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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
10000 ACRES
OF FINE FARMING Ia ND
f O r. SA L E s

OF FINE FARMIN O. Ia ND
FL r SAA LE 4
HAVING concluded to cankhe COR iron bust
ness xclusively to"Lousa Futnstt," during The
iomsinder of our term Of eopaTtneIs Zip, ADD
owning large qurnttl Of land we'll adapted to
the growth of
ToJdcco, Wheat and G5rn;
and splendid for Stock which land is now
lying idle aud unproiuctive--we Propose TO d.
VIDE and sell Ia tructs ~ suit purchasers, all the
land attached 10 the cd Tennessee Furnace aud
Wa'er Forge comprising about 10000 ceres, ~
inc mostly IL montgomery, but partly la Dickson
aud theStguE counties. on the waters OF Bar.
tons Creek, mostly between the three forks Of the
same, and distant from Cumberland river Ito 5
miles. 4 large pguporiion Of thls land is first
rate creek bottom, which will produce 10 10 IL
barrels of corn per acre, and the balanes Us good
upland as can be found in the three counties. No
part Of the State IL more healthy and nore better
watered, about every hundred .sctes having ono
or more utyer-tailing springs Of the best water,
! esdes creeks and branches for stock water
We have several farms In cultivation. which
afford evidence OF the quality Of these laa5s gem
i rally. Abundance Of timbered land will be APP
propriatsd to each tract sold The Water Forge
with slight repairing. could be used several year
for making blooms aud ar.irou. Its water powe
is the best in the State cording 20 the size Of III,
strcum-wiA run asgrist mill aud snw-miIl all the
year, aud the Forge six to nine months, and Nigh
be used we'll for Merchant Mil, or any ,otSs
manufacturing establishment,
We will sell .tIl.
On Long Time, and at Lew Prices
lower by half than such lands would command i,
any other part Of the county. All those who ma,
wish to inspect those lands wilt piease cay 4
Tennessee or Louisa Furnace, where thsy viii, a
) any. time, find one or more Of eur partners read
10 show them, and 10 sell = T-7Il'- =
JACKSON, McKIERNON g. co.
Oct 81, '5s-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24

GAINESVILLE =
1rom ano Brass fomn0rp,
Commerce Street,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
THF undersigned having purchased the interest
i Of Messrs. L. J Prtchett and r. M Eouse
in the Foundry and Machine Shop, and having
added to the machinery, we are now prepared 10
furnish Machinery Castings Of all descriptions.
Particular attention given to
Repairing Steam Engines
PRIZE SCREWS, THREsHERs REAPERs.
&C., &C., &c.
Blacksmith shop
Every description of Smith work done in su.
peror style; Saw mill work, Stirrups, Dogs, PIT
man Irons, Bolts, and I'll kinds Of mill iron 10
order, on short notice.
Copper and Sheet Iron Shop
| We are now prepared to manufacture all de.
scriptions o. Copper and Sheet Iron work, Stills.
Copper Pipes, Kettles, Sheet Iron Stacks, Bre.ch-
ing. &C., &c.
Wrought and Cast Iron Stoves Of all descrip-
sions of our own manufacture.
TIN SHOP-All descriptions Of this work done
to order, with promptness and dispatch Roof ng
GutteIipg, &c. Terms--CASH on delivery
WHITFIELD, BRADLEY g. co.
april 90, '56-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
Dissolution.

The firm of j. B. CROSS g. CO., in the Sad
dery and Harness business in Clarksville, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, J b. Cross hav-
ing sold his entire interest in the concern to C..
H. Roberts. The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted in the name of c. II. ROBERTS & CO.
sent 10, '5S
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
COLLECTOR AND AGENTS NO
THE

All persons having claims TO collect, or waiting
produce bought in aud around Port ROYAL. Mont,
gomery County, Tenn can have it promptly at
tended TO by applying to the undersigned. Par
ilcniaT attention pad TO the arrau cement of old
debts. JAMES II. MALLORY.
April 1851
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
HSNsASssgJOm EK0tcs
GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE.
$. r. MOORE, Proprietcl

Having taken this well know tavern stend, an
intending thoroughly to renovate and repair il
and from his long experience in the business 10,
merly at RussellviIle, Ky, he THINKS he will b
able TO give general satisfaction, and solcts Cd d
ersl share OF public patronage. Poo.
Travellers wishing to take the riveF ~ IL
po.at may rely upon being p omptly notihcd q
the passage of Boats at any hour In the night q
we keepa night watch for this special purnos,
and polite and attentive Porters for the trsnepos
taton Of baggage to and from the river.
l5-rhe Stage Office is kept at this II ot.l
Inn. \. lsh1-lN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
Wall Paper.

have just received a very large and well selec-
ted stock of Wall Paper embracing some beanti-
full English, French and American patterns Oak
G old and decorative papers, Tester and Screen
papers, borders, &c.
JOHN F. COUTS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24

4. BuIkeley, s. S. Ward, G F Davis, Tudor,
NJ. A. futile, R. Mather, H. 2. Pratt, d. Hillyer
Joseph Church, E. Flower, E Ripley, A. Dun.
ham, T A. Alexander, w Kenny, g. II Brainard
0Gcers.-E. G. Ripley, President; T. A. Alex
ander, Vice Presidents; Thos. X. Brace, =, Sec'y
]. B. Bennett, Gen'l Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
Insures against the
ID A NC ERS OF FIRE!

PERILs OF INLAND NAVIGATION!
At as liberal rules and rates risks assumed per-
nit Of for solvency and fair profit
Especial attention paid to insurance of Dwell.
lings, Farm Property, Out. buildings and contents.
Such Insured for periods of to years on the
most favorable terms.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
$l,OOO,OOO

A olute and unimpaired!
Surplus, $422, 1852 II. With the Prestige Of 81
Years Success and Experience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

Illinois . Republican State!
MAI. ON sTATE TICKET so, 900

Notwithstanding the fact that a majority
Of Douglas men-or rather anti Republic
cans, for they are not oil Douglas mem have
been returned to the Legislature, there il
abundant cause for hearty rejoicing over the
general result. II is demonstrated that the
State is clearly and alphabetically Republican.
By virtue Of an antiquated apportionmsnt,
which DISTINGUISHES about one-ffth Of tho
State, making two Democrats in Egypt equal
in political power to three Republicans in
the northern portion Of the State, the PoPu-
LAR Worn is with US. The Republican State
Ticket il elected BY majority now estimated
at $4,000 Our majority on the Congressional
vote is near il not over 5000. Thus IL II APP
parent that Douglas is rejected by THr Pro-
PIE, and the political complexion Of the State
10 clear and fixed. Forthe next President,
Illinois will cast Republican vote. The
drifting Of the popular tide 10 plain. No
oajolery or maneuvering could procure from
the People Of Illinois sanction Of the
schemes Of the slavery propagandists, or Of
the ambitious aims Of the arch demagogue
So stands Illinois! With fair apportion-
ment, We should have elected not only tho
State ticket, but majority Of the Lsgisla-
ture, which would have completed the tri-
umph by relieving Mr.. Douglas Of the du-
ties Of legislation, and affording him An OPP
portunity Of attending to his plantation Of
Mississippi slaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
OFFERS BLAIR A SEAT IN THE SENATE
AS BRIDE.


SIR A statement appeared in the Jeifer-
ron Examiner, OF recent date, making certain
grave charges against Judge Douglas, in
which my name was involved. Up to this
period certain considerations forbade nv
making any response, although | have been
frequently urged to do SO. i learn since,
however, from tho Senator's speech delivered
at Bonneville, ILL.,, that he denies the truth OF
those assertions, and at other times and 9TH
or places he reiterates the denial, and to give
it an apparent sincerity, he indirectly calls
for the proof. l deem it that am now at
liberty to state all that know in relation to
this matter, which has taken hold upon the
public mind.
lst. It is true that Judge Douglas DID
send me message by Mr.. Colfax, Of Indiana,
10 substance the same 10 that charged upon
him by the Examiner, viz "Tell Mr.. Blair
to come and see me; WISH TO GIVE HIM
JAMES s. GREEN'S PLACE IN THE UNI
TED STATES SENATE"
I'd. 1t ia true that did write letter TO B.
Grats Brown, Esq, OF St. Louis, and that
that letter Was written in accordance with the
wishes OF Judge Douglas himself.
Sd. And it 10 true, that THERE WAS AN
UNDERSTANDING, PERFECT AND COM
PLETE, between Judge Douglas and sew cral
prominent members Of the Republican party,
the aim and scope Of which | am not Obliged
to divulge. MY PERSONAL INTERVIEW
with the distinguished Senator, to which his
message to me referred, had only reference
TO the success Of the EMANCIPATIONPA PAR.
TY IN MISSOURI.
| have stated enough to substantiate thu
charges made public through the columns Of
the Examiner, and repeated In letter from
the pen OF Isaac II. Sturgeon, ESQ.,, of ST.
Louis; and, bearing in mind what had trans
plred At the interview between Judge Doug
las and myself, and tho understanding arrived
1t and agreed upon between him and othel
prominent members Of the Republican party
both in the East and in the West, / confes,
that was not prepared to hear OF the Sena.
tors demonstration Of JOY over my defeat il
this district. Very respectfully,
FRANK p. BLAIR, in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
IRON, washiurton.

WASHN0ToS, Nov. A.
1t will be rccollccted that several months
ago the Government Of Great Britain sup.
gested ia general terms that some mode
ought TO be adopted for verifying tho M.
tionality of vessels which could be mutually
used by both parties without offence to either;
but the distinct form OF the proposition has
not been made known, nor 10 It known what
arrangement her Majssty's Government will
recommend. However, it will be considered
necessary for tho United States to take the
initiative step in this matter, AZ the law OF
nations ia acknowledged by Great Britain TO
mean that for which our Government has al
ways oontended, and this to the latter is sat.
isfactory. II England desires any modifca.
ton OF It, her proposition will, Of course, be
entitled to consideration.
The substance OF the dispatch OF Lord
Napier to the State Department is represent.
cd TO be in effect that the Nicaraguan Gov
ernment will avail itself Of the aid of the
British feet to prevent the landing of flli
busters. Our Government considers itself
bound to enforce the neutrality laws should
therefore, Walker and his men fall into the
hands Of the British, and thus be prevented
from carrying out their designs, il would
prove an occurrence much to Be deprecated,
- i would produce an unpleasant state Of
feeling against the British Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
ILLINOIS LrorsLAruRE.-The Senate stands,

ILLINOIS LT0fsLATuRK.-The Senate stands,
IL Republicans, IA Democrats. The House
stands, IS Republicans, 40 Democrats
Half tho Senate held over. The few Blu
chanan men may defeat the election Of Mr..
Douglas for United States Senator, though
it is most probable that he will be returned.
II they choose to prevent an election, they
will have the Plea that tho popular vote is
against Mr.. Douglas, to extenuate, il not to
justify, their act.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

gage.
To q. ". Jeners, +. Mills, Q. X. Dimond and
sarah 0orgaS:
Nou and each Of you are hereby notified that
Distrht Goart Leo Eaaaty, Iexa, ~ ksekak, q
petiuo Of d. W. Kiihourne against ron, claiming
= hndlng OF Court, and decree In bis favor, and
against u. ". Jencre, for the sum Of seven hun
dred and four snd 8l-l00 dollars and ten per cent.
interest from the 10th Of August, 1858, being the
amount of parchase money and Interest due him on
lots seven ana eight, block eight, In Kiibournss
addition to Ksokak, lows, which was sold BY the
said kilbournc TO aaid JsneTe, on OF about 9th Of
said lots BY said Jsnefs TO said kil6ousno 20
secure the payment Of said purchase money, dated
eth Of January 1886 recorded In Book {, psgs SSl
Records Lee County, Iowa-ths sale OF said l0ts 70
pay said sum sud interest, the extinRutshm ent az
all equity Of redemption under aid mcstea9e, and
for general relief. And said Mills, Dimond and
Gorgss, who, II IL said have Of claim 10 have some
interest in said lots, are made parties defendant
and hereby required 70 come in, and, BY answer
dled set up their respective interests therein or b.
forever barred and cstoppsd therefrom hereafter
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are required
to appear and answer said petition on the morning
OF the second day Of the next term Of said Court,
to be held at Kcokuk on thu nfut Monday Of Feb.
ruary, 1889, or decree will be rendered therein
against you, by default, according TO Law.
u. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug. 10, 1888. Atty for Petitioner.
The petitioner in the above nam ed action be wing
obtained IN order Of publication therein by said
Court, ~ 10 u. w. Jenerc, ono Of the defendants,
returned "not found" therefore Ut p~blicsts
hs made In the "Daily Gate City," . aswspspsr
Published in sAid county, once week for four con
secutive weeks. ERIE J. Lk2CH.
Nov. 1, lHtS-d4w Clerk D.. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
Asha med OF nj. vote.

A witness before the Commissioner In the
Blair and Barrett case, the other day, testi-
fed that some twenty illegal voters in the en-
ploy Of the county, after having been reject
ed at one precinct, we're admitted at another.
The question being asked whether the work
men we're employed under the authority Of
the county court, the witness responded:
just prior to the election there was SEN
sible increase Of laborers, workmen and op-
erativos in that district from which Judge
Hackney was Judge and candidate for re-
election to the county court bench. should
suppose there was an increase of from 100 TO
$50 men on the different county roads, rail-
roads and bridges, and from intimations |
heard from them, and what saw myself, /
think they were there for Judge Hackney's
benefit in the election. Mr. Hackney was q
candidate on an independent ticket, and
siso on the ticket with +. Richard Barrett.
The examination then progressed under
the questioning Of Mr.. Barrett, till the fnal
laughable denouementi in response to ques-
ton from Blair:
Q.-Who did you vote for at last election
for Congress
Al decline answering that, IL you please.
Q.--Nhat are your politics /?
Al am Democrat.
GA National Democrat?
A.--That's owing to circumstances.
Q.-What kind OF circumstances
A.-Well, as to my knowledge iu voting !;
OF candidates rs personal friends.
Q.--Who did you vote for for Congress at
the last election ?
Al decline answering that, II you please.
Ma. BAxakr.--Wcll, am going TO keep
putting II.
WrNKSs.--Well, It 10 secret which think
. man 10 entitled TO keep. You csn look Of
my ballot and see
Did YOU vote for Mr.. Blair?
| AL decline answering il.
| Q.--Where were you born9
| AIN Illinois.
| Q.-When did you come to this State?
| An 1889.
| Q.-For whom did you vote for Congress
ct the last eleetionp
| Al decline answering, il you please.
| Q.-How old are your
| Al think am % a. near az | can re-
/ collect.
| Q.-Are you Q married man?
| Ayes, sir.
NV shaM uia you vote, II last August
election, for Congressa
Al shall not answer that question II
can help il.
| Q.-Why will you no. answer that CUES.
ton?
A.-Because don't think it will avail any.
thing in this case.
Q.-Did you vote for Hackney OF Brown
for County Judge?
| AL voted for Brown.
Odd you vote for Barrett or for Blair
| for Congress?
A.-1hat question decline answering.
Q.-Why do you answer 10 regard to the
Judgcship. and not in regard to the ~end;
dates for Congress
A.-My rcnson for not answering, ID that
you arc 80 anxious to draw the answer from
me, and because ! don't think you have the
right to draw the secret Of my vote from me.
Q.-You arc not ashamed, are you, OF the
way you voted for Congressman
A.-Yes, sir, / am.
Mn. BAKsxr.-Thas viii do, sir; that's
enough.
Ma. BLAiR.--I will Ak the question. ho-
ping will have better success than Mr.. Bar
ret.
WIrsEss.-I voted for Mr.. B4rret.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
The United states senate.


By the late elections We gain three United
States Senators one each in New jersey,
Michigan and Minnesota. All TO be elected
this winter. In addition to tAese, two Others
have been elected to take their seats in the
next Congress, who succeed Democrats mem-
bers,-Anthony in Rhode Island and Grimes
In Iowa. This will raise the number Of Re-
publican members to IS. Besides, the oom-
Ing session Of the Indiana Legislature will
slsct Republican Senators to the seats Of
Bright and Fitch, who occupy their pisces in
defiance Of law, because there are mono to
contest them. The march to majority In
that body is steady and sure. We gain ut
every election, and lose none. A little while
since we had 2; now %; before the next
Congress meets there will b. Is possibly 81.
We recollect the late indignity Of exclusion
from committees. Thus is it rebuked. When
Sanner resumes his vacant chair, how chang
ID will be the complexion Of that body since
The day be was struck down by NE bludgeon
Of the assassin! Courage friends Of Free
dom and the good old policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
G. John A. Dir. an old time I.ooofoe

a. John A. Dix, m old-time Looofoco
Van Buren, Freesoiler, in recent speech at
Tammany Hall, New York, advocated the ex-
tension Of the slave power BY the annexation
Of Mexico, Central America, Cuba, TO-
About the same time Caleb Gushing, an old
time semi-Abolitionist and Tyler Wing, urged
she same policy IN speech At Richmond,
Virginia. These despicable renegades are
making haste to take the lead 10 the next
movement of the fillibustering and slave
propaganda Democracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

Nsw York, Nov. As far As heard from
the Republicans have carried 70 members Of
the Assembly and the Democrats 80, leaving
70 to hear from, nearly oil Of which have
probably elected Republicans.
The Senate will stand 10 Opposition to IL
Democrats.
The Tribune still claims the election OF
Haskin in the 9th district.
Oneida county complete. Morgan,s maj.
Tor Governor, 2,70O. Conkling's maj. for
Congress, 2,074. Republican increase since
last fall, 2,667 votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
Now Jersey Eiection...The Rcpub.
llcaMs sweep the state.

TxEsroS, N. j., Nov. 4.--Thc result in
this State foots up total loss to the Demo-
Gratis. All tho opposition members Of Con-
gress are elected BY heavy majorities. The
Opposition also have a majority in the Leg
islature, which defeats Wright for q. s.
Senator.
Members Of Congress elected are a. fol.
lows lst district, J. II. Nixon, Union ID
dist, J. 1. Stratton, Union Sd dist, j. B.
Adrian, Union, reelected 4th dist, J. X.
Riggs, Anti-Lecompton DEM; 5th dist, w.
Pennington, Union. Administration loses 2
members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

CIV. Gilmore Sims, tho distinguished
novelist, will probably be elected u. 8. SEM
ator from South Carolina, - the successor q
Judge EvaDs. Az Statesmen from that quar-.
ter have recently been ~ imaginative % ro-
mAncers, perhaps the novelist as legislator
may esehsw fiction and become ! vslu able
statesman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

61Spsaking Of Thomas JsGsrson's per-
sonal habits, Mr.. Randall, his biographsr,
says: Gle never gamhled. To avoid i'm
portunities to games, which were gensrally
accompanied with betting, he never learned
to distinguish one GARD FROM smother. He
Was moderate in tho snjoymsnt Of the table.
To strong drinks hs had IN aversion. His
mouth Vas unpolluted BY either oaths Or to-
hacco.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
Elecsleaeerl.g DeesnAnt Herrcry.

Elscsleneerlng DesanNns Forgery.
A letter, purporting TO have bssn wristsn
BY Frank Blair, in exposition Of the compile
ity Of Douglas with certain leading Republic
cans, Was issued in hand-bill 10 Illinois Just
before the election.
It got into the 81. Louis Ns,cs as : genuine
letter, and We find it in several Of our EaStern
exchanges. 1t has been pronounced for
gerry by Mr.. Blair himself.
The letter was a. follows:
THE DOUGLAS TREACHEHY Rx.
POSED.
The Proposed Alliance Fastened on Him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

SIArnaENT ~ she area4
nnsUvaMC0 amA TSaeS UoanS ~ SGG
PhlAaAsDDAla, Ron1.
STATE OF IOWA. AuprsUo \ osvsD.
DEs MoIxxs, o.. n. loSt.
It's hereby certified, that on.tAs 1ltA ~ q
u October, 1853, abatement W. AleA 81 Iris IT.
sNcs showing the condition Of the Great WESTERN
Insurancs and Trust Company or PhiIa1sIpAia,
stats Ok Psnnsyivania % the lst day AZ Esp4enbR,
1855, In secordMnee with ths provisions 81 . ~
Ut the Legislature at this stats, paaseA Jan-
aesy 3StA, 1886 that ssoh statement shows
that saiA Company 10 possessed q tAs reqataiie
amount Of capital, and Invested = rsqsirsd g il
act.
Authority Is therefore given 70 che abovs nansA
Insurance. Company 70 transact business of Insuf-
Ancs 10 this State In Aocordanss with The Lava
thereof.
II IL also certified that San u. AaaAin. -.
VI Kscksk, has been duly appointed b. said Cenpa-
ny thetr lawful Attsrnsy snd Ags0t fss ~ sousty
4 Lee With fall power 70 taks risks u Iasusaass
therein, and 70 service Of process upcn
his fling certified copy Of the statement He'd n
this once With the Clerk Of the District Couxt IN
and for said county.
II n further certified, thst ths annexed Il !
txas copy Of the required statement.
In testimony whereof, have hsseuuto
II. d. set my hand and aAaxed my seal Of once
this 18th day Of OsteAer, 1858.
JNO. PATTEE, Auditor Of Isws.
~ A. BsAcn, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
ois-.Congrcssmen Erected.

We have given the Democratic members
the highest figures they can claim. Politi-
oally the delegation stands as before. The
Republican majority on the Congressional
ticket throughout the State will reach fall
5000, in all probability. 1t is over 5000,
certainly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

Subscriptions for the DAfLY GATE CIrr, and
WnzKIs vAILsr Wine, must be accompanied by
Ne cash In AL cases.
Daily suhscri bern can pay the carrier II they pre-
Ter, once In two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, In all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance
except in the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
Overian d MAIL.

ST. Louis, Nov. 4.-ihe overland Oalifor-
mia mail brought Eve passengers. The west
ward bound mail was met fifteen hours from
San Francisco, only twenty-five days from
st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
WIrsEss.--I voted for Mr.. BArret.

: GT There 10 clergyman Of tho Church OF
hngiand, who was originally gipsey, after
wards q sailor, and sitter that soldisr. His
name = John s.eggsll, incumbent Of Great
Ash6eld, Suffolk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08
Trottinx Match.

ADRIAN, Mich, Nov. 4th.-The trotting
match between Flora Temple and Reindeer,
was won by the former three straight heats.
Time--2.30, 2.28 and 2.28.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

Haskin, about whom there was some doubt.
- elected. The Legislature 10 largely Re-
publican. Morgan's majority 10 about 25,-
000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

u In addition to the Mission to Austria,
given 20 J. CLANCY Jones, 1t appears that the
President has procured tho appointment Of
Secretary 1t the Paraguay expedition to
son Of Jonea's. II Buchanan is going to be
shus liberal to all the defeated Lecomptonites,
there will be no Offices left for the rest OF the
rascals who have been doing dirty work for
the Administration.