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9ilette faufen un6 iDnten tteielben nur pVu fpl6en areeaeaten
8tomte iaufen, rel6e bon ibrem @ehdlt leten, riht aber BON
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sfas.FE r515.aa ia 0ttr5 @ifenbabn. G. ns-1g ut
sa9erns'G SEQ. 81 Sbame8ltr. Baltimore, 70.
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unmebr pas @endit auf ieine elgne, olLul9e 0eUnunaam allen
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Siolelte oeS Baths in alien leunen perlhieoenen Sreuden iprt-
lbren un6 ~empfebt I'D Den alien Runeen Der 6trua iopobI
pie enenn 9ecbrten Yublifum. Or pir6 nase tHen 9roBen BOZ
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sggm ogu $40. 10 Secproitr. le.-7
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rune8s@ 6mbdAnten..
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nit $500 600 gapfaf. '''@ "P'
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SeeurttpzS &onnps BON gtetpeOcrF !
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.HHGEiEuI5E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Baltimore.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24
BANKING HOUSE OF

GEO. o. Aapwnsos. ALRxArUsa BARCLAY
[EsTABLlsHEDIG fs&s.1
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TERMs Oh ADVERTISING.
gwNLvE LTMRs on LASS MAKnA SQuAaw

business Cards, not exceeding Six lines, inside
ais, othsrwise ale.
funersi Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO sttse ocsupicd.
pstplAyea advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded aEd placed under the
head of Specisi Notices. doAbie fhe ordinary
rates.
Special Notices in the Local Column 40 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered Oh the inside excla-
siwsiyin the Daily, after she hrst two weeks,
so per cent. orc than the above rates.
All t.snrent adeetf,ssneats m&sf be paid fer
IN sfssats. fhis rule will not be varied from.
When the advertissr uses ths Weekly aione,
the price will he the same a. in thr Daily
where the DaiIy and weekly are both used,
rs Per cent. Will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present systsn, the advertiser
pays 40 mach for the space he occupies, the
changes being ehargeab!e for the competition
only. This plan is nos generally adopted
Our charge for chsnges will be is cents per
square.
sS~ In all cases where advertiH emsnts are
dsc5atiunea before the expiration O. the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at cur regular rates for the Tins actaai-
ly IN.
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Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Rus
catirs, ana lows 5cuthern
ers,~rwm sssxssys~.s rsewrnss C.Tfcsfa -,
kgs $500 Ass,.. " Hi IL Assx
RAlklfsO.AD,
OFEr no HORT MADISON.
CHANGE aF TIME
. Take r. kss cs an Mandas AnHs aOth.

LNROM and after the above date, Trxina will be
L. run ns follows
FIRST TRAIN
win leave Keckna daily Sundays exeeptedl at
$3.50 O'Clock a. sn1 srrgvs 81 Fort Madison
at $40 a..
sRCONDTRAfE
Will leave kocknk esify st a o'clock ?. M,
auaarrive ut III Madison at h.30 y. HI.
FIkSN TRAIN
Leaves Eort Madison daily ssuroaya excepted at
s:A5 a. IN, and arrives at keokuk al 1928.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort hndiEua a. $500 p. m, and arrive
atkeoksk at 1880 r. M.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
Willleave Montrcse naily at 3:is o'clock, o. m,
Arrise at eokuk stA:30 IS. III.
Thef;30 o'clock Train connerts al Montrose with
Regular LIN ~ Pacalts Ter Burliaghn, Musca-
time noek Island and Daveupprg. Also al Fort
Madison with the Western stage Co.'s toacl es for
Burlington.
r. Pare by thisraute as Low As THk LOW
ESl and passenger sabjeeted to as few changes as
ny any other roats.-xx
lHhOUGH IICaEiS over this line can be pro-
cured to all the principal places East West and
North, of ). II. TEW KsBUhY, Ticket agent, OPP
positetA Billings House, Main st.. keoksk.
Is. W. DAVIS, sup't.
Aur. ls-- t'B0 sd1w
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BANKING HOUSE OF
g NJ 8 Nc a. NJ a.. D NJ E son O..
y HAVE this day admitted as partner ia the
4 Banking Business, Alexa nder Barclay, Swho has
been nay teller for the last six yearsl Ihe bust
moss, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the hrm
andstyle Of
gao. g. ANDERSON a 90.
Being one Of The Oldest Banking Houses III not
the oidest) in Iowa, the firm solicits eoptfn-
aanee Of fJrmar patronage so liberahy extended to
thesenior partner.
They will maAe callections and remit, less Ex.
change ,on the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their references as formerly by senior part
ner viz
SEFKREwCRs;
Park Bank, N. X.
Minsi0w, l4anisr & Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co. Philsdciphia.
Howard Banking Co.. t:oston.
Elapp, Fuller 4 Browne, bankers Boston.
Marine Bark Chicago.
Hoainan aelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Akahm, Bankers, q
Gilmore i Brothsrton 50 Cincinnati.
Al. u. Hunt a Co, Louisville.
STATE Saving institution, St. Louis.
keokuk ,Jan, i, 's5. GEO g. AND EAS0N
talho
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II, That Kansas should, of right, be
Immediately admitted as 8 State Under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by her people, and accepted by the House
OF Representatives.
II. That, while providing revenue for
the support of the general government by
duties upon imports, sound policy requires
such an adjustment Of these imports as to
encourage the development of the indus
trial interests of the whole country; aud
We commend that policy Of national ex
Changes, which secures to the working
men liberal wages, to agriculture remune-
raIing ptices, to mechanics and manufac-
turers an adequate reward for their skin,
labor and enterprise, and to the nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
l3. That we protest against any sale or
alienation 10 others Of the Public Lands
held by actual settlers, and against any
view of the free Homestead policy which
regards the settlers as paupers or suppli-
ants for public bounty and we demand
the passage by Congress of the complete
ard satisfactory Homestead measure which
has already passed the House.
IA. That the Republican party is OPP
posed to any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any State legislation by which
the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded
70 immigrants from foreign lands shall be
abridged or impaired and in favor oil
giving fall and efficient protection to the
rights Of all classes Of cilizers, whether ma
tive or naturalized. both at home and
| abroad.
10. That appropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements Of a
National character, required for the &C.
commodation and security Of an existing
commerce, are authorized by the Consti.
tuition, and justified by the obligation oil
Government 10 protect the lives and prop
erty of it's citizens.
I6. That Railroad to the Pacific Ocear
is 'mperaiiyely demanded by the Interests
of the whole country that the Fedora
Government ought to render immediate
and efficient aid in its construction anC
that, as preliminary thereto, daily Over
land Mail should be promptly established
II Finally, having thus set forth oul
distinctive principles and views, we invite
the cooperation OF all citizens, however
differing on other questions, who substan
tally agree with us in their affirmance anc
support.
SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTION.
| Resolved, That We deeply sympathizc
with those men who have been driven
some Of them from their native States anc
others from the State of their adoption
and are now exiled from their homes OF
account of their opinions; and We hole
the Democratic party responsible for thi
gross violation of that claise Of the Consti
tuition which declares that the citizens o
each State shall be entitled to all the priv
ileges and immuniiies of citizens III the sew
eral States
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rFas afsEPsssus.

MANUFACTURE Of corsets, Braces, Support
wi ers, &C., Ihird-st., bet. Main aud Johnson,
ksokuk. Ladies wishing an easy and handsome
fttint Corset, will fnd my make superior am De-
srabl giving share and support 10 the figure with
perfes freedom, void Of compression or restraint
ANY Article made TO order guaranteed 70 ht,
Sta npng, Pin.lng, Machine Stitching, DO.
mysod
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neokuk Eook-Hindery

AND BLANK BOOK MANuFACloRY
x3LANK Books made and ruiedto any required
bpsttsrn. Court necords ,JsGiices' 'Docksts, As
wsssort Books, Poll Books, &C. &c. furnished at
sAarg aetlcs.
0ldBooks, Magazines, Mssic, &e. bound or re-
boanJ In any style sestred.
L0~ay biadery will be fosRd in McCune'
BuIf1fns corner Of Main md Ss<ond-sts.
s.Y iG-d ISAAC m. pEARCE.
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BURKE'S CORNER,
,spring and Summer Goods

To suit every taste Also ent lem en- Is Furnishing
Good Trunks, Carpet Sacks and Valises.
M Call and see uI HARRY fuLION,
Mav1a3
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Rs LIVERY STABLE! Rr,

ON Pfrst-sf.. bet. Tatn Iohnsoa.
IIORsEs, BUaGIEs and CARRIAGES OF the
II best class always ready for hire.
Horses bosrdedby the day or week, at prices 10
suit tse times.
Iransien customers aeeomm odated.
ORC rs for he Omnibus 10 run TO and from the
Ralr ads ara Stoam boats lef at the stable or the
st Ch srlos Hotei, will be promptly attended 10.
deei0a V.NaN0kSDAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-24

LvTnE. LAKE. HYyERAvD ItFEEN
l. sURAAaE promptly attended TO at this Office.
Better and more ispExsGTY can be given at THE
Agency than any other in this city, and lesstrouble
alters loss.
Etna Ins Co., of Hartford, Conn, So, 1874 100
Home I7sssraEte Company, Of NeN Fork, l,457.F2s
North Amertcan In TO-, Hartford, Conn, 100000
Guy FIRE Insurance Co., Of AeT Hauea, 2TG.65s
Phgpix Fire TnsssaHce Co., Of her Fork, 2q0,00A
Lofiudrd Fire IaSu4once Co., Srto Tgfk, 26i, ,eoa
Connecticut AfafualLifeIn- Co, Hcrfotd, s,0e0,525
DK. J. w. B9Np Nedical Examiner.
rE~A w, GaIFFlIH Is authorized to receive
applications for all above Com panie2.
~ Buildings, Merchspdise, Mflls, Factories
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at a.
low rates az other GGmpapIeg who pay their losses
ii. r TEN-EYtk, Agent,
Office corner 81 and Mail stg., Keokuk, Iowa.
Sept. z dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-26

TENNESSEE STATE GAzErrEER AND BUSINESS Dr.
RECToEY-llr J. L. MToHEu. who is now engag-
ed in canvassing this city for the purpose Of
giving it its proper place in the forthcoming Ten
nessee Directory, is succeeding well. AR. MTcHELL
exhibited to US a copy of the Kentucky Directory.
which was, indeed Yery comprehensive and care
fully compiled worsr-the most complete of the
kind we ever saw. HaYing had much experience
in publishing works Of all kinds and employing
agents to collect material who have thorough
knowledge Of their business as well as the wants
of business men in this respect. We cannot doubt
but the work for Tennessee, upon which Mr. MIrrn-
ELL is now engaged, win be worthy Of a place in
every office, courting-room and place Of business
in the State.
We understand that many Of cur citizens have
subscribed for this work and we trust that none OF
our professional or business men viii neglect to pro
cure for themselves copy Of it.
It will be delivered to Subscribers BY the LIST Of
March.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-26


from which mankind snfer over iar-e part 81 The
E0oe, IS the censeqncnec &c diseased action IN The
system induced ~ the poisonous uias Of vr-.niio
dccay This cxhaiation IS evolved by the action 81 solar
heat wet s0i, and rises with the vstrr varor from
r. While the sun IS below The horizon this vapo7
fingers near the eaEths surface and the virus is taken
with it through the lungs into the blood There acts
al irritating poison the internal rsoora and ex-
cre1ng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
ard falls 70 secrete not oaly this vs but also tie he
from the blood Both the virus and the bze ascunulare
Ia the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, tho kidneys and The stomach
smpathizc with the hvcr and become disordered also
Finally, he instinct of our rans as in an atcrnnt
to expel the noxiou5 infusion, Concentrates the whole
blood c. the body In the Internal excretocs to force
them % cast It out The bocd leaves The surface ard
PUSHES 70 the central orgas Wiih e0ngestire violence
This Is the chill. But in his effort It fails Ten DE
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
ogaus and PUSHES to the surface, as il ia another effort
to excl the irritating poisgn through that ether great
ezcretorg-the skin. IN his also it fails, and the sys-
TEN abandons Che attenps exhausted, waiting FOX the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day These are the fits o. Faroxysns Of FEvER AND
AouE- Such constitutional disorder VII Of course ui-
dermine the health If It is not removed.
hnrn q fnnn and have f14f-l fi1ofa
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nAlLnoAp suIEnprLns

NASHVILLE tNn CHAErsaDoGt ssssHROADs
Leave Nashville 90 l0l, a b.; and at S, p. m.
Arrive at lll a. m. aud ll h. m
TBo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
TThe night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains the East Tennessee
and Georgia road
both trans connect &C Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
TBoth trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the Shelbyville branch
TThe day tram from Nashville connects az Tu-
lah0ma with the train on the McMinnville and
Manchester road
1.-THE day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd With trains on the Winchester aud
Alabama road for salem and Faye.teville.1
Tr,,,,gssEE AID ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville az a. ul.. and 2.55 p. m
Arrive at 81 a. M, and 6.20, b. M
I Louisville AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at r As a. m. and 2:sS 3. No. TThe
morning train carries the mail
Arrive st 5-5l, a m ana $780, p, M, 1.-THE evening
train brings the MALL
EDqRPgstp AID kENTUcKK RauBgoAn:
Leave Nashville at p. ~.
,;,-s Of TO- q. m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-26
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this alagions poison IN .he blood
and stimulates the liver to ez2e il from the body. As
Il should, 50 i does care this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does r0re, or rather does
WAT 5 Of more service to these subject 70 this infection.
a ike IN season & exps Il frcm the system Il IS
ABSORBED, and thus keeps those who it free from It's
etl9eSs keeps the system in health although exposed
% lne msease. Consequently { nos only cures bur
19lsc lroln lie greet variety Of pechcns which are
s-acea ~ ts malignant influence, such RaInillent
EeFer enlh Fever Dumb or Masked Aque Periodical
9aaacne, o. Bilious Headache. Bilious Ferars Neli-
Iai8ia hheqmatism, Gout blindness, Toothache, Ear
acne, Catarrh Asthma, Papitations Painful Affections
o. we spleen mysteries. Coke Paralysis and Painful
Aiections n the Stomach and Bowels an Of which.
when arising rom tins cause viii be found to assume
more OF less the Intermittent type This AepR
CURA removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
This 1t accompishes By stimulating the czcretorfes
20 expe the virus from the system, and these rranE
BY degrees become habited 20 DO this their cs Of fr
own aceord Hence arises what we term aeeslefasio,
Time uaay accomplish the same end but often ne e nj
long en1ugh OF IS sacrificed in the attemnt uhe tbs
g. GUE CURE does Il 40 once. and with safety We
have great reason to believe this IS surcr a. wei as
safer remedy for the WEoe class CT diseases which are
caused by the uasnaatio Infection than any other hr
has been discovered; and It has SIN another important
advantage to the public, which - that il is cheap as
vel as good
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BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK, Jan. 24-The Iri5unes Washington
correspondence says that in the Harpers Ferry a-
yestgation no testimony has been given before Che
Committee Of Investigation in any way implicafiiis
the Republicans with John Browns raid.
When Senator Wilson made bis speech in LAW.
renee, they assaied him for failing to approach
their standard Of duty.
Mr.. Blair, Of Coliinsville, who manufactured the
pixies which figured at Harper's Ferry. states that
they were ordered during the Kansas troubles, as
weapons of protection
Dir Calender, cashier Of the bank at, Hartford,
proves that Brown had funds there which were
drawn to furnish supplies for Kansas
Neither Of these gentleman had TIE rernotest idea
Of the movement in Virginia till It was published
The New York Herald spondence says Real
concluded bis testimony before the committee tot
day It was detailed account Of the Organization
OF the Brown provisional government IN Canada
which has already been published. He testified
thet he went to England IN 1858 and knew nothing
about Browns Operations after that fima; he was
requested to examine certain letters und in
Browns bag, 10 see If he could identify hcm, but
he testified that he knew nothing Of Browns cor
resppndenee or the authorship OF the letters 1t is
evident that some members OF the committee have
been disappointed in Realf' testimony; be having
testified to nothing Of any importanee tat was not
before in evidence.
Mr.. B. n Newton, the Vermont member Of the
National Kansas Committee aud previously the
leader of the colony at Mapleton. Bourbon county.
Kansas, confirmed the testimony Of Mr. Corning as
to the refusal Of the National Committee to furnish
arms to Brown in 1885.
When be commenced testifying in relation to tae
of Kansas by armed bodies Of men, he was stopped
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Rfch Fancy a straw IEouuets Hats, Flats
Llaris ELoLEers. mind boNes. &c.s

Al. FlrlD, Gan'l. Ticket Ag't.
uPNG ian@1-du
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RLOURThs market is dull without change. The demand
e quite limited Sales OF $40 bb 5304J for supene,
and 5.5195.65 Tor extra. Receipts lisht
NHlSklhe demand continues active az fail prices sales
Of ls9e0 bhs at 9<c the latter rate Tor wagons
PROVISION There much done % day IN any ar
tce; hode m bnt the dsmand Is Only moderate, and
buyers generally contend for slight Concessions Ness FORK Is
held IL upward the only sales heard Of 40
bills, in Sl7 I5J Lids Bacsn sold Rt "a,
81 l0Sc for Shoulders Sides clear Sides. Nothing
gFsnsped b Bulk st xept 800 pieces Hams as elc Lard
unchanged; 10 sales.
GROCEBI Es-The market for Sugar and Moasss 3 very
dull under the adyces fsom New Orleans, and the arke n'
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COfT0N-Ihere was very good demsnd to-day, which
suited in the sale Of fully l990 realized fail
ana decidedly advancing rates. The sales comprise - bales az
s II at si g. 81 lls 90; 10 at 9 81 81 at 0
~ o. ioi 81 az iv rs at 1885 ~ az i9 4A a va -
* AZ 81 az 5Si and 80 bales HE The market closed as
t sub0ned quotations, Wis. Low 10 Strict Middng lb9
lOSsi COOS Aiddng u5f9lld and Kidding Fair nominal
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The grain market quiet yesterday, FAR wheat was
concrnei active receipts Of grain amounted
to u 900 bus and Of hogs, live and dressed, 1853 head The
sales Of Wheat did 90 bushels, st sL0z@ Tor
No springf and LOO Tor Ne sqrng Corn firm With
sales Of over % 800 bushels, sc for hslled and 80 for
in the Oats in good dean1 a Sc Flour vas
du, buyers and sellers 0s apart There good
demand for cattle for shipment with sales at 50 035 100
Live hogs also firm ana good demand, bat scarce,
whistles S475@5 Is 100 ness6jhog ia active
demand, advance Of Sc aad with sales VI 500 head at
of 8 b 1s0H