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TASTRR OOMWTSSTONERiS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
I'VE sALE.-Pursuant TO an al. order Of salo issued
70 mo from the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyahogn
county Ohio upon the iith day Of October, 1880 In
an action therein pending, wherein Ezra Chnppeil
IL plaintiff and Henry D. Whitman, Susan Whit
man, John T. Newton, NJ. r. Keith, John Coon, and
the Michigan Insurance Company, are defendants,
shall expose for sale at public gucdOn az the door Of
the Court House In said county upon the 18Th day
Of November 1850, at O'Clock +. NJ, the lands and
tenemonts, described as follows, 70 Wit;
Situate IN tho Township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven 7 in the thirteenth range Of township In
tho Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of
Ohio and which ia also in the county Of OuyahOge,
and Is kn0sn by being city lots No. two hundred
and hYet l50 two hundred and six (206), four hun
dred and sixty, goo seyentyiyc, C75j tWenty-seIen,
lZ7), In Barber Lords subdivision IN Ohio City,
hOW Cleveland, DO tho Same more OF less but subject
60 all legal highways.
Said several premises are appraised as follows, to
witt
Lot No. 25 ...........S GI7
~ a53
l11 '..ssas-sss..s.ss.-s..-s 700
% ............... 555
- = 1900
JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
r. ? spalding, PI'ths Atty. octlalO9
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.HE ENTERPRISING PROPRI-

HNHE ENTERPRISING PROPRI-
il ITO Of
CHESNUT GROVE WHLSREH
The Purest Medicinal Agent ever knoWn,) has fur.
nished the community Stimulant, Pure Healthful
beverage. 1t is calculated to do away with the vile
drugged stun that is palmed OF on the community
and which is Injurious to body and mind. In addi-
tOn to the certificates beneath, he has received A
Diploma hom the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
ClEI1- and additional testimony from DR.. Jackson
of Boston, Massachusetts,, who testifes under 0ath
to its absolute purity.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g, 1883.
We have carefully tested the sample OF Chesnut
contains none Of the Poisoning Substance known as
Fusil Oil, which is the Characteristic and injurious
ingredient Of the Whiskeys in general ts5.
BOOTH, GARRET & OAMAU.
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3, 1858.
1 have analyzed a sample Of the Chestnut Grove
Whiskey received from Mr.. Charles Wharton Jr
Of Philadelphia, and having carefully tested it. am
pleased to say that it is entirely from from nosOnous
substances. IL is an unusually pure and fine flavor
ed quality Of Whiskey.
JAMES Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist
Boston, March Z, 1859.
have made chemical analysis Of commercial
samples Of Chestnut Grove Whiskey, which proves 10
b8 free from the heavy Eusil Oils. and perfectly pure
and unadulteratsd. The hne favor OF this Whisky
Is derived from the Grain used in manufacturing IL
A. A. HAYES N. D., State Assayer,
No. 70 ROyleton street.
For sale by O. WHARTON, Jr
Sole PRINCIPAL Agent.
luly5;SOo No. il6 Walnut st.. PHILADELPHIA.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION FRAUD.

AAAAAhAAfAAAi Nlt. al-
The Jar ia the case Of MIR. Byerly, tried on the
charge OF i0rcinE the election returns Of the First
tonrression District, thus defeating the election
"a fr Lehman, tho Democratic candidate, brought
iu = voriict Of guilty this morning. His counsel
viii probably carry the case 90 the supreme Court.
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6 SREEN WILL

II. L. stevenson, plalntlHs
John Green, defendant.
THE SAID JOHN 6 REEN WILL
take notice that on the 18th day of October, A.
ID, lS6O, a summons and an order Of attachment
issued by G. II. Benham, Justice Of the Peace Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county Ohio, for the sum Of
will be for hearing before said Justice at O'Clock A.
~ -''' '--'''' 1''--' -'''' JAMES M. JONES,
Cleveland, Oct. I7:sOs Pit'as Atty.
GHERIFF'S SSALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command of piuries writ of Venditioni
exponas issued from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Sesf. al al. paintifs, against H. H. Giett, defend
ant, to me directed, shall offer for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House, in the CITY
Of Cleveland, in said county, on the 18th day OF No
vember, 1860, at O'Clock Z. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to Wit:
Commencing at the intersection Of the sOutherly
lima OF Vermont street with the easerly line Of est
Vermont street sixt teet thence southery par
ael with the east line Of West street sixty teet;
thence easterly parallel with the south line Of Yer
mont street eleven lee6; thence southerly par9lel
with the east line Of West street thirty feet;
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
along the east line Of West street ninety feet,
to the placeCt beginning, being the same premises
described in deed from Gilman Folsom, Jr-, to II.
m Gillett, recorded in Vol. 4s, pages SO and Oh,
CuyahOga County Records, and further known as
the n. W. corner Of block XXX in the Bu1alo COM
pany's allotment In Cleveland, formerly Ohio City
Cuyahoga county, Ohio. APPT7adiGedT q SS0s sh.,
Herrick x Barlow, Pitts Att'ys. octI73Oy
GHERIFF'F SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- Of a writ Of Yenditioni Exponas and alias Fl
Pa issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahoga county at the suit Of Henry Iuttle, ct. al,
pai1tifs against Prentiss Skinner ct. al, defend
ants 10 me directed shall offer for sale at public
auction at the door of the Court House, in the City
OF Cleveland, in sgd county, on the 9th day Of NJ
yember, 1860 at O'Clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, 10 wit;
lat Situate In the township Of Independence, in
the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the county OF
Cuyahoga, and is known the south part Of lot No
one and bounded as follows tho north by land
owned by T. l.. Skinner; on the east by CuyahOga
RiVer or the south by lot No. g the west by the
centre of the Brecksvlle road; supposed to contain
sfxty-eight acres, be the or less, but sub
ect 10 all legal highways. Appraised at S2,55i.
3D. Situate in the township Oflndependence. coun-
ty Of Cuyahoga, and State OF Ohio, and known as
mart Of village lot No. 6, in the Strong Tract so
called, and described follows; Beginning at the
northeast corner OF Public Square tu said township;
thence 3lzo one 50-i00 chains along the east limo
Of said Square; thence n 691s' three and 33-lOO
chains; thence N $50 w one and 59-lOO Chains:
thencee S9lS' three and 33-l0O chains 10 the place
Of beginning, containing one half acre or less
Appraised At $50.
Adams y Canfsld, psFts Attyb, O6tRfsll
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TELEGRAPHlC.
YostsEaay Aftsrnoonls RsPoEt.
InIPORTANT FROM CALTFORNIA.

sHa ST. JosErn, Oct. 30.
The Pony Rxpress. with California dates 90 the
t5th inst, arrived here this morning.
san FRANcisCo, Oct, n.
Vi,e PONY E,rress with ST. Louis daiOs 20 the IN
lust, & teoesaphod nom Carson Valley this morn
hers e. intense anxiety to receive tho news Of the
uuxt Exprcss 60 the 20th inst, when the result Of
the ponnsylvauta election viii ue known,
Politicians generally conctdo that 10 Foster Is
elected Ualioroia will go ilr Douglas, while 81 Fos-
tor 4 dcented, and other Northern State elections
enf b Republican Victories, California win 80 for
Llucoln.
1t Il generally conceded that the hrockinridge
party arc losing ground.
zoo. n ~ Baker, senator elect from Oregon, Is ex-
expected 20 make tour of California for she toneht
ID tho Republican ticket.
nreruf hrigadior General Clark Commander oi
The department at California, died u this city to-day
OF chronic diarrhQo. after two weeks luugas "a,
The rainy season has firiy cumnenceul thls hN-
press leaving In the midst OF a drenchluk storm.
The news lrom Oregon Is uniqlpoi tAht
The Democratic papers OF poth WINS ol tuat party
Republican senator
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take notice that on the 18th day Of October, A.
d. lS6O, d summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G. II. Benham, Justice Of the Peace of
Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio, for the sum Of
$40 90 in favor OF said plaintiff and that said action
will be for hearing before said Justice at o'clock A.
M. November 18th 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

TuEsDAY, May l.
The regular Convention met at lO3 a. \.
The galleries were crowded. The seats Of
the seceders were filled with South Carolina
ladies. The Georgia, Virginia and South
Carolina delegates were in their seats.
The President said Ahree separate motions
to reconsider the platform resolutions were
pending at adjournment.
Benning of Ga. stated that the delegation
of that State bad resolved to withdraw, and
Is did so, leaving in the Convention. A
part of the Ky. delegation said they would
not retire. N. G. went out to consult.
Cohen of Ga. and Flourney Of Arkansas
both made speeches depreeating the seces.
sion and saying that it would certainly carry
to the presidential chair the arch fend OF
Black Republication. Montgomery OF Pa.
was speaking, and there the telegraph stop
ped
The Wood delegation joined the seceders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

ANOTHER PRESIDENT rRoH THE NoRrH.-
Caleb Cushing, the President of the Charles
ton Convention, and who in his speech be-
fore that body made furious onslaught on
Northern sectional parties, was once himself
one OF the "rsw head and. bloody bones
Abolit'onisss. Wslsarn that distinguished
citizen Of Ksokuk, who was once ous Of our
warmest Republicans indeed, = Dem oers,
would have called him = robid Republican
has gone down to Shreveport, in Louisiana
and been appointed . President - - :.a:S
nation meeting, assembled to desounse ID,
Republican party and hurl ansshemas a th,
"irrepressible conflict" man and oil hi,
friends. On taking bis seat he, like Caleb
made furious speech. He even went fur.
Their and declared to his indignant sudienc,
that be was obliged to leave the State o,
Iowa ON account Of bis Democratic princi.
pies
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
nra MnanRs Iowa 18th Annh 1AAA


Pursuant to a vote Of thu majority of Ale under
signed Committee, tho Republicans Of Iowa will
asscxAle by their delegates In State Convention,
AT ItwA r1rr, on WKDNHspAY, raK AN DAT or
MAI 1859 at Ill o'eloek A. n. for the nomins tion
Of state officers to be elected ut the November cleo
top of this year; fer the nomination OF prssidsn-
ta electors; and for the TRANSITION of oil other
business which may come before the Convention.
1t is also called for the purpose Of ratifying the
Nominees and M taEm ef the National Republican
Convention to be hAld at Chicago on the 18th Of
Mar.
The ratio Of representation viii be eae delegate
for every organised county, apd ONE delegate for
each enc hundred votes or fraction thereof exceed
isg one-half east for Hon. s.. j. Kirkwsod for
Governor, at the LAST state election.
JOHN A KASS0N, Chairman.
II M. HOXIE, Secretary.
n. L. b. CLArKx, Mt. Pleasant
C. Il. STONE, Council Bluffs,
Wk. LouaHRrDax, 0skaloosA,
THoRAs DRUnsosp, Vinton,
A. b. r. HnDgErR, ST. Charles City,
J. III. NEwoonB, Bloomfield.
w. III BIaKLow, Sioux City,
JAMES TnoRIsGroS, Davenport,
III. A. WILrsE, Dubuque,
L. l., PEAsE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Central Commifee.
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FROM CHARLEsTON.
THE sEcEDER's CONVENTION

Anb GhIGDMh . ttN N1Sl lJNs
The Boilers met in st. Andrews' Hall on
the night OF the both. John @. Preston, Of
s. O. presided. Yanoy made fiery speech,
and proposed that they should do nothing
but watch the other Convention. III Douglas
was nominated then they would present q
National Candidate. Bayard Of Del.
hoped the other Convention would be ustsrl,
dissolved.
MIR. Mathews, of La. thought that Is Statsl
would be with them tomorrow.
The States were called. The Wood Del
egasion responded for New York. Della
ware answered. No answer from Maryland
Virginia, South Caroline, Georgia BY La
mar. Alabama and Florida answered. The
seceders oil signed the roll and the Conven
ton adjourned.
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10 n m 0rs.

MIR. Howe, who came in last night on the
packet, says report was received at Gales
bnrgh yesterday that the eight seeding States
had returned into the Convention on Tuesday
night, and agreed to 60 into ballot for
Presidential candidate the next wv ednesday
morning. Jo. Hickey came up on the same
packet, and said report had been received
at Quincy that the seceders returned and the
Convention nominated Douglas on Wednss.
day morning on the first ballot.
These reports may be true, but II is queer
that they were not heard by the Captain OF
Clerk of the Hannibal City, nor by the U. s.
mail agent, nor by Mr.. jenkins, OF Balti-
more, who Was also q pass errrs on the
Packet.
A dispatch from Washington says thu.
Hunter had telegraphsd to the Virginia del
egation, advising them to withdraw, and thai
10. Lane had done the same with the Ore.
gon delegation.
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The Northern Democratic papers having
been circulating ridiculous story that Pryor
had run Potter out Of Washington before
daylight, We publish the following new YER
sion from tho Washington correspondence Of
the Charleston (Mo.) Courier. The rather
rich idea is intended to be conveyed, appar-
emily, that Potter's arms are about four feet
six inches long, while Pryor's are, - We
suppose this corrsspon dent intends to bs un.
dsrstood, considerably - say two feet -
shorter. We must confess that ct . dis.
sance Of four feet from the horrible giant,
poor little Pryor would be in IN exceedingly
unpleasant position. The Courisr's oorrss-
pendent says:
In tho middle Of the ,nelss, Potter han
pened TO get in front Of Pryor, and told him
to shut mp, and take his ssAt, or he would
knock his id little head OF HE pusillanim-
Gus shoulders. Pryor II . small man, ap.
psrently nero boy, and cripple, from
having been shot by o. Jennings Wise, in !
duel. Potter il . perfect giant, and oould
with one blow Of his ponderous 6ss, send
Pryor to that bourne from whence no traveller
returns-used some very ineultink language,
and actually made PRYOR back ont s-cr. 81.
position. This Was not very agreeable to
the 6ro-eating, irats virginia., and DO i'm
nsdiately sent an invitation to Mr.. Potter TO
meet him outside Of the district. Mr.. Pot.
ter responded, but - tho challenged party
has the choice Of wsapons, has sslscsed bowie
kniues to fight with, four fest distance,
which gave him oil the advantage. With :
pistol, or rids, Pryor, who 10 about . thick
49, laih, and an excellent shot, could scarcely
miss tho burly form OF Potter, who cannot
bit goose with gun ten steps, but with
the bowie-knife, the strong and long arm Of
the muscular six .footer would split tho dimi-
nutive Virginian at the 6rss lick.
The truth 10, Pryor 10 tall and longer armed
than Potter.
- II. 1rhuanU tho DLst~I- -
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@We are oredibly informed BY one Of
our cisisens, that "over Ave hundred teams
have passed through our city this spring,
bound for the Peak" They will average
shree men to tho team, which, added TO the
number that arrive by rail, will swell the
emigration through here, in that direction,
to some two or three thousand the present.
ssason.-( Ottumwa Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

HNPHUfH1WH NuUHty O"HVcMNNuus
The Republicans of Lee County will meat in
Convention at CharIeston, ON Saturday,
May i2th, for the purpose Of appointing Dele
gates TO the State Convention to be held ut Iowa
City on the 73d day Of May and alse TO sppeint
Delegates to the Congressional Convention Of this
District. J. b. HOWELL,
April so, so. Chairman Rep. Central Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

seuALL.--Thsy had . squall at Musoatine
on the 10th, which blew . skif from the
water and landed II bottom-side up on the
landing The Ferry Boat broke loose, bat
was secured before being blown out into tho
current.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

a. The Philadelphia Inquirer has th,
Washington rumor that the Uovode corrup.
ton COMMITTEES are striking such rich leads oil
discovery that, following out the john Ran.
dolph precedent, leave will be asked Of th.
House for authority TO impssch Presiden
Buchanan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

A CARAVAN roe TIE P.AK.--Ysstsrday Ii
OK teams bound for Pixies Peak passed
through our streets in eonpsny. We under
stand shat the party halls from Bsloit, Wis,
and own two quarts mills manufactured In
Chicago, which have been shipped By water
to st. Joseph. This 10 tho largest company
that has yet passed through this place for
the gold regions. They had shout so yoke OF
oxen.-l k1uscatins Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

a. We are informed thss Hon. N. J.
Russh, Emigrant Comnissionsr for Iowa, TO
reside in New York City, has appointed I'd.
Zitschke, Esq.,, Of this city, bic Secretary
and Assistant. This 10 % excellent appoint
mens. Mr.. q. IL On excellent business man,
and ~ he hes had experisnse In the business
his services viii DO Of great benefit TO Mr..
Rusch.-ffowa City Republican.
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lishman, become excited on Saturday eva
ming ovd tne news received concerning the
sion arose - to the merits OF the contest
ants, which 1nslly resulted in regular bat
sle, in which tho Englishnan vs. vorstsd
and rather severely andlsds-lBarlingtos
Hawkeys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

Tur DE Motxxs SALLxY Vine Ii ublished
~xerr Monday nj this ece, lie one of the eldest 20
nsys In love, and has widely extended circSla-
t,ox throughout the De4 Moines Valley, Nortberr
Missouri and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
TAKE notice that all powers Of Attorney oven
by me, for the transaction Of business, Ia my
name, in the city of Ksokuk, State Of Iowa, are
hereby revoked. s. ROBB.
New Orleans, April 10, 1860. dat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

DIR " GOODS !!
BELOW USUAL PRICES /
W. B. GERRING.
No. 81 Main-st.,
Keekak. - : : = Iewa,
NOW OFFERS
Very Low for Cash
ORGANIZES 1t 9octs., u1ual price SOC.
LAWNS At lOcts., usual price la@ cots.
LAWNS ut Iscts., usual price 2O095cts.
SPRING DELAINEs l2A@l6cts., usual
price 20@26cts,
FoULARD CHALLIES at 25cts., usual
prices sO@35cts.
FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES,
ORGANDIR ROBES,
BLACK SILKS,
SPRING SILKS,
FOULARD SILKS;
FoULARD BAREGEs,
POLL DE CHRvERs,
BAREaE ANGLAIs. TN ROBES AND By
THE YARDS
BALZoRINEs,
BARATHEAS,
BLACK BEREGE,
INDIA GLAoE CERETAs,
SUMNER vALLENOIAS.
sHAwLs v1ricus styles, Silk. WOODEN, DO.
Nesting, 1antaloon 1tufls,
fWEEDA MEA, IlIIIN, b, fsr nsl md
Bsys summer Wear.
SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASoLs, SHA-
KERS, &C.,
Together with full assortusn. Of
Hosiery, Gloves, n oti ons,
Foreign and Domestic
s TAPLE G GOD s.
WALL PAPER
sHteelC York Cost!
10000 PIECES,
OF All PATTERNS AND srTEEs,
Rrsn &c. - SO cts. q RsI,
FOR SALE FOR CASH BY
WIN. Ii. GERRING,
% MAaN-sTREET,
FIRST Deer AAeve An1srssn,s Bank.
April ~, '6o-dAw
REMOVAL.
VOUNKER q k3M CIT n ERN have moved
1 their stocks Of goods from No. 90 Main-st. 70
their store In No. ~, nsxt 70 Golfers Robertson
grocery store, where they hops to all THAR old
customers and many new ones.
ApnlSod3w
InRn YDncAt InnufAnC4 In1nYn nee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

"a L. johnson the far-famed Philsdsl-
phiA type founder, died on the 18th ult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

REMOVAL.
VOUNKER 4 Bs& 9TH ERS have moved
1 their stocks Of goods from No. % Msin-st. .
their STORE In No. ~, next 70 Golfers Robertson
grocery store, vhsrs they hope to all THAR old
sustomsrs and many new ones.
Insurance! insurance Insurance
DOLICrRS on Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise
1 Pork Houses Public Buildipgs, Misunderstanding
kstablismsnts, HosssAOld Furnitsre, and all iasa-
rabls property, issued u the lowest rates In the
following substsntiAl Companies
PHOENIX ms CO., or HARTFORD. CONN
CAPITAL 1400, 1000.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL el50, loco.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO.. or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL e50O, 900.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, conn
CAPITAL 10W, 700.
This Agsnsy always pays its losses promptly
Dwellings,, with Furniture therein, insured 1t
vERr MoDRRATz rKEnIUn, for one, three or Ave
years. CallAnd learn the rstss.
WIN. ~. DELkNAR, Ag,s,
Asyldlm 6econd-st.. near Main.
Clsaks /! Shawls |! and haldIlas
No. % North FiatA-ss.,
ST. LOUIS missouri.
=. e. FRASER,
r ATE Of Paris, Importer and Manufacture Of
- al kinds Of Ladiss' and Childrsn1
CLOAKS,
AANTILLAS
AND SHAWL6,
H.. e.-~-A -. Ne. -.e-. :. Nc :. s-.:A s:::::AA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

AYTRAY.-A murderous ARRAY took place
at Burrows City, about 80 miles abovs this
city on the Mississippi, on Saturday, in
which two men engaged in wood cutting at
that place we're seriously il not fatally i'm
jursd. We understand from Capt. Hillbouss
Of the Kate Casssll, whish boat came down
on Saturday evening, that quarrel arose
between the two men, and ono Of them shot
the other, when the latter stabbed tbs former
with knife, and neither party was expected
to live at tho time the Kate Casssll left.
We did not learn the names OF the parties.--
fBurlinften Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

e. In Hartford county, Maryland, the
newly elected Democratic Sheriff summo ned
. Democratic grand jury, and thar frst -
was TO bring bsfors them the Possm astsrs. %
inform them II any inosndiary doeunsnss
came TO their ofkoes, and Who took thsn. T.
B. Hull vas foand guilty Of tho srins d r.
ceiving ths New York Tribune, and indistsd,
the modern inquisitors having decided thal
the Tribsms NHMday School Advocate, and
Helpers book, we're incendiary under Mary
land laws. The punishment i not less than
ten years Imprisonment In the Psnitsntiary
The ssme jury indicted s. s. Walton for
having copy Of tho /" Impending Crisis
and looming it to neighbor; David Tucker
for circulating the Sunday School Adcoeafs
10 bis olass, containing an article copied
from John W@lsy's anti.slsvsry wfitings !;
and . free colorsd man for taking the
Tribune Whist On institation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

a. Several years since man named John
Cain killed Richard Singleton for the ssduc-
ton Of his daughter Mary, in Cincinnati.--
The daughter has since become On aban-
doned character, and on lsst Monday night
she Was married to negro man named
Winston, who 10 over seventy years OF age,
and the keeper Of m eating and drinking
establishment Of the very lowest character.
The girl Was only about twenty one years Of
age.