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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-23

Bur1Rs Akk INVITED To CALL AED AxAhIAkI
sspt22d
KEOMUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
TIsHE second term Of this Institution will COM
/ mence on Monday, Nov. 14th, In the basement
of the Chatham square Church, corner of tn and
Morgan sts. These rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy of access.
The Teachers secured to instruct in their differ
emit departm en,s OF study, are the following:
Rev. G. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. ST.. WILLIAMS
Mrs. Il. h. CRAVEN;
Miss l.. COPEIIN.
Mr.. .. G. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus OF the Institution will be publisnud,
and can be obtained ON application to the President
or Secretary of the Board of Trustees, or to the
! Principal. -
/ Ill. STRONG. Secretary.
/ Nov.7, '52-d
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MRS. II. W.. BeeCher,s HOOK.
EyROM DAWN TO DAYLIGHT, or The simple sto-
IL ry Of western homo, for sale by
OGDEN, BROWNELL d CO.'S
CIrY BOOK STORE,
Nov 1od 81 Main-st.
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YTON's NEW PARLOk
H. OPBRA HOUSE.
ia ard - Br0stssy opposite De Ny srx hs-
Sr. md Nr. AESki DRAfTOfs
PARLDR OPEKAS AND LYRIC PROVERBS,
InAENsE SUCCESS.
TWO kRW PIECES.
MONDAY EVENING Nos. 81. 81 = s'dsk,
Third ti-Ee IN Alasrica q its Operr.ta
LOVE Is BLIND.
Writer ard con po-@e ~ Val horT1ss go
Ts coneigde rith 10y sane s1ihofi.
SEfFE TOO LATE TO MIND. -.
NJ DrrTtor VII sinr IRE sTAR~sPAACLED BAh..kks
snS frsytoa The CaFAna fr0@ Bales new opsrA h
ROSY or CASTiLT.
Foe. nav b secured sny number q niEht In Vseo~ va
oct srtrs csrr- the cs Of the NeS P2tof OfA hSas9
hori 4 20 p o. az -.
Numbered sni s@cssd - c>otsi Otn@f 49, - @-
The l. finished esch nisat q ID o'ciS<
GRAND MATlNEE every Saturday . p "a
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ALnrsr Il. KIco..r. Az

ALsrEr II. NScosat, Ascasaeer.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE Of SfoCks an
IL BOSDS-ALBERT n. NfC0LAT VII al ThIs DAT
(sSndsyl s la e'elees. ~ his SOCK sssrse Ne w
i;srn q ursr Wal.
10 .hssc- Bssk Of STAG Siar siOe e.rh-
10 shsrrs Ns;io-ai Sznk, Ssseoch
sshs-es Artisans Esak. = 20 s.sh-
10 .i.-r,. h ~ pare City kire ins Co, eis e>rk
n 49,. Fireurns fise lbs Co, Si5 eeoh-
ls .L,rr. L@ao1 Fi-r ms. Co.. s15 e.rA
~ .Ssrss n n Consolidated STAG e. = essh-
ss .i-r~ !. Trsdrsuseass Fise ms Co; - s.cA
=. .S s,ss. KTo-s- s hs Co hypA sr s-sA
~ sh.res Lamar Fhr Irs Co, 90 e.cA
"a .ks-ss coiasnbian Marie Iss Co. : 100 eeus
so .hsr~s NaslinsfoU Fire lns. Co. 80 900
IS sh.r-. Nerc.atli. Mltusl lps. Co. . ~ caee
20 sh.rss North American fiFe las Co, : - o~e1
s.h.yPs Narfes Fre Ira Co. +lopsach.
"A s-s s,,srt.,. 4 Trsd-F.' Fre Iss Co. slss essk-
n shares AreFiczn Gu.no Co. (hyPkl > 100 esoa
3 .hares E4xie Fire Ih- Co. 80 e~eh
hi .bsr-s Sse,-itv Fire Insurance Co Sc eech- -
10 80. ChArost d. Las K cs, sies s.<s
M .hares Home Sire Ina Co, slto Zach
70 skar-. "a c-lsior Firs Ina Co, SO each
no .l,.rea Fetropoitka Ftrs ms Co. $l9e esch
N shurr. New Weird Firr Ins Co, 80 eees
10 share. Brssocrt Fire Inc Co, 80 eaeo
10 sbsrrs Great Western Marie ins Co. els, enca
~ share. Fulton Fre ms Co. - eaeh
IS shares Asfor FiTe Ina Co. 30 eacl.
sl5feo D1ytoa and Miehissa r First aors.s' b'oa<
4too Missouri, tiEzirs stale y seni DsHal
ace Great Western. H., R.k- 10 y ee7, BONDS
Iseo pei I.ri and Wesscrn R-R- Secerd Nsg.-v bso1
curti- rcreigeS addition tue rcg.ry adxesils-f ~
during every s-e NeEt reyslss ale on AOADAa nov.
Regular Auction sales Of Stocks snd oads esst osAl -
Sscck No. 81 Wiamst % ., The Ncrceans En-
ehage sred Stocks sad Bonds bought and sotd az priss
81 and q the Brokers' Board Intsrr oSed on depo-
and dtdeuds collected Saies also made q Heal Ests a.
P ALBERT II. NICOLAY.
Ssock ABconeer Broker and BANKER y " Ham st. neE "sh
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Mafbiuerp.

COTTON MACHINERY for SALEs-Thrss
" CoUNTER-TwIsT sPEEDkRs, built By Dsnforth Seoss
Co. perfect machine. and Ia GOOD condition mrs
DUN spooier a Syndes sch, two creel Wspe 40 Bob
sins each ro Drsas Frans, double and e"vssss
Hand haes 81 pindis each Chase Picker
IApycr. Al any part Of his machinery win be sold ~
ow. GEO. II. JONES Agent Victory Mia Sarssoss 70. ~
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WINTER GARD Il ".
wv MISS AGSEs k0BkkTbOs

WInTER GARDEN:
w MISS AGSEs R0BEkTbOs
NEWMAN HoGGs
M 'ohS5i'H Mr. PEARSON Z. Jsss Brs-si.-
Hr BLAKE g. Mrs. sqoe.r. .,,,,, =, =, -,
Mr. STOOD ART A. Rsl7s-
Mr GEo HOLLAND a. the sp-1is71gay Beg "a, ssa sy
NJ, n. DAVENPORT a HsnffliHi
B1h. success Which attended the PROD lsioa q Dot
or from The Crsss % TIE hs.Iia" tatusss s
To- ~ Tie ssns Fraphie Guihor The vel typ-s q
esrssr In Sieho.s fick5y hsye ehaPs nsysr fes i5te
49,, o srtits o- sdrsbly htfed % thea bEn thoss Vbo
eorss.us The rroup soznrs tie dramatic picture sTsclnG
AND EVERY EyEsIsG
TILL FURTHER NOTICE
Charles DieEeas'. sser%
sIIKZ.
sNrEE;
6NIKE;
NsaIkz;
5MKEi
scEszs FROM NICHOLAS sIcKLEsY
Newly arssiised By sas PTss9esd IassT the direction Of
Mr. JOS JKFFERSOS's BENEFIT.
On which ooeasiSa ~in Be Performed
Mis- Agnes Rsosrtson
AaeT which, Tor the int time here,
SOLON sHIS0LE;
OK The fAsKKs TKAssrZR-
on THrEsDar,
THANKSGIVING NIGHT,
A Grzsd Holiday Entertainment, consisting d
DOT
sMikg.
Ts oommeuoe stTt Boz Office opea from 10 $
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Giaiionerp ano fanrp GOODS.

CLOTE & JAMES,
- sTATIONERs, PRINTERS, and BLASR-B0OK MAN
UPACTURERS No. 20 fuonst Orders respectfully solicited
CPORTSMEN and GENTLEMEN of the ARMY
- and Nays. b. SOLOMONs, Opticians No 80 Abe
aresi Pccady opposite the YORK Hotel London England
Portability bned with In the Field RceC curse,
and outdoor day and night powerful wastco-t
poke; Perspective Glasses weighing only four ounces each CON
tanning and 10 lenses constructed Of German glass viii show
distinctly person know him At q and miles They serve
every purpose the Race Course and at the Open House
Country scenery and SHIPS clearly seen a; to 10 e Ihey
Mspsys Guards making Of them day and night
ss powerful and brilliant Telescopes possessing
ch erso1 binary power that 81 inches with extra
tonnrca eyepece win show distinctly Jupers Sat
nr rurv and Tie double With the Telescope
person and known 81 miles distant and object
iro mics AL the above be had OF Larger aud an
sizes with increasing power and secured Dy her eys
Royal Letters Patent. Sent by express or post
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pnntins.

ALVIN. EVERDELL & SONS, 104 Fulton-st.-
~ Weddns Visiting sAd Engravers ststioneps
steam PTntexs LthogaPhers and Label Manufacturers
CARDS. CIRCULARS, POSTERS, and every
description OF JOB PRINTING ia good style, low prices
for CASH At PHAIR & Co.'S No. p BeekmsH-st-
WIN. EyERDELLL q Sons aSsrv.s
No lO4 FCLTOs-sT., n. Y.
(Essablshed 1881
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IL PANY OF NEW-JERSEG.-The serat annual dfvts-<et
81 FIVE PER CENT declared the slss ala, viii ss p.y.s
:, he o6ser Of the Conpany Msst, In cAzh Es&
.aer ,he iCth inst. q. M MtLs6AS. freasaret
Opyzc1 o. rHH FrLros PIRz ISsr EAScn Co
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREC TOkS
osthis Company vii Be held Al the Ohce. No % Wsss
MONDAY The sth day Of .eer next between the heass
o9lz m sndl m. JAMES ~ RASkIN, Secretary
kenr.i ork. nov l6. lA3a
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HlisrrIlan
i1aiuts, Oils, Glass, &r.

MINERAL 0IL.-Warranted as perfect Coal
w on a. any other in market for durability, bEiAzcy In
burning ali the qualities Of hrsire article This WIN be
49, b. a. the usual price,. Bsrrrls Of 20 gallons
JOHN W. QUINCY Co. No - wlh.ns-
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rTHE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD

II COMPANY.-TREAsURzR's OrrTcE, ALBANY, Nov. ~
lgs9-The Transfer this Company will be closed the
close of business WEDNESDAY the th day Of Decenbe
next preparatory the annual election for Directors OF the Com
be held the 4h dsy Of December next
will be reopened the morning Of ThUk5DAf tue ian
dsy OF December next GILBERT l.. WILSON Treasures.
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Go mbom it alap Concern.
NTOTICE.-JAAiES HENDERSON & Co.,
n PROTECTIVE TRADE AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
kppetou BgildinTi,
No. 90 BrOsd~sy-Room No. ~, New-fOrk.
GL WALKER Attorney and Counselor At Law d no longer
ssor.sd any way connected with this establishment
An p.r.ons authorized Agents FOR said Agency for
sry purpose whatever provided with certificate VI
tboriy sied by JAMES HENDERSON, specifying distinctly
and their reference % which Will
al ries persons dealing with this Agency through
gents any imposition which may be attempted 0X
persons pretending 70 have such authority.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
THANKSGIVING WEEK
CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF NOVELTIES!
lMr. T. HADAWAY,
The Eminent Comedian
Mr. DELMON GRACE,
The Distinguished ATtiste,
some Of their effective and popular nPcr
Revival Of the UNIQUE and STARTLING FhENCH
EUsTAcHE BAUDIN,
which performed successive nights 81 the Theatre
Porte Martin in Pss and viii be produced here, hfs time
MONDAY, Nov. 81, 1889.
In the EVENING at u o'clock with powerful cast: ~.
lEUSTACHE bAUDlN...............Nr. Dolphin nnncE
MARCEL POUL Z. HADAWAf
The the by the remainder ef the Company,
Interior Of aubergc OF Eustache Scene
Saloon and Gazdens Of the Countess dbere lapse Of
seven Years Iu~Seene Village Inn. Scene j. Hall
OF Audience Chateau Alberto. - -.
AFTERNOON. a; o'clock, the farce Of MARRIED AND
BURlED; Dtncns, Hnd the farce Of THE RIVAL FACES.
THANKSGIVING DAY!
I . ...r THURSDAY, Nov. Bah, 1859.
I - Ell PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR
During the Day and evening commencing at o m and ter
rainstug at lOt O'clock IN the evening.
I Afhilensth War Figure Of OsAWATOMlE BROWN. and
a KNIFE found on the body Of hia Son; the GRAND
AQUARIA, Sea and River GsTdens LfFIN0 SEAL, &c,
ASastsncs Is sssi.i Children under 10 10 Pqaei
cent
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KxiczERBocKzK FIsz IssrEAScE Co. oy SEw-roRK
November 10. 1889 J
nVIDEND-The President and Directors have
IL this day declared a dividend Of EIGHT PER CENT GA
the capital payable the % day Of December next
The transfer books will be closed from sst inst until the rt
day OF December. By order CEO. HOD0SDOS, Sec
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6cuseS 10 fef.
Real gsiate for Sale.


GUURCH for SALE.-The First UniveTsaHst
Soie<y q Brootlyu. wishing % r,usye 20 position nor-
ihr t center Their pzih. offer ior SALE iher psse
- Go,b- Csgrb {. by Is ss-t bai. % brown FoS
sr1Is sppiy 70 MORRls REYNOLDS No 40 wAshinss'a'
CITE CALtB BARSTo~. No 70 sAnd--''.
nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM for SALE-The
IL FARM Of laae Coz George ysadsIbi 100 sores 90
from, Of nearly kAlf mile Inquire Of . L. MILLS W.
ia ChaHib-r.s.
EOR sALE--A beautiful COTTAGE aud FARM,
Il 20 Nth U.eass aaa Fsrni'es n pieAsaHs WI
miles New-Ncrk- fo<session nnrs-distr
:. EDDY 4 Co. Ne 81 Lioerty 81 \. I.
FASHIONABLE SUMMER HOTEL for SALE.
II IKE BALDWIN HOUSE Lake xahoP4c Il 9sercd ior
SALE Accomuoises 80 guests, vita STABLE snd
sIsil-:, inquire % % p'''--''' :. : :.
Tor sALE-Six lots of LAND in New-YOrk, on
sth and ssk-sts 5dss. Also i've LOTS N brooxyn'
Of CunoerAnfst and Aiantie-ay Also one LOt
Nl.n1shurzh, South fh-st oths Inquire oil w
EDWARDS. No. 81 Waist
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-A beautiful
il COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson River ~ miles roia
city Hall minutes, wax rom Depot VIZ . 1' 49,, - 90 -
al the modern inpr0yenenta foJ iaT'oss 20 p,
Tor SALE al POUGHKEEPsIE-A very de
Il srsIe RESIDENCE, in good se.lihy .,a.ta01i coz
s - osp and couutrT; lot 100 by fronting
sosh iberty-.t well supplied ~th choice u;, and orn
md with al the modern eonyeniencee Ten@s House 70 ne
rear For further particular. sFFy 70 Macy sAkI % the
premises. or to John W. MASON No o Pine =, ~ \.
II OTIS for SALE, BY
L. s. EDDY Co. No. 81 Liberiy-s.. lopposie Poss-Ohoe)
10 on ssb.sy between s5sh and ssthsts
Lots sab Goth I'D 9Th Ssh ss,h and s7ih between
% i1,. en- ssS s7th 10Th 7s,h sh 9Th 9Th ioh. Osth
lesth and iltist. between 4'h .ne s.h.a' soh, III 81,
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OFvrcE os TEE OvKaLAsD NAH Co, 81 Hadson-st.,
Nzw-YORK Nov. ~ lisa \

Nzw-foRKs Nov ~ 1914
NOTICE.-At meeting of the Directors OF the
~ OVERLAND MAIL COMPANY, held the 10Th Nov,
inst JAMES " GARDNER agpoinied Treasurer Of the
On Ad alter Nov 2lst instant; and ALEXANDER HOLLAND
elected Secretary Of the Company IN place OF JOHN
STON LIVINGSTON, 20 take effect on zane day
The Office Company viii be removed that day FROM
No 81 Hudsoust 81 Broadway rss door front
By order Of the Hoard
JOHN BUTTERFIELD, President.
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CHARLES II. SHAW & CO.,
~ AUCTIoSEERs AND LAND AGENTS
No 81 Finest, near Third-st, 81 Louis, Mo-
. s.. attention 10 the Sas and Purchase u Real Estass
Icsy of money Collections and Conveyancns and have
all times desrsbls WILD and CULTIVATED LArOS i"t
ST. Louis RsyxSsNcss (by pcTrnisstonl;
Charles TfIuau esq Jas 4. Yeatmsu eel. Derby Day
scarritt Macon. f. G. Porter, NJ; d. WA L. s0ss, go
Child Pratt L Co, Anderson Watson.
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II. F.
THE WINTER TERN Of the RoCKLAHD FEMALE
INSTITUTE, NyAck, the Hudson, win commence Nov 81
For admission or CIRCULAR coDtainn. paulsrs address
L. d. c. y. MANSFIELD Principsla-
T,ARRYTOWN INSTTTUTE.-Circulsrsg giving
Il particulars san be obtained at T. GOODENOUGH's Book
stove Essssu N Y. GA. NEWMAN, A NJ, Principal
UNIVERSITY Grammar-School reopened its Phi
" mary Commercial and Classical Departments Sept IL For
Circulars the Jantor Isaac Fsrs Chancellor University
900 E0l ASHLAND INSTITUTE, Greene
OOS eDOlCo., n. Y. The Rev. HENRY J. FOX A.
M, Principal Students (eithcr seIJ re-
PER QUARTER. iceived any time.
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STATE OF NxH-YoRK, BAsK DEPARrxEsr.

V,HE time fixed by Law for the redemption Of the
IL circulating Issued 10 the FARMERS BANK OF
ONONDAGA having expired notice hereby given pursuant
chapter the laws Of 1880 that nA DIVIDEND OF D
FoUR PER CENT has been declared he original amount
Of notes deposited sented by the certificates issued by
the Superintendent redemption of tho notes q the sad
Bank, payable presentation Of the said certhcses,
properly Endorsed this Department. within sx months from
the date Of this notice and not thereafter.
nal iswsw NJ. JAMES NJ COOK, Superintendent
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Billiard Gables.
DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES

Il AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
for sale BY the psteotee and Trimmings
kinds always on hand. OCOSSOR 4 COLLEhDER
NGs. g s5 D. and " Csosoy-s,., Nsw-YeFk.
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2o6h Quarter Of this popular Institution, win commence
MONDAY, Dec (Spring. FEB. 81 1901 j. w r. jerks A.
81 Principal; C. C. Burnett, A. NJ, Classical Teacher; A,
Shermon IL. Mathematical Teacher; s. r Hine Drawing
Teacher; G. Pckens, Teacher the Piano-koe; L. r.
Thatcher. Teacher in Vocal Music.
Catalogues giving full information furnished application to
the Principal j. T. WOOD, sec'y.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
A Happy Nan.

George William Kendall, formerly editor
Of the New Orleans Picayune, but who for a
number Of years past has lived upon his
farm, near New Braunfels, Texas, writes
thus glowingly to friend in Boston:
l have now about five thousand sheep,
and all fine stock Have realized over seven
ty-6vs per cent profit per annum on the
investment since l have been here, which
will do for hard times. Flocks now in
healthier condition than ever. Ny good luck
has lasted three years without intermission.
went to New Orleans last Christmas time,
with my wife and the oldest girl was gone
six weeks, which was quits long enough.
would not live in city if you wonid give
mo ona. am in the enjoyment Of the very
best health, and am now ten years younger
than 4 was ton years ago-and twenty years
gained in the life Of man past the middle
age, iuSomething worth the while. y =
No such country - this for children on the
face Of the earth. Il ID never too hot never.
cold, always pleasant have set ofgood
nsighhoasAnd soon shsll have the best kind
ofsocisty 1Eonnd ma "a .szs..
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

me Neon PienseF 10 in, strong for Dodge,
and thinks with Dodge a. the democratic
candidate for Governor, Baker, Of Wayne, for
1t Governor, the party will etand q better
chance Of success than with any other man,
IL say: IT, sssss FsS@
"lfitis possible 70 nominate ticket that
will carry the state against the best efforts Of
the ReNsbliesns, Dodge and Baker are the
men fofthas ticket" The South Tier Dem.
ocratagrses with the Pionser and says-"if
the dpposition can beat them, We may az
wel hang our hat ON the willoEsss.. On the
other hand. the Madison Pain DeaS->is Of
the opinion thAt almost any other man wo' d
make asbsGssr run than Dodge, and, regrets
the efforts made b get Dodge on the track,
- i will have the tendency of running the
party further in the ground than at the pres.
emit
1t = perfectly imnaterial 70 the Republi-
cans, xentiennen, who the democrats put upon
the track. q their hides win be nut upon tbe
fence g dry sooe aeter the beginning az
Ossobst: n thew i any one IL the rsnI.
yoe prefer seeing skinasd 70 aaoeher. tros h;m
saA-LKsssaaasa 9spaAlisaA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

A MAJORITY ON THE WRONG slDE.-Several
years ago, celebrated Methodist minister
ard revivalist, well known for his eloquence
and zeal in converting souls, was preaching
in Louisville. The feeling had got pretty
well up, and one night after powerful
sermon, he came down from the pulpit, for
the purpose Of receiving mournars, whilst
the good old hymn of
"sweet Canaan, I'm bound for the land of
Canaan"
was struck, and chimed in by hundreds of
voices. The hymn was concluded, but he ex-
horted IN vain-his words and appeals fell
upon the ears of his congregation without
exciting any emotion. At length he conclu
ded 70 make bold strike and follow it up
with test, and resuming the pulpit, after
few words of exhortation, he solemnly an
nounced that he would put question, upon
which he expected all to vote in view of the
estimation they placed on their souls. With
his finger raised significantly and in most
solemn manner he announced:
All those in favor of Christ will please aise
TO their feet
Only some eight or ten responded to the
announcement, and while the minister was
watching intensely to see them signify their
position by rising, q worthy member, who
was on his feet, interfered and suggested
that the reason might be that the disciples
were too modest to vote
At this junoturs loud voice was isard in
the gallery:
4 cay, brother -, its no use talking
Or trying to force the vote-this congrega-
ton is for the devil, by at least twenty FIVE
hundred majority
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

The Louisville Journal quotes and COM
ments upon disunion threat CT the New
Orleans Delta, based upon the presumption
Of the election of Republican President in
terms of just and patriotic severity. The
following is the closing paragraph of the
editorial:
The Democracy, after twenty-five years
agitation Of the slavery question for party
purposes, have succeeded in sectionalizing
their party and nearly the whole South, and
also in kicking the North, with nearly equal
unanimity, into another sectional party
After the accomplishment Of this national
mischief, and the destruction of their once
powerful party, in pernicious contest which
they themselves had the folly to invite and
provoke, they have now the effrontery to
proclaim that they will not submit to defeat.
Rather than submit to having abused power
wrenched from their 'rrupt hands, they say
they will break up the Union, and are ayow-
eddy preparing for that assault We guess
that the people of Kentucky, Tennessee and
Missouri will teach these gentry that
they have word to say on that subject and
that the Union is not to be destroyed upon
such shallow pretexts, and never witho ut
their permission
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

William Smith O'Brien, in speech to a
number of his countrymen who gave him a
public welcame IN Detroit, told them, among
other things, that
"He found that all the hard work was done
by the Irish, and in the South where he tho't
he should find but few of his eountrymen as
laborers-where the climate was so warm
there were great many, but it gave him
pain that all over the country he found many
OF the Irish, who earn from one dollar and a
half to two dollars per day, who spent it all
Tor whiskey; and intmated that such of them
would be better off in their native land earn.
ing shilling per day, and where the wits.
key is better"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
QUINCY, August 9th, 1879

Quincy, August 9th, 1912.
My DEAR GEoRGE:-l received your letter
last week 1t would have given me more
pleasure if could have seen any improve
ment in your hand writing, which, must say
is objectionable bad.
Your cousins Susan and Able are now
under the instruction of Mr.. Mitfard he has
room in the Office and the two Miss
Greenleafs and two other young ladies at
tend. He has an other school in town OF
about 20 scholars they improve greatly
though both your cousins wrote good hand
before, yet whatever is done, should be well
done. lilo or Is scholars could be insured
to him at Atkinsin, he would attend there,
after his course is finished here. | should
rejoice if he could make good writers of you
and your brother, though John bids fair to
be the best. Only think how old you are and
what progress you have made in many
branches OF learning with which you ought
to be acquainted.
"Iime, how few thy value know r
am sorry you left your dictlonary-I will
send it to you. 1t was not judicious to
bring home SO many books. Goals to New
Castle, as they say. 10 be well grounded in
English will be an advantage to you, but what
becomes OF Greek and Latin in the mean
time?
Your uncle and aunt and cousin left Inc
last week, he did not forget your feather
your aunt Adams has it for you
want to see you and your brother but
fear that shall not until the vacancy.
We are all IN good health at present, lit
tie Thomas is getteng over the scarlet fever,
which he has had slightly, in comparison
with Abigail. am, dear George,
Your afectionate grand mother.