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Porter. March -, 1851
THOMAS ~. BROWN, ysf.,.
\ tur CuuN-Ifir.i.
Dawn K,rr. R,s.g".

r. %. ~ TTr-rs ~ B,-ss. Jafr,rf pry4ls
frftr GHHsft u' prHrF
DtNJAMiN LONTJuN 90 rruur1 s1rI CHrr.
ID N, AIHtHi.trstrT cot tbr ssfftr ui LNrs %.
IuUu btr ut rrru ip .lll Ca1Hft. I-rrl.rl, r..
sH'rfiu.I, urUs,Ht. chat ilr p"..rrd estate .i
.tHl dr.rt.rI O.. MT sur.rHi Goo pff tI. lrsI'Iah1
which be- ossd ,t che tu- ul bis Ur,Ib. b., che
sum ui un, huuir,i a1i hU, dr'1r, Nurr u.
uiiaurr tbrfriuf, pr,,s lhpt 10000 Honor would
grant hIn hr,n.r t1 .H.I Hi rH.I. nr private .,Ir,
an| rr1,r, 20 uurb of che zeal r.Irr Hf .nrI jr-
ceased '. u', b. urgr.s,l Go p'y tbr ItH arN.s
HHI fr..irHtd ,hu-rs.
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a Perfect Seed Planter.

uh.l.,. ten, 4al ssrsr, ils s5,s 30 II one up
Grafton. pBatir1 10 100, tcpfh, ami d.uppng any
rtr.lrrf OF KERNEL. rrgursd in o., btll.. The ~
tf,na simplicity aui ruwH1rinr.. 90 iIr machine
together with tla case with which % rln Dol pee
Ht.i ir,#rr. % ilr uI..l valuable rirg 90 inn hni
ever invented. e.. r.'ImtIr chat u7s mHn cen
pl,rt o.. urrh with % ir au, AiHl uf -ui., %. '7'
mrl can iu tha us.ll uIuuor NJ tuak ihr fret
rrrnIru DO q large uuml,rrut AZ ..'.ruHi IHrr,
n.. TtL A.Ituil bs Impossible iur ur iu ihu'
r.r-h, rrn,r.. lrr whole rruHl, h.lw plotting
um.. .bl.I dispose ct lev right, coo reasonable
truu,. Npp., immediately Go
W. SHED.
N.r,bai.Is55 m BuuuGrll, We.
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T.fi- IT, I1ras H. Hrr1, JaIr, ~ P.r'1',
rffs f.aHfJ Hf trt.rf.
ID I~rltlltilN r,prsrHfs, MERRILL
Ia MIGHT, 81, 90 lrIu, I1 che t~uHN ui
O,urf, that N,rU,NtTi k,iDur, afr OF uru.
Ir .tI| t.urr1. Hl| rr1trl.t a1t H.rsr tH rrH,r,
h, gnri rHi .rr..rrt trlI t1 hln, tIr .tIi M,r
u. Nr.ghf, 81, grrHIH part of Do run'r.rI
tsT.Fr iH tNg i.f,rrfb Range Of lHr. tu IHHun-
s"H'. Gr,rr. De- hrfr1 che Hs1ribvasfsrN r1rrrr ui
.1ri .r. ,ul rF h, ihr hrT ort-.I1g s1I Do ps
fr.rr.Iaf tr "a '.-| -.,,H %, Nftn k1.-Hf fr said
NrHH krl-ht g., dated ur-ruI,f -, ISL
5000. r.r"r.rrr hHyiH- T1.I iHr lar sane 1ni p,r-
HHHaf Hf. n'rt Hf fH. contract.
o. Ir.rr.rr rr,,. that license H11 Do -un'rl
-r.H ,HnrrHH \ t~tg1t q, ,rH,r, O., ..rI ln
NHr@ H#.fH".. tHs real estate a's1,, .rsrri'rl,
trrHHI.HE fr tIr bErtrurHt made ls thr sHfl ar-
,.s...I #Hrfr- hI. II..fuur.
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DIED

o. Paris. %, Of consumption, Col. Sirus n
Crnnrgs, f-Tf ..
o. >..1tl l'4u.. 2l.i inst, Wm. H. >butt.sd,
Bgrf 20 ttlT. H.HHIas.
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ONTuEu, ss.-ht1 Cont ul rr,h,t. hrl .lilaut
Uiihin irf lur tlr CHuut, ui ON'uu, eve ihs -
Tua.dt, Of Nt,, 4. - l~j5.
NFlllINN o.. EONAL, E,rcu'ur ufthe h.i
w Mil apI Testament ul u. I. NuN a., late
ct rtlt. u .ttI o.uHf, d.r,,..i, having p.r-'u'-
eel li. Lr-t BuI Hrtl account ui administration ~
tbr estate CT .tii deceased GO allowance.
C,Irsi, That ihr .lii Executor give notice
@, al person. interested, o., csu.iu, cop, of thI.
uuisr Co H. uuiIi.hpd thee week. suCrH..iycN 10
The uNHut Democrat, printed at ruis, that they
ml, appear at Prostate Count w D. held atiHIs
,u sai county, on ihr thrl Toe. les ul Juur nest,
At niur ct thc ,lr,k en- the forenoon, lud .hrv
cause, II ANY thcy have, why the same should not
D. allowed.
THOMAS A. BROWN, Jni=s.
\ true cupy-ait'sts
DAVID KV,rF. EsgSU.
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r,u, u,,ls.I,5;.

O,rHEr. ss.-NfH court OF Trrl1tr hr'' Hf Par
fs. vrfr.r BrI .rT fHH D..uHr, n. bN.T', GOO ibr
rHr.I Ir-s.aF of NIE. a. %. l~i7.
Cd. obi. f#....r HIHr.HH..H
NrE-rrf. That che .lH Petitioner -I,s rHurr
O.. bI rsrsHu. i1trrr.'.i. F, causing rHrl .' iHI,
ur .gr o. Del rullI.hsf rb-rr vr,A. .r-rr.-r,r, io
IHr uNnrI p.n1,rIt. pr,rr.I at Pare, thHt ih',
r.ft HnHstI alta rH.'.trr O..I.f Zoo 's hrI 'l Pare,
IH 600 .HHrr,. HH fHr fhri Ir...,, u' Ju1s
H.,f Hr -.rr .. rr. ,.H.A boz tHr H.r-.HH lH -Hr,
.t.-r. OF aH, tE., have, vht flr .H.n. .hHr.I HHJ
Ir granted
THOMAS u. BROWN, Tsfer
\ IrHr ."HNHHIIrs.
puru k>,rr. E..rr.
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Wanted /!
j. s. II o y i $ ,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR At LAW,
Waterford, oxford County. Nc.
At,h- pIrcfprmsrIy occupied ly .B.rutls't
u
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10 ~ H,a. Tb,u,as H. Broua, JHlr, II ProBai,
- "a, Cgssfy n OTf5Tf.
TIE prtition and Representation of JAMES
4 nEERING, Guardian ct GINIYHA DTIR-
tSG, MfLEosE DEuEINo, of lsris IN the COM.
u ~ ONfnd, minors, respectfully .hrws that the
aid minors are sciied and possessed OF certain
real estate, situate On Illinois, add tcscril-i Ms
follows, via. two will lots Of land. OF unr hullrr
aud sisiy asIes each; that .aid estate - unpru.
dnctiNr ui any hruaht o. sll minors, and that %
vii D. lor the interest II pid minors that the
same shoula D. soll aud The pturcs,ls pot out anl
secured un interest. llc therefore utaNs ,uur
llon1, that he ma, D. sulhur,yrd sui empowered
sgr,csbl, O. Nv e. srl ~ ruhbc sale the alo,e
tHs,ilsi real cstlr nr such uart ot it ss ir Nuur
opinion m,, D. ,,IcJrut. Al which b. rrspr,t.
t,y .ubm,ttrI, JAMES .DEERlNG.
ONFoUr. ss.-Ata court probate held at Tar.
is, vithin and ior the count, of ONlurj, uu
the third Iucsdly ct MAJ, 4 u isj7,
lpnutLc foregoing petition
Damn, thar notice d. given by publisbins
q C#pN ut thIs psiitiu1, with ihIs urIrr thrrruu,
thr,r weeks sucr,ssiyrI, ,n The ONiurd Demo-
crat, Newspaper print,d in Paris, TINT 40 prf-
sous Interested mlN attend On tho thir' Tursl,N II
Junr neNt, at = Court ct ifuhlt. then 90 o. hllI,u
~ pari.. and .hsw cause, 81 au,, wa, The prNcr
ID 81 aid petition should not o. granted. Such uu.
Nl'F 70 ~ aiffN tH..fi' rAl'. '.'''H
THOMAS II. BROWN, Judge.
\ true coN-Aucsls
Dawn EN,rr. E,s.ar.
Tn, H.. Tt.,as ~ E-.u4, y.gr, n Pr.iai,
~ 10 CHHaft Of DFa-f.
NJARN \. VEINS ut PORTER in stil County
vi widow OF CL,UE WrrEs, late ct Potter.
Ir,s,ssi, respectfully represent. that ibr s,d
Cbtk Wc,ks drri un tlr trutl de, of : .pismlsr
\. u. l~j6. seized apI pos-e..ri ul E-il Estate,
guud. oui ,haurl., OF lhts Bnl credit. which ought
Geo ID. ADMINISTERED arrrrltug 90 hv.
Wherefore ,uur rsitruu,I Urp,. that ,ln,nIs-
tptiuu ct ,pid ,,,tr m,, ls granted hsr
MNEN s. WEEKS.
Potter. March %, 1851.
ONTaHp, ss-Nt a Cuut of Probate hell at
Pare, within and iHr iho CHuut, oft ON'bu', uu
che . IuJ..8, OF NAV, DO ibr wear of .rr
lord eighteen huuIr,t and hu, seven.
en- che Petition 4tfr.,if, OuIrr.l. thrt nlfIrr
Is gwen D., puIrshinr cop, of ihis IF'.fi.r.uIrl
ihi. ur,,r thereon, three vgfk. sur.s..NrF COO
lbr oNrri Democrat, a newspaper rUrfri ip
r1ris, th1i 40 rrrsgns interested CO.., aft,H' .r
tbr 18th Ga, ul Ju1r u,Nt. 1i 9H'rrA at ,uurr ut
Probate thru Co o.. hnltru iu lNdHfg, aal .hrv
u,rs- Co. ANY thsy h',r) why Oh. .lu. .hp1'I n0i
Del granted.
THOMAS 49, BROWN. ysf-.
\ tur CuT,-lur.t.
nNip kS,rr. E,s.,o.
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ONTpRu, s.-At court ul r'ub,tr hrll 1t Par
T., within ali Zoe the cuunis Of uNluW, lu the
thltd Iur.i,, 90 Man, \. ~. 1851.
Ny LILLIAN HALL, Admiui.ira,ur un The cs-
w tate OF JOSIAH Halt, late 90! NuuN IN
.ail County. dsor,,rd, having pUsentsd hi' hr.t
aorouHt ui administration ct thc estate OF said de-
erased Go allowance.
OEurH,U. that the said administrator give
n1'..c ~ all per-rrs interested lN ciu.ius % cop,
th. ORDER o. h' Published th,rc weeks .urr,.si,,-
], 900 The oNlufi Democrat printrd at rs'is that
the, may up Islrstl Probate Cuu,t e. o. held 1T
fsu., iu stid Cuuutl, un ihr thtd Iug-tay
ut Jane nsNt, At uiur 81 thg clock iu the i,re.
uruu, sui .hoU oIu-c CT ans the hsNe) Why
the same should NOT le allowed
THOMAS n. BROWN, J4igs
\ true CIpy-ittrst
n,NtnEx,pr pg-.,,,
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FrYnhnrp Academy.

Il Che FIRST WEDNESDAY ~ JUNE,
and C1atuue EIrNFS MTtks
%. o. SMITH, Principal.
Fpsbur-, AprI ~. Is57 n
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N-UERENS, on, wife Ro,otrU, n. CEooE.
w HU, vthrut ,tusr hp. lsG or, lsi and
board. THE BE- o. lutbii s'I psfspus fum trustius
hrr u1 m, Account, a. I shall o., u1 t,bts II bee
saa,rIJtH- aztec tbts date.
WILLIAM CROOkER
tHskc'. Mile, Va, ~, 1851. Il
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THOMAS IT, nGowN,J's.
p,,irK N,rr, Ra.'~.

ONtnEu, ss.-Nta Iuu.t of Probate b,II ,t Geo.
t.. sIfHiH 4rI Doc fH~ tHIGt, uI ONI.l, .u iar
tHiA Iua.tlt ui Nt,, \. u. Isl.
NINEl NNN BlLLpDk, rHurt Hsrru'HN
vi 90 certain u,iniu.uf rrusprtIrg o. Boz f1e
h,J NtI BHI Ir.um,nt ui jaws butiucE,
hts .i RualarI u -,lI County, deceased, hNla,
pu,.,ut.d tIH came iur ru,l,,t,.
OrIv,i, Iht thr ,1i Man Ann lu..rrk giy,
notice iu aI I+rsur. interested, d., causing cop,
q tli. uu..r DO b.. ,uh..uri three w,.h. .u.rr.s.
n,I, 90 The uNiuG Democrat. printed 90 lHus,
that ibHs m,, spIsar 20 a Probate 600 Co hs h'II
10 rts 900 ,ltl county, on thy tlud iug.Ia, u
June neat, % ulur ~ ihe ,,N u ths lurr1rfa. IuH
.a.e cause, linn, iH., ha,r, uHE il. s1iI o.. ffm
mrut shout. not he pruS,d. approved ,ui above,
a. lhe ltsl wi, tud Testament ct -arI Jr.rH-"i
THOMAS u. BROWN, J.I.s.
\ true cHR-au'st.
DAVID kNArr, E,.u's..
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\ true cupN-atis-ii
DAvrp kN,rr, R,ssisr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-16

[Corrsspoudcn: Fl the Missouri Democrat
WyAsporr. KIT. Oct. 8. ,57.

Correspondents Fl the Missouri Dem ocrat.l
WyAsporr, X. T., Oct. 8, 81.
have just had conversation with the
great isothermal Governor OF Kansas, Robt.
J. Walker, who arrived here last night, per
steamer from Leavenworth, for the ostensi-
Bile purpose os sending news to the Secretary
Of State, at Washington but his real object
is to consult with Gen. Calhoun in relation
to the constitutional convention. Walker
brings the result Of election in various pre-
cincts Of Leavenworth county, and shows the
county has gone pro-savery by small ma
jority; taking him at his word, il is enough
to convince any man that frauds most damn
able, enough to make the hair rise from the
head OF a bald-hended saint, have been per-
petrated in the Kickapoo precinct. They on.
ly claim about 200 voters, and polled pro-
slavery majority Of 46l. The Governor says
he stationed company Of 4a dragons ut
Kickapoo TO protect the ballot box, and that
the whole company voted IL voted the free
State ticket, and So the opposition. He
claims that they had right to vote because
they had been in tho territory over six months.
The balance, enough to make up the 46l ma
jority, went up from Leavenworth, and yet
Leavenworth only gave about 240 majority
for the free State ticket not so much as the
city gave Adams at the municipal election
1t is strange that after 300 pro-slyvery vo-
tiers had left Leavenworth City, that it and
the surrounding country, which is thickly
settled, should poll so small majority. 1t
is also q nav feature in the bill Of Kansas
politics that the Governor has a right to sta
ton troops at the different precincts in order
to carry the election in favor of slavery
This damnable farce will be investigated
Gov. Walker may think he can make the ma
jority submit to the minority, but time will
elucidate that question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-16

Willis The slave power is bending oil its
energies TO the work Of extending its favor
lie institution, il is being rapidly undermined
in several localities by causes which have
been 80 asigniGean. as not 10 attract atten-
tioe. The reader il already thoroughly
acquainted with what has taken place in
Missouri. In Texas there is similar move
men, against slavery which has. hitherto,
attracted no attention, bat which has been
known and understood by few. We see
il noticed publicly for The first time BIZ the
New Orleans Crescent, which attributes to
j. is due Importance. That paper says
g There is very large foreign vote in the
counties Of Nueces, San Patrisio, Goliai,
AMI Antascosa, in several II them amount
ing 20 quite one.haf. About two wears ago
"a very intelligent German resident OF San
Antonio estimated the number OF his coun.
trymen west Of the Colorado at thirty thou.
sand. During the period that has elapsed
since tbs, time the immigration has been
Immensely grestor than at any previous
time. aud has been steadily increasing
THIS German vote il thoroughly anti
slavery, and Is Increasing with rapidty
which is even greater than il Indicated by
TINS extract. The German population have
also demonstrated the Frac.icabiiity 81 rnis-
lng cotton without slaves. They are mostly
cotton growers, and are succeeding aainira-
big. Ihesr cotton is "a fnyar,tA article and
they produced il Is their own free industry
RANSOM, THE GREAT DEFgArEp.-A cores
poudent Of the =. i. Tribune gives the fol-
ioning aeeaaut If &aosDip, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, who was defeated
by PNrott at the recent election in Kansas
he ex.Aiichi gauder is IA par,ly man, with
- presence II delegates we're chosen az
ihes chose magistrates 10 the days Of Died
rick hnickerbueaef, as chance. would b4
reduced TO certainty. He has red. fat.
unrsa9u. face, ana ,ls hair IN Of tho SILVER
graF CIDER. a. casssnparnry remarks, IL
i-s .s1sa 49, S.t..s..t -. asss, ais. ssr ed
hos country without homer Ii Is imi.o.si.
bic q .mlaeins that he could ever have been
. brilliant man. A. speaker. he is an in.
siderable bore. His speech was tissue Of
frptlssions. Such speeches fnust fatally in
iare bin With the Border Ruff ms They
like Gre. They hike something that is earn.
est for they are very earnest in their way.
But pysngcinn IN has doiage-a man who
speaks his speech like q boy repeating
the catechism lie has half forgotten On.
Epaphrosisius Ransom WIS there a. a
Democrat "-a " National" Que. He
said il would b. bis duty 10 state fuls and
fairly the doctrines md principles Of the
8. Democratic party" lie would also state
the doctrines IL his opponents --he coald
no. say principles, for they had no principle.
k~puLiicAnism sas "oniy" opposition 10
!" Dsnossasy."
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Mas. Anna Cora RIrcHig.--An article has
been recently gong the rounds OF the papers
which states that Mrs. Richie, formerly
AIRS. Mowa,t) is 70 appear again on the stage,
owing TO her husbands loss Of fortune.
We are authorized by friend Of the fam
lily to state that tbs above 10 utterly untrue
in all its parts, and can have had its origin
only in the malicious brain Of the inventor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richie have been passing the
summer at the residence OF her father, sam
uci q. ogdea, Esq.,) ia Astoria, Mr.. Richie
having for some tims been an invalid, owir Z
to the fracture OF one Of his legs, but nov
beng perfectly recovered, they intend re-
turning 10 Richmond 10 two or three weeks,
when he will resume his editorial duties
Evening Post.
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Chicnxo Affairs.

Martins Chicago Letter of the lith, hand
Ell US by Tesksbury, Of the railroad Office,
says
The course Of the New York banks is the
exciting topic in commercial circles, and the
effect Of their action is the subject Of intense
interest, ,arious opinions being entertained.
A general suspension OF nearly all business
seems inevitable for a time, however brief.
Our markets are very much unsettled and
ba siness limited. Holders Of four are not
disposed TO concede, and the market is in
active. Spring wheat has sold at wide
range, and cannot be closely quoted, sellers
and buyers 2 to Sc. apart IN their views.
Sales include parcels in store at 63, 63t, Ga,
md 64se, and two cargoes are reported, one
Ut Sc aud another at t9e. on board. There
is 10 demand for Extra Spring or Winter
Wheat, and quotations would be merely
nom nal.
Corn quiet and unchanged very little
offering. Oats steady ut the depots for par
cels in bags, with fair export inquiry.
Hides very dull. Cattle market heavy.
Small produce for city consumption Ut
steady prices, but not active.
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Teis.rnpn.c New

Nav ORLEANS, Oct. l3.--The s,eamrr Ora
NADIA from Havana On the losh has arrived.
The Northern Light brings million and
quarter in bullion.
The Granada experienced gale on the Sd
and An, and afterwards saw wreck, name
unknown.
California Election. Wellar's majority
over both his antagonists is 900. Lesis-
latore LARGELY Democratic.
Bates, tx Treasurer, and Rowe, his clerk !,
have both been committed 10 jail in defauli
OF bail.
Chief Justice Murray is dead.
Col. Casey, Of lena, has been killed in q
duel with Mr.. Blair.
The overland mali from San Antonio, Tex
~, reached san Diegn, Aug. 81.
Reports Of tue assassination of Alvarez
10 caliana, Mexico, had reached San Fran
cisco.
Disturbances had occurred near the boun-
i dairy OF Lower California b tween the Amer.
leans and the authorizes. company was
fitted out at San Diego 10 assist the Ameri-
cans. IL was cons dered fllibuster move
ment.
Il was reported that GOV. Castro OF Lover
California fearing Il revolution among his
Own people, had joined the Americans.
i Iha Constitutional Convention of Oregon
1 is IN session. The slavery question was
slightly agitated.
DEra0iT, Oct. l4.-In consequence Of the
suspension of the Eastern banks, the Michi-
gan Insurance tolnpany's bank Of this city
discontinued specie payments this morning,
otherwise tae business will 20 on us usual.
The action OF the banks is almos, unani-
moasly approved.
Sgw YORK, oet. lI.--floar, better and
mora active. Sales, 700 hbls. superior
stare, at s4,joe)4,o5. Wheat iirrner. Corn
better - Mixed western q, Gle. Oats steady.
Provisions dali and nominal. Whisky at
22.e.
PaiLADglpaA, Oct. l5.--Conpiete returns
foot up, PaekeF -, 900, !iase.nurst, IA 90,
nilmoE, 10000. i4ea.gh county gave 900
majority Tor Packer.
HARRISBURG, oei. 49, The Governor sign.
ed the Relief Bill, and the Legislature adj
joarned sine die.
BosToS, Oct. H. The Massachusetts, bank
continue. % pay specie.
u. IL ''saagefs iaet Z; J'e.ooA "a consider
upon the expedieney Of reieeming small
notes in specie.
iiARTEoRo, Oct. i4.-Ail the banks have
suspended sxceptthe Connecticut RIVER bank.
Ing Company.
poR1lAND, Oct. 1.-THE hanks have all
suspended.
NEw ioag, Oct. l4.--The Brooklyn banks
aud ssyingr institutions have al. suspended.
P-Charles Aston Bristed, the grandson
Of John jacob Astor-ihe literary million
aire--ine man whose glove bill is $iOU per
aDnan--is NOW At Baden Baden, where he
has bought splendid VILLA, anl is astonisb-
Ing The natives with his American trotters.
The old folks make the money, and the Young
ones spend IL.
cTseseral houses were burned 1t Frank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-16
El~ction Returns.

We received but few additional items yes
terday in regard to the election. The fact
that we got letter oil the way from Cory
don shows that our Republican friends IN
Appanoose, Davis, Van Buren,, Wapeiio,
Mahaska, &C., might have posted up as well
a. not IL they had been so disposed. We
trust the times are not so hard that they
were unable to procure postage-siamp,
nor the news go bad that they were ashamed
to send it.
From present information, by reports and
estimates, we set down the counties heard
from as follows:
Lee, 400; Desmoines, ESQ; Mascatine,
$50: Van Bnren, 200; Dubuque, 1000
and Decatur, 100, for Samaels. Henry,
si3: Louisa, 275 Scott, $50; and Jsffer-
son, $50. for Lowe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-16

HARRlsoS TowSsaIP Returns from Har-
rison township give Rankin II majority over
Thurs,on, and samuels 5 majority over
Lowe.
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X coisuk, MT. Pies snns X NJ u sea TN 4
Railroad.
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TO, X :. eject on and after Friday October 10Th
FRS train leaves Packet Depot ,Keokuk, 1890 a.
in, arrive Mt landing In Montrose lI.l0 =. m. Re-
iurnins. leave Montrose 1920 p. III. and arrive at
Packet Depot ! p. m, connecting With tho pack
ct for ~. Louis.
Third Train leaves keokuk Packet Depot Mt 43o
p ~ arriving in Montrose at 5:lo p. m. Return.
ing, le YES Moutrose at 500 p. M, srriri ing in
keokuk at 6:i0 p. nj. This train will not be run
on saniays.
JNo. ADAiR MCDOWELL,
seEaJi Enyineera and Superintendent.
J. X. fRwKsBuRY, Ticket Agent, keokuk.
CASH. AND Cash ONLY.
Wl AXE pleasure In calling the attention Of on r
w customers and friends TO the fact that we IRE
alright again, and ready to wait ON them at our
OIL st,tl, l1s Main st., between 4th and 5th with
MS chore stock Of Family Groceries, Fllur and
fro'i m,, rs was ever brought to this market,
whfeh se viii sell for CASH rEH PER c1sr. cRsAp,
sR IL any house in this city selling on CREDIT,
anil all We ask # you is to give as call and We
~iii 6 vince you Of the fact.
All od- bought Of US will be delivered to any
ostill " il. AUSTIN co.
FOR SALE.
u 70 desirous of curtailing q portion OF our
- siness we eher for sale ut . great bargain on
Lone cREDlT with approved security, or in cx-
chang for city property, our large and extensive
ri ,ur Nj Il, known rs tue Magnolia Mills, ~
. u
scre. anI four good Dwelling Houses; also. our
lrg5 aud xtensiye Conpershop and Stock in keo-
kuA; lao, one u our Grocery Stores ON Main a..
betweea 9th and 10th, in keoxuk, and . Store
Houss aud Lot with good Stock Of groceries. in
Hsnii IN, III.
For articalars enquire at No. 100 Main-st, or
No. 81 Leyse, kcokuk.
oaitI ". Ii. AUSTIN A co.
=. ~. r-sr.n,,
pstrnTprIf
IL -. s;,.;as So, Nv -. .n. - &c w oom-
oS TuEspAf AND Fn,pAY EyrNrxcs.
Ia tn Presby,crisn Church, on Fifth IT., between
Ma u ard Blondean, commencing on Tues
lay, Oct 10, at D. NJ :, 10 be taught on
The PhysieIogical Svslem.
Rcce,a. copyrighted BY Prof A. n. johnson. OF
Boston
lhets who attend TINS achooi vii iaArn the mites
pesIsc'i, sha Thoroughly ~ upon the Old system,
snn. - !, - renda, i, .h.".n,s, ga oia -.
a.. = III 80. :. ~, "a -s.s -, 80. $50 ~.
The Psychological system. besides teaching the
note, viii teach the singer he win never sing
WIN a"piasan1 tones, ~. always with pure. clear
anu "a low zones oI volce. loc.Iso
49, ~ - \ ESTATE
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az MAJORITY FOR RANKIN.

By letter from Mr.. Rankin, now IN at
tendance upon the court at Madison, we
learn that he is elected to the Senate by O
majority of SO votes over Thursson.
That is glory enough for old Democratic
Lee.
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Scorr CoUSTY.--Tho entire Republican
ticket is elected in Scott County by ma
iority OF between 300 and 400
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CoRYDoS, Wayne Co., Iowa, Oct. j

- Louisa County lie reported Republic
can by majority of 215.
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CoRYpoS, Wayne Co., Iowa, Oct. IA.
Cousin JAMES The returns are not quite
in, but enough to show that the Democratic
majority in this county is less than hum
dred. Republican gain OF 200.
The bred Scot, case and the Silliman let
ter don't lake very we'll here.
Yours. &c, THos. M. BowEs.
The above is from "our Tom,'' who was
the Democratic Representative from Wayne
county in the last Legislature, but who seems
10 have got rounded somehow on to the 9TH
er side Of the House, If We may judge from
the tone Of bis letter.
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BAsEs ALL SusPxspEp.-The Banks of
according 10 private despatch received at
Burlington. The indications in the de-
spa,ches published in onr columns tend
strongly 10 tina. direction, and we presume
BY this time all the banks of the country
have suspended