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keOsluk Alcohol Dis
tillery.

I'HE ubscriber respectfully informs the citi-
zens OF ksokuk aid the surrounding country
that he s now ready to Gil any orders addressed to
him fer
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAAiPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being PRACTICAL. STILL BUILDER myself,
aud having in person superntended the whole
process u building, can sal ely say that my ma
chlnefy 10 unsurpassed by any establishment in
the United States. nd further. in addition TO
superior .narhinery and my own practical knowI-
edge OF the business, have secured the services
Of ae vi the best alcohol distliers in tho country
| world also inform those who may favor me with
call aud are Inclined to encourage home manu-.
features that can supply them with any Of Ia
above Articles as cheap aud chez per than they can
purchase the same-in any Of the Western cities,
thereby saving ireighiAge and the many. disap.
ppntments incidental to spring and il ship
ments.
request those who capable Of jsdxing TO
compare my samples with any In the country and
give an impartial dceifi5n---I ask no more.
CHA5. NOEL.
iisii lcry and Office half square above the
Pscset Landing, keokuk, Iowa.
July IL, 'oS-dkw3m
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A LOT Of CHOICE FURNITURE will be sold
low, IN parcels to suit purchasers. Apply to
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON,
Third street, bet Main and johnson.
iyIaIat%
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Ed ISs,lstIOny

ME-. FR. WURTH bcgs TO offsr his services MS
VI teacher on the Piano Forte, to the young La
dtes and gentlemen OF his place. He has also
great experience in teaching ali the branches Of
general education. well AS book keeping. Les
sons IN Herman viii aiso be given. Refer to Mr.
Res boarding house, Jchnson.st., between sth and
9th SITS.
keDkuk, July i3-d3t
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Another Sheet Iron
Safe Gomez.
MORE ROBBEHIEs.

SHEET IRON SAFE IS. G. HERRING q, !
was robbed night or tive since, In this city. The
Safe wss thrown over on its back on some hays Of
coffee, powder pat into the lock, the door blown
open, and some $500 extracted.
WHEN WILL MEN LkARN WISDOM
Why longer use Sheet fen G9fs that are eontin-
ually being blown open and robbed.
AALBslE,0 SAFES
are the only reliable Safes In use, . sure preof
against FIRE aud burglars.
The undersigned agents for Lillist EAfss are
ready at any time 70 test his sakss With any other
make Of safes used In this city. Call aso9nl Rsn-
uemsn, those who can open one Of Lille . SAFES
nth sledge hammer--Any Of our safos ers s.
your service. Try them on. Mr.. Lille doAt pre-
tend 70 make safe that never can b broken into
bat hs does pretend to make Safe. and doss as Il.
shas wiil rssast ths burglars sooa Or ARE, gssas
deal longer time than any other safs now asds.
W. Will guarantee TO open any IL the Sheet Iron
aafes = half the time yoa can opea one ol LII
lies, II yOa can opsn one 1t al.
A full assortment - Lllis'e Safes u
LtlIIsis Agssey, 10, Main b.
July, 3pf TILLIN0HABT LAM . BUHL.
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n,sso,utron .

rINHE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, under the Ame and
firm Of Farrar Haines, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Robert T.. q. Haines will con-
tinue in the business, and sign the name Of the
hrm in liquidation. They will also settle all ac-
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due II must
be paid them. ii. s. FAHRAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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kgosAuQuA RKPuBLIcAs.-Ou old friend
l.. d. Morris, OF the Keossuqua Republican
has disposed Of the establishment to Mr..
Joel Mayne, late of Springfield, Ohio. In
parting with friend Morris We are grati6ed
IN being enabled 10 welcome a successor un.
der whose control the Republican promises
to maintain the high position which it has
attained amongst the Republican papers Of
Iowa
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CO-FMrtneFshtp.
The undersigned, having formed Co. Partner
ship uder the name and lyle of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest of III. s. Farrar,
will tinuc the business Of mAnnf factoring sash,
y, LOOT nainaf, rIoofine' Inmb-nDing, &C., *
keokuk Fl. Des MONIES Rail ROAD Depot
ROBERT HAINES,
kcokuk sept. d, 81. p, O. HAISKS.
oet8-l
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Great Auction Sale
BY
VAN SICKLEN e MILLS.

nv will SELL on the premises, on w etnesd q,
w morning, July i4th, tho entire stock %
Wines, Liquois, Furniture and Fixtures Of the
Young America Restaarat, opposite the Postoflice
Consisting of Dining oom and Kitchen Furniture,
Beds, hedding, Bedsteak, Carpets, Chairs, Ia bes
Stoves, Dishes, de., dc. Also lot Of choice Wine,
and Liqners, Scotch Ale and Porter, etc.
Sale u commence at clock a. m.
VAN sICkLEN s MILLS
jylsI2t Auct{oneers.
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4 Ny une having tho half Of large dwelling, ol
~ oa- end If good double house for rent ma,
tin an occupant by applying al the Gate City fice
iyI5d@tS
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KICKED TO DRArH.--We learn from the
Dubuque Express and Herald that man
named Thos. Donahue, farmer in Wash
ington township, Dubuque county, while re-
turning home drunk, WAS left by a neighbor
sitting ut the side of the road. farmer
named James Gibbons passed by, when the
drunken man pointed ON umbrella at him,
and threatened to shoot. Gibbons jumped
out of his wagon and gave the man several
brutal kicks, fracturing his skull. Donag-
hue died shortly afterward. Gibbons was
arrested and held to bail in the sum of $lo,-
600.
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u Marion county, the most intensely Lo.
cofoco county in this District, gave major
ity OF S4s votes in favor of State Bank.
Marion is the residence and scene of oper-
alton of that great shinplaster Locofoco
]. 6enator James f. Neal, who was so cruellv
sndSbsd BY fhonpson's Bank Reporter.
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Making the whole cost II the road l0s23750 o.
OF SIS iEa IA upY ,pffA

AaAthg tht whole cost ~ the rad ,052 ,3IJ.04
OF So, l5s 83 per mile.
nd IL we delpei sG2 24i.sn ipter-
est adfantc4 ty :he Company On tho
city ana County Bafis, 10 b repaid
ou: Of arst disiaends ~ tbs Ci,ys aud
CuRnty SttcS. sae r9st 70 tAs al IL 1889 65}.2i
Or 81 ,eo4 pr mEle.
Raeu completed 70 keo.apqua the
cost per uiiic viii be materially re-
dueea the r u az stock on hand is
suineieEt q operate the AL success
ialiy - that lalet,
When it is considered that this road. has
been built at time when great sacrifices had
10 be made on securities to raise money, and
when provisions and labor were high, and
that the cost Of all the preliminary surveys
made both on the Divide and along the Val.
ley from keokuk TO Fort Des Moines are
charged to this division Of the road, and tina,
both officers and directors Of the road had
many things TO learn which could only be
done by experience, il 10 thought that all
must eoncur in tho belief that the expense of
building the road has Of least been reason
able.
Tue whole ansunl Of stock subscribed and paid
ny is as feliows.
City of keoknk paid in s par cent.
70 year bonds OF the fity.......,.... $4o9 00e 90
srssial Tax stock paid ia l0 per cent.
short bonds Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 900 90
County Of Lee, psid in per cent. 20
Year bords q the county,,....... $50, goo 90
lh4lyidnAi Stsck, 22l ,449 90
Mating IN all .........,............ 1921 1920
There are few thousand a0Isrs6f
subscription nt-stahding.a part Of
which may hecoliected.
The gtegs Earn,ngs Of The road
portion Il il was completed. soths
istJune, 1855, amounts 70 III $500
From fri sht..-.S2s, la7os
Passengers 293i5.sa
:. h Maii z sas g
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Rnn BBLS. No. l., CsAi Port Salt, d ~ srlsr
OUU for sals lov, % ths lanAin6, "
na0351 Ct1EaHO1M, TAYL0k . 90.
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E'0H Fort Des Moines. nSsDs.-
The Steamer CLARA HINE, / lh-aA.aN
fArrss Master, will leave Benlons-
port fpr above, and intermediate
ports, on Tuesday, july 18th. At 4 O'Clock y. IN
FRIGHT is now being received at the harvs An.
ply 10 CLEGh0KN, TAYLOR AGO.
Juiy.i2i2t Leyse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-13

WA1nlrofoN, July g.
Commander Page, who 10 designated 70
command the naval Force TO be dispatched 70
Paraguay, has had an interview with The
Secretary Of the Navy on the subject That
government, it is said, has three effective
war steamers the fort is Of Great power, is
under French engineers, and commands the
navigation OF the Parana river; hence it is
deemed important to the success of the mis-
| sion that the United States shall be prepared
for all possible emergencies, the President
having been clothed with ample power by
Congress to enforce all just demands Of our
government.
The Secretary of the Interior left this
evening for Mississippi, to be absent about
. month.
The 7th regiment arrived this morning BY
the steamer sent to their relief. The Ericsson
miles below here. All efforts to get her off
have failed
4 dispatch from Richmond says the body
Of a soldier Of the Guards was found in the
river this morning near that city. The only
person missing is Laurenz Hamilton OF the
9th Company, and the grandson Of Gen.
Alexander Hamilton. II is supposed that he
fell unnoticed from the steamer when at
Glencove.
PETERSBURG, July 9.--The captain and
Grew Of the schooner Francis French, tried
at Smithfeld, for stealing slaves. Thompson,
the steward, plead guilty, and was sentenced
to the penitentiary for ten years.
GEsEssEK, N. Y, July 9.--lsaac l.. Wood
was hung to-day for tho murder Of his sis
ter-in- law, Rhoda Wood. He died protest
ing his innocence.
HALLIDAY, July 9.--The steamer Styx from
Havana on the Let, arrived last night. She
reports the yellow fever raging badly. Her
officers are highly amused at the American
version of their proceedings
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repair have also been much more than they
would have been under ordinary eircumstan-
ces.
The practical workings Of the road for the
last six months are shown by the following
exhibit from Superin tsndent Of the road.
Total Earnings for the six months ending MAy 81.
lShS KS .3Al. 81
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED,

hEDE-N Ii TUbLIoiEDJ
val Inciaensss
I NCLUDING an account Of the Rise and Pro-
lgress of the present wonderful Great Awak sning
among the people in all parts Of tho country, BY
Vim. Conant, with introduction by Henry Ward
Beecher. One large and handsome l2no. volume.
Price 81
List Of Contents, Tin part. - Review Of Rcvivals
from't he Day OF Penteeost to the Great Awaken
ing In the Last Century Conversions OF Eminent
Persons; Revival Incidents and Narratives; Uise
and Progress Of the Great Awakening Of 1878.
"1hs Work cannot fail TO be one OF interest. ''--
tChristiaIr Advocate.
"a ,nosns Of grace and encouragement to the
hearts Of praying mcn."--(N. y. Examiner.
1T will be eagerly sought for ut the present
time."-lN \. Observer.
at cannot but prove emincntly seasonsble and
USEFUL n, y independent.
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rect0rs OF the kcokuk, Fort DGs
uoines and Minnesota Railroad
Company.

Annual Keport of the BOARD OF nj
rectors Of the kcckuk, Fort Dos
Holmes and Minnesota Railroad
Company.
The Board Of Directors in conformity with
the provisions Of the articles Of incorpora-
ton Of the Company, respectfully submit
the following report Of the condition Of the
affairs Of the Company.
Since the last annual meeting Of the stock
holders the road has been completed from
the City Of Keokuk to Bentonsport, 4 dis.
tance Of thirth- eight and half miles, and
the cars have been running thereon since
Angus last.
The whole cost of this part OF the road,
which constitutes the first division, including
interest and discounts on city and county So
cnrlties, engineering and other expenses,
is Sl,120,375.04
This amount, ms shown by the Trcasurer's Re
por, rs made up as follows:
Graduation and asonry..............$ $50 l3.sg
Ties, Chairs, Spikes, Bridges, dc...... 9S,300.6S
Railroad Iron and duties same...... 265, 5Ia.65
Ocean and River Freight and insu
rance...,............ 5s,934 ii
Locomotives, with Freight and In
suranee, s23so75
30 PA form, 20 Box, Passenger. |
btgSag 10 Cattle. ! Truck, and
hand Cars,......... ...........-,....... 50,lls9S
Irae. Laying tDepots, Extra Grading,
Masonry, Culyeffs, Engineering,
Right Of Way, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 64464. IS
Discount Oh S9s heukuk City eight
Per cent. Bonds, s 900 each 50
lace County eight per cent Bonds Of
sl,oHo each, and so keokuk City
snort ten per cent Bonds, Of s 600
eaeh,.............,,... ............... 1sl,l72s4
Interest paid for discounts on money
borrowed and on notes given for
Iron, fofCsrs and ON balance due
Contractors, 1855 IS
Interest paid by Company on City and
County Bonds for one year........... s22lls0
Discount on 10 frsg Mortgage Railroad
BINDS .,.,.............,.~. 10000
Vuee furDituIe, oEtcp Expenses, dc... 3,l53 81
$l.l20,S 5.04
On hand subject 70 BE- used en- second
divisian, itens rails, chairs and
spikes and bJit Ind bar iron, valued
at...-...,.......,..... ,..........,.. 80 zoe GO
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"a The London Jfn.es, it is reported, is
to be printed on paper manufactured from
ITS, which will mskea saving 81 expense
t0the amount Of 100000 per annum to that
establishment.
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q alnoVnUD.-Us ieain .l.a. on yesterday
nn11no1nxna Ifishma q by the name Of skiily,
~ 1lo1 o. 1ashing fas-boa. out into the
11., Worlsy's Distillsry. fefi into the
" ~ drowned. Whether the BODY
&S ~ 1Deovsrsd, We know not.-[warsaw
$50 - found and brought to this
1oemsnt.
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~
PalCus DoMhte wall Ice RlechARa.
Culver PLATED aud Britannia doubls wall
~ ice pitchers for sale Ct
TILLINaHAST, LANE DUELss,
junei7 sien IT ~ 1ssaa-axs.
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singers Sewtng Machine.
k'hR all manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
ing Machines dee med indis pensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing Ac, made
by them. Singers Family Sewing Machine is the
latest presented for competition, and, being ar
ranged With full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses, has avoided or sdied
them sil. IL Is the handsomcst Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest to learn to operate
iis excellent mechanical principles ard Qualities
are readily appreciated BY those acquainted with
sewing machines, ana give assurances Of their be-
som,ng unNsrsally adopted. Apply for ]. III.
Singer Co. = Gazette. Cotiet supplied rrntir.
Western Office ls0 Lake Street. Chicago.
mchsd6m WIN. BkODEkICR, Agent
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
Thc Hand bus not the Heart; or
iIFE.TRIALs OF JEksiE LnRINC

The uH M buk u OF the HCHYly or
LIFE-TRIALs OF JESSIE LoRINC.
sYT. y. ARTHUR.
The pnlnt Of this story IL expressed in the title
and the story Itself Is sharply drawn iilustra-
ton Of the folly Sni madness o linking together
two innor,sl souls by the rough chains Of selfish
interest, pride, or baser passion.
The lesson taught is one of deep Significance;
and thousands Of hearts will tkrob IN almost wild
rcfPonse, g the lilo experience Of Jessie Loring
who III all the bitter trials ~ her unhappy union,
swervea not a hairs breadth from honor, principle
or reiigious auly. tbougn ecu Patron came AZ It's
most alluring shape.
A. the type Of q true woman, she Is worthy to
be en- Almed in the memory Of every reader.
Ono neat limo. vol. Price 81. For sale BY
OGDEN, BkOWNELL CO.,
mayI0i No. 50 Main-st.
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LoAttm Ft. MA dt.on

Lost tM IT. MADISON.
.nN the Bib inst, by lady from Keokuk, while
~ passing from J Judge B,yies' table ~ the .cAri
riage, OF in the carriage, Gold Lockst, Chain,
Cross and Pencil The 6nder will please leave ii
y this onee, NlAd9twI
f0D aALLvSs Pure 11rsssd u aolesas 81
lmay27d
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EWhen in ls4l james Buchanan rose
In the Senate of the United States to move
the rejection Of Edward Everett as Minister
TO England, backing that motion by a long,
subtle and malignant speech, wherein he
disclsimed all personal antipashy to Mr.. Ey-
erett, all question Of his ability and personal
worth, but condemned and prescribed him
simply - an aboltionist, the first man TO
Sepsl the imputation and hurl volcanic thun-
ders q tho mover was Mr.. Rufus Choate,
now father in-law Of Mr.. Buchanan's Sub.
Treasurer at Boston. Henry Claws clarion
voice Of course was heard loud above the
ROAR Of faction. "You pretend" said CLAY.
- fear that the Union will be dissolved if
sneh men ~ Mr.. Everett. are called to high
1pS tell you that il such men are rejected
On sqch pretexts, the Union is already dis
s0lvsd.0 The sonspirators were cowed BY
the defiant, indignant bearing of the Wing
stAtspns1, and the cold hearted, crafty,
treachsr6us mover of-Mr. Everett's rejection
deyonyed his chagrin in silence. Then
Mossrs. Everett and Choate did not doubt
etAat they stood on the National side In the
pomteet, and that Buchansn's motion, though
S I'D by pretended love Of and care for
- Union, was intensely factious, sectional,
nd il its drift hostile TO the integrity OF the
Union Mr.. Buchanan is the same to. day
that he was in Al where. then, are Messrs.
(,hoate snd Everett IN. Y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-13

WHAr BUCHANAN Cosrs TIE CouRrRr.--Tne
u. 8. Economist estimates the actual cxpen.
Aitsrss Of the next fiscal year vt $4,000, 900.
Tho receipts OF the treasury from impos,s
- rot likely to exceed $50, 900, 200, and
from the sale Of lands will be triiing,
~ y not far from SAC, 900, 900 will have to
- hoerowsd. This will bring up the pubic
- Insured by the present Administration
- Deesmber, 1856, to the round sum OF
0O0, coo. II will not take long after
Ioi 8 The present rate Of progrcss, to swell
Il1 knee esbt 70 $lO0,oo0,O00. ;.
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90 80 -
On hand, subject "a b. used en- seeoad
division, IRON raiis, chairs and
spikes and bJit sna bar iron, VALUED
at. "a mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05
THE MORTARi ABDUCTION.
-0~o~~~-0~~e---s-,-sS---..e
Indignation Meeting Of the Jewish
Residents Of New York.

The First Mass Meeting Of the Jews Since l84O-
Strong Speeches and Resolutions-The Abduc-
ton and Detention Of the Mortara Child
Denounced-Addresses Of DR.. Raphall,
N. de Cordova, Rev. Mr.. Isaacs and
Messrs Joseph Seligman, Alex.
Levi, B. W. Hart, Chauncey
Shaffer, Rev. Mr.. ia
cobs Mr.. Mills and
Henry Morrison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05
CITY POLITICS.
ELECTION DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1855
CANDIDATES FOR THE CHARTER ELECTION.

Their ccupations-Taxpayers and Hon-Tax-
payers.
We give below full list Of all the candidates Except
constabes) for office the charter election and append
10 each name the occupation Of the person according TO
tAe Directory and whether he is a taxpayer or not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05

Mr.. JosKru SKiA NAV next introduced and adlfess
o The meeting 81 cugth ~ ssd that aiter The very
quent remarks wheh tey haa lusi beard A. very
rcuctanty - sdfrcss thsm. Tey wcre called iowther
that evening % rrossi = M mo- airocous
and revolving acis taat hal svsr ben fafl~t.atet
Christian countfF tAnp.auF.f ~ - ntTE Afta, come
ctuturrF $50 hofe a8etci dFcfrni nGfha n bore nr
the People - 0n her rhuFgh--hy no rsfk la halter
burning and batNNN-Hna tHF Nvts r thfrsants
~ the nnoefrt tn4 fNNn tsAnE stfflmfl. II hsa
been icn 'of flr rhN .Hih aetfsff fiE IL fes eA
aId cnhEhtsurafnfta wNnHfr tho HfafgrfHnt Wlsfenf
Which tHa te. aeNfffH y. fHAt hw taN fs1e fFttef s
thia ami fhe ntalftF IL haf ter " w8s Nn.N t
beginning III uew eGa ~ th# h#bFg NI f.M lr02HttaN
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-20
New Patents.

Patents were issued to the following
western Inventors, during theweek end
lug October 5th:
Edmund Hill, of Gincinnati,-Bor
Improvement in the COS s;ruction of an
imal traps.
j. D.. C Carpenter, of CINCINNATI
For Improvement in apparatus for man
ufactur,Dg fatty acids.
Martin Robbins and John L: Frisbee,
OF. Cincinnati.-For Improvement in wa
ter indicator for steam boilers
Sidney S. Rockwell, of Vermoutville.
Mich.--For Improvement in machines
for cutting root gratis.
Joseph Schmadel, of DaytoD,-For
improvement in cooking boilers for
ranges and stoves.
Harvey r. Wolfe, of Consolation, Ky,
assignor to himself, David Staples and
W. H Watson, of said Consolation
For improved saw GUNNER.
Reuben Haynes, of Oberlin, Ohio
For improved machine for cutting laths
w Irwin Willis. of Milton, Ind
For Improvement in seed drills
jacob Rees, of Elk Horn Grove, ILL.,,
a~ssignor to Jonah L. Rees, Of said Elk
Horn Grove-For improved machines
for forming barrels, &c.
Samuel III Yocum aud James OSBryne
of Shelbyvilie, Ind.,-For steam water
tank.
Draper Stone, of Milwaukee, assignor
to himself aud E. T Turner, of Grafton,
Wis.-For improvement in railroad car
| seats
Peter Fitzgerald, of CoDstatina, Ohio.
Improvement in bay rakes.
Charles Dodge, of Marshall, Mich
For Improvement an railroad switch.
P. W. Gates, D. r Fraser, AID
Tomas Chalmers. of CLicago.-For i'm
proyement III gearing of cut off valves
for steam engines.
Moses 81. Biddle, of Mt. Carmel, Ill,
For Improvement in the constituency
of animal traps.
VIM. G. Hutchinson, of ST. Joseph
For Improvement i'll hemp brakes.
b s. Morgan, of DELHI, lowa.-For
in proyement IN cultivators.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-20
County that held no can't
Lecompton Meeting

We regard the result of the recent
election in Licking county, as a some
thing over which the Democracy therein
may offer mutual congratulations. 10
! the unfortunate distraction which arose
III connection with the Leconpton con-
s,itutiou, the Principal portion of the
Auu Lecomptou Democrats of our coun-
ty abs a,ued from all Incorporate clamor
against the Nati0ual Administration of
their choice. On the other hand, few
pcrsots were SO unwise as to object to
the friends of the Presidents policy ma
king q marful defense of that policy
aud striving TO keep the Democracy
from being harmed by those who uurea
souably assailed it. In making this
deferce, It was their Constant effort to
avoid giving any unnecessary ofer ce to
brother democrats whose loyalty was
above s1sp:cion. Tae result of this
mutual forbearance is visible in the
trium hant victory which we have just
achieved, and il any other county in
Ohio, where 'Auti Lceompton meetings.
were held, has lone better, We are GER
taiuly unable to point to it.