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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-09

llE subscriber is now prepared with nrw Machinery
10 bli stationary cnEin tGum Lu lhl horse pow
upon tn latest improved plans. and VIII buili 10
order duuhli fingtt portable cugu from ~ 10
horse power Rgg I'D upon earrings with Uicr gearing
and PIups all cumprt, and ready Gpr action. Also a
cylinder fine and tubular boilers east iron coal breakers,
patent ID in l~ for thr shiag grain and cracking
and made large seal for hrrnkimg coal. Heavy
mining Pumps and h'' engines rggcd complete with
double acting forcing pumps all kinds of mill gcarim.
aud hDusr casting made u order Line shaiiIngs with
any desired -i1's of pnll'ys hhShcd with hangers
Iron planning done, say "a fst long; all kinds of Iron
turning htaNy press and other turned wilh any
desired pitch Of thread.
The b st Rough Iron thrcSfing Machines, that ever
com" before tho public cast Iron aud wooden machines
made To order. Lcvy power chain or tread power made
order. AlsJ takes riders tnr tho following mRCn
IIarri,nn- patent grain mill 81 O0O offered BY the
rNtrntte Tor its equal. Ii will grind good fine al
Is bush H. in hour. Also bolts aud elevators all in
order also Rugglrs Patent Blower, manufactured by g.
d. Harris x Co, the most pow rid blower in
win tn least amount OF power, one OF which viii c
put in nsr at tiit Foundry for exhibition All uI the
above viii b. warranted To b. what they sold fnr.
Also FAX orders for SCOTS Patent Black smith sri.
ker, aud rights tn them in the counties Columbia,
Montour, Northlmb 'rland, Lycomng, sullivan and
Nlnton, one Of which can be seen at my shop.
LEWIS it, MAUS
Blnomsburs, Columbia CO., March 81 1855.
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nUIeS.
/. Money is received every day, and in any amount
large smnll.
.. FIVE PER CENT interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
g. The money is always paid back in GOLD. whcncv
er il is called for, aud without notice
T. Money is received f:nm Executors, ADMINISTRATORS
Guardians and others who desire to have it in place
perfect safety aud where interest BE- obtained for it
D. The money received from drpOsitnrs Invested n
Real Estate mortgages, Ground Rents, AMI such uthc
first class securities as tn, Charter directs.
g. Office Hours Every day from ill o'clock NM
on Mondays and Thursday iii o'clock in the evening
Hon. HENRY l.. BENNER President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE JIcc President.
WN J. REED, Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Henry L. Benncr, Francis Leo,
II Elwarl l.. Carter 7. Carrull Brewster,
Robert fridge, Joseph u. Barry,
Samuel X. Ashton, Joseph Ncrks
Z. Landtcth Munns Henry DifftnderfIer
q FFIE Il:
UdiHm street, South Hest Corner qf Third Street.
PlllIADEkPllIA.
April TO- ls5l. Aug II, j5.l FEB. l, '5j.l
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A JUDGE, Ignorant of grammar, is very
aYt 10 pronounce incorrect seneaces.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-09

There hing several imitation brands Of Detorsiy
SOAP IN market, the public are notified that none mr.
genuine eAcrpt VAN hAAGES & McKloSe is s,alnpe
February -, L. o l2ni, S'
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=, ,ELLiNG off saws. &c. nt cost or less,
- by
HARTMAN'S
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-09

BsY- DID you ever have the Sick Head
ache Do you remember the throbbing
temples, the fevcred brow,the loathing and
disgust at the sight of food. How totally
unfit you were for pleasure conversation OF
study. One of the Cephalic Pills would
have relieved you from all the suffering
which you then experienced. For this and
other purposes you should always have q
box of them on hand to use as occasion re-
quires.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-09

hia I hf", - n'"g - ui'. l. now mark for
more than year, and that it has given universal
satisfaction is evident iron h' fact tina, the Maniuc
tur RS Of II IN order To supply tht demand have been
nuEru 10 lncr'hse their capacity to make equal u On,
HHhdrcd Thousand Pomds PER- Heck. II il drci rlv til
bsst and cheapest Soap cvr made in this Country On
Pound g a E go as far for Ghy use as III &c of IN,
Common Soap IN general 1t is made upoL now
principle, Of the materials and known only to Va,
HAAoLS & MckEoSr. | does away entirely with III
washboard saves the necessity of boiling th clothes il
does not shrink Flannels REMOVES GREASE, INK
ot fAlNl sIoIS peri city and from the most dclicai
fabric saves fully Onehlf the time and labor usuuy
spent To the washing n is warranted free from SqLSj
N or ohcr 'Hres alkaIies and guaranteed not to rot
or inIure the clothes
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-09
"A THROUGH 7IUkET TO C.qLiFOR.sI.2.
G. S. COLBERT & CO.'S
Fifth Gland Quarterly distribution
OF 100, 900 Articles Worth $780, 900,

vi lUU,OuU AfuClcS w ortn SSlU,UuU,
AkTIlICl will be sold for SlNOOOO the purchaser of
oar Golden Pen is the b-t cvr used, and is warranted
act to Currudc IN any idk. Every business and
Family shuui usr the GOidcR Pen.
Iht tlIuwial t"f JJUJO ARTICLES will b. distributed
All Ks naf @M At n & neg 8, %q. @ be HHia ip5
articles We wi sell I for 100 1t is optional
etitr ha sends the DOLAR ami takes the GOODS or
nJ ~ All G0OGs can be returned at nNp.ns, Nith.
IN tan days after tha plrcasyr Receives til M (unrss
hty are satisfactory ani iht Money, be funded
List of Goods Included ia the Distribution
Fitnos Cold Hunting ti-cd Watches, Grli Watches
ll $ silver Watches, Guard ' - hat lain Chnih
F"rantina brooches, Cura Emerald unt Opal lrlurlIes
Cameo Ear Drops, Mosaic aud jet Ear ruls Lawn nn,
fiofcntinc rnrops, turH Ear Drops, fIu raid anu
opal EHr-lFopS, tianisumc Seal RINGS, Mosaic ana Ca.
go BrHc' L. GrLts brrartrus. NHtlh krN - Fob ana
Ribbon S les, ; t. Ot hurum -tds, sleeve ittous PlI
hiags stone ANA ST Rings, Sis la l. $ Jlwlry can.
Ton Grape Siu Nls, MuuSsulnr de l.aiurS, ttuli.
French and American Laws, lerrgrs, Puplius, Fr,ucI,
talrotS ana olhtr Ladies Dress Goods great variety
together with Head dresses, tubns, Fancy Fans and IN
c almost every description of GOOD, usually found IN
hlst class Dry Good Stores.
PL4.N OF DiS1REBU7T
Highest Premium lJJ Dollars, Lowest Premium So 90
The articles are nuinbred and Certificates stating wha
srul'd Envelopes with DrcdIai Arrangement of pr.
'ians 50 that IN each liundr Certluutes III re is one
fora
G. o z d W A z C r.
Aud there will also be splendid Premium IN each ten
tvrnhcates Lhdi =, ityud desire nm shawl ur Dress
fAfh or biauiiiul article Of Jwrlry, uncscs us -,
te'ts Tor Box ui the Golden peus, We will scnu
81 On rec pt Of 80 Cents vii scnd y6I ono Box OF
our Golden Pens, ANA seal .d notice OF th article Which
We s"ll for 81
kzyA II IRW III S ~ga
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ANGER INSTITUTE.-

i ANGER INSTITUTE
Altrr many years Of snrccssful practice Dr. KEEL.
unues to cure all kuds of " wv
Camcsrs, 1a1SorS, IVeas, !Scref.A., or
ht"g'S Eg2, So,es, DC,
IL durable, without cutting or poison m, d6os mot co,
me- himself merely to thl cure Of the abovn Diseases bu,
WIN tr ~ on all others with success, Patients viii ba
Visited II drsir 3D. reasonable distance Pcr,ona de-
lIota in MeChanicsburg where they Viii h, dirrrI ~
ms rrsdenrc For all particulars writo-stat dis
I'9iny' i.hrlossa postage stanpto prepay answer
land CO., Pa. '''''' '''' o. N"'''o''
September Is, IaC0 Cn!
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FACT WORTH KNowING.-opaIurngs >
Cephalic Pills are certain cure for Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Nervous
Headache, Costiveness and General Debil-
| ity.
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G o Ed w A Y C u .
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID

'-' ~ WI" 'sIuHcalts 81,
~ Nv uo 10 >.
- u" 40 20 do ).
wv 10 uo lOu 10 X.
NIB With each Package Of 100 boxes We present the
purchaser IUO Crrtlncatus, u-g a Nhcl gurntd f.
contain one urdcr iur a FINE WATCii, or sewing Ma.
'hHt "r ~ ordering ~ h0Ns in package you ara,
splendid SILVER WAIClI, b.sidr a iurs. nuui,r r. If
"'h'r very valuable premiums, one Certificate s,ui
eiHs upon aPrcalIuh OF ANY person desiring act as
agent Nhlrh may enable HIM TO procure Il valuable
pr.uiI4h upon the payutHtufS ST.
rllI"s Melodeons, Music, huuks, Sow ing Machines
- p"i-hl dId SOFA On Commission, ANY aTtCl. wifi
s'' I" W. Country ai the Lowest Whul sale Prices
WIN lhe aIuli"n of pr CuIIssIu for frvard
ing w. -" "iH'
on application. 90"
Address all Communications To
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~ = = NOI.UEKT Z 20,
CdmmissiO Merchants g. CIcHsral 9gentg
l;iS South Fourth Street hrluw Ch stnuI pGiIu
" f"r onr Integrity and ability Ia fIlhl our engage.
gentlemen und businrs, nms:- "
a. GOV, Kansas, WcsIoIoryIamd Pa
Il. A. WHrne, tsp, =, l"
VIM. A. Gray Esq, :.
R,eSsfs henlherer & Moore, Water st. below Arch :.
Massrs Pratt a Reaih FINN and Marx i S,r..is piiI
J. & Fuller Esq. Jew IL r. 49," =.
y r. MHrt Esq, ublishtr Of Fashions &C.
a. II Horne Catlsaqua Bank
non IT, NJ BursOn. Eureka, Ca iiurna,
; pttmbeT Z, IsCO O-l?ni
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taHhaagnu ~ NcKcnn4's

superior oriental Toilet Chrmicnl Olive rals Extra
Pale and frown laFs well Dawn Tuus * 90
Adamantine Candles at lowest market prices
For Sale by all respectab, Groc RS and wholesale nv
TRAIN & McKEONE
No. 80 and 81 South Wharves PuLAprLpIi.
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>lEAN ENvINhS AND BOILERS.

S "a by n. 7, LUIZ, .-...I - ---,t-- IA,
April :, leo.
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Webster, united in prolonged and uproari-
Gus applause.
| q. w. Lowrie then arose and remark ed
that the wet-n urse committee had no influ.
ence over him-he did nj regard outside
pressurs, and he was above the Repub liean
party (Applause.) lilo was for compro-
mise. (Renewed arplause.)
Gen. Van Antwerp moved that his resolu
tiops be added to those reported.
II. W. Sample said it was no use to over.
DO the thing, and then Van Antwerp with
drew his motion. Sample then moved tina.
committee be appointed to have the reso.
lutions printed in proper form, and to OBJ
tain signatures. lie wanted every honest
man to sign them. He wanted TO show the
GATE Cry folks in what bold and manly
way they could eat dirt. (Applause.) lie
said something else, but as there was no
point 10 it, We pass it over.
committee was appointed and then the
Chair put the motion on The resolutions. He
desired every man who was in favor Of
them and of the Union to rise and give
three cheers. Whereupon, as near as We
could see, about nehalf OF the $50 per-
sons present arose and cheered. When tho
NOSE bad subsided, the chairman called out
NOW ii there are any disunion traitors
present, let them show their hands.o or
course nobody showed his hand, but the
doughfacts laughed and chuckled, and
cheered the Bell sni Everett men, cheered
the compromisers, cheered Stephen A. Doug
las, and broke down on the Breokinridpers. !
And then the audience dispersed. "WAsn't
that an original way Of putting the mo.ion?n
said one man 70 another. sYcs, quite 90 -
vas the reply. "It reminds me OF the Reyi- |
valist preacher who said: "All those Who +
want to go to Heaven will rise, and all those
VINO want to 60 to h-ll will keep their
seats"
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Iegal Noaiee.

TO JOHN MAIN and Franklin Stohl;
VOU and each of you are hereby notified that
there is now on Gle in the Office of tho Clerk oil
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, Mt Fort
Madison, petition OF Michael Bushy claiming If
Jon the cancellation u certain deed executes BY
you the said Jshn Main to you said Stohl, convey
ing 70 rad stoh part IT lots 4, 5, and 9, in block
~, In the City OF Keokuk, Leo County, Iowa;
said decd bearing date Of Dec 5th. 1856, and pur-
porting to DO for the confederation Of 411e0, and
also praying poss sslon OF said lots, and that the
title TO the same be quoted.
Now, therefore, unlss you appear and answer
thereto before noon OF the second day OF he
next term OF said District Court to be begun and
holden in Fort Madison on the third Monday
in May ne 1t. decree will be rendered against
you in accordance with the prayer Of the said Pc
tition.
CLA8ETT, BROWN CLAGETT,
Jan. "a; 1881 al lin Pitts Att'ys
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA. !,


emp
February
r.
of
i the law funtlh 3la Of D.ls6
Of
o u
tr n dcrec copy Of hesad sat mnt
iLs} this twnyh' day Of January A. D. eighteen
LII, Audtor Of
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keokuk, IT. Des Moines and Mimi.
GaE9 zE
RAILROAD.
Open to Ottumwa, IS Miles.
CHANGE Of TIME
One Train each way Daily.

IN and after MONDAY, JAN. 2eth 1851.
- aud until further notice, one datly train
VII 'un sach way lonnda5s esceptedl As follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
VIII leave KE0KUk at 0:45 a. nm. arriving
at oTTuMWA, at 3:A5 p. M.
Will leave OTTuMWA at D:4D a. m. and
arrive at kEokuK at 400 p. m.
&xa- Passengers aking the Mail Train from Keo
Knk ~ 9;35 q. IN. make sure connections With
Stages Tor hddysille, Oskaioosa, Des Moines, 40
THROUGH TICK ETS. ow n the
lowest, may be had at the Office for all noints
10 Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas
Nebraska, DC, dc
TICKET OFFICIAL the Depot. foot Of
Johnson street. GEO WILLIAMS To
Jan. rs, '61sddw Sunerinranaan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

TnH DIS NoisKs NALLxy WBic Is published
avery Monday atthis office, Is one of ths Gldesi pa
pcrs in Iowa, and hasa widely extended circuia
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley Northern
Missouri and Western illinois.
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j. M. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store

No 81 MAIN-ST. BET. 2D AND3D
/ WILL sell for the next 10 DAYS nv ~ al 80
/ Fall and Winter Goods at a REDUCTION az 10 psr
cent from old prices. Parties wishing to make
parchasso in my line will lind ii 10 their ad vantage
20 buy now, ~ wish to close out my inter stick
- make room for Spring stock, aud will .sll -
aboHt Cosl for the next 30 day.. / have con-
stsntiy on hand good stock Of Foreign and Do.
nestle Dry Goods, also fnc stock Of Notions. Ho-
sery, Yarns tlsntiemen's shirts and Drawers, La
dies Hoop skirts 80 spring 81 ia. IS snr,,gSlas
4 small stock Of Wall Paper 81 New ork Cost
Cali aud eAalaine before Purchasing. L viii sell
M per advertisement.
ani6d2m + M RfIIryas
AlChLkS.-A good article Of Siskl osfor sale -
- B.W. Al. TUCKER
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GTkssolutions have passed. the New Jer-
sey Legislature providing for the appoint
ment of Commissioners to meet the Com.
m'ssioncrs from Virginia und other border
States NJ Washington on the 4th or Februa.
ry next, to save tho Union by nationali.np
slavery.
Gov. Dennlson OF Ohio submitted thu
virginia proposition to the Ohio Legislature
with an lns'mation that the scheme was OF
worth trying.
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So REV Arb.

JILL be paid for the return If pair Of large
~ fufred beaver Gloves, which were lost NJ the
Athen@am or on the street at er the late Union
n'seuag' W. s. Mc6AVIC.
NtAAQuEH ABE HALL.
|IsHE Il EokUh TURNER'S ASSOCIATION
will give Grand Masquerade Bali, at Bur
rows Hall, on Monday evening, +. b. llth.
M usic by the Warsaw Brass Band.
Tickets 80 cents, TO be had or A. Rinker. cor
her y Main and 7th; A. Weisman, corner II oth
anr Main; NJ. Berg, corner Of johnson ana "a "a
geo. schGter, Main-st., between 9th and 10th. Ne
tickets sold at the door.
ian2Id
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

w Hindman Of Ark, md Sherman a. q
as 'f'enas 81 Kuss and Dunn, decided .ha.
there was no ground for duel, and tho mat
ter was dropped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

u Cou0ns.-Tb sudden changes OF our
climate are sources ofPulmonary. Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav
ing proved that simple remedies often &C.
speedily and certainly when taken 10 the ear.
ly stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowN,s BRoNcHIAL 1'so.
cHEs," or Losenges, let the Cold, Cough, or
irritation OF the Throat be ever so slight, as
by this precaution more serious attack NAV
be ehectually warded of. PUBLIC SpsAKKIs
and SINGERS will find them effect al for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. See id.
vertisement.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, le,
HARrYopD CoUHrY. %.


HARryor
Prfsden VIM
ehut dam of
JCnnecucu
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ID lie Tennessee Legislature has adont.
81 resolutions insisting upon the national.
'1'hg o. slavery and ito extension into terri
tory now owned. or hereafter 20 be acou;res
~ = condition preoedan. to their Loyalty TO
the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

WNOD1 WOOD
DERSONS wishing Cord Wood delivered at any
part Of tho city. In quantities TO suit can leav.
their orders 1t my InsurAass Office en- Ihird-st.,
near the state Bank.
jAn32d2s w. L. WOOD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

Shall the secessionsts and traitors Of tho
Cotton States submit, to the authority Of the
Constitution and laws, or shall the Govern
ment OF the o. S. tamcly acquiesce in the
seizure Of the forts, arseuals, navy wards.
custom houses, and other property OF the
United Statesp Shall the glorious flag Of
our Union trail in the dust, while the Pal
netso ensign waves insultingly and srium-
phantly over il? Shall the Constitution.
framed by our fathers to promote the vel
fare and secure the liberty which had been
achieved by their blood, be DESTROYED by
traitors withou. blow struck in its defence.
or shall we rally to preserve the priceless
legacy left US by our fathers and transmi, it
untarnished to our posteri,y2
The Locofoco leaders OF keokuk assert
that they Will fight for the secessionists if
the Government attempts to maintain the
Union aud the Constitution and to enfore.
the laws. What say tho people?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

TO A. H. Heaslip, :. L. lIeaslip, George Denison,
Henry D. Hart, John Donaho, C. Frank 4 Son.
Young Brothers Co., Webater, Marsh 4 Co..
Locke, Marsh Co..
vVvHEkE IL now on file in the Office or the. Clerk
1 OF the District Court Of Lie County Iowa. at
Fort Madison, the petition Of Samuel W. Baldwin
and Samuel NJ Dncd, irtness In trade under the
firm name and style Of Baldwin fodj, claiming
OF A. IL. HeAslip judgment for SEQ On 4 PROM
Msory uote executed by him to plaintiff, and
against oil the defendants tho foreclosure Of q
mortgage executed BY A. Ii. Hcaslip and s. T.
Heasip to secure said note. I he her defendants
are interested in the property.
Unless you appear Aid answer said petition on
sr before noon Of the second day OF the NAV term
llS6l) Of said Court, default will be entered. :
Judgment rendered, and the property ordered 10
be sold.
RANKIN B MILLER,
Jan. q. 1851 dim pm A.,
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Fort SuNrRR.-A letter OF Capt. Double.
day, telegraphed from Washington to the
Cincinnati Gazette, states that while Gov.
Pickens and the leaders are becoming more
courteous, the masses about Charleston are
becoming more outrageous and hostile
They are not permitted to purchase anysun
pi'es Tor tho Fort in Charleston. They are
suffering some hsrdships, but are cheerful,
and have no thought Of surrendering.
lie soysAA knows that the propositions Of
Virginia to tho border States are only 10.
tended ts q ruse to strengthen the secession
sentiment in the border States. The design
- TO OF terms that The free States cannot
accept, and then proclaim that there is no
chance for setslem ent OF difficulties and
pisoh IN Tor secession with a rush. He cop-
cludes, This know to be the plan.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

Tho Charleston u. q. Courier says:
"a DANIEL CoMR 70 JUDGMENT. n-The
State OF South Carolina, We hope, will steer
clear Of the clutches Of Judge David A.
Smalley.
Having earned seat on the bench by his
ready zeal in parsizanship, and BY the potent
I influence he welded fer Democracy in the
State OF Vermont, Judge Smalley still speaks
as the politician and the place hunter.
His officious ard partizan zeal for Douglas
will not be forgotten by any who attended
the Charleston Convention.
As Chairman OF the General Committee.
Judge Smaley issued or refused passports
and credentials, and certificates, lust a.
the applicants pronounced for or against
Douglas.
This Judge whose conduct furnished the
press represented at Charleston with . new
scale OF comparison small, SMALLER, Small
LEY-has lately held Court in New York.
and devoted his charge to a definition Of
treason, and an orraignment OF South Caro-.
lima.
Although citizens OF New York have been
and are engaged in treason, and 10 incendia
ry attempts and conspiracies or all kinds
nguInst the Union and the Southern States.
Judge Smalley found no topic but South
Carolina for bis charge. Smalley has pro-
nounced Judgment. and South Gar will.
no doubt, recede!!
Let the far-seeing and far reaching Dan.
iel, hold his term little longer. and rive
sentence on Florida, Mississippi, Aiabama.
and Georgia. Ii he speaks terribly on the
"0rder-veiD,o these States will also reoede
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29
Q. LYMAN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE on Main-si., south she h.,.
Ed a I'd, Overvoorhtes, Masstore.
In b0 ON room.

C0vEYANcING, COPYING, COLLECTING. AMI
CLOSING OF BOOKS.
AGENT FOR RENTING BUILDINGS.
iAryaH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

ET The only matter OF Interest before
Congress on Saturday was a resolution Of
fered by Mr.. Grow, instructinc the select
committee TO inquire whether any officers Of
tho Federal Governm cnt were engaged in the
reasonable plot to scize Washington. The
resolution was opposed BY Democrats. but
was passed under the call Of the previous
question.
The Republicans have a majority 10 the
House since the traitors Of four States have
Withdrawn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

GT-Chief Justice fancy has refused TO is-
sue writ Tor tho arrest Of Toombs, JEFF.
DAVIS & Co., on the charge Of treason. pre.
TERED BY tho affidavit Of a citizen or New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

~ = Is proposed 10 repeal the duty ON
sugar Us soon as Louisiana secedes from the
Union.
He trust the proposition will be carried
into effect AT once. X will save millions 81
u'i'ars 70 tho people Ut the United States.
ana viii 'njare none but traitors, robber,
and pirates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

NEW DDDk eOR CHgLDKEN.
vINHE KANGAROO HUN TERt nr, ApyssrrRrs
II THE BUSH: by Anne Bowman author 81
The oastaways, ""TLc Young Exiics,"
For sale ~
OGDEN, BR0WNgLL Aco,s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29

Debts to the Company, secured by Mortgages being
lien OF record on unincumbered real estate in the
State Of Connecticut, worth at least a 900 on
which there 10 less than years interest accrued
Z. Debts otherwise secured, Loans Stocks, Ac.: