. D.. Surgesl
w. Dentist. Offes on Sscond-St.,
betwesn Main and johnson streets, Keo1
kuk, Iowa. a 1Eu
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DISTRICT COURT OF LEE COUNTY,
STATE or IOWA, AT KEOKUk, j
To Frank Sahrsek, Sirs b8L8ps
NoU are hereby notified that there ID now on die
j In the Clerks O6ace Of tho District Court Of
Ice County, lows, Ut Ksokuk, petition OF
Barbara Schreek, asking Of said Court decree Of
Divorce from you a vineSfo n6fyimona, on the
ground Of wllful desertion from the said plaintiff
by you, without justifable or reasonable cause,
fer the space OF yssr, and fos hAbitual drunk
eness, snd far cruelty BY you 70 AMID plaintiff
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the second day Of the next September term
Of said District Court, to be holden in said county
at Ke0kuk, b decree will be rendered against you
therein in pursuance OF the prayer Of said peti-
II. L. KYLE,
June 4. 1860-dlm Sol. for Plaintiff.
OrIx inaa Noance.
TO JOSEPH w, HOLMAN.
NOU are hereby notified that there is now
i On Hle In tho Clerks 0f6ce Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, thepetiton
OF John Mcmahon, claiming or you the Fore
| closure Of mort gage on lvts and D in block on
of the city Of Kcoklk in said county and State
sum of 81, 1873 83-luO with 10 per cent. per annnm
interest thereon from March 18th, 1857, being the
amount due on a promissory Hote secured by said
mortgageon the premises aforesaid, and for gener-
al relief.
Now, therefore ,uniesa yoa appear and answer to
said petition on before the second day of the
term Of said Court at said place to be holden
judgment or decree will be rendered against ,ou
thereon pro rontssso.
CURTIS. GILMORE CURTIS,
| May z, I660-4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

NEW YORK SURR1NDERxD.-From the bad
news We have received from Albany. and frou
oehef inaasptciOus omens, We fear that thin 1tAt1
p lost "a the conservative interest,", and NAV ~
looked % safe for Lincoln and the Republican
party. Tho Regency are crying bard 70 rel
money from the merchants Of this city, o. che
ossensiblo purpoee Of using Ii In the good cause
y the interior Of the State. hut ! burnt child
breads The hre. The fools Who gave their snare
aQjlArs for The Rennsylvania elsction.l nov =.
pent Of their folly, ma ~ tAsy vil nos Be- =
easily caught eecoud time. They were cheated
oy the little Forneys 81 Pbiladelphia, the emalI
fry imitstors ~ fhA his rarn.. .~a ~ li-.ss--
was acwedso 20 BY default while ii, ,. ~.
pocsesed 30 gold Of New Fork h U 10 90
70 deceive our merchants again, and shey IN
o9staon w their hrcpchep p0cksts yheneyer anv
81 the RegeEcY approach them. TIE confidence
men ate ~ the same caJihre a. tLe Pennsy M
mendt0ants, and u they once received shc I'm.
they are begging. they would laugh Al Ia donnrs
sor their stupiditv and distribute II a,nonr thcs
own gang i there ID % much honor mon
these political thieyse % would in6uencc thcmS
% make fatr division 81 she mopev ohtsiraa
under false pretenceA They have 40 ncsion
wnatever ~ Winning ne election. and II 49,
~ anything . he contrary nov. II II All, ~,
" ~ aceo'e purpos. ~ ohtalning money and III.
sns voters Into deep alesp Or
!..r escori!y TIE moment hey III thsir Az.
49, np0n re coNtrlbgtiobs al Nsw York CIV.
yAey wv sAoY their eesdi and play ina III /!
a3nde es Llecoln - - RspsblIsaa pcrty.
~ aeraid, lRth- .A 9a
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27


h...osAL-ns. Dave Barnes, ven -, .
Rock Island and Davenport q lumA.. =
turned from Fixes Peak fev AN. . - .
emigrated there last sprins. When 4. Nv y
. steam saW and qsastx min 4 R,,s.si'. .s =
He says Pikss Peak 10 mo humh.. \. sesa
Just Bushels ef gold there. a. ~. ,s.T
return crying ''humbugr gsne,,ily IN. ~
quantity Of taat element ID al o-s 49, .t
zion. Ne says that IL rsquisss ~ - Z 80
the gold, and those who win - sa%Es
saovid stay ~ the States, where pse,ioa. ", y
cheap, a. lazy men only increase BE Price d \
dYstrioos meme living. His evidence / !.
different, however, from that Of sous y y
anything bat lazy men, Who have rs,usei
dastry allied With ssyi:sl, viii accomplish =.
" TIE gold regions; but Industry alone b,d =
Ter stay Il home In nine cases out Of ten. n.
reports Ill the Davenpcrt folks vel. Heh-.
making brief visit 70 this locaiisy, sad -
70 the !. land and Of gold and bard vOsk nsz, v.sl-
Dav. Gag. '"
| To THE FRlESDs on STEPHEN A. DsrsLa.
Every well informed Griepd Of stephen 4. nv.
ias 70 willing to acknowledge that be u, N
prospect ofshccess AZ the coming election. titT
before the people or in the House q Reprs,ra
tives. Either Abraham Lincoln win be .irx
BY the people, or John G. Breckinridr " i
lane Will be elected by the House or Ssnse.
You must either make choice betsesn ",
three or throw away your votes for ~
phen A. Douglas. Every vote YOU a. \
douglas Is . vote indirectly for John C. b.
inridge. the only man whom your votes n b
e6t-Prairic Beacon.
RADICAL ABOLITION NosrsArHxs-yku NJ
| cal Abolitionists Of Ohio have ncmna.sl |. c.
ritt Smith electoral ticket. It !. though, tAa \
yin run about even With the Douglas iieiH
In view Of the fact that the "Straiehs wv
have wandered or among the deserts u D.
Democracy. il 10 suggested that they shoad "
he termed the "Strayed Whiga.-
Still CoMSG.-The indianapolis Jpuni y
thar bare il frsm good authority, that sydg
ernor Paris G. Dunning, one Of tie abest v
ernest Of the frisnds Of Nr. Douglas in IpG.a
has avoved bis intention to support Mr. Linz
now that he sees that the election Of lib =
prfference cannot be realized. We are saI
formed that Nv. Bryant, the present State II
Flan, has expressed similar deterninatiss'
The President Of the United States hu 7
Abdel Kader two Colts bolster pistols, usua
with silver and beautifully ornanented viii Z
bcsque work, ina rosewood case, also =
mounted. The present Vas made - On en-
sion Of the gratitude Of the GovenmenskS
having protected the Christians Of DMA
intending the Americas Consul, during -
riots there.
/ In one Of the townships OF Bradford CO..
Pa, there was one Buchanan man and ust v
more man in 1856. AZ the late eieci0 I.
"fused, and the vote stood, for Curtin 80 \
ter 2. N. L& @
AaaEsr ron NrRpxR- Joseph LutesaI
Max LutemaD, his SOB, were arrested ID ~
held. ILL.,, on Friday, On . charge 81 ~
committed BY them near fIavana, Mason CO..
about two years ago. The Lutemshs hsys =
near Springfield for some time past he w.
ef one y said 70 have confessed bio guik I
bare been taken to Mason county ios srisl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

THE DoUGLAs FIREs."-Under this head,
the Worcester Times gives an account Of the
Union Meeting in New York. Squatterism ras
pretty badly roasted there, if the following ex-
tract from letter Of Jaa T. Brady's, read at the
meeting, was any test Of the prevalent feeling:
at is most obvious certainty that Mr. Doug
las and his incoherent notiens about slavery in
the territories will, at the close Of this canvass
be obsolete"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

TIxKHAM's REPoRrER.-We have received the
last number Of f. /, Tinkham l. Co.'s Bank
Note Reporter. 1t lis journal of great interest
to our business men,. One Of its valuable fea-
lures is its descriptions Of both genuine and
counterfeit notes. s@ 1858 sf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

~ Carl Schurz, delivered an address on the
political questions of the day, at the Cooper In
stitute, in New York, on Thursday evening, in
German. The hall was crowded to overlooking
The speech, said to have been one Of Nj. Schurz's
finest efforts, having been concluded. scene Of
the greatest enthusiasm followed. The entire
audience rose, and gave round after round Of
applause for the orator and for the Republican
candidates. ~ ~ IL
og During the evening there was a fine display
Of Wide Awakes. At one time about fifteen
hundred men with torches were drawn up around
the Institute
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

ga German, named Myers, was found in
the street, in Cincinnati, on Sunday night, hav-
ing been stabbed nine times. He was not dead,
but is not expected to recover. Gt gs4ag.5 ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

cY- Mr.. A. J. Brennin, of Twin Grove. hal
presented the editor Of the Bloomington Panta
graph with q monster potatoe weighing nine and
three fourths pounds. This is too large to
handle conveniently
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27


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veefN Il Would haSs savsd them aIf re t'sers. ]
presss q which thsy low b1gan p spsak sscsass
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ncliticaI ogrsnisaticn byies siehs naiue.-to drop
The offensive and puerile adjunct BLACK, and
- cease confounding Abohtonisn with hepaen-
tnct. What are yoa g gain: We bes % Know,
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niscnievous me- ppiCauon g nases a.e.. =
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we PusPoses, e sP'.s ~ =. 49, ..,.SA
your sakess ao.noon sus 49, - - ~ srss..
q sPeaklng 2. sne greas ayc M y - S...n.
ioyme, lA~solu.ng peOp'.. - 80 :....;.ahs.;nr
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umsVe nepus ~ II = -. - = S;esa.s.. 4,
real oD)ecss nnese snsIs - e y !.
ascertainng- lney arg i.os g q 1ounl = u 10
i qRerances OF any e4citee - y. u y
extravagans fanatic TAKE sne genesat ,enor y
Republican spescnes 20 Oones.D = u'c 1sse sI
sion. See wnat y really put ioFsn ~ hePCo.t
can doctrine 10 the Cnlcago plasIoFH Noss
j carefully what's s2!d " ne sQunaeF and MoEe
Influential hepubiican Journals. Msao 'pe cam
paign speeches OF the NEST popular kepnoncau
orators. Above ail study ne recorded opinion.
Of Abraham Lincoln himself, as the most dire Z;
possible exposition Of the principles tnas val
guide his administration. DO not selze upon and
attempt to pervert his abstract avowals tno
more positive than were long ago uttered az 70.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

An Indiana correspondent Of the, New York
Times gives the following stumping feat Of Hon.
Owen Lovejoy:
His famous 'jurv trial" is the most daring and
brilliant exploit ia the annals Of popular oratory
Being in 'Egypt" be empanneled and swore :
Jury of twelve men out of his audience, and
proceeded to defepd the Republican party on 2
general Democratic Indictment, in due legal
form. Nine Of his jury were Douglas men, but
being men Of character and under oath, they
were forced to answer on their consciences. and
the Jury returned nnanimous verdict of '.Not
Guilty" That speech did make : number Of
conyerta .sEasAs ssss# s q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

The Toxin OF WAsHIHGroN-W understand
that the agent of the Ladies' Mount Vernon As
ISOLATION is in the city, with very fine colored
Autograph Of the Tomb Of Washington, for
sale-the proceeds of which are to 60 to the
Association, and will be devoted to the improve
ment of the grounds. Aside from the picture,
it will be pleasure to every one to assist in
preserving this Mecca Of Americans.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

As to the fact that the Dcuglasites offered the
nomination for Vice President to Mr.. Yancy--
about which some were increduloas weeks ago-
the evidence has been constantly accommodating.
uuntil now it admits of no question. s. laesst
The following distinct and responsible state
ment from the Charleston Courier. Of the 10th
inst, is alone conclusive on that point: a3N
WILLIAM L. YAxcEY AND THE NOMINATION.
We are authorized to state positively and dis.
tinctly, and on responsible evidence which can
be furnished to proper demand, that the nom
ination TOR the Vice Presidency Of the Douglas
ticket, was offered to William L. Yancey. Of Al
ALBANIA
This offer was made through or by George y
Sanders. Of New York, and with the knowledge
of Stephen Arnold Douglas, and but few days
before the meeting Of the adjourned Convention
| ut Baltimore
We respectfully request exchanges interested
to give extensive circulation to this assertion il
| the words OF, and on the authority Of the Cour
er; as we have placed it above, and we demand
| n justice, that those who undertake to doubt
| should put their negation in a proper form.
| This will be taken as an answer to all wht
have questioned US concerning our former asser
ton of the same fact, as we had not then thu
distinct evidence available, although we wer,
| fully convinced before We Grst uttered the a.
sertion. T@4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

PREsDoN SoR WHIrE MEN-Such was the
spirit that filed the proud heart Of the Phari.
see, when he thanked God he had not made him
rs other men were, extortioners, unjust, adulter-
era, or even % the publican who stood near BY
him. Freedom for white men Such was the
spirit Of the prosecutors Of old, when the saints
Of the Lord, Of whom the world was mot wor-
thy, we're tormented and slain. Freedom. for
white men! Such Vas the spirit Of Cromwell's
soldiers, when they slew BY myriads the fore-fa-
theirs Of the very men who carried the banner
with this miserable inscription. Freedom for
white men the very echo Of the cry Of "Ameri-
ca for the Americans"
Freedom Tor White Nepl When God made
Of one blood al natiohs- of the earth, did he
give to the white man an exclusive right to his
greatest blessing, apd subject two out Of every
three of his creatures to the tyranny Of TIP 9th
err Freedom for Ehite men! A. we'll CRY out
Geds free air, and pure water for white men
only! The right 70 freedom IL - God-giYsn -
the right 70 existence itself. BY what right does
any race srrogate the blessing Of freedom 70 it.
sslf alone, and leave slavery Tor al the rcst!
\ Have not the men Who sl,amelessly carried the
banner with this proscriptive motto upon it, the
sense to see what conclusions al such ideas OF d
class monopoly Of any Of Gods gifts to man, will
finally lead " freedom be the right Of white
men only, Why not Of some particular olass OF
white men! Our'Irish ftiindf we're 9ussiy indig-
nant when the Know Nothing Organization saisii
the CRY Of "ANeFica for the Amcricaps,r but
that was only parody on their oyp contimpsi-
BILE motto Of Freedom FOR white Mem That
race which aids in forging . chain fort necks
OF another, i also forging the other end OF ii
for their own libertiea Freedom for white men
may sound ven enough in their eass nov, while
they are frightened at the bug-a-boo Of pecro
equality; but when the next ssep 10 taken and
the cry IL Freedom for White Men. OF Ameri.
can Birth" the music will not sound % sveetly.
How noble, how manly. how truly Americas
N tne best tense Of the word, d the opposition
Of this motto, '.Sympathy for the Oppressed "
all Nations,s Who, with. heart snd I con-
science, can hesitate for one moment a. "a which
party he ehall give bis support-ihe one which
psrades the nafrov, sslfsh, gnmanly, contsmpti.
Ole motto Of ''frecdom for White Men y OF The
organization WHICH proudly proclaims ana prsc.
tees the duty Of "Sympathy' for the Oppressed
Of ~ NstioaA Chicago Democrat - "a IN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

AT the Newark IN j. election We notice the
Republicans carried the Board Of Education, and
the Democrats the Board for granting liquor
licenses. Each party looked out for what it was
most interested in ,l -4r
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

CArrLE.-A large drove Of very fine fat cattle
passed through town yesterday, bound east.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

Somebody writes from Kentucky to Cincin-
natl paper. that spot on the sun is now visible
to the naked eye. 81.
This Of course refers To- the little son Of his
mother who has found that Lincoln Spot" tae
Squattsrites have been SO jolly over. They find
it visible to the naked eye and growing bigger.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27
DIED.

II tAls city. yesterday evening, Mr.. \. ". Pa
aaed 80 years.
The funersl win take place q his rssiaenee, 80
moon q one c'clock.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27
x,ne.an,e ASrnanlstraaaon.

The elections in Maine, Pennsylvania, Yer
mont, Indiana and Ohio, each Of which has been
carried BY the Republicans. by largely increased
majorities, have pointed to but one inevitable
result in November, and the New York Herald
but expresses frankly what has been every mans
private opinion, when it admits Mr.. Lincoins
election, and predicts that New York will 90 for
himby majority equal to the population Of Kan
sas, (lOO,O0Ol This being admitted, speeula-
lions are being made 40 TO the manner 10 which
the administration will be carried on. The Her.
aid is good natured enough to look upon the
matter very kindly. saying that present oomens
promise government, conservative and consti
tutional, and one to be managed 20 delicately ia
its relations to the South, as to satisfy the mos
Jealous. We think that such 10 the opinion O
every reasonable man, for otherwise ne canno
account for che calm and indifferent manner ii
which everybody views the prospect before US
A significant fact too, is the sale Of ter and on,
half millions Of United States stock to New Yorl
capitalists. ct rates above par, showing that the.
consider this government under Lincoln to b.
/ Dt8Olc eNVuSu W EseA W1eaE uSsAeoy uPOus
| The manneri in which this govssnmenuent ha
been carried on under the democratic regime
for the last eight years, and particularly unde
Mr.. Douglas doctrine, has given satisfaction IL
nobody. Aside from the aggressions of TIL
slave power, there has been too great disregar'
Of public interest in matters Of private and gener
allegislat:on, putting them all undera party test
and introducing into every department corrup,
| ions Of the yilest character. Everybody wants
change; and all are willing that the gover1men
should be placed in the hands Of an old Cla
Wing, who entertains the same opinions tina
Henry Clay did In 1874 and all his life, an
whose sole design will be to restore the govern
ment to the principles in which it was carried o
previous to the passage Of the Kansas ebrask
R;ll
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

ca The Republicans on the Pacific are jubi-
liant over the election of Col E. D. Baker, as a
Republican U. 8. Senator from Oregon, aud the
defeat of 10. Lane They say that if Col B. will
stump California that State will give her vote to
Lincoln and Hamlin. ...5.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

"a Mr.. Yancey made speech to an immense
audience in Cincinnati. Itabounds in fine rhet.
oric, butts not particularly logical Iii "full Of
sound and fury, signifyiug nothing
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