The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17

evan Burea, 50 fucA. s2s gsis.
sDes Moinss, IS nach. III gain.
Davis, 7as BasA. 2Y3 gain.
eScots, CSC FOR Fremont, 30 gain.
.Henry, 1909 for Fremont, 1877 gain.
johnson, Fremont 254, 3s gain.
sLinn, $50 for Fremont, sc gain.
Muscatine, 200 for Fremont, 60 gain.
Washington, 500 for Fremont, 50 gain.
Cedar, All for Fremont, cs5 gain.
Jefferson, los for Fremont, 80 loss.
Wapello, 6s for Buchanan, 3s loss.
sMahaska, pa for Fremont, 43 loss.
eLucas, g. for Buchanan, rs loss.
Louisa, 400 for Fremont, little change.
Dubuque, Buch. loo, 374 gain.
jackson, Buch. 100, 1872 gain.
sJones, Fremont 800, IS gain.
Appanoose, Buch. 662, 27s gain.
sMarion, Buch. 237, 81 gain.
monroe, Fremont 10, Ii loss.
Clinton, Fremont $50, 1913 gain.
sDecatur, Buch. $50, 225 loss.
Cass, Fremont 5, Is loss.
Wayne, Buch. $50, 81 gain,
Pottawatamie, Buch. 9c, 100 loss.
Polk, Fremont l6S, 26 loss.
Benton, Fremont 100, IS gain.
sKeoknk, Fremont &c, gain.
Marshall, Fremont sos, 10 gain.
sIowa, Fremont les, 81 gain.
Hardin, Fremont $50. loss.
Story, Fremont 10, 36 gain.
Guthrie, Fremont Is, Is gain.
Jasper, Fremont 425, G. loss.
Tsma, Fremont 200, 81 loss.
Psveshick, Fremont 200, So gain.
Buchanan, Fremont 800, 1879 gain.
Winneshiek, Fremont sos. 207 gain.
sFayette, Fremont COB, IS gain.
Bremen, Fremont Isl, 90 gain.
Allamakec, Fremont 30l, 1913 gain.
'Warren, Fremont 337, % loss.
Adair, tie, 6 Fremont loss.
Those marked with an asterisk 10y are Of
fetal
ILLINOIS. At the moment of writing il
seems quite certain that the whole state Re-
publican ticket is elected by maj critics rang
ing from 6 900 to 90, 900, but that Buchanan
has from 1000 to 5000 majority. A great
number Of Fillmoreites voted for our state
ticket.
CO A letter from one of the Free State
prisoners at Lecompton, says that Col. Titus
the border ruiian leader, who has charge OF
them, and who is drumming up recruits fol
Walker, "has offered any one his liberty and
free passage, to join Col. Walker in Nicar-
aqua"
CO The subscription list and good will OF
the st. Louis Pilot have been purchased and
transferred to the St. Louis Leader. 1t ha,
not been done FROM any pecuniary reason, .,
We learn the Pilot was in n very fourishinl
condition, but to consolidate the two demo.
cratic papers. Mr.. Pollard, rs an editor ana
gentlemas, has few superiors. and our bes
wishes attend him in whatever position in lifs
he may be placed. The Leader 10 a sound
and able exponent Of Democracy, and meet,
the full approval of the radical Democracy
Of Missouri.
sensitive demagogue apbraided US 10 tn,
Times day or two since for some structure,
on that blessed Catholic organ, the Leader o.
St. Louis. We learn in the above editoria
Of the Times that the Leader Is . SCUM,
Democratic paper. So II seems the thing il
i "pig orpup" just as suits circumstances.
Ono R,yER.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
the 18th says:
! Since our last report the Ohio at this poin
has commenced swelling, and during the pas
twenty-fonr hours has risen several inches.
| Hoes AT CiScrNsArl.-0n the 10Th th,
market Was dull and declining. Sales at sc
70 lel. Packers holding of.
Fremont vorKs IN BALrIxogg.-The Bal
timore Patriot says that pa votes wer
cast for Mr.. Fremont, in Baltimore, mostl
Germans
! CO The Anseiger says the Germans il
st. Louis voted for Fillmore under protest
having the word protest printed on thei
tickets.
Correspondence Of the Gate City.
LEON, Nov. 18th, 1856.
/ GKSrLExES Enclosed YOU will find tn