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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06
Congwess--Aah.

HousE.-The Democracy again urged
temporary organisation, and offered reso
luton to that effect, blank being left for
the Speakers name. Washburne proposed
10 I'll the blank with the name Of John Sher-
man. That did not suit the Democracy
The Republicans would consent to no other
name, and the resolution proved Failure
After rambling debate, of the same gen.
eral character with the debates OF the month
past, the House agreed to take vote for
Speaker, previous to which there was call
of the House.
Mr.. Scott declined longer use of bis name
for Speaker.
Craig, of Mo-, nominated Davis, Of Ind.
McClernand was nominated.
Etheridge made few humorous remarks,
and voted for H. #. Clark, characterizing
him as an Anti. Lecompton and lshmaeli.e
Democrat.
The House voted for speaker with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number of votes 207; necessary for
choice l04; Sherman l0l, McClernand SO,
Gilmer Ia, Davis Of Ind. 9, vallandineham
Il; rUmainars scattering. The House then
adjourned.
The absence of Mr.. Reynolds without
pair, accounts for the change in the relative
vote for Mr.. Sherman, who lacked 3 votes OF
an election.
SESArE.-Mr. Toombs presented petition
of the people of Ascension Parish, La, on
the subject Of the Hounas land grant. He
moved its reference to the committee on pub
lie lands. AS Chairman Of the committee
On private lands, he felt embarrassed ty the
charges made against him in connection with
that grant. Referred to select committee
of FIVE.
Wigfail, Senator from Texas, made his
appearance, and was sworn in.
MIR. Mason said that the word seryile.
which be had applied to States where Slave
ry did not exist, was yesterday criticized by
the Senator from Wisconsin. He used the
expression deliberately, and thought it drew
the true disticton between States where
Slavery did exist and those where there are
no slaves. 10 common parlsnee the States
were called slave and free, and those among
whom be lived had never taken offense at the
denomination. he did not see how excen-
tlans could be taken. lie might have re-
Tered TO the Democratic party in the free
states, to whom, perhaps, the term might be
sometimes properly applied.
Dir. Harlan, and Mr. Foster of Conn, dis
cussed the Presidents Message at much
length.
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sSann Decision.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.
In the case of the Keepers Bank, against
Willard and Odist, before the Superior Court,
ssasd By hs paa ~ the dours ds n;as
that when bills Of bank we're presented for
redemption, they must be redeemed without
unnecessary delay, or they were liable TO pro-
test. Payment in dimes and half dimes did
not fulfill the law. The Court also decided
in connection with this matter that the
amendments to the General Banking Law
were constitutional, though not submitted TO
the people. The cases are TO be carried to
the Supreme Court for final decision.
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n. a.. -. ~

i. -. -. r..
A PUBLIC Installation OF the Officers Of Kcoknk
"A Lodge No. Is, and Puckechetaok lodge N o.
43. will take place at the Odd Follows Hall, on
Friday evening, the 9th mat, ut o'clock.
An address will DO delivered by tho Rev. n.
Evans.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
y. 8. MERRIAM, lc.,...
J. w. 6TIMPS0G. ooln n'''ee'
Jan. b. '60-d2t
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hUBUkN, DEC. 90.
Gov. Seward arrived in this city at 81
O'Clock this afternoon. He was welcomed in
q speech by Michael d. Myers, Esq, and re-
sponded in very happy and appropriate
manner. A national salute OF 80 guns was
fred. The public and private buildings were
decorated, and the bells Of the CITY rang .
merry welcome. He was greeted BY con-
course Of 10000 persons. The demonstra-
ton has never been equaled by anything Of
the kind in Auburn.
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DIED

On Wednesday, the 4th inst, WILLlAx HoRD, son
OF William H. and Anna I. Worthington.
Funeral to-day, Friday, the 9th inst, at ii
o'clock a. m, from the residence Of the parents on
Highest, between 9th and 7th. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend without further no.
tice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

The Dubuque Erprsss and Herald Doug
las DENY speaks of the composition of th'
Senate Committees as organized by tn,
Democracy of that body, as 'downrigh
"Southern sectionalism and barefaced out
ssrage.o The Cleveland piaindsdler, sam,
politics, says, 'sths makes pretty showing
cup to the country of Southern clannshnes.
"and sectionalism. So far as the
.Democratic party is concerned, the South
shave indisputahle control in both branches
ssof Congress-" And the Cincinnati En-
qusrer, also Douglas DEM, says, "We re-
gard the composition OF the Senate COM
"mittees as an unmitigated political out
''rage The craftsmanship of every COM
"mittee of any Importance was given to a
"Southern Democrat
IL il possible that you can see sfsectional-
ism" in any body but Republicans Is it
possible that there can be any sectional
ists' but those who object to extending the
Institution of human bondage by Federal
authority? 1t is new thing to admit as
much. Perhaps by and by you can get your
eyes open wide enough to see that the soul
and essence of the Democratic party, as ID
now exists, is pro.slavery sectionalism.
0TThe Cincinnati Enquirer is perhaps
the most powerful and prominent organ of
the Douglas Democracy in the country. One
of its editors sacrificed the Post Office in that
city TO his zeal for maintaining inviolate "my
great principle and sustaining his partisan
CHIEF, having, possibly, however, an eye to
more profitable opportunities under the Ad-
ministration that he fancied was TO succeed
the one about expiring. And yet, under the
present aspect Of things, the editors proclaim
that they would Support jeff. Davis, or any
. other Democrat nominated by the Charles
ton Convention, even if placed on slave
" code platform, or on platform equivalent
"in doctrine to that declared In Buchanan's
!" message" while pretending to scorn the
doctrines of the message. which, they say,
like the slave code, nationalizes slavery
We have no doubt but that they would. And
nearly all the Douglas leaders would do the
same. They are rapacious and craven set,
with whom fidelity to principles an unmean-
ing idea. But the mass of the followers are
not so destitute of positive principle and con-
victions of public duty. They cannot make
the rank and file bow quite as low as they
are willing to themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

BANKING HOUSE OF
q ~ q IL G. a N ID Il ~ II q,
i HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner in fhs
! Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years). The bust
ness, hereafter, Willie conducted under the arm
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON l. 90.
Being one OF the oldest Banking Houses (if not
the odcst) In lows, the new arm soleits . sontin-
uance Of former patronage so literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
nsr wis
RRHsR.ncxs
Park Bank, N. X.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers.N
Edward W. Clark Co., PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman B 6slpoks, chicago.
MeohAnios' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton 81 Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., 90 Louisvillc
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
ksokuk Jan. l, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jan6d
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Ca man named Cottrell, who has spent
several years ia the Ohio State Prison upon
charge Of arson, or which jury found
him guilty, has lately been liberated, bis in.
nocence having been proved. The testimo-
nv which convicted ths- -as gwen by Dis
wife, who swore falsely against him to get
him out OF the way, as she was guilty OF
improper intimacy with another man. to
whom she took "shine.'' The most that
could be done FOR him was to e, him 90 free.
But he ought to be literally, lavishly remu
nsrated for his unmerited suffering. In this
respect, States fail Of doing the comm onest
justice to those who have been mistakenly
robbed 81 their time, and doomed to punish !.
ment and humiliation. Another and ulster
policy cannot too soon be adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

gTA yonng man who gave bis name AZ
William Shew was arrested ut Davenport,
LAST week, Tor passing counterfeit money
The bogus hs had with him was on the ola
fayette" Bank at Bloomington and the ssIn
tsrnAtional" Bank ut Raleigh, Ill
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the steamboat disasters upon the western
waters during the year 1859:
Boats sunk (including barges, &C., by
snags, grounding, butting banks, &C., ia
Destroyed by fire, 81
Partially destroyed by fire, 8
Sunk by collision with other boats, s.
Damaged by collision with other boats, IA
Steamboat sunk by coming IN contact
with Rock Island Bridge, /
E:arges sunk by coming in contact with
r. |. Bridge, S
Boats damaged by collision with other
bridges, 5
Damaged by snaes (but not sunk), 10
Damaged by blowing out cylinder heads,
explosion of pipes, &C., 8
Exploded boilers, S
Foundered in gales, 3
Injured by gales, 8
Lives known to have been lost, 2l8
Estimated loss to property, 1880, 800
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

KeOk NIX Hra nch Bank stack for Sal Q.
M SHARES Of the Stock OF the State Bank
III Branch Mt keokuk. for sale. Apply ut the
Banking House of Ii. X. Love 4 Co.
Jan. 8, '60-d JOHN O. FLOYD
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On
RAILROAD,
OPEN To FORT MADISON.
ONLY ONE DAILY TRAIN.
CHANGE OF TIMEi

E,ROM AND AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. 9Th.
l. and until farther notice, only oEe train will
be run each way, ~ follows:
viii leave Keokuk At 1880 clock q. m. and arrive
IT Fort Madison Ut 4. m.
Will leave Fort Madison 1t ESQ p. m, and arrive
Ut Keokuk NJ 900 p. m.
The 1880 o'clock a. m train from Keokuk connects
at Fort Madison with fret class Post Coaches OF the
" estern Stage Co, making suro connections ut
Burlington with evening trains East and West.
Pare by this route Low AS THE LOW
Est, and passengers subjected TO - few changes as
by any other route. -
THROUGH TICKETS over this lime can be pro-
cured to All the principal places East, West and
North, Of j. r. TEWKSBURY, Ticket Agent, op-
posite the Billings House, Main-st., Ksokuk.
b. w. DAVIS, 6upt.
Jan. 4, '60-dAw
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we have eDdeavored to ascertain from re-.
haoie sources, the number OF hogs and cat
tie purchased the present season In this coun.
ty, and their estimated value:
nosss, 900 head at ST per head, $l7,50C
Vattie, QUO S25 !" 1880
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

THE DEs MONKS VALLEY Vine liz published
every Monday at this Office, is of the Oldest pa
pers In Iowa, and has widely extended circua-
tion throughout the Dies Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

ton.
One of the editors OF the Iowa City Re-
publican has recently visited Washington
City. He thas speaks Of the Iowa Congress
sional Delegation:
We had the pleasure of meeting the Iowa
Delegation in Congress, who are deservedly
popular with their brother Republicans At
the seat OF government. Senator Harlan oc-
cupies an snviable position in the party, il,
and is acknowledged to be . good debster,
sound and logical reasoner, and an untiring
worker. His return to the Senate, OF which
there 10 no doubt, 10 very much desired by
his fellow Republicans 10 the Senate. Gov.
Grimes having but recently taken his seat in
the Senate has made no public display OF the
ability which ie accorded to him wherever he
il known. He is statesman OF large and
varied experience in legislative affairs, and
will worthily represent the young and giant
Hawkeye State In the u. s. Senate.
Iowa 10 wellrepresented in the House by
Mr.. Vandever Of this District, and by Col.
Curtis of the First District. Col. Curtis 10
man of fine physique, hardly excelled by
any one in the House. He has served seye-
raj years in Congress, earned good reputa-
tion ~ speaker and man OF talent, and his
recent debate with the fre-eating Singleton
Of Miles,, added greatly thereto. His ready
answers to every question, and prompt and
able vindication of the principles of the Re-
publican party, have promoted:his popularity
and will give BIN additional influence with
his fellow members. Mr.. Vandever has 20
far contented himself with voting steadily
for the Republican nominee for Speaker,
having taken his seat at the FIRST Of the pres
ent term. MIR. v. 10 man OF too ine abil-
ity not to make his influence felt in political
circles. No man in the House, with equal
experience, is HE superior. Iowa may Justly
be proud OF her Delegation in Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

GTA lady in Davenport, on tho 2Sth, gave
birth TO twins, both girls, one having FIVE
fingers on each hand, and the other FIVE FIN
gers on one hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

Longwood, Mt st. Helena, where Ma
poleon died, now belongs to the French
The present Emperor has recently ordered
$4,000 to be expended in repairing the
house and tomb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

NOVEL Evidence OF ABoLrTIoSIsM.-A man
was arrested in Columbus, Ca, recently, on
charge OF being ali Aboltioniat and tamper-
'ng with slaves, one of the chief evidences
against him being several volumes OF the Life
q Christ, Of which he was the agent. The
dlge y Christ il denounced by number of
'ueorglAns as black Republican work. We
nave no doubt some Of the ultra Southerners
Wall soon declare Jesus rank Abolitionist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06
Total.
$4,000

Total, $4,000
There are yet large number OF cattle
feeding for the spring market.
The number OF hogs, if the crop should be
good next year, will double the above
lIhariton Lucas Coy Patriot
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Utah--Fire I'm Esmtttm res R publ.
can state Conventions.

The delegate from Utah will after the or
ganization OF the House, present the appli-
cation of that territory for admission into
the Union. They adopted constitution sew
eral years ago. He represents Utah has
population of 100, 900, and that IL the Nor
mons were allowed to elect their officers they
would be almost as we'll satisfied with Q ter
ritorial as State organization, and proba-
bly, be willing to pay the expenses OF their
government besides.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-The store of Trust,
Sickle & Co., fancy goods, West Baltimore,
has been burnt--loss $40, O00-insured.
The harbor 10 almost entirely closed and
steamers arrive with difficulty.
Providence, Jan. 4. - The Republican
State Convention met in Providence to- day
to nominate candidates for State officers and
to elect delegates to the Chicago Conv ention
Seth Badenford, Of Providence, was nomi-
mated for Governor. Stephen NJ. Mason, of
Smith6eld, was nominated for Lieut.. Gov
ernor over Isaac Sanders, the present incum-
bent. j. r. Bartlett was nominated for Sea-
rotary Of State. and Samuel G. Powers for
Treasurer. Thos. X. King was nominated
for Attorney General. The more radical
portion OF the Republicans had the ruling Of
the Convention.
OoNCokD, Jan L.-Ine hepuDHcan Con-
vention held here to-day, Was presided over
by Frank Smith, OF Manchester. Ichabod
Goodwin, the present Governor, was nomi-
mated for reelection by acclamation. j. @.
Tilton was nominated for Railroad Commits.
81 oner. A resolution was adopted instruct
ing the State Committee to call Convention
some time after the March election for the
choice of delegates to Chicago. Senator
Hale addressed the Convention, which Was
largely attended and unanimous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

This body met on the 4th, and was one of
the largest conventions ever held at SPRING
field. John Moore was Chairman. The fol-
lowing Delegates to Charleston were elected:
At large-Wm. A Richardson. S. s. Mar
shall, I. L. Dickey, and O. b. Ficklin.
let Congressional District-W. A. Jack
son and j. ID. Platte.
I'd District. b. Turner and A. Nj. Har-
rington.
Sd Dissrict--R. E. Goodell and A. With
ers.
4th DistrictB. s. Prettyman and r. w.
Holloway.
5th District--Austin Brooks and Vim. s.
Rollason.
9Th Districs-Murray Mcdonnell and VIM.
+. Thornton.
It'll District-Aaron Shaw and w. f. Lin
den.
9th Districts, A. Buckmaster and z.
Chasey.
9th District-W. j. Allen and w. H. Green.
Resolutions re- affirmed the Cincinnati plat
form; endorsed the Fugitive Slave Law; re-
cognized the bred Scott decision, but denied
that it was liable to the Interpretation given
to it by the Republicans, whereby it conflict
cd with sqaatter sovereignty; declared that
whatever the Supreme Court decided with
reference to any territorial law the Illinois
Democracy would abide by agreed to abide
by the nomination of the Charleston Conven-
ton; instructed their Delegates TO vote for
Douglas; declared the position Of the Iii.
nois Democracy to be that Of Mr.. Buchanan
IN his letter Of acceptance, viz: That til,
people of territory, like those of State,
shali form their domestic institutions in thei,
ownway and attributed all sorts Of treason
able designs 70 the Republican party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

GTrA white man and twelve negroes were
drowned at Savannah, Ga, on the..20th nit.
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wonldn,t Seceae.

The Southern students Of the New York
medical schools assembled on Wednesday
eveningfo deliberate upon the propriety Of
following the example of the fraternity in
Philadelphia. After abundant discussion,
In which the Union sentiment was greatly in
the ascendant, n call was made for the seee-
ders to surround the chairman, when only IA
out OF more than 800, exhibited their will
lingness TO withdraw.
Commenting upon the above, the Nash
vile (Tenn.) News SAYS:
SErsIBLE.-The thought il refreshing TO
patriotism, that out Of three or four hundred
medical students assembled in the recent I'D
dlediddle meeting in New York, only fourteen
were willing to cut off their noses for the
pleasure and profit Of disunion politicians
Even young men are not simple enough to
be gulled by those who wish another eonfed
eraey, that they may fill the Offices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

The Right Way TO Save tho linton
James 4. Brady, Esq, in his Union Saving
Speech, opened both Of his eyes, and was
enabled, therefore, to see 'sfanaticso on
either side Of Mason and Dixon's Line:
'sIIe thought fanaticism was worthy of
respect, but whether Wendell Phillips. or
some hot Southerner at the other end of the
Union, might say or do something injurious
to the prosperity Of the country, just let the
tocsin sound, let the question really be
whether courage and valor and intrepid ad-
herence to our country sustain the Union !;
and, while he would fatter no set Of men.
while he loved the South, and, perhaps, was
10 some things more in sympathy with the
| south than with the North, yet he would asx
no higher honor than in leading New Eng
land regiment in that fight, or in perishing
in its ranks.r
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General Insurance Agency.
con. SECOND AND nam.

General Insurance Agency.
con. SECOND AND MAIN.
LSIRE, LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE I'm
1 sURANGE promptly attended to 1T this Once.
Better and more INDEMNITY can be given Ut this
Agency than any other In this city, and less trouble
Esna Insurance. CO., IF Hartford, Conn, t2,e3o. 42s
Home Insurance Company, Of Eep Fork, 1,457,s
NORTH american In. Co., Hartford, Conn, 900
CITY FIRE Insmance Co., cf Nsr Haven, N0,653
Phnnir Fire Insurancs Co., Of Nep Fork, 1oo,O
Lorsisard Fire Insurance Co., Ner Pork, ~, 200
Montauk FIRE laurence Co., Ney York, 100 Gee
Connecticut Mutual Life In. Co, Hartford s,0oo,523
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured At =
Low rates ~ other Companies who pay THAR losses.
III. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Once corner ~ and Mail sts., Ksokuk, lows.
Dec. -, '0-dIm
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NIow is THE TIME 10 make your selections
IN from the extsnsivestock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
FANCY GOODS or VARIOUS KINDS
ron SALE BY
BAILEY = Bliss
AT RED CED RIOESi
NEW SUPPLY OF
Fancy Hatr Pins aad CsMbs.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired in
the best manner, and satisfaction guaranteed.
BAILEY u BLISS,
Dee. 15-d No. ~ MaIn-st.
original Notice.
Two NELSON 6A0Rs You are hereby notified
i tina there In 1le In tho Clerk = Once Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ct Ksokuk
petition and amended petition Of Henry @. De-
Louis and Louise @. DeIOuis, minors, who sue by
their Guardian, Martin Stafford, claiming Of yen
the reversion In fee simple Of the following real
tate situated in Lee county, Iowa, VIE: the undi-
vded seven Of Lot No. 10 in Block No. IS,
in the city Of keokuk; said reversion being ex-
pecant on tho estate for life OF Henry B. DsIOuis
therein said petition also claiming that petition
erss title to said reversion against you be de-
tcrmined and forever quieted. Now, therefore, UNI
less you appear and answer TO said petition on or
before the second day Of the term Of said Court
1T Keokuk 70 be holden, Judgment will bs render
cd against You thereon.
CURTIS. GILMORE CURTIS,
Jan. 4, l860-4w Att'ys for Petitioners.
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Insurance. Insurance Insurance
DOLICIKS on Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise
1 Fork Houses Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Furniture, and all insu-
rable property, issued ut the lowest rates In the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $40O, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $l50,0OO.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 600, 900.
This Agency always pays its leases promptly
Cash.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured ct .
VERY MODERATE PREMIUM, for one, three OK Eve
years. Callan learn the rates.
WIN. ~. HELKNAP, Agsi,
Jan2dlm Second-st., near Main.
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Kookuk. Mt. Pleasant ana Mus
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