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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-20

Dea1l, Of Secretary Hartnett.
ST. Lecs March It.-Sec.e:-Iy AsE'ns!', oi ltaa u=-
tas: c!kk-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-20
yIN.iINII STOVES. ftKGiNIs STOVES!
ViR GINA STOVES.!!
::.uNoSD STOVE WORKS ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
ASN SNYDER

..-uWOSD STUSE WORKS ESTABLISHED IN 1881.
ASA SNYDER
,r rANCrACTCEES at This celebrated Southern Stove
II 5gadry Cylinder Box, pdrl"r ana Cooking Stoves,
- ,l,.t -irable styles md Of superior working quaiI-
=.. 80: t.r Furnaces Fro".> anu Crates. !!u..cS
,-- Hylr.a's Sinks, &C. &c, and mos; descriptions Of
=; Ma :hiu=ry and Ornamental CASTINGS.
Il. gca=:o: Is convinced that sufficient aprrecla;Ivc
e, p.r r- i"uad Ia his market who would pa. tie
- . ycd article. JUSTIFY hin 10 the OF the hes;
80: IA the eicpoy yrcnt OF competent n=chauics.
::;: he inoul!tr> employed oil these stoves are
a:,s VIII" have learned their trades al these works.
T..= S:u have bzen egdally gaining favor Until they
r- ,~s1:ss ;t- POPULAR Of any Ia Their sure.
-ac: and simplicity Of operation peculiarly s:S the'n
;a- Is Of servants.
@-p4nG: Plates promptly supplied.
ta=-. aah dealers hrHu: :out the South viii end
:. ...!: :a;rrrsI 20 forward their orders 10
ASA SNYDER, Rchtacnd Va.
sna!!eI n Richmond by Messrs. T. u. YALE & CO NM.
.7AG> WOOD Z. & 4. DA3GAMiS, j:., aad WM. \.
.a,.ETCtSrLE Jan o-SSD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-20
THEeE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE


WARD.
f{hNANA Al ron IN. sup.criuer on the ita LAY ot 6SS
~ .4.S !4s. c"2p-!c6iur-d negro iEAG, %! ih- Ss
aa@~ :: Guh. aa"u: ;SeIy.avc Years Old I've feet -
:; o. ;=a :-lss a.Sh, weighing about ohe hun ,NS.
ri .It 's'ea;, r- rounds lie has owe: The rc,"n y!
- ho':. su. ...t cuinrcd scar, caused bya blister
!'e 'sT! cr; aG "-i. !VrnrG, read aid write Bob
-, ' 20 , s.'e las; Spruc, hy Kry;on "ilii rms,
''T.t c9aly. N2',t CuGo DINA. They purchased him e
" . t1.'-!, q Is: cparty, North carolina, Witnessed
:: a I'i.;j" ".c ob left, he said that j; wa. H.
.'''- :. !, % I.;-- River. Virginia. have no !Gea
''1' "S ." !F- - -: uaine or his master.
ts * 4tsyv 5evatd il h< Is delivered 70 m at
ROM i!5s' t1-a?, Georgia, or will pay one nun
"ai "E dOHr, Tor him II lodged In some s@.e
=. :" ihti :-tL1 WILLIAM REID,
'i- 'i--cAi: Wet Point, Georgia
s.HITH.HN sTn>EWARE POTTER
iST tV':at. ~ GARY AND i"rH STREETS, ES}
StT !CTaUSG, -. GEE
~ He EG G. p A r r,
-, PG Pei, Tp:s.
sHosc7Hers respectfully ininrn the merchants OF
'fsi'i". Hot Car".a and Tc.lr-s ce that they
-'-"e;cri:: ta- hest quality SruNE-WAEE consisting
'-.'' 'hf,, p;eh-r-. Mi. Pais CEu-s Bread Risers
s''H4 Sfu!; h"FS. ttr tsi., &c. A..
Aso --"t., p,.@r ch.rcos! ,cAc,! w.,.r Coo!rrs both
" al SOD ta,.s. - -! si. ;r.. :aIiuas 20 %
.s!on. ~
.E ~ vaTy -"iby S! ,c!i ire! IN any r,rt OF
'". :. - '''" 'i '1''S". T!inN ,S y. nkGsEE
r. t|f com tttiiI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-20

.y.S'EsEE. -,
'shi" u;.,"-s...G fxrc0nr. of Mrs Liza in-tl hiit'
VIII sell hr puic auction. at King NHhtin O"uF""use'
Oh MuNuAi the .n dag March nrN, tlAi being court
DAY. Il FAMILY uf NEGROES consisting q "onl8 an"
hve children. and ONE Man. >c slaves are NJ vH:ns-
bic AID said 'or rDu III. 20 facilitate division airoiS
'hs .g:steE> Q: is.r gGi
ISAAC +. EDWARDS, r,,,rs
MLr,'! --ctN>- .hNI> IL kINl;. - -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-20

" TT W : NFskN,%.
HAEEtw" SaT"S ! Ac%:. dig Mates. n.i one Spanish,
TIE "Tnrr s= ;'9! rd -li.r ri>iIi: three y-nrs
"r. i"r air--""h :'"'i: ' .ptIs Cni.csrun. which,
visit or a'irc,, Ia" s':hc.rr e:r,s, stare Post olhce,
Nnttowny County. SL. sIit;;rE CAETEK,
Feb 29-ctistiiay
ItlsUCiSS ss.. ..%'Tc:7s.-I'- ,G>cr!j,rr wlS.,.s 70
- purchase 'u4n:: &" g""i :ry sh6cks lie prefers
them Ia bales Foe s:T"n u; uI-iu pn.! roiGi;ian he
will pay ur lbs J-vrr-. i> Iic on b ,trcrt
OPPOSITE the Cir Spr'c, E!cI""h'. ii. il; STACY.
Frb ls-cLIu
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-26

WifHp npA. i'm M-.t,w~ slgyefnmeht
hi#tia H = IL rIgirg' ~ penf
\ tsi lHueaH hihn ab,f ftpVsui.
w, sApaan ilAnai It dgasss i.nktsf
lehs slfeis.l against ihe ma tsafe ~
III. ~ les iren noel,el lisn yeys
tte Va 1ntFh aud spanish woods xcru
ga ! tvhy, tat pal. Thoe rpvo. y atn
NJ suahHnrl. apd nfe lnuLe II mm = . Last
- ~ lily 4 uaIaae dle Ffeph mhj-.
81 sagAasaRe Ile feasiiahisia aguust
a. ~ u
ia lnta llesla lgleFelhe rebate llarpsrs
ftft.. 4 hm ssee, les,lEediL thai sehsloq VII.
80, u A4 20 hutoits, wfgtaA Ielrft IA ur.
,leas, II %Ilesiou, telling hm that u jvlM
htgsu attempted o interfere With slavery
o. pa siaIg- he, 1losg la9sl Withdraw ali
~, a. laraishea linn ief ser vices IN kansns.
Rsalf VII MT ilpliepic any u the Repub-
bean party h, he Testimony, hut Dn.mbcrs
OF ."lpr other organizations may b. eola,
reauis ~ ioa light extent. !.
The President has ordered fifteen thous-
and NJ, leis from The Armory at Spring.
hcll. Maw. 70 w seni ~ Charleston, !. g.,
hugpstl, Ca, Dalpa lsougr. La, aud other
POINTS, aleo nine thousand rifles have teon
orlcrcl irola the WATERFOWL and Ws,or.ille
ar'einls, ior Southern usc. 49,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-26

F~e~#ffFhH Y
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tsp1TpA - 90
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g. tfAl TALL IL iva.
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~ thim " t%Aspsisls. q ~ lssip 81
aehl#aels q eahfr rstile IssstaT
nv srl nhai nl mfhfit NtlF fissf ~
f'iuluHnib hi'a maiHgemes N mes
Ifpf hse tega - ssafsse 30 #71
Ehlwf. fiiwiauy. q N Hm np rpl ~
Ieme maerb isaaa alai lHlsii.e p%as,tlns
W. assure eur aaiers thpi - ar ~
10 ihe pfaiNi lon. mi ihsl ~ f,tafeeee 4
iFAsf ysgV " ihs riHss homes ~nt
'eerhea uspf hts 40 rnHlti dlsa q
sn she halo had ~ eslAiuuts q NJ a
ihe maaaremehs n . narsf Asfe sisu
y and hbsfaliy lmali H. ,sgt.sl ~ ~
f'pdInT pfiais- -lnq fae, 81, ilt, sttsil-
tlni ~ man lpf vsmar can dam tiffs
ton -fui We are rll mgrtl. and has eui
Il %ailii.s. piUi ham VI, !. vtltat iauli
eHat she lfsI siuts n " tea iHseh lHs
~wsnhercf the are % casl sirns. urah A.
Hbo are 20 Notte ilAh ties vie lofF,
si,ur'fale aad ,sh'l'mn. Lti there l#.
Ae'sslleF. Q lt,le mpte fpflwsrsne esere.s
sL rni ar' per appreciation u sdi.ncau,
'hientiehs I've enietthinea
The Star VIII r. topiinhei ., q neutral.
col stl l,pan, which sal ste he count,
nsvs N csicnso And IN truth. ~ w shall
revive 70. Its eifeulaihn has heen cor.
sehily and rapidly Au%gmcniing. ~ vc have
before msliionei, and no pains On ekp,nse
lave leen spared o runsh such . paper a.
the Wealthy and Intelligent eeaa,y al l'ano-
ID ought a. ,ake q gsiae IN sasissmnv. ".
,hsn sss. tanpet. rriss IN our eaur,s 10
build up here \ ereaaab,e p,rcr-aa esso
scni 4 sound southern ssaiiweai AMI a re-.
ascses u the opiniasepl of tie jal, wor-
thy ~ end intel ltnt " those simaas
vhem crr V, Is cast. q.
There &. no postage on me Star 70 com.
" subscribers. and this should. iaduce our
fdlew-eorn,ymep to. give Us their .
asemsss and support. IL !. the duty Of
every voter who resas, Ia psncls county, to
pstronirc tho Star, knowing A. Ms good
sense should teach bin, that Il will BE- worth
fa more TO bin Than the susall ann asked
far subscription. 4 aml
We we're ,old hy a,gsnslcsan, in cur Of.
Zee, last week, that Nc islt assured he hal
made eiooo BY reading an advertisement,
IN the Star, Of > sale w. took place IL
the county. lie would M have known. he
sod, Of the sale, hal he not seen Il sdser,
|sssdin . Paper. Nearly every family 10
sAs sssnsy b ~insrrss,~d in thu ler) savsr.
|s'sssssss which resSissiy appear IN aur
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A visiT TO rnr COUNTRY.


: Forthc iral time in q year Ne visited the
country on Sunday las.-son, to Antioch
Church. about eight miles from Penoln. end
heard m animated svmon from crr god
old Baptist friend, ID. s.eicc. \ rsspcc.
table congregation vas pressa'. via listen
81 with much is,srcs;.
They hsse . eoHl house Il worsIip q,
Antioch, although u !. situated in ,hc -oods
for there ! n tssn itcre-ani when an
ishci' iie bpl linz III ,sspas the elurea
sdiaee ve haze l~ers--i, : more sooIay AMI
has much nsoFc 9 mfostabIs .eass
Tn last Sawhy Rev. NJ. sieipe vas
eIec'rd Miaiter sar IN prrscn, ycar, but has
noi accepted yc, BIT presume he will. lie
Will preach there on tie iiL Sabbath in next
month. II any rasc. Nta
We esres. laso oai il that neigLborhooi
again, a. o. wsss well plssssi With our lrs,
'iss-lLsa he people, the psssshisa. Tive
ride, Ae. heb
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-26

Nsw iopy, Jan. -i--Thc Washington
eorre.ponicit of the Nov York Times .ays:
Postmaster Gencral lIol, iLrcaicDs 10 sc.
ign t's place ia nhe Cshinc, unlcs. Isaac
Cook be teiscyei from the Clieago Post
oaiee. TTfe seercta- Of War insists an Or
lerias Montgomery II. Mig, 70 FLORIDA,
which The Pre&lent, JcG pa,H, aud Ssna-
isF roombs oppose. Thfsr at. sid 70 Be
The s-sses u The ruaotcd dissonsions IL TIC
CABINET.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-26

Tla lev. !, j. klas. tubcl sud
w ". will presuh u Pamela w tho.
70 u6eastA IN eve sSsh,h, " the ssssl
hour IN The forenoon.
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ne Aberdeen sssay sossA, Nm
:: :sss ss.'i. pay ,; y. ' e.; S;.!. ~ ,.'ss,: .
rip - sAsala b Eh~6nv sspossa,hr.
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MAnIulAh " " - cssp<0S1ss~aDao -
q shsltAA1 ~ ~ suisus ~ N
c~Aussss Esest9 ~ tl.el,Cnssdss, ~ = }.
s1i1r % aaas>1OttW cALu&tx. n q,
,s1sas we>lost W ssse divlaa Y
IT, EAsn'ss osS bswsss Mt aeGn,a "a. .
And Low, lrsx< Lord, aiA(saA''s sAsIns. =
Rsnesed Tie rtSl ~ heaven. 80
Tlessiwo Young lives together xsnaehtS
Aai fears hog AZ, . new LomesteU.~
4 1I.' : ~. X w, %;s Z ss.s. ss:'s 'A'ssss
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isi lAa siu 49, hia t,aH t#H n
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AN ffh Wnt = ftfh n inc t~s
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

GHosTs.-Ghosts and communications with
the spirit world are getting to be vulgarly
common, and the papers abound in ghost
stories. The latest is that told of Mr.. Cogs-
well, librarian of the Aston Library in New
York. On three successive nights, as the
story goes, Mr.. Cogswcll, while suing his
vocation at late hour, plainly saw the form
OF DIR. -, lately deceased, and each time
he accosted the form, wishing to know why
he, who never visited the library while liv-
ing, should trouble it now when dead2 The
ghost made no answer, but silently retired.
Mr.. Cogswell was not at all alarmed, and
is at loss how to account for the appari-
ton; the more so as no never was intimate
With the deceased DIR. while living. By the
advice OF his friends, Mr.. Cogswell has gone
South for the benefit of his health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
Legislative


MONDAY, March 10.
Houm.-Mr. Writer'S report, giving his
tory Of and eondemning the acts of the Blind
Asylum Commissioners, did not please the
Democrats. The report was laid on the
table.
Clagets reported back bill to legahze
Lee county Bonds, issued to build Court
House.
Much time was spent in Com. of the whole
on the bill granting lands to the Cedar Rap.
ids railroad.
SESArE.-The House resolution TO adjourn
on the 9th was adopted.
The appraisement law was further amend
ed and ordered to be engrossed.
The bill securing liens to mechanics, la
borers and others was amended, and passed.
The bill in reference to the Supreme Court
Reporter was passed. The number of Re-
ports which the State shall subscribe for was
fixed at $50.
resolution to hold night sessions, and to
begin at 81 in the morning, was passed. A
great many other resolutions and bills were
acted on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

Spirtlun sm I'm the Family Clrcirs~
The Wife ~ q KenruCkian On =
visit TO Dost0n EfCpes fr0m her
Husha nd.
The Boston Traveller OF March 10th con-
taihs the following;
Last fall the wife Of gentlemau In Ken
lucky came to this city to visit two sisters,
one of them residing at the South End and
the other in o neighboring city. She re-
NAMED during the winter, and few weeks
aimee the husband came after her. Upon HE
arrived he was surprised to learn that she
had become believer in sEiritualism and
was o medium. lie made arrangements for
their return home, his wife apparently CON-
curing, aud after n final visit 20 her suburb
an sister, they came to the residence of or
sister In Boston, for the purpose Of staying
a day or two prior to their departure. Soon
after reaching the house, she left her hus-
band in the parlor, apparently TO 60 to the
kitchen, and Immediately left the house. Az
she did not return, he made inquiries which
satisfied him that her flight had been premed-
itated, and that she had become the com-
panion Of q man with whom she had formed
an acquaintance In spiritualistic CIRCLES
Information was given to the Chief of Police,
who at once interested himself in the case,
and he has obtained good evidence that she
has not left the city. The woman, whose
photograph was placed in the hands of the
police by her husband, 10 young, very good
looking, and ftnd of dress. The deserted
husband 10 a professional man and gentle
man apparently of intelligence and charac-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

The project has been revived in the South
of making new State ont Of Northern Mis-
slssippi, Western Tennessee, and the extreme
western part of Kentucky, the boundary be-
ing the Tennessee River on the east and the
Mississippi on the west. The Tennessee
Legislature has approved the project. Th.
object, of course, is to strengthen the slave
power in the Senate. II is a modest claim,
in view Of the fact that the people would be
scarcely able to support State government,
and also in view Of the fact that every inch
of territory introduced into the Union since
1851 has been or is considered slave terri.
tory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
xxxvash CorGREss---Ist SESSION.
WAsHrkoroE. March 81.

WASHINGTON, March 81.
HousE. Stanton asked leave to intro
dnoe resolution requesting the President to
inform the House whether the recent capture
OF two Mexican vessels in or near the port OF
Vera Crux, by the Il. s. sloop of war Sara
toga, was in pursuance OF the order OF the
President or Secretary Of the Navy, or wheth-
er the act of the officials in command OF the
Saratoga has been or will be approved by
the President. Also that the President be
requested, il not incompatible with public
service, to communicate copies OF oil orders
and instructions under which vessels in the
Gulf of Mexico are acting.
Mr.. Crawford objected TO the introduction
of the resolution.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the resolutions reported from the commit
tee on elections in the Sickles case.
Mr.. Sickles spoke in support of his right
to seat.
Mr.. Davis replied in favor of his opponent,
Mr.. Williamson.
Mr.. Branch moved to table the whole sub
ject.
Negatived 30 to "a.
The resolution as reported by the commit
tee, requiring Mr.. Williamson to serve on
Mr.. Sickles within 10 days particular state
ment of the grounds of the contest, and that
Sickles serve an answer within 20 days after,
and that both parties be allowed 60 days to
take testimony in support OF their claims,
was adopted 30 to Ga.
SxNATE.-Mr. Trumbull presented the pro-
ceedings of the Board OF Trade Of Chicago,
asking for an Assay Office.
Mr.. Mason presented resolutions OF the
General Assembly Of Virginia in regard to
the bounty land warrants to Virginians en-
gagged in the Rev olution.
Mr.. Green introduced resolutions request
lug the President to communicate to the Sem
ate the correspondence between the Judges
in Utah and the Attorney General or Presl-
dent in regard to the legal proceedings and
affairs.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Judiciary Commit.
tee, reported back the bill for the protection
of fem ale passengers on steamships and 9th.
er vessels, and IL Was passed. This 10 the
same bill that passed the House.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution, which was
adopted, that the President inform the SEN
ate il any instructions have been given to
officers OF the Navy, by which in any event
the naval force of the U. s. was TO take part
in the civil war in Mexico, and by what au-
thority certain Mexican steamers were cap
tured and their officers and crews made pris-
oners.
The Florida claim bill was debated at some
length--posstponed till 10th day Of April.
The Homestead bill was taken up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

THR CHARLESTON HoTELs.--The Charleston
Mercury Of the 10th says that the rumor
from Washington in regard to changing the
Democratic Convention, suspended or re-
tarded the arrangements which had been in
rapid progress. 1t was d damper on the
Charleston landlords, and they boldly
charged the movement to the Douglas men.
They say that the real members OF the Con-
centIon shall be we'll provided for at only
S. per day, but as for "the myriad hangers
on they must take their chances for feed and
sleep" and submit to any amount of Asecing
aud extortion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal Notice.


70 b. s. Merriam, sxscutor ef the estate Of Nj
ohasl Ryan, deceased. Eliza Ryan, Mary Ellen
Ryan, Nancy Catherine Martha Jane Ryan:
VOU and each Of ven are hereby notified THAI
j there is on file In the ofhcs Of tbs Clerk OF
the District Court Vt Lee County, Iowa nj Fort
Madison, Iowa, petition Of ID. w. Kilbournc,
claiming Of you the said b. q. Merriam, as exeou-
tor Of the estate Of Michael Ryan, deceased, the
sam Of three hundred and seventy deiiars upon q
mortgage executed by ssid Michael Ryan to said
ID. VI. kiibourne to secure the purchase money OF
Lots No. one, two and three in block thirty-tws In
kiibourne's subdivision Of part of section TWEEN
ty-six, township sixty five 1857 north Of range ave
west, in Lee county, Iowa, nov In the City Of
kuk, and for taxes paid said real estate by sad
D. " Kilboarne, and alleging that each and al III
you have IN interest In said premises, praying
judgment for the amount claimed and for the fore
closure OF said mortgage; and that unless you sp-
pear and answer thereto or before the I'd day Oh
the next term OF said Court, to be holden NJ Fort
Madison on the third Monday in May, 1859, judg-
ment will b rendered against you by default.
March 1t, lS6O-mh13d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

The steamer North Breton arrived at Port
land on the 2lst, with English dates to the
9th inst. We see nothing very important
in the dispatches. The London stock mark
ct remained depressed in consequence Of
complications on the Continent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

RAILROAD GRAsT.-Quinn's bill, giving
the lands to the Cedar Rapids road, on terms
similar to the original grant TO the Air Line
road, was before the House on the Goth, and
1t vas thought would be adopted by that
body
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
The Chariest0n Convention 10 he
NTokcn Up.

''oecesicc.!, writing from washington
70 forney's Press, says that rumor, which
ne - disposed to believe after thorough in.
curry Is IN circulation there, to the effect
that the administration has advised and will
support the secession Of the Southern dele
gates from the Charleston Convention should
douglas De nominated A Cabinet Minister
~ sara 10 have stated to distinguished
Noftnern democrat, two or three days ago,
saaa losS scheme was arranged, and he did
not hesitate 10 aid that it was very far from
Improbable that the South would take nos.
session OF the Union Constitutional Conyen-
ton, which 10 to assemble at Baltimore On
the 9th of May, in order to array the South.
ern people against Douglas, should be sue.
eeed n overcoming bis opponents at the Ma,
aonai Convention. You need not be sur.
prised II this project is carried out. That /,
10 IN contemplation do not doubt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

NEWLY DISCOVERED Ruins or A CrTY.--It
is reported party Of gentlemen will leave
the city to-day, on board Of the Jenny Whip
pie, to explore the ruins OF city reported
to have been discovered in the Indian nation,
in Arkansas.-l Memphis Enquirer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

W. In compliance with the request Of citizens Of
the Second Ward, J.. Nj. ANDERSON will be can
didatc for the Office Of Alderman at the next cleo
ton. TmhQ1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

AsEcpoTE OF METHusgLAH.--It IL written
in quaint old Jewish manuscript now in
the British Museum, that the oldest OF man
kind, Methuseiah, did not live a. long as he
might have done. The writer says that God
promised him in dream that IL be would
rise upNhd build him house, his life should
be prolonged five hundred years. But be re-
piled that 1t was scarcely worth while to
build house for 20 short period, and be
died before be WAS thousand years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
civilian Lloyd Garrison 10 dissatisfied
with William III. Seward. He saws:

The temptation which proved too powerful
for Mr.. Webster, is seducing Mr.. Seward to
take the same downward course; and bis re-
cent speech, when closely analysed, will be
seen ioAbe bat little, If any, better than Mr..
Meoster's seventh of March speech, 1885,
Its effect will be highly detrimental to the
moral sentiment of the North on the subject
OF slavery; whereas, il was in the power or
Mr.. Seward, by vigorous and lofty enforce
ment OF the great doctrine embodied in his
Rochester speech, which would have swept
through all the non -slaveh gliding States with
Irresistible power. He has gone backward.
and gone down, and he will drag many along
with bin; and self-recoverv, under such cir.
cumstances, is scarcely ever possible,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

THx DIS MONIES VALLEY WHie 10 published
every Monday at this office Is one OF the Oldest pa
perf in lows, and haas widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri and Western Illinois.