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This is to certify that Messrs. E. B. Msgoon &
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November 10, 1852
MEssRs E. B. MACON & Co.-For nearly
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> known it to be used with the same success b,
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e Manufactured sne sold wholesale and retail b
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

The Locofoco papers of Iowa are indus
triously occupied with proofs Ind oircum
stances going to show that this, that and tht
other Democrat has, at some time or other
advocated or voted for Homestead law
The brief and conclusive answer to all such
Ssh outings" 10 the simple fact that the Dem
ocratic platform is silent on the subject, and
question in their National Convention, be.
cause a majority of the party-the entire
South in body-is opposed to it. The
Shareholders want the lands for slave planta'
tions, not for free homes for white men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

1t is reported that seven out Of the eight
candidates elected to State Offices at the re.
cent election in Missouri are Breckinridge
men. Douglas stock is declining in that
State very rapidly since the State election,
and there seems hardly probability that
Douglas can carry it under any crcumstan-
oes IL the Americans continue to oppose the
"fusion" overture of the squatterites.-
With the probable lose of Missouri, there il
no single State left which Douglas stands an
even chance of carrying at the Presidential
election In November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

Some two years ago boy aocut twelve
years of age was received into the COM
munion of the church at Clinton, Louisiana
on profession of faith. LIE soon after.
wards commenced to preach 10 his fathers
servants, and now he breaches every Sab
bath, aud among his auditors are ''the mos,
gifted lawyers and divines." A correspon.
dent of the New Orleans Crescent writes as
follows:
''He attends school, and joins in all the
amusemenss of boys of his own age. lie
il q mere child everywhere, save when he lie
preaching. On last Sabbath sat under bis
ministry, and have seldom been more edited
and delighted with sermon. His style is
ohasse, his words fifty and happily chosen
The incest critic would not detect gram
matcal error. His manner is earnest, and
bis pathetic appeals reach all hearts. Coca
sonally his feelings overwhelm him, and he
gives way to floods OF tears"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13
New YoRK Sept. Ii.

@'A" A~@~ oStes SO
The City Of Washington arrived this after
noon.
Accounts from the French harvests are
more satisfactory.
The papal Government bad sent reinforce
ments to the garrison ut Benevens, but they
were driven out of the town and forced to
return.
Increased agitation in Hungary. Gen. Ben
edct had reeigped the Governorship.
Letters from Odessa speak Of the excellent
condition Of wheat.
The cholera was raging at Lataga-600
cases and so deaths.
Napoleon was about to create two new reg
iments of Zouaves.
1t is said the French Admiral at Naples
was ordered to observe the strictest neu-
trality.
Emigration from the port of London to
the Australian colonies il said to be rather
quiet.
The Coventry strike was at an end, and
the weavers, after severe privations, had
agreed to accept the terms of their en-
ployers.
The English funds on, the both, were
steady maintaid at previous rates.
Count Persigny, IN opening the General
Council Of the Department OF the Loire m ade
a speech in favor of the policy of Napoleon,
justified the annexation Of Savoy and Nice,
repudiated the idea that the policy Of France
Was aggressive, and confidently predicted an
era of peace and prosperity for Europe.
LArER.-London, Aug. 3I.-1hs Times'
Paris correspondent, Of Wednesday evening,
says that Signor Farini, who went to com
piment the Emperor on the occasion of bis
first visit to the transferred provinces, pre-
sented an autograph letter from the King Of
Sardinia, in which Victor Emmanuel declares
that il was impossible for him any longer to
resist the current Of public feeling in Italy,
that be must lead it or be swept away by it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

G1T The Journal admits that Douglas sal
and holds that the Shareholders NAV emit.
CRATE to the Territories and hold their slaves
there just as any other propersyis held. But
the Journal says, be added "subject to the
local law"
Suppose, now, Douglas had said slave
holders may emigrate to Iowa and hold their
slaves there the same as any other property,
wouldn't it seem absurd to add, "subisct to
the local law"?
The truth is, Douglas said he agreed With
JEFF. Davis and the bred Scott opinion 10 the
matter, which was that Slaves were distinct.
iy recognized as property by the Constitu-
ton, and that the Constitution secured ~;
STAKEHOLDER right to hold lis slave proper.
ty In the Territories.
The fact that the Journal never dared Il
republish the extracts from Judge Douglas :.
speeches, sufficiently proves that The edito,
dare not let his readers see just what Doue
las has said, in his own words.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

Tom CorWtn on the III omestead Law.
Tom Corwn has been re-nomnated for
Congress. AT the time he made an eloquen,
speech, from which we make an extract:
TIA PuBLic LANps.--The public land ones-
ZION next received the attention OF the speak
er. What do tho Republican party propose
to do With the public lands? They propose
to give quarter OF section OF them to ey :
cry poor man and woman, provided they will
90 to work. They hold that the public lands
belong to the people OF the United States. -
The Republican party passed a bill throug b
the House, drafted in accordance with their
principle, but in the Senate a bill of a very
different kind was passed. The House bill
gave the land to tho working man; the Sem
ate bill made him pay for il. But MIR. Bu-
chanan vetoed even that; he is the poor
mans friond God bless you, he don't
want you to become rich and 20 to the DEVIL
But what is the reason that tho Southern
Democracy would not agree to the bill a. ii
passed the House2 PROFESSIONALLY their
opposition to IL was consistent with their
system of Government. They want these
lands 70 DO sold, and they want the money TO
be put in the public treasury and they also
want the duty to be taken off foreign goods.
What 10 q quarter of u section OF land TO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool
30th, has arrived. The political news by her
is unmpo-tant.
The London Post says that the Neapolitan
government has proposed to Mons. Devills-
ward to offer to Garibaldi, as neutral, the
territory of Naples, 20 prevent the efusion
of blood in the Capital.
The Daily News says that according TO a
Bankers dispatch received late this after
noon there is fall off OF ten per cent. in
Neapoltan funds.
The Great Eastern, after being griiironed
at Milford Haven, will leave for New York
Oct. 18th.
Sir VIM. Armstrong writes to the Times
TO state that he has not rendered his resigna-
ton TO the government.
The Times Paris correspondent remarks
that the demand of the French government
from Naples, on account Of the recent out
rage on the French Ambassador, cannot be
viewed otherwise than a lift to Garibaldi.
GENOA, Aug. 29.-The Author, which left
Naples yesterday morning, brings news that
on Monday last the Neapolitan Generals as
sembled in council, had, with the exception
of Gen. Baseo, unanimously resolved TO take
their departure from the territory the mo-
ment of the departure OF The Author.
report was current at Naples that the
officers of the army and navy had rendered
their designations en- masse 10 the King.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

them j? They wouldn't have it, at least they
wouldn't thank you for IL. The Shareholder
must have two thousand acres OF land to
work his niggers on. But the poor man
the young man who has just got married,
perhaps, who has no land, looks about him
for home. Hewants to work, but be wants
to work on bis own farm, and to him quar-
ter of section Of land is all sufficient. Tn
Republican party sympathizos with this elias
OF society. They say to these young men,
Go out in the West and settle ON some of
Uncle Sans land, and work it, and keep 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

PORTLAND, Sept. ii.
Augusta--W ashburnc 853, Smart 49,
Barnes s; Bangor-6l0 Republican majority.
Forty one towns give Washburns l6, l96,
Smart 4 ,732, Barnes 436. Thesame towns
last year gave Morrell, Rep, 1854; Smith,
Dem, 1855. The Republican majority In
these towns this year is 4,20S-last year
2,938-Republican net gain 1870.
PORTLAND, | P, Nj.
One hundred and sixteen towns give Wash
burne, Rep, 33,485; Smart, DEM, 23,s4l !;
Barnes, Union, liz. Last year, Morrell,
Rer., 26,572; Smith, Dem, 20,ll7; Repub-
loan majority now 8,642; last year 6,443 !;
Bepabllcan net gain 2,ls9. Probably all
six Republican candidates for Congress are
elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

SoUATTER SOVEREIGNTY. - The following
anecdote, told by Gen. Nye in q speech in
New York, illustrates the hobby of Douglas
better than ali his speeches. Mr.. Nye said
be had seen the Little Giant in Maine, and
had heard him make speech about Squattel
Sovereignty. lie could not understand it,
but the next day be heard two Irishmen dis.
cussing the speech OF the previous evening
"What is this Squatter Sovereignty ?" en-.
quired one. Sand is it you that comes
from Ireland and asks ?" replica the other
8" I'll tell you what ii means. A sovereign
must always have some person to reign over,
and the Squaster Sovereigns reign over the
nagurs."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee County
will be held at
TT. MADISON, SEPT. 15rH, AT 10 A. u.
The object Of this Convention is 10 nominate a
candidate for Clerk Of the Court, and 10 transact
such other business may properly com before 1t.
Each Township is requested to send delegates
according to the apportionment appended to this
call.
On the same day there will be COUNTY MASS
MEETING, to which all the Republicans of the
County are earnestly invited.
Hon. J, W. GRIMES, Hon. J. HARLAN, Hon.
J. f. WILSON, Hon. s. F. MILLER, and other
speakers, will be present on the casion and there
will be q parade Of the Wide-Awakes in the eye-
ming AT. SHAW,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13
an County Central Cor
ApPORTIONMENlr.


In 1856 Senator Dixon of Kentucky, up
to that time a life long Wbig, ammo unced his
willingness to break all party ties, and for
sake all party associations, If thereby be
might be able TO promote the interests OF his
slaveholding constituents, and extend the
area OF Slavery. At the instigation Of the
Shareholders, Douglas introduced his Kan
sas Nebraska bill, with a clause repeating
the prohibition of Slavery; and Southern
wings In both branches OF Congress sup
ported it, and thenceforth acted with, and
many OF them became leaders Of the DEM
ocratic party. Amongst these was Mr.. Hill
lizard OF Alabama, who supported MIR. Bu-
chanan. as he says, notwithstanding a life
long opposition to him, and to all the mea-
sures OF the Democratic party, for the sake
OF UNFOLDING the institution of Slavery.
This Mr.. billiard has recently written a
letter to Mr.. Fillmore, which is published
10 the papers, and the object Of which is TO
rally and unite all the friends OF all other
candidates against MIR. Lincoln, because Mr..
Lincoln is opposed to the extension Of Slave.
ry. After stating that he and bis friends
supported Buchanan, be argues that as the
Democratic party 10 rent in twain, be no
longer owes it allegiance; and, furthermore.
he insists that in the present struggle the
Old party lines are obliterated, and the only
questlon is that Of the supremacy OF pro-
slavery domination, through which alone the
Union 10 to be preserved He therefore BIO
seeches MIR. Fillmore and the Americans, the
Breckinri1ge and the Douglas wiugs of the
Democracy to unite in one grand effort to
defeat Lincoln.
Are there no Douglas men, no Breckin.
ridge men, no Bell ss@nein the North who
prefer Freedom to Slavery, that all are 50
confidently invoked to lay aside all othe,
questions now and unite for the sole purpose
OF defeating the candidate who opposes thu
extension Of human bondage over all tho
Territories Of the United States Are the
masses of all other parties 90 welded TO thu
one idea OF the continued domination Of thu
Shareholders, as to be willing to sacrifice all
other principles and measures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

TT The Montgomery Ala Confederation
announces that Judge Douglas will visit
North Carolina very soon in order to look
after the large estate which has been left his
children by his mother-in- law" The Charles
ton Courier adds TO this, "Some mrother in
law, or estate, or other personal and private
excuse, Is always ready for the deluded
friends Of Senator Douglas, who has not ey On
the common honesty and candor to ADM,
that ne 10 on an electioneering tour for the
Presidency
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAY & BRO,
Wholesale GrOcerS,

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200 lbs. Indigo.
III bbis. assorted Nuts,
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800 Cotton Yarn,
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Besides large stock Of the various articles OF
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We will at all times pay the highest price for
Hides, furs, Pelts, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles Of produce as will preserve their nature in
transportation.
Septl2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

CT Gov. Moore, OF Alabama, has lately
manif essed his Difference 10 the fair sex in a
novel way. 1t 10 reported that, finding the
penitentisry Mt Wesumpka TOO full, he has
discharged the female convicts to make room
for the males.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

Er- The census returns Of Pittsburgh give
that city.a population Of 4s,804, being an In
crease OF only 2,203 since 1850. The local
papers accuse the census-takers OF gross neg
leet Of their duties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

The St. Louis Democrat thinks the Prince
OF Wales will reach that city about the 10Th
Of September just 10 time for the great
Fair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13
DIED.

Tuesday, 18th inst, Edward, son OF Rev. J. NJ
and Mary Phillips, aged months.
Funeral from the house of Mrs. Buell. this morn
ing Sept. 18th, ct 10 clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

GB~"Ion," Of the Baltimore Sun, who
seems almost ready to take strychnine, If
necessary, to "defcat Lincoln" has discov-
cred a new danger, and fears that even should
the combination Of parties prevent an cleo.
ton by the people, Lincoln might win in the
House. Hesays:
have reason to fear that we, the Anti
Republicans, are to be cheated in the House
OF Representatives, after we shall have de.
feated Lincoln. The Republicans have ff-
teen States certain, and q fair prospect OF
two more. Will they, who are willing to
parl the Union by the election Of Lincoln,
hesitate to employ corrupt means to effect
bis election? am much inclined TO believe
that desperate and, perhaps, successful
effort will be made il the House to obtain
one more State for Lincoln, 10 addition to
the fifteen be is already sure Of. He will be
az sure Of Illinois as OF Massachusetts, IL the
choice should come between him and Brock
inridee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

BosToN, Sept. ii.
Joseph Il. Thayer, q we'll known cotton
broker, hung himself in his store this p. Nj