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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

Hay-S -SoeGone ioG Icnrn 5rrunrm IN Sre.
Ncl ccn 9Iu1fdl ptr 99lbl ppm 6, gice. twd
fol5cncr rIaiiiiae 0cprits an88c8t taten
Me and Brick are depheeted. but god, 5
will he dun. G GOsep hane''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

ssS-5 5n Srsrtsrtam Ipa ein5 bsIsr Sage rin
BrOBartser rsputIitanii@rr Ball absebaIten rers
Pm.-setr ptnitcn ben iunssn Oamsn unO Ser.
en- bic o'IsrfrS9It&arn 3siten brt jsnsr GsIe9cn'
eit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

Es5-Ger Sal. - Scl6e bic Dem 0inrcln,
(Sau am ltBtn 6rctag Q6enp in Der beFser
Peo'6ellor 9aae tctgspObnt baten, sulifern,
pap man bort ene irbr pcrsniisir 3ett rlebte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

tTidt 81 rcrac6cn--boB mor9en her Sog
1T. mrIhen @Cupcrn6c 9ldrr, ol5 aa5rmeincr
8ub' nb gettaa teitjmmt bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

Bof1in9ton, II. gtop. 2tu6 SUI
rldili9er Sue4e miro periihert, Dap cin
ourO mebrere iiotibe Stoot6mGnner,
wie Stepbcn6, Sumter, 9iipe6, Seu,
y. Sobnlon uno 2(n0ere unte6ei6nete6
Manifcit nGHiten6 erloien percen pers
oe, in peltbem Der Suon auf9efoyoert
miro in Der llnion 5u Uerblciben, uno in
melibem bic ltnm69lbfeit na19emicIen
miro, Dap SincOln pdbreno ieiner 2loz
miniitration ir9eno cinen ben SnterGhen
oe5 SUoen6 n1btbeiIi0en 2tft be9eben
f0nne. 9icie5 Waniftit miro Dor Der
3uiammcntunft Der StiosG0rclino Gons
oention pcrohentlibt werocn.
Sn Den Departments uno Den 9e1eQz
lW1ftliben Girfetn 1T 2tlc6 rubio. Die
abiurpen Scme9un9en i'm SUcen eupes
den ieet nur eiu 9erin9e6 Snterefe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

Der Gon9rcg-Yriammslt Rh nYb7, ggo.
ss. - Nn wi9!i9sn 9rs8aibcn une gfutafeittn
pire ss ennn f4er nt4t mangcln.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

S6pe8o, u. g., 81. 9tpU. 0i
0curoa MoDllnlible 1T pori9c 9toNt ob
8ebrannt, 8cr!Uit $4,000. Seriilb
crun0 $4,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

~ Il i.-Doe allrneaRe ppn tirIrm
Staat H. raB rerIsIte fir Douglas 0sRimmt
bate.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

9 Dtca9 0, D. ytop. Otr l(btb.
6amnib1l {o1mlin fam beute bier an uno
muroe our:D Cen Gi8entDUmer oe5 Sres
mcnt 0luic5 $orn. 2intoIn por9eiteut.
Socutc S0rmtt19 beiudten Yinccln,
OlmIIn uno 0notre 9tepubliflner oo6
M8pam uno oa6 neue Yoflmt; ; NlDs
mitta95 c0nftrirten Die bCipen Grittren
ldn9crs 3}it, Wor8en Uon 10 Bis II
llDr 1T ol9emciner Gmpfan8 i'm Gres
mont $0auie. 0ie $0errcn $0imIin uno
Srumbul reilcn am S1mFl9 nab 2Sas
lbIr0ton all, Der Grittre bireft, Der 2eBs
terc Gbtr giep Y0rf. C6 lino jmdr so
litifer aus pcriDitoenen SDeilcn Der Union
DLer, 0ber feline htrrcrrA0CnNcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

Ul(n 2(uitern, ia8t oa6 gtcp 9Jorf
uSoamertial" pcroen in Der Staot Wetp.
9|orf td9li6 AT $4,000 wcrtb uerfauft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
Sefentlt6e 96enDlt.

GS fed auf 6ifentlidcr genSu pcrfauft pcrbrn,
auf Samia95 ben 15tm Crcmbtr, unit ~ utr
Mtta95, am 9aufe rrs llnter;sianstn In Scs
isniat, Geaa Gauntp, fclaenpe tepesae Otter
Oss lcBtbtn Strtcrtsncn 0 eOrseSttteI,
pon Sar' 'H9eitpal Sauni4F, teia9tsm Gaunty,
HImlitb:
Cine @lattta6fe, 3 Sadu6rrn, Sattrl, Dra6r,
Gtas. Grunts, 6Iaas, Fiaim Sud, SebriIen,
Wawer GcI4irr, 8ctten, 8rrittcil, &rrte unC
icnl nod SicIcrIrt @rtiFst gu umlanNIta namtaft
ju matsn.
Die ScbinSunsen am Scrtaufstass unb Quf.
rartUn9 pcn
Dauio 6ebman, Grecutcr.
gIppem6fr %. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

U@in iUa8er Gbe8ottc fam bato
na,b Der Sermabtun9 gum @cittlbcn
uno erfldrte itb poa ilincr faiflU,bti9en
6rau wicoet trcnnen 5umoUen. u0icler
8eoonte lit Sbnen pom S6lcn cinQeocz
ben" ipro0 Der Wann @pttes. ,,61ns
oeln Sie nl0 Der Sbrift, >pcltbe ioot :
gSioeritebe Dem Seufel, 70 pcu6bt CT
Sib !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
8riers isae SttScrs.

Sdo.Garcliua bet nisE un;cn fir ouf9dSf or:
ilSrt unO marum lcU eiSlt 9crrSibs liucu sstrsuut
pEcesu, pettbs ale cen StGrmsu unfsr;s Rcsclu:
tjcastrirgce peeranStn, no uuIlrc 8eroGtsr nebsn
cinaneGr eefchttu, rom 9icrtGn rcis ocm Siioer,
uro tGEtqtiN cen DrtilhGn Seiuo, uro mas III Gs,
has eit SrcdeRwanrIub6nttrr pcn IUtutaun uno
rem onsren5eaotn Gnantirs 70 in Ghrdsu feet? IS
1T gan; ctnfatb neil
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

1Ointcr r.--Sct Dem lrbtn Samhaa bat iiA
Der g8tnter in wabrcm GrnItc bCi unS rngeIeQt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

gBirb tirrmit 9sseten, bab bic llaterjsi6nstrn
als Grteutprsn ron Der SintrrIaBsnI6aft pss pH>
ilrrtenrn . sni II @r M, lsgtbin BON gBtt'
lrnturg Saunlhip, 0eda Gauntp, anseteat NOR
Nrn inU.--glle 0tejeni9rn baber, wrI6e nod an
teIastr SntfrIabmf6aft IdulOtn, linb bsrbur6
aui9eicrbcrt innubolb 98c6en au,urulsn unb
oblutejagIen, - llnp Sot6e rie nod re6tmGbisf
9lnfcrperungcn taten mtsm, iinr sritfIls err
Iuat bielslbe nnCrtdlb Dem nGmlihsn 3straum
wCbIbritdti9t einjubrin8sn an
8eniamin Grim, }
@ioecn Srim, Gr'or6.
gtatban 8rimt
gipefmter 81. som
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

n2(0 lptnn i6 oo6 f6nnte y rief Der
9epIa9te GDemonn. u2lber wenn ib
meiner 8rau >pi0eritebe, 70 fIicbt fie nid)t,
ionoern rirft mir Seller uno Sopfe an
DEN &opf."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

&m 17ten Ncormtrr, tua rem @9rw. Scrrn
Srobit, 6r. q m anbrs Qambrrt, pcn
9Iithcr SaucOn, gtcrtGampton Gounty, NIT Wb
s bartOtte ANNA 9enbrtd 8, por
geta Gaunty
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

UT9tur 0a5icni9e mas ebrlib crDat.
ten mcrpcn f1nu lit 8apinn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
80 annSnItcr1,.
G5 T. y Z G T. / G s.

-~ Ntu.0crt Yramium GET Cncr CIV.
fW5f-IEyt rup gRclolts, Weu Sueans Mrlo1cs
NlEEslSj 6cni9. 3uder, Sbcs, Gtpiirjc, 9tcNt
szssfs-sssSzk ncn, Yruncn, Gbrtclooe. Set, Gtban
Naatrren. Gn9lifbGr uno ShnSijtr R6s, elm src6rr
Stci pen 9tpsrpcct osmobteuCs Gal; in S&dGn
aihtcn ftiues SaIj tEim Cad ccer 8uibsI cocr in
tItiutu Saien.
NUi 2(rttn ren 2aneprcrutttn mcrecn i'm SouItt
au9tucmmen uno bic bSbltrn Warttprrift poflr ts:
Slhtt
0aut(or fir frtberc lInttritubuna, bcTtu mir
curd ltrenGe NufmCrtlomtCit Ouf unfrr @eitSh cine
5crtcautr cerftltcu ~ uCrpitnsn.
81. o. eanrs ztcbrbolttr mtrecr nit allen Nrhr
pcu 8itEyu 81 BhcsliIG 4reien pGlettr.
ScFab @rrman. gatDan German, ir.
THnaun. 9icp. -. ratr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
@ccUQm 1M6 @Dltt

ale Naar Saralln nab rsu Cities 9sGtn mGiIsu, Yre
&crrdtbs pcn St6pls uae 5autp &rrdfcmnarsn tSr:
aufIbidcn nab ceR
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
g OFFS t00r
u. SO. Ode tsr 9tn unb 6amittcn Strnbr, pa
aenbu6's SClel arecnuter,

u, SO. Ode ter Sttn unb 6amiltcn Strafe, pa
eenbua's Srtsl 9rseniiter.
um cen 9eeurfniNtu Der Bcpobucr rcn lUentaun
une Ten an9rtrjerceu Gaunties gu cut(rrehen. StC
batcn rtben rp,trtr cine ercgs 9eu9e 6jiitsr srbG
ten, wslts fie auf duttjou 9stauft une an anosrCn
gIdesn wc man fir 8O0r9IIo ctntouftn fam; rsts
BATS t6nurn fIe ou:b ibre Sitter uuoefdbr 20 qrc:
3sut ttIi9cr usrf0uftn, oIt man ts in ir9ruo cuem
anosrCn Stobr in IIentouu crcr irgano SinCm rcr
9rGFtsn Gctail:Stcbrs Ger Cities Crtanacn fam.
Sbrt Nus.paht beitbt aus sIu, nsucn uuo min,
lbsnsptrtbeR Strl!r, rtc nlen ie IN tctnCm anpcrCn
Stcbr in Auenaln fnrGn taur. Ginfacht ure fGn:
tpfarbi9s Scttr, lhrarj! in Del 9etcehte uuo $40:
rtautrqlc SSosn, tiufatC uUc f9urirtG ncusrr Dc
ea'rC6 9ttru3it fron}SFitt s2trro6, f9urirte fran:
iSfibs Wertncf, einf2cht fran:Sfiht SJ2trirce, &C
bdno(lte frarj6n'eht 0iErircf, NalrtIns, f9urirtC
uno GlnfadtS Gafhtmcrf, QclIs unr ltuicn Qlaios {;
bnar3e uno GeoG'orti9I Gpaito, GRatruna Sub
uno Oebsae, 9cmbajiucs unb gRcbar oultts, g2cl
Itns De Ga ne Eetes, cinfah: uno eslridts Sodtd:
der, Gri9eu uno 2(ermd, gore uno Gr6rsSbleisr,
lan9e uno ujcredi9c Brcba StaptS, IrbmarIe une
farti9t Sbante, loros u. tierrdee glantst Shopls,
ItpJrje IanSe une cicrsdisc 1bitG ShaUtf. GbapI5
fit btrrru. @rrdo urb GaFbtmers Sthamt 9cret.
r1, eieies' fhrorIe SUD Buffers, eatts' fartile
Sud- Duittrf, fhporifs unb fart9ts Eufer Sud-.
5erntr, cine prIfduri9s IusrpObt zen
30 iaunS0Itcrn,
lhror3e une faupfart0e Sdher, Goifimuci, GEl.
ltsrjeu9E Scans, 3wsScs, Sarsr5, cine errFe 2luts
'oahI cca 9cliridtIn 2Baarsn, 6onrthubtn, ttincnt
une tthrns Sticbredtn, yRarcilIss Suits. pemcCs
fronts, Iests StrIe 6rascn unp 6oIsHintsn, 8resrs
ihrme, lnttrtIeictr, L. Serncr, cine rcuitdnose
Gutmabl 9etltdts Wuslins, gRarrimat, Qttauttt,
Spra9ue uuo Gcbctclt 6attuu, 6jiuahdm. G6Cd6,
Sldtn9s, 3cptn9S, Msgp SRarttt I1uflin tcim
Stid, 9ctlcidbt uno un9stIeitbt SruEr, Gin rel,
ltiuol9cr Gcrratb pcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

9. g. - @jutt SutItrGSntCn.S .Sammler auf cas
cbi9s Q8rt pcrbcn in alien Sbtilrn ocs Gaunms
perlanet, eencn cine lhcrats @tr9itun9 erlautt
Miro Application mu6 iu elmer frtibtn 3Sit bsi cen
StntrnkA kA9entGn 9Cmobt wtretn, wsds iriestsC
aufnsrtiamtctt crbatttn Iru
aatntaun, RcpemtCr %. ra6r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
9SatIcn0ert0t5 : s5CrtQuf.

81 ,crmtcr 81. ro3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
REPuBLssAe STATE CONVENTION


DEs MONIES, Iowa, 18th March, 1850.
Pursuant 10 a vote of the maj ority of the under
sigaeJ Committee, the hcpuhiicanx Of Iowa will
sssoiahle by their delegates in State Convention,
at I,ws Cry, on WEDNESDAY,, THp s3p DAT os
Mar, 1880. at Ill clock A.. ID. for he nominal inn
Of State ooe~s to be elected at the November cleo
tion OF this year, fer the nomination OF presiden
tial electors; and for tho transaction Of all other
bastneAE which may come before the Convent n.
1t Nv aiso called for the purpose of ratifyng the
nominees and r attsrm Of the National Republican
Conveatitn to be he'd al Chicago on the 18th Of
MAJ.
The ratio Of representation viii be one delegate
Tor every organs d county, and one delegate for
ca sh hundred votes fraction thereof exceed
ing enc. half, cast for Hon. 8. j. Kirkwood for
Governor, at the last State election.
JOHN A KASS0N, Chairman.
II. II. HoXTE, Secretary.
X. l.. b CLAsKE. Mt Pleasant
g. u. sroSg, Council Bluffs,
WA. LouauRiDGE, 0skaloosa,
THOMAS DRuAsosD, Vint0n,
A.. Is II. IfLDHETR, st. Charles City,
j. Nd. NEwclsB, Bloomfield.
w. IL h0sLow, Sioux City,
JAMES IHoRfsarog, Davenport,
III. A. WILrsr, Dubuque,
l.. l.. PKAsE. FNrt Dodge
Republican State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

The Republican Convention assembled
yesterday, though most Of the delegates,
with thousands of outsiders, including many
OF the active and prominent Republicans OF
the country, bad been there already several
days. The crowd is immense, and with the
names OF scores of candidates pressed by
their friends the utmost enthusiasm and the
beet OF feeling prevails universally.
Preparations for the accommodation OF
delegates and visitors have been made on the
most ample scale. Committees of reception
have been appointed from the natives OF the
several States residing in Chicago, and Wis.,
isors from these States will be attended to
by committees of their former fellow citizens.
while the general committees and Republicans
OF Chicago will devote themselves to the en-
tertalnment of the crowd promiscuously.
The Great Republican WiGwAK, erected
Tor the special purposes of the Convention,
has been thronged day and night for week
past, and many patriotic speeches have been
delivered and received with the widest en-
shusiasm by the jubiant Republican repre-
sentatives from all portions of the Union.
We shall look for the regular proceedings
OF the Convention with a great deal of in
tereEt, but from the indications of the spirit
manifested, shall entertain every conhds- !.
- - = &c
that the result Of the deliberate i. !.
convention wiz .e acceptable 20 me mart,
ana secure triumphant victory or the nom
inees in November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican electors of the First Congress
ional District OF Iowa are requested TO meet In
Convention, by their delegates, at Oskaio o osa /,
GA Wednesday June The 2oth. 1850,
for the purpose II nominating candidate fer
Congress in said District, and for the transaction
ct such other business as msy legtimately come
before sake Con vcntiou.
We would suggest as a ratio Of repre- entation,
delegate for each 90 votes or fraction thereof ex
ceeding So cast for Governor Knkwoot. at the last
state election, JNo. r. NTEDHAM,
]. W. NORRIS,
C. BALDWIN,
GEO. w. McCRARY
s.E.ZfNN,
Congress ional Central Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

CT The franchises and effects Of the Min
nesota and Pacific Railroad Co. are adser-
on the 23d day Of June next, upon the fore
closure for money advanced on frat mort
gage bonds TO the amount Of six hundred
thousand dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
xaf 4

y Nemocrax Calls for the Hmpench~
meat of the Preslden1.
The Douglas wing OF the Democracy seem
TO think that Buchanan ought 60 be impeach-
ed. They knew James Buchanan was q COR
rupt political knave, and they nominated
him at Cincinnati because they gave him foil
credit for the capacity to humbug and swim
die the people. Complaints, therefore, that
be has carried out their programme, come
with bad grace from Democratic editers.
Nevertheless, it does ne good to quote sach
testimony as the following from the Douglas
Democratic Herald of Dubuque, showing by
Democratic authority what kind OF Presi.
dents that party gives to the country. The
Herald Of the 18th says:
The disgraceful developments made by the
Covode Committee account for Mr.. Buchan.
ans extraordinary protest against the ap-
pointment OF that committee. 1t seems that
he not only distributed the profits of the
public printing to snstain Administration
papers in different parts of the country, but
that the infamous English bill was carried by
bribery.
What an infamy of shame has the man
whom the Democracy elected President in
1856, stopped to, to carry out his tyrannical
aud despotic will.
II the Committee can fully establish these
charges OF bribery he deserves impeachment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

IHs DRs MotsKs VALLEY WIG liz published
every Monday at this cce Is one of the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
zion throughout The les Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri ard Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

ET- The agitation OF the Slavery question,
which was to be so effecsually crushed out
by the Kansas Nebraska bill and the Cincin-
natl Platform, has been growing in extent
and intensity ever since. The Democratic
party Is severed by the ''irrepressible con-
fict," and the ali.ahsorbing question has
become the one subject matter of political
discussion even in the slave States.
1t cannot and ought not to be otherwise. 1t
is the one great question OF political econo-
my, morals, religion and freedom, which
iranscends all others in Importance to our
country and TO the future destinies Of the
world. Should the. slavery cause triumph
Slavery with all it's evils will be exts-.ded
over the entire region Of the Unite, States.
and Cuba, Central America ar a Mexico will
be annexed to give area ar, :, influence TO the
slave power, and to u~,tain eomplete revi-
val Of the Slave Tr ade in all it's horrors
anu 'heh the overnrhent, political parties
anu fe1sso' denominations would oil viz
VII" ea' other in general, united and sub
SEW mt devotion to the enc peculiar lnstitu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

gTChief Justice fancy 10 reported dan
gerously sick. We should be very sorry to
have to announce his death-dnring the
Presidency of James Buchanan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

The latest Pony Express brings the news
that Gov. Downey had vetoed, or withheld
bis approval to the Brlkhead bill, the bill
to build nine wagon roads TO the Washoe
mines, and several others.
The ophir Company, with capital Of ST.
600 900, has been organized, TO work the
Washoe mines. IL is reported that the Com.
stock silver mine can be made to yield 81, :
5000 q per month this summer.
Mining news is encouraging in California
and Oregon.
David Logan and Col, Baker are canvass
INK Oregon vigorously.
sI5o. 600 Atoten~-Th New York Pos,
office.
On Saturday last tho postoihee in New
York City was taken possession of by Mr.
0rfunt, an agent sent from Washington TO
that purpose. A warrant was issued for tn
, arrest Of Isaac Y. Fow Ter, the Postmaster
lie left ths New York Hotel, where be ha
resided for ten years past, GU Sunday at r
m. and could not be found. The defalcaso
IL estimated to range from SIS 900 TO $500,
GOO. George Law ana Augustus Connove
arc his bondsmen, but it is said they will nc
be liable because the stealing occurred unde
Pierce's administration. Mr.. Fowler mad
temporary loans to aid political friends VIII
we're not able 10 refund II is rumored th,
be speeulated in the Stock Exchange to NAL
up his loss, but always failed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For ania ON - N

For sale Cheap. f#
4 SECONDHAND SPRi NJ WAGON. with iron
"A sxletrees. Inquire at the Office of Gu tis,
Gilmore Curtis, Main-st., over the store of j
c. Ramsey. III II. CURTIS.
81 "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
w. IL. w God


rs AGENT FOX THE FOLLOWING
RELIABLE LIFE AND FIRE I'M.
COMPANIES:
mutual Henefit Lite 1ns. Co.
Net accumulation Jan.l go, So, 400, 5s2.09.
This Company has larger accumulation com
pared with its liabilities than any other Life An
surance Co. in the United States.
81 persons In this city have their lives insured
IN this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capltai e3OO. 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK,
Cash Capital 1900, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. Or BROOKLYN, N. Y,
Cash Capital 1850 900.
QUAKER oITY ms. 90. OF PHILADELPHIA
Capital and Surplus, Jan. /. ls4o,
e334.3ot ~,
sH- Particular attention given TO Marine ana
Fire lssara ncs. Contract Policies issued
oFFlcs-on Third-st., Keokuks Iowa.
May 10, ls6o-d
SEED POTATOES.
400 BUSHELS for sale y ~
May14d
SWEET POTATO PLANTs
k'oh sale In any quantity by
KELLOGG l. Urge.
myi4d
FLOUR.
O00 SACKS Rock Island Mills, various Qualities
~oo for sale low by
KELLOGG a BIRGE,
Msyl4d IS Main-st.
( MAS. READE's new book, IA Good Fight
~ and other Tales by Chas. Reade for sale ~
dsel6d OGDEN, Bk0WNELL + %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

Later Investigations show that Fowler's
stsai.ng amaunts TO Sit5, 1000. Ii appears
known long ago in the Sixth Auditors Office,
bit BY some hocus pocus the case was not re.
ported TO the Post Master General until re-
Gently, and then only on bis peremptory err
der. IL il now said that Fowler spent most
Vt the money in the Pennsylvania election
in 1856. lie has been liberal contributor
10 corruption funds. Ii was feared that he
would commit suicide. 0fhcers are engaged
trying to secure The Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

CIT The Davenport Democrat charges
party at Dubuque, and believes that in case
OF bis appointment to Utah be WOULD sno-
coed in breaking up the Mormon organisation.
Does the editor regard the Democratic and
Mormon organizations so similar that the
same force will suffice to break both
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

GTT The Prince of Wales, about whose
contemplated visit TO America in July SO
much is said, is now in his nineteenth year,
having been born Nov. 9th, lsAl. lie is the
eldest son Of Queen Victoria and has al
ready, by patent and by birth, the following
amongst other honorable and lucrative titles:
/. Prince of Wales, by patent, lS4l; Eng
lish.
g. Duke OF Cornwall, by birth, English.
3. Earl OF Chester, by patent, 1851;
4. Great Steward OF Scotland, b. patent,
Scotch.
S. Duke Of Rothsay, by birth, Scotch.
6. Baron Of Carrieh, by birth, %
Z. Baron of Renfrew, by birth,
3. Lord Of the Isles, by birth,
Q. Earl of Dublin, By patent, lS49; Irish.
10. Duke Of Saxony, German.
IL. Prince Of Cobuigh and Gotha, German.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

fiGa III NEBRASKA IITY.-On the 18th.
the business portion of Nebraska City, IN.
cludng A. business houses, the Post Office,
Land Office, and Naekolls' Hotel, wac burnt
down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

There was . little Senator, b
VINO wasn's very wise
lie Jumped into Convention,
And scratched ont both his eyes.
And when he found his eyes were auts
With all his might and main,
lie bolted Of 10 Baltimore
To acrstch them inagain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

The Dubuque city debt amounts to the
round sum of one million Of dollars, accord.
ing to the Herald, the annual interest OF
which is one hundred thousand dollars. The
other taxes, for city. State and county pur-
poses, falling on the city, will increase this
annual drain to the enormous sum OF $780,
O00--an amount exceeding tbs. profits OF the
entire business of the city. The editor in
sists very justly that it il entirely out Of the
question for the people OF Dubuque to pay
so great an annual tax, and that the interest
OF creditors not less than that OF debtors de-
mands an arrangement upon some prao-
iical basis; and to this end he suggests that
the stock of the city and the various rail
roads be taken in part payment of the city
debt, and that to this be added city property
to as efficient amount TO bring the debt within
the ability Of the city to meet the annual in
serest by taxation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

gT 10 view OF the recent disruption OF
the Democratic Convention at Charleston,
Mississippi: 5.Ts called . STATE Convention
to decide upon ultra measures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17

Hi didele, diddle the bred Scott riddle
The deiega ties scatter like looms
The Little Dug swears to see the sport,
And the Seutherners count their spoons