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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1900 BARRELS
kANAWHA SALT!
NOW ON HAND,

A ND TO ARRIVE IN THE NEXT FEW
"A DAYS, in $50 and 400 Id. Barrels, on Com
mission, and for sale as ior or ioDer than can be
purchased elsewhere.
Pork Packers, Country Dealers, and Farmers will
do well to call before buying.
KELLOGG r BIRGE,
June LIS d "a Aa;n.t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-15

SKSAroR.--The Legislature of New Hamp-
shire, on the 18th, elected Daniel Clark,
Rep, Il. 8. Senator.
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NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.
Ke0kuk, Mt. Pleasant I Mnwatine Rail Road

1 N order TO accommodate The citizens who purpose
L attending the celebration to be held al Mont
rose on the approaching 4th Of July-trains win
be run on the X. Mt. p. h M. Road at the reduced
rate Of forty csnts Tor the round trip, from Kcokuk
or Fort Madison to Montrose and back
The hri train will leave Kcokuk for
FoKr MADISON, at 7.30 A. NJ, and returning
leave Fort Madison ut 10 o'clock Am
The second train will leave keokuk for
MoNTRosE, ut o'clock A. M, and returning
leave Montrose at 4 80 p. M.
The third train will leave Keokuk for
Fonr MArIsoS, at 7.45, and returning leave
Fort NJ adison at 1918 r. NJ.
Tickets caa be had at the Depot in Fort Madison
ORR keokuk and must be obtained to ensure the re-
dnaed rate. Passengers without tickets will be
charged full fare. Children between the ages Of
six and twelve charged half fare.
JOHN TEMPLIN, Lessee.
iel4dtd
Fort Madison Plain Dealer and Keokuk Jonr-
m al nleHse 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-15
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Republican electors of the First Congress
ionai District OF Iowa are requested TO meet in
Convention, by their delegates, at Oskaf % osa /,
on Wednesday, une tho Goth, 1850,
for the purpose of nominating candidate fol
Congress in said District and for the transaction
of such other business may legitimately come
before said Convention.
We would suggest as ratio Of representation, ]
delegate for each 100 votes or fraction thereof ex-
ceeding 30, for Governor KiIkwooC at the last
State election. JN0. r.. NFEDHAM,
J. W. NORRIS,
C. BALDWIN,
GEO. W. MoCRARY
Sc. ZTNN,
Congressional Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-15

CRAIG X ErSTER.
"A TI0kNEfs AT LAW Keokuk, Iowa. viii
practice in the Courts Of this and adjoining
Counties, and in tho Supreme Court. Office on
MAIN BIT. End and Bird streets, over Ogden's Book
store. jeg dim
A RNOLD's INK, all sizes, for sale by
myl III. w. WEATC0TT.
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IsT or LETTERS remaining in the po.t Of,1s
NJ at keokuk, Iowa, Juao l, 1884,
Persons calling for letters will picase say advSr
tised. WA. PA11EkHON, r. M.
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In which We shall offer great induce Inents As one
OF cur firm resides in New York we shall continue
to receive weekly supplies throughout the season.
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jackson at Twenty.

Our young friend was twenty years OF
age, when he completed the preliminary
part of his education at Salisbury Before
Sehding him forth to Try Conclusions with
the world, we will take the liberty of de-
tanning him moment here on the thresh-
hold, while we survey his person and equip
mehts. 1t. is, indeed, necessary to state
briefly what kiHd of a young man young
jackson was, in order to render credible
much that is soon to be related, as well as
to correct the impressions which the wild
ways of Ills youth may have made upon the
readers mind. The occasional audacities
Ind Irregularities of a yonng man like this
were likely to be remembered End exagger-
ated
He had grown Up to be a tall fellow
He stood SIX feet and an inch in his stock
ings. He was remarkably slender for that
robust age of the world, but he was also re-
markably erect, sd that Ills forrsi had the eff
feet of symmetry without being symmetri-
cal. His movements and carriage were
singularly graceful and dignifed. In the
accomplishments Of his day and sphere, he
excelled the young men of his own circle,
and was regarded by them as their chief and
model. He was an exquisite hotsehlan, as
ali will agree Who ever saw him on horse
back. Jefferson tells US that General Wash
ington was the best horseman of his time,
but he could scarcely have been more
graceful or daring rider than jackson. =
Young jackson zoUed horse. From early
boyhood to extreme old age be Vas the mas
ter and friend of horses. He vas ono of
those who must own horse, if they do not
a house, an acre, or a coat. Horses, riiay
be expested to play a leading part ii the
career Of this tall young barrister.
Into the secrets offorest and frontier life,
jackson vas early Initiated, He was used
to camping out, and knew how to make it
The most luxurious mode Of passing night
known to man. He was a capital Shot, and
became better one by and by. George, his
favorite servant in afteryears, used to point
out the tree in which he had often seen
bis master put two successive balls into the
same hole. His bodily activity, as we have
seen, was unusual. He was young man
of a quick, brisk, springy step, with net 9
lazy bone in his body sand though his con-
stitution was not robust, it was tough and
enduring beyond that Of any man of whom
history gives account.
He was far from handsome. His face was
long, thin aid fair; his forehead high aud
somewhat narrow; his hair, reddish sandy in
color, was exceedingly abundant, end fell
down low over his forehead. The bristlshg
hair Of the ordinary portraits belongs to the
latter of his lie. There was but Ole feature
of his face that was not common-place-his
eyes, which were Of a deep bite, and capa-
BILE Of blazing with great expression wheh be
vas foused Yet, as his form seemed fine
without being SO, SO his face, owing to. the
quick direct glance Of the man, and his look
Of eager intelligence, produced on others
more than the effect Of beauty. -Parton's
life Of Andreao Jac hson.
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A Trade. A Fortune.

Ii parents would consider the welfare ant
happiness of their children, they would choos
the virtuous mechanic, farmer, or homes
trader, as companions and helpmates, instead
of the rich, who, aside from their income
have no means of subsistence
How often does this question arise, ahc
from religious parents too, ii choosing com
panions and sutors for their daughters. ''Is
he rich ?" If the daughter answers: eyes
he is. rich, be is a gentleman, neat in his
| dress, and can live without work." The par
ents are pleased.
Not many years ago, a Polish lady, Of
Plebian birth, but of exceeding beauty ano
accomplishment, won the affections of g
young nobleman, who having her consent,
solicited her from her father in marriage
and was refused. We may esaily imagine
the astonishment of the nobleman.
cam [ not" said he, 'of sufficient rank
to aspire to your daughters hand p
"You are undoubtedly Of the best blood
of Poland" 49,
''And my fortune ard reputation, are
they not"
"Your estate is magnificent and your cor
duct jrreproachable. !"
Then having your daughters. consent
should expect refusal 2"
"This, sir,'' the father replied. els my
only child, and her happiness is the chief
concern of my life. All the possessions Of
fortune are precarious: what fortune gives,
at her Caprice size takes away. | see no
security Of independence and comfortable
living of wife but one in word, [ am
resolved that no one shall be the husband of
my daughter who is not at the same time a
master of trade T.
The nobeman bowed and retired silently.
A year or two afterwards the father was sit
ting at the door, and saw approaching the
house, wagons ladsi{ with baskets, and at
the head Of the cavalcade a person in, the
dress of basket maker. And who do you
suppose it was +? The former sutton Of his
daughter; the nobleman had turned basket
maker. He was now master of a trade, and
brought the wares made by his hand for in
spection, and certificate from his employ
er in testimony Of his skill. - t"s
The condition being fulfilled, no farther
obstacle was opposed TO the marriage. But
the story is not yet done. The Revolution
came fortunes were plundercd, and lords
were scattered as chaf before the four winds
of heaven. Kings became beggars, some
of Thorn teachers !; and the noble Pole sup
ported his wife, and her father, n the mfr
mites of age, by his basket making indus
try,
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q he Uinditator,
BY =. M. YOST.

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la- A black republican, who imagincs
that the editor of the Harrisburg Telegraph
has done him injustice, demands of the ed
itor to do him Justice The editor replies
that he cannot, on account of the high price
Of hemp.