The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-21

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SATURDAY MORNING., JAN. 81.
A-THUsT DEEDs 1ok SALE ATTHIs
OFFICE.
m~HLANK DREn9, neatiy printed, In .
form approved BY the bsst Lawyers, for sale At
this Office.
~HLArK NoTEs.nsasiy printed 70,
sale at this once.
a-BLANK MORTGAGES forssie =,
this Office.
A~BILLsOE LADINO for sale 1t THU
omes. -
9~JUsTICEs, BLANKS, Notices Sub.
pOnAs and Executions forsaIs ~ this olhes.
nOILLENoIs BLANK DEEDS for
Sale At this Once. .s{s {
AxsxrcAx ILLusrRArrD Fanny YEAR Book
YoR 1S60.-Such ID the titls of IN interesting
and amusing volume Of I22pages, which hss
been laid on our table by Mr.. Rinker, who
has IL for sale ct It's Main street. II 10 fall
Of things nssfal humorous SD instructive.
Dssgias ssseiehsa O.s IN Ninns.
sosA.
The Democracy OF Minnesota have elected
~ their Delegates TO the Oharlsston Oonvsn-
tion the following gentlemen:
Geo. l.. Becker and Willis A. German, Of
Ramsey; A. NJ. ridley, Of Nanomin q. II.
Eiblsy, Of DssotAh; A. J. Edgartop, of
Dodge; w. w. Phelps, Of 0oodhue; J. Trav-
srse, Rossef, OF Blus Earth and J. n. Csv.
anaugh, Of Fillmore.
Douglas resolutions wers voted down, 10
70 38. The resolutions adopted say that tho
delegates from Minnesota are "expsstsds
mot 'sinstrusssd'') to vote for Douglas cas-
long ~ the interests Of the party rsquirs" IL,
which, considering that the majority Of the
delegation are agsinss him, viii probably
not be very long, - they are themselves leis
10 be the judges Of the s'intesssts Of the
party"
For tbs Cats City.
'Ne6t Thy pfeAQ upon tne N1texbs tnoU hnuAi
End 1t after many days."
Well may We quote these beautiful words
Of Scripture, FOR many are iss aPpliossion'
to the realities Of every day life. In ou'
humble sndeavors to promote the interests Of
the Public School Benevolent Society, y.
fsel that ~ are casting bread upon the va
tiers; even shosgh Ne may mot resp the bar
vest, noshisg i lost. When our boys com.
upon ths stage Of sction, these boys are Il
be thar -citnsns, contemporaries o,
the Same age, 70 occupy positions Of higl
trust, or, alas! GIL the aims-houses, th,
abodss Of ori.s, or perhaps the States pris
ons. In this undertaking ws feel that y,
are NOS encouraging idlsnsss or wise. Soon
ere We are awsre Of il, men and women who's
earlisst rsmsmbrAnees cling to the lovl.
wallis OF laborsr's.. csbin-the abods o
~resehedness, dissipation, and perhaps orin
will be scattered abroad over this fair land
but, - the dreariest landscape is illume
by CLEANS Of warm sunshine, 30 will thes
poor shildrsa and something bright 10 loo
OAcA upon III oasie III sncI ue81It mcMu
rios. There are noble men and women il
Keokuk, Who have only TO know OF suferin
and destitution, and the generous hand
reached forth, and suffering ID alieviatsd.-
But, most Of al, would that this good oaus
might be frightened BY the presence Of NOR
OF our fair sisters--two hours each wssl
in a<tias the prsoepts Of religion, 10 o6srin
mp lvsng prayers TO the throne Of our Crsa
tor. God has given a. pencils to relieve th
darkest life pictures, and these are Chart
and Mercy. And when the Death Ang'
,hovsrs around us, and alone We enter u
ssphAnsom barqus," may deeds Of mercy she
= halo around us, and the poor and lowl
feel that Ne were not made Ia vain.
Jan. 10, 1850. KxoKUK MArRos.
FArxBa CHrxIouY AND Hrs ssFLocK."-W
sss il stated that Father Chiniquy, Wit
about two thirds Of his 'sRock }" has joins
the Presbyterian Church. Father q. urge
this on his psepls upon financial consider
tions. The balance OF his congregation vi
join the Baptists. Chicago Trib.
EDWARD DEAN1,
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