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The daily union., 1856-10-21
THE GovERSoR ELECT OF INDIANA.

The IoulsYlITe OOurIer OF fFIuhy shysf
we understand that Hon. A. p. willard governor elect
Indiana has accepted invitation visit Louisville and
will address fowctzens tomorrow (Saturday) night
IL will take house big all out of doors TO accommo
date the immense rong that will flock hear the man that
made the most efficient the boldcs the sbest the most
successful canvass ever before made in the Union"
The daily union., 1856-10-21

"We hold that honesty in politics. in everything else
is the best policy We do believe asehood stronger
than truth h.S--Hsraes Greeley.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
STEUBENVILLE OHIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1856.

man, drawing his chair little nearer the
girls.
"0h, nicely, l assure you, though l
couldn't help starting and looking round
every time the wind stirred the branches!'
and Lefty shuddered, for even in the
dancing freight, she seemed to sec
again those wild eyes glaring upon her.
&" Oh, Seth how can | ever be grateful
enough to you for taking care of me
then Z"
The miller drew his chair still closer
to hers, and his voice trembled in its deep
tenderness as it answered, " | should like
to take care Of you always, Lefty"
The girl must have forgotten at that
moment how very nicely Mrs. Williams,
the merchants wifs, sounded, for she
laid her hand in that of Seth Peters, and
the birch flames were not ruddier than
her cheek, as she whispered, " You may,
Selh."
Aud through all her happy after life, we
are very certain Lefty Pease never re-
GREETED marrying the miller instead of the
merchant.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

Llrr--A CLEAN Of light .1iinSuishsd
by the grave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19
OulTUAR r,

The subject Of this brief trihste, Mrs. HARRIET
ROBERTS COLLINS, wife of DR.. NJ. Collins, and
daughter Of Joseph and Susan SsIlisan, was born
In Jsdsrson county indans, the I4th day Of jan
uary, 1872, AMI parted this Life on sabbath morn
ing. the lAth inss., in the ssth year Of her age
Though young wh.n she married. and endearsd
to the homc Of hss youth BY the tsnderest care and
solicitads u ioat rcass and devoted fsispas, She
hesitated not " leave them whsa coasinssa that
the interest Of her huxband required the saerincs
She cans with her h,,shand 70 Ksokak In the year
Ists, and consequently VA among the Ant who
choee this, then obscure but nov Aourishinx plsor,
~ tn, psrmane nt home VI her future lifs shasirs
With her husband b. many ineouvenisnces and vi
consequent: up'n the settlement Of csua.
try 80 new Iowa then was.
Early trained ~ pious pArents in tho principles
Of true pisty and rsiigen, wife and mother she
exsmplihcl in an eminent degree the virtues aud
csarsoSer VI true christian, and has left 10 her
child. legacy more precioss than gold. Her in
Auence over her children for good vas such a 10
seldom attained. bat ia the reward hat ever fol-
lows parents teachings whsn exsmpained by .
constant example. ThoaEh suddenly called frsn
time to eternity, til, many virtues of her life in
ali her relations 10 he church aud 10 society, lft
nothing more to dc-r on tho pait Of her friends ~
test Of her hlae4s far tho aboie Vt the blessed
,.s aeilEn,ea .as gvsa, AND ias .aalsu, y;
which shs was AZ iafaiuxbie member, has cause 70
mosra her ioss light removed, who's. raiiAscs
may h. equAilsd. bat seldom ssrpsssed. The csti-
nation in which tho deceased was held by th,ss
With whom she hal lived and moved was beautiful.
iyiiiasratei By iii. e.aooasse u citizens who A.
tend d her rsmainA to THAR last resting place. The
discoasOlate and Lsseaved An.band and sons Of our
dassassd friond and nslxhbor, will remember that,
thsagh - cannot comprehend The mysterious Prov
idcnco which parasite oar affections 10 cantre upon
the dsasess object or oar homes and then removes
them from for y. time, yes .0oa dosth all things
we'll" and 10 aAsss who treat In him the assurance
is giysn. that ,as wao has bssn 70 suddenly torn
from thsn sAAl b restored Again. III ssactnsd and
psre. vhsrsasash ahAll not again Psck bar iron
their snAfAss.
sThsg sassng u Aops aaa trsst dry NJ thy teArs,
Her 6sd y ysesA, ~ D 4 slu ss.sss
via ~ 80 lDvsA ~ MI On sAssA. hsleu. ~.
Ay,ssa ~ TArons II 0ea sieve y nees."
- Jacksonville M AsAissa, fInA) $500
nsoos eoQy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

N6-MAouiRE's CoarouxD EXTRACT " BgNHx
PLASr--A certain cure for Diarrhra, Dyssntery,
summer Complaint and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. As safe, pAlatable and
rcliSbis remedy IL Is unsquAiisd. For children
teething. attended with irritation VI the bowels, IL
Is the most soothing remedy in usc. Prepared and
sold by J. 4 G. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
{. W. cor. Olive 4 II sts., st. Louis.
For sale in keskak by +. u. OJonnor, and Drug
gi-ts generally. taug7odA w6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19
Republican Meetings.

WM. II. RALSTON, Rsq., Of Warsaw, who
Was driven from Kansas BY the Border Ruff
fans, will address the people Of this city on
Saturday Evening, at the corner Of Main and
Second Streets, or at Concert Hall If the
weather Is bad
j. W. RANKIN and C. 4. MOSS will ad.
dress the people Of Sandusky on Friday eve-
ming next.
MEETING AT HAMILTON.
c. E. ROSS and j. w. RANKIN will ad-
dress the people Of Hamilton on Monday eve.
ming next.
MASS MEETING.
There will be mass meeting in this City
on the 18th Of October.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

kicKEY 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and iutta Perch,, also upon PIatina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They arc
done in the City, and at less price than
any other of6oe here. Once on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

We have seen letter from Leaven-
worth dated the 10th, IN extract from which
is as follows:
The pro-siavery party are all disbanding
and returning to their homes. The Kansas
militia are to be disbanded and the Terrific
~ to be governed by martial law. Governo,
6cary went to Lecompton to day (the 10th,
to issue his proclamation. They regret very
much having sent of the Free State meu
from here. All prisoners here have been
released and Jared Phillips is nearly we'll,
with the loss of one arm.l Capt. Emory
was arrested by Major Smith yesterday.
There are some six hundred soldiers Mt the
Fort now who are 10 protect Leavenwort
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

1 that we can all remember tho iusoient dem
snce of Douglass on the Senate aoor, when
he declared ".ce ciH ssbdwsy ouw There
in he disclosed the settled parposs Of the
Niger drivers to exact aaA enforce implici,
obedience to the Infamous laws Of Kansas.
| Ii was to "subdsse'' The frss-stats men that
the President used the entire power under
his control. For this purpose he permitted
the invasion Of Kansas by armed bands Of
marauders from Missouri. He legalized the
frauds upon the ballot-boxes. He enlisted
the Ruf6ans into the militia Of the Territory,
snd supplled them with Government arms
and ammunition. lie sent his Mar
shals, Judges and Postmastcrs to head tho
invading mob and permitted the sack Of
Lawrence and the pillagee Of Leavenworth.
Lynchings, rapes, robberies, and murders,
the very recital of which makes the blood
run cold, have been perpetrated under the
very eyes and by the connivance Of his 9TH
GERS, for the avowed purpose uf subduing or
driving out the free state men.
But now what change? What . backing
out, what coming down Of the domineering
and clustering siavocrats The Traitors ESQ
callsd) released on straw bail. The Rufians
dissrmed and disbanded and sent bowling
out Of the Territory. Vengeance threatened
to the "horse thieves and plundersrs Of
houses all over the Territory" and humble
promises made that "quiet and security shall
be restored" to the land.
Well We suppose We ought to be truly
thankful TO see these indications Of a return
ing sense of justice and regard for the rights
of man. 1t, however, affords us more graft
hcation that the Slavocra,s have discovered
that they cannot 'ssubdue' free men, aud
that Public Opinion is more powerful than
Cabinets and Armies. Iowa has spoken
Vrmont has Numbered, and the "still, small
voice" Of Maine. has come upon the Buchan-
GERS like a whirlwind. They bend before the
popular breeze, but they arc too late.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19
Yremonl ID enc seu,h. .

Southern man writing from Pensacola,
Lake County, Mississippi, to the Chicago Tri-
bune, reveals . state Of shings Mt the South
which will surprise some people. He says:
81, in common with many Southern men,
feel deep interest in your success in the
Kansas struggle,as we'll ~ the ensuing Presi-
Dental election; but We dare do nothing, as
We should thereby expasriate ourselves, or
suffer intolerahle persecution from the slave
holders, and those under their influence. l
long, however, to mount the stump, and tell
my Northern friends what many Southern
men really do think Of public affairs in the
present crisis. But We are tongue-tisd--
speechless, and dAre not open our mouths in
defence Of equal rights and Free Labor,
without falling under the merciless displeas-
ure Of the "Oligarchy," - you Northerners
correctly call them. Yet, many Of Us would
brave their anger and malevolence, but for
our family aud relations that would suffer
on our account, the ruthless vengeance Of the
oppressors Of our fair land.
"Many silent but earnest prayer will DO
uttered for your complete success in Novem-
Der, BY true hearted patriots south Of Ma
son and Dixon's line, who will work and vote
ing that their thraldom may be overthrown
by the success of Fremont. He 10 our hope
and morning star. II he sets in darkness,
our last hope expires, and leaves Us in gloom.
May God in his mercy avert such calamity
from our land. His success will revive the.
smouldering fros OF freedom in the breasts
Of tens Of thousands Of non shareholders by
compulsion. Before his four years end,
there will be . powerful, gradual emancip u
tion party organized in oil the Northern Slave
States, on Clay's plan, while We, further
South, in the cotton and sugar region, will
conjnre the right OF FREQ Speech, and Of sub
scrbing to aud receiving such newspapers
as We please. Work and pray for Fremont;
but be sure 70 work, whether you pray or
uot.n
EscL,sH GsAxxAR.-By English Grammar,
We mean shc gramn.r usci an speaking s.i..
writing among the English for example,
The Westminster Review says:
. The physician who cures fever, or the
anrgcon who sets An arm on Sunday lose
their rest.v
The ord rule would require NJ to say "los.
e h'srsst." But again: the London Chris
sian Times says:
Sir J. Paul, together with Mr.. Bates, are
At Pentonville; Mr.. Strahan 10 in one Of the
convict prisons near London and it il tho't
when these two are sent to their 6nal desti-
nation, that the clemeacy Of the Grown will
be extended 70 Mr.. basss aud his. liberation
take place"
That is 70 say, Sir. }. Paul are 1t Psnton-
vile with Mr.. 6atss. Mr. Stsahsn 10 some
whore else, and = uhsa tAAs taso''-whioh
swo9--are ss1t - tAsie anal Destination, Mr..
Bates win b Hhefatsd. This ssassnes i not
TO DO psrsed Of saAssssood y ~ Il ~ or
binary rslss q laasusGs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

- No mails yet from the east. "Our
suffering 10 intolerablc." Why don't Uncle
Sam start pony express from Burlington !?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

CO II peace is restored to Kansas, and
maintained, as We hope it will be, northern
men will rush in there beyond all example,
and the question Of Slavery or )eedom will
be settled in the right way--sestlei peacea-
bly,, and settled forever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19
EFc0O0t an1 kanan.sThe CO..
srass.

FREE LABOR-THR NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY. AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
Es ALONE TO BE RELIED ON AS THE Bull
fRsnoxr's Letter Of Acceptance.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL TO THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND You COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See b.
eAssaa's Speech Lose Wages, Niics Register, rai.
2, pses AS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

THO. Mfkke. Q. D. k1kv1H.
Cate Ctsy Carriage Mandatory.
NEW FIRM.
AYERS REEVES, Carriage -0
wi Makers, having sngagsd ~ part
ners in the above buSness In all its
branches, would respectfully solicita
share Of public patronage.
N. u. All orders promptly attended to, and our
work warranted 10 give entire sstisfactioa. Shop
Biondeau Street, between 5th and 9th sts, Ksokuk,
Iowa. sept1Idt1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

RnAuQ 0TOOL9.
r oup01yAf 1n11wG 14Dsovaa 1usie 6taels, to-
a. 80 9TH oAas0lty yusnteuSe koeos.
s. eSN211 C.0. A0DO34.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19
CITY " ATE 6 WOH Z 3.

M ERCnANTS, have you one Of LiLliE SAYss
Xv4 " secure your books and other vsluables from
are osd tAeir,sr IL not, purchase Immediately;
all other Safes worthless. Sassr lnox Boxas
will not stand Arc.
For want Of Water Works, aud good organised
Fire Department, you are in danger; Ore once e.
Ing will do sad havoc, and with 1t will O. your
books and other ysiuabies unls secured in ono Of
All sixcs can b. found ~ the Worlds SAT, Co.
Depot, lss Main street, where Also eau b. Obtained
Hardware Of 6rst quality and low prices
sept I'D TlLLINGHASr,L LANE Buell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19
CnH AlhSl CH
No lQA MICH NlIns III NtH

No IV3 MECHANICS HLOCK.
The undersigned have opened CHAIR STORE
in this City, aud win always keep On hand large
variety Of Cane and Windsor chairs, Rocking Chairs
Of various styles and xsss, Chiidrcas chairs, Ac,
all warranted Of drst rate material and good work
manship.
Will DO sold Wholesale and Retail, a. cheap Is
the cheapest. KELLY DAVIS.
sept IL ,dAwiyr.
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A1aaEN xUA.

THOMAS DUFF, Manage.
G1EAT BILL FOR To-NraHTl
THIS Ev3NlN0, Friday, sspt, 18th, will bs
performed
Rob ROY McaRE0OR,
DAYS % AULb LANG srSK.
Rob Roy, M. dug
kai.ie Nichol Jarvie, Mr.. R.dgsu
heiea Mctireeor, Mrs. PcnyG
To eoasiude with the New Comedy Of
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
GD-For particulars see bills Of the day.
hrAces ~ Admission.
Parquette and Dress Circle 50 cts
Family Ctrclc.,..... .......-.."...x3 y
CARD.
IL X. RREDER dsvotcs his attention especially
i l.. 10 the busines Ut Counsellor at Law and Con-
veyaneer. He is ALSO Notary Public, and will At
tend to all the duties of that Once His oGce h
with smith vansiekicn, dealers In real estAts.
Sept. 18th, 1855. [dtf
vIyANTED. "A partner to take an interest in :
w very pleasant and comfortable roou now oscs-
ped alone BY syoaag gentleman. The right kind
dropping ltAe ssAtsno where he may BE- ssen. h
box AIS, p. o. sePsiedSts
CATS CITY D0UO sTORE.
FIvHE undcrsgnsd respectfully calls the A. -
i teniion Of the Physicians and public Of
this city and vicinity, TO his having eStab-
above name Having srAAuatsdia the best Labor.
stories in 0srany. in the scierce Of PhaTmscy and
Chemistry, end having myself, sslsessA osiy ths
boat Of Drugs and Medicines, the public will ind
to their adsantage 70 pstroniss my establishment,
Is thoroughly understand my ea, ws,sr.s
Second ST., between Main aud JoAusou.
sepi7dlm
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Rare OhaaCo fer PYoGlsaolo Invost.

Rare Chance fer HYoGlsaolo 1Dvoets
0no0ee
ESOURTKKN 10 ACkx LOtS.-lJs serss LaaA,
Il we'll known 70 ~ the Anest farm In Lss essnty,
will b sold II 10 asse Lots, at great baseaia.-
THE tract II beautifully situated about nils below
the city linis the 6satslins rod esnsistisg u
extra 6ns rioA hsttsn land, not sutece 70 ovssew,
aad also high tmhsssd Aad. psEfsetly snsstA aa4
satrsly FREE from any bssaks Or ravines whalsvss.
very valaaAls Tor gArasaing Pssposss. Psrssas -
string = paruAase viii ~ wsl - esll q ~ Ssh
sslbsss o0s ard examine tAs plat ofsens.
Tcras sasy. Apply 70 O. b. DiA0ND,
AaGl1 KikA0NEnAa Rleek, Aain-st. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

G. r. D1l1oMD,
Real Estate And lasusonce Agent.
4 lHRICk IN Kilhsaras's Bioos, XaiA street, b.
~ tween ~ aad -, ksskuk, Iowa.
ksSssascss-Kdward Kilb.uvns, ESQ, Keekuk
John Whitehead. Esq, New York; Cha. I. Frss.,
Do; Asssr. Peg, br,yxs bsbbitt, Boston; Aoo.
y. saith, ESQ, Pfovidsnos, h. L.; Edgar Csokiin.
No. ciacinnssi, o.. J. ". xaekeris. Va, New Or
REAL ESTATE AGENCY -psyticulss sss.ssses
paid ~ the Purchasing ard ssllias Of City Loss.
Houses end Lands OF every discrpsioa.
LIFE, FIRE, AARINk INsUkANCE A0KM-
CY for The "Assssl Life Insarsser Conps.y" II n
THE ATLANTIC rIRk ! MAINE INs.
co. - rzsviAsnss. T. /. PAN W CAsasAL tlse,-
TME "ArRENgUH PRE- rNsuRANc. CO., .os
THE "PBORIA NARINR AND iIRE ms. CO, .
Of Peoria. uh. PAID II CApssAL Sleo, ~.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named Asst cass, rsliAhle oGoss, wssid beg lsess
e iaiosn =. 1sreAaa.s a.a ei.,ss: sss:ssly q
Maras Risks, q - low rates - eAa ~ ~ 81 any
other sound and reliable Offices. Open peiisi<s
graneed % favorable terms - can - had in Any
of the Eastssn Cities [nay -. 1854
UasY Lets anl LaaA Ter sale.
20 !nnf front On ID It, ~ Main aad Blaodsas-
90 ~ froas y 20 fast deep on ~ strs., lstwssa
Exeeases and Bank St., with Improvements. saa b.
hal he'd ct . bargain.
100 6qsess fsse situated % the cnsnss Of lse osd
Biondeaa, for sale On reasonable terms.
l0eed t0t on Dssmsinss stsssS, hssvesn Tenth D
ElsventA.
. Lots % Palean street, between Tssth aad Nlsv-
sath.
: Very Aaaasone Io.s on Orleans st.. ~. Oh asA
10th.
100 Acres very desirable farming iaad, located
abost 10 miles frUu ths city tbs 81 fsaasisvils
sued.
100 Acres, Asely locstsd, soil very rich site
iingtoa rod.
Z 0sod Lots with new one and half stosy hsisk
dwSilisg house, situated on Exchange street, Bot.
18Th aad 18Th, cnataining good roons, - - e.
way Attsd upfor sonfostaAis rssiAsass.
Ror tssus aDply 70 G. b. DInOND,
sael3 KiIboarns's Blosk, AAin-se.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-19

CO The Boston Atlas has complete re-
turns from Vermont. The majority for tho
Republican State ticket is q 900. The Sem
ass 10 composed entirely Of Republican, and
10 the House the Republicans stand fourtsen
TO one.
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(6asosaso1 70 Howe, Loekw VOID Cal
I Ah01 sais Of Crsckwy, Glass, China, l1sokiag
~ 0tasees. ete.
Jns. B. Qnisk ,srockssy dealer, Main 81. hstwsse
Hint ord Lowe, y dssreus II closing OCT hjs -.
ssnt stock. 70 mako room for . lsrgs sappiy,
We will thsssloss sell, 81 public aactioe, ths
Abevs stsek, msncing - 10 clock, Wednesday
murning aRai ct half past oclock IL ihs sveaiae
n pt 18th, and ountinus until the stuck 10 sota
rns st0sk viii sell ~ the shove time aad place
IN highest bidder. in lots suts purchaser.
fOf ali snms ovse Atty dollars. three months viii
Be givsn, with satis1aesOsy sndorst mest.
It's steek esnpsisss everything usually kouAd II
assoskesy and gjAss store.
C0untfy DereAants, groceries, and hsads Il 1oa-
lilies Will 70 we'll n aalrnd.
Thsrc will u > competent packer u aAesoaAnes
70 psck eoantry pArchases.
KkNDELI, HOWE CO.,
sept II. 'be-dAwtl Auction GERS.
fSATNA, GLASS AND QUEENSwARE.-TAs
~ pAblic will taxa notice thai jobs ,. Quivk 10
unw onering great hafeains in his lins. ~ b u
closing ont his present stos, the public will - wsll
10 oali and s<curs balgains. scpil3dAvu.
LIME LIMEly
vTYE. the unAsniensd. would inloTn oar ffienAs
w end IL pahl6 ID general, that Ne have just
|ened KILN II 1gst rate LINE, and will esnstanly
49, q haoAa fall sapPly u said article duYisg tAs
$500. OpAegs rsapsstfaliy solicited.
gians - 1ssshsaew The cooperation limits.
RIAMN 0TOO1s.
+ oueD1ya1 1AvissT 11tsosaa 1usie 6toels, Tor
a. 81 eetAs o1as0tty yussissrs kesas.
eeNn14 c.. A0DO11.
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SrniLIA SINILIRus. 49, The homoepathists
make this a fundamental principle in their
practice, and not without some show OF
reason. However this may be in morals and
in politics, there is no doubt whatever tina,
like things produce the like. IfMr. Choate's
letter to the wings in Maine is followed by
complete reaction there, what may 70 not
expec. from the cxertions Of Mr.. Pratt in
Maryland and Mr.. Hamilton in New York ?
The fact il, there is no real sympathy among
the people for the Saurians. Their dNy Is
gone by; they are curious monuments Of the
past; but they have no place in modern ex<
istences. Their sphere OF action is gone ;
the world is altering as conlition; it is con-
stantly changing lis form, and lie elements
are ever in process OF renovation. Mr..
Choato has by this time learned that such
skeletons as he has sought 10 sxhums may
be objects Of cariosi,y, but nothing more.
Maine is modern, alluvial. fresh, and she re-
pudiates the attempt 70 put her back beyond
the food. New York will follow ia her
steps. She does not care about the Sauri ans,
though she may greatly admire the altitude
OF the Rocky Mountains--the back bons Of
the contincnt-and may find in them their
grandeur and their explorers, something to
influence her in her geographical and poll,i-
cal movements.
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WIa Lesdas. ~ havs = isspsseae q
ouisaaees.
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CO The largest Republican convention Of
the campaign will come of on the Tippeca-
noe battle ground in Indiana, on the first, Sc
cond and third OF October. Senator Sum
ner will speak there, if well enough.