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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-17

Silver Plated Ware.
Forks. spoona, Ladies', Butter Knivse Cas- tors su-
gar Bpoons, Baskets, Butter Diahss, Card Receivers,
noblets, Spoon Holders. Tea Sets, Urns, Kettles,
Patent Lee Pitchers Candle Sticks and 6altC
All Wsrrsaisd equal to any, By the Msnxfsctwrs,
Cutlery;
Fine Table, Tsa and Dsssert Knives, Biiysred or
Plain Steel, Csrson's Forks and Etssls. Butter
Knives, Fins Pocket Knives, Rasou, h., &c.
Thermometers and BaYometers,
o. TEE BEST AAHurAcTUans
Fans
A large stock, View Patterns, Pearl, Ivory, Sandal
Wood, Pspier Aachs Stick Fans, Of every color.
WIRE PORTMOrATEs
A very cAoics Sslsotin Of Wirs Poytmoaa1, jass
from the Custom House. Reticules, Leather Purses,
BAgs. Pocket Books, Dor Ladies and Gentlemen,
Of the best quality to be had in this market.
CARD CASES;
Silver, Pearl, Pearl iniaid, Shell
Shell and Pearl, and Scotch Wood.
DR EssuNG CASES;
A Ans assortment, finely finished and furnished.
Shell Combs,
A new stock Of Shell Back, Side and Round Combs.
Shell Hair Pima, Buffalo Horn Hair Brushes inlaid
with Pearl, Buffalo Horn Combs, Ivory COMBS, 10.
HAND. MIRR ORs ,-All sisea for sale low.
Papier Aache Goods,
Mache Boxes, Portfolios, Thermonstsrs, Malachits
Wood Ink Stands, 10.
steel DuckIss--A hns selection, new styles.
Fancy i q ir Pins:
new stock of PINS and COMBS.
Fancy Articles---Useful and Or
namental:
French Gilt Mantle oman snts, Bronse Stands.
hsrnomstsrs, -, Gard Receivers, Jet Pins Sill
Tahis .sss, Pls.s Powder, sprin1 Bells, Tooth
Brushss, Diplomas, Aanueb, Spy Glasses, Nat
Craskss, Nut Picks, Spectacle Cases, Wax Tapsrs,
Oleophaas for shaving, and many othsr articles,
CHEAP FOR CASH !
All the shove Goods will be sold
@ cheap % the Same articles can be
had ct any othsr establishment.
Watches and lswslry Repaired and Warranted!
| S. q. BRIDGES,
Ito. ! Estes House, 1Gain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-17

French Gilt Mantle Ornaments, Bronse Stands,
Thrnomstsr, H., Gard Receivers, Jet Pins, Sill
Table nats, Plsts Powder, spring Bells, Tooth
Brushes, DiplomAs, Aanueh, Spy Glasses, Nut
crasksfs, Nut Picks, Spectacle Cases, Wax Tapers,
Oleophans for shaving, and many other articles,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-17

very cAoics Sslsotinn of Wirs Poytmona0, last
from the Custom House. Retioules, Leather Pursss,
Bags. Pocket Books, fuf Ladies and Gentlemen,
Of the best quality to be had in this market.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

On The 3lst of MAY. w Rev. r. lssdorc
NJ. fiDiLi lFRGKR. ana Many ASS hEss-
LER, both Ut Ferdinand.
o. ihe 9TH inslsn, by Rev. y. Bede O'-
Connor. Mr.. .IAr5B SMirH, and Miss MAG
p4Lrse KUNkLrR. both of this place.
All the same time. by The same. Mr.. ~
SATz Mos ssSER and Mrs. EL'zAIETH kEAUs
llurah, Another double wedding. Long
life and happiness 70 them. Bachelors
had better make another effort while th'
fever il on, or they ,Gsy be given oyer--ihs
victims Of fell despair. The good things o
our friend "JAxr," we're served in 0Pei's cx
cellrnt style ard every body was pleased.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

Gessir PROM pAEls--A correspondent
oi The Times writes that st dinner'gIven Z,
superior officers 81 the Imperis' guard, by
ne Emperor, before their departure. NHpo-
leon SAID 10 his ollicers, On bidding them
iAem tdieu. We are g,ing % have sum.
msr's work " i, but hope We shetl Ne ave
io hun, together Al tAmueAguc IL ) SFtsm-
ber- His Mljss,y limits Tie war % foal
month-. Ils-sid ~ never a2Peafs. % Gay
and Joyous a. a present.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08
To Contributors.

As our design is TO make our paper
one that will be Of interest q all en-
gagged in the different departments oi
ac:ivc industry in every part of the
county, We respectfully solicit the So
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being 81
,ccially desirous Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois. items IN
any department Of agriculture are par
ricularly solicited. Please send as all
the news. incidents, general lniorma-
ton. and mineral discoveries IN youl
respective ncighborhuods.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

There viii be Prolracted meeting in llae
Methods, J.. Church, IN this place, com
mencirg 4, ~. O'clock, A. d., and s.
o'clock J.. NJ (. of the fourth saturday 10 this
month, and on the Sabbath following.
Further appointments will be gwen d: Tbs
time. Rev. >. b. Admire, minister ~ sa..
place. aud perhaps otherS, will oficiate.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

4 II viii be perceived from the advertise
X menl ~ Courier few weeks ago that
the Canal Land office has been moved from
Washington. Indiana, 10 Tcrre Hanie Indi-
ana. and according u said notice. suid Pr
pers are in ArdiiOr's cfice in this county, ~
thVs wishing any information concclDinr
said land~ ran nhiain ihrrn y, said ullicc.
JOHN NE1lnlNGEH AUDITOR
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

MtrrL IMraoyEME>r SESciNe 81.
cIKsy. Tlis society has perfected IL
organization and elected II q. New.
comb. Leader, and n. ;. Alexander,
Assistant. It's regular meetings are
held at the Protestant church il this
place On Sabbath afternoons, At 2 ~
O'Clock. All who wish 10 improve
Church music are Invited.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

NiEGlsiA ELEcEGUs.-- Tie election in
'his S.agr ior G.yerngr is vrry rlose, bot
LETcHtE, lhe Democratic candidate, u prch-
aUiy elected " ircm i~o y I'VE thuutant
ana ajorily Tie Democrats ciect an thssr
cAneFe- smen, except fArl1stR- n ihe ath
Di~rici. who II beaten by ALEXANDER i.
boTLLEE, Opposition.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08
View York Cattle Market---Eat Cattle
ana Tall in Prices.

NV NcHK, June N
The cattle market hls taken smother luFt
without any VISIBLE cause. The price a
cattle Was Gull hAlf cent below ~, ~etk n
qaoia,ioar. lAc besi stock selling net readi
~ ail 81. per pound nett as they dii lsst
week al H. cent. lae number q: caslle \
isrrar Ih,n last week. The quality p cat
fle il excellent. We have never seen sp
many si,si-ralc beeves in y. York AZ once.
There are al lehst 100 head that woulI w
rredi. 10 any fai cn,sle -how'in the world,
aud hundreds that would average equal y
premium cattle ~ State cattle shows
lClncinnaii Commercial.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

IL There will not bc more than
TX applications for license 70 sell Il,
qror at this term Of the Board q
Commissioners. This j. not one
fourth the number now selling liquor
in the county.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08
AN OFFER.

Any person sending rs five new
subscribers, and the money, viii re-
ccive copy Of the Courier for one
wear. rs a present.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

GaAns NOTICES. We publish mott
crs Of marriages, deaths, &c. gratis,
anu would ike to record all which &C.
eur ii the county Ministers. or OH
,rs. who oiliciatc on such occasions
will confer a favor ~ sending Us a no
tee Immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

MARSHALL IELiNEs Humphrey
Marshall, the Opposition nominee M
Congress IN tic Louisville District,
has declined the candidacy and with
drawn from the contest. Col. Holt i
The Democratic candidate, and will bc
elected.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

IL Our lucky friend Jacob Ma
rcndt was chosen Magistrate OF Fer
dlnand township this spring. and this
week VIC sold him some blanks. Evil
doors in Ills neighborhool had better
look out.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08
WAGON a PLOW
NiANUFACT0RY!
Thomas Eferbig,
MARBLE YARD!

vrNIiE Undersigned, having marble yard
4 st the city ot Evansville, feel confident
that they can sell tomb stones o. any other
work III their line Of business. as cheap az
any establishment ia the West. We have
lately put Up good many monuments AZ the
grave \ ard of tie 81. Joseph Church. aud a.
The cra=S ya-i below Jasper. lfihose wish
ing 10 purchase will examine our work We
are confident they will give - their orders.
Sheriff HEEMAH i our agent in Jasper, and
orders left with him 1ill be promptly filed,
Nav Is. '5a-3m. q. & J. HELMKKicH-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

BoARp oF Ecr AirzAIIoN. This body
was in session Monday waiting for
complaints on improvements. but
none were presented. They com
mcnced the real estate business ycster-
day.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

The arrangements made VI the Cenira
Committee ivr The next State Convention
meet wllh general f-ycr, except a. @ ihs
DAY u the week upon winch il l. called. ~
this respect tie convenience y. ahe dele
zates should be consulted. Monday j.
ins' sied upvr i viii compel delegates from
distant PORTIONS of The Sla.e 70 start IrpIn
home on Friday ia order 70 reach here 10 ai-
tend the convention, taus tsxing them wiki
4 day ~ TWO extra expenses anc iOss ui
iimc Isis il imposing burden wilnou1
Hny corresponding advantage. We trust
lhr com nlitee viii reconsider The mstler
aud Tx upon raerday Or Wednesday. Thc
day proposed by lhe Committee will not only
produr4 dissatisfaction, but win have tbe ei-
iest 70 prevent toll representation in the
Convention The ntxt will be ore Of the
most Important conventions 81 lhs parity
ever held IN 'hr state, and every eE5r
should be made W have full am iair sx-
preston VI pariy sen,iments.- lInciuna
State Seasiucl-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08
Fourth Of JEly Celebration.

We are glad 10 be able 70 inform
our readers that measures are Icing
taken for Grand celebration on the
Glorious Fourth, the worlds indie
lcndence day. Tie st. Cecilia Con,
cordia Society propose 70 have 4
Musical Soirec and Picnic with All
lropriatc addresses, 'Nc., ia one Of the
beautiful groves, near onr city. T!.is
Society, il this enterprizc. has cxhib-
itcd the right kind of spirit. and wu
hope may receive a liberal encourage
mciit. The entire arrangements are
not, as yet. completed. but We expect
10 publish them il orr next issuc.
Come np every body, AMI We viii
have good time, and listen TO the
very best music.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

We are prepared 70 give prompt at
tention to all kinds u job or Book
printing. Any description q blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion q
Iirx bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
s,vle. and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

E@ a IT,
Office j. hereby given lhsi he under
IN signed ADMINISTRATOR y The Estaie u
su,ation Berger deceased, viii cell Al pub,
iic auction on
SATURDAY Tie 18th day Of june IS59,
on the premises, splendid farm siiuatec
about miles East of Jasper near heileys
sill, with good young Orchar1, good bull-
ding and well waiered, and described - iol'
lows:
The Sontl, halt Of The northwest quarter
section No. 20, and the North west guar
TER u the southwest quarter same section
and the souih-eas, quarter q the north cas-
qnarter Of section NJ. nineteen all 10 town.
ship 30. south Of Range No. ! vest, 10
credit Of SIX months for one-hali OF ~
purchase money and twelve months FIR ths
rem ainder. JOHN MEHRIAGER.
Nav 25, ls59-3w Administrator.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08
cFFIcrRs OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

risrk-RAztL B EnMossros.
Ancitnr- JcHS NkHEisGTE.
T-easurer- EpwAan SrErHEss0s-
Nscc. .ser-- SrEIHKs jrEGrE.
~hedf-JAcaE HERMAN.
Coroner Nv ScHcEtTrrhAs.
Sarsevcr-l,ESlamls X. KENT.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
y B BicKwERMERT, Commissioner.
NM II. GREEN,
OFFICERS or FA.rrRirCk TOWNSHIPS
.Tu-lires-- II. &. Nsweemb. ;. Rose.
Tm.ises-- Charles Birkemeicr, tsanci
BriIpage. kaspRr Iohn.
Clerk Gee. ~ Kilzinrer
Treasurar-N NeHdusin Erny.
Constable Anthony Eckcri.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

IT We etrn BY late Havana adviccs,
''ia' Can't. TOWNSEND. of Tie steam SLAYER
Echc,4 hns bren acquitted
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

uPTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FoUN-
DRY co, corner OF Vine and Longworlh
Streets, are our agents ia Cincinnati.
~ JACOB HEEmAss. ESQ. is our agent
for this county.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

HRlERcEyILLE FLOUR--Fine and ~
I prrfnr. fur sale al AIFxANpEk's
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

.Iob work executed with despatch,
in English Or German, at this Office
Prices moderate.
Advertise in thu laSpcr Courier
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08
TO HEIRS or PETITION Tt
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State oi Indiann. Dubois County
NOTICE y hereby gwen that Paul Egg
~ and v. Ulrick Cnifrtain, Executors q
the last Will Of Joseph Kundek late OF nn-
bois County deceased, have flied their poii-
ticn 10 sell Real Estate Of the decedent, hs
personal property being insusiiient 70 pay
his debts; and that ssid pe'iticn viii be
heard AZ the next term Of the Court o. Com
mon Pleas, OF said County.
BAIL y. EDM0NSTON. Clerk,
n May 25.-iws a q. n. Dubois couniy;
u. lugTTsER. Petitioners Attorney.
ST. cECifA CONcORDIA SOCIETY
The regular meetings of his Society ars
held The first Saturday in every month, a.
81 o'clock. r. M. At their ball 10 ,he Jnio'
House. Weekly meetings fcr Instruments
and vocal music are held subject " TIC di
tectivn ~ ,he MnsirAl Ipircc,a,r.
IDHN siEHEINGEls rfct st'
III itpf.fN.rs Il %csN.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

SuorOn last Sunday morning,
~ Bernhard Quantc, Of Ferdinand
township, was out contributing. he
accidcntlv Shot himself, and it j. fear
cd will not recover. II i not known
how the accident occurred. AS no one
was near At tic time. lie has 4 wifi
and family
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

Il Atilr special election in liar
bison township last Monday week.
John Milburn was chosen Justice "
ilic Peace, il place Of JAS. : Brace.
deceased. Tie choice i an excellent
one. and we have 10 doubt tie good
citizens Of HARRISON township Will ~
well pleased with his administration
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-06-08

Who have lanroi-hed for years 10 helpless
weakness md Do spondenry. recuperste grsat
rapidly urter their lnsigofs'ing operation.
That al sexual dlssti.ries are improved by
their cordial and stimulating PEoPerues.--
'r4s ~ ,Ler ,.~rnis
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skstes-W n. SEYMOUR Co., No. 4 ChSthAn square.
aHes cx LIE fuu assortment Of English SKATES for
LAdsss and Gentncn Aso COED variety OF Boys skates al
Ases and styles
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Nsa Qualifications.
A PPLETON's ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY
"A GUIDE.
TIME TABLES,
PUBLISHED OFFICIALLY UNDER THE
SUPERVISION OF
RAILWAY sUPERiNTENDENTs.

RAILWAY SuPERiSTEEDENTS.
q sha With
va xS Es ahf fTs5 Fl Tp
Iowa Missouri aud tho Mississippi River Emporium, Mound
r. ss"S ss r.; s .s:s. sss s5;
SS fso h*s csr Gnsi.1. s~.1 b.ysan h;
do1..msni on R.iwsy BonS' Important snd jus, Decision
h0w Rsxsy. naen.. he sHs frcpeRy City P...enssi
e % % Hs
Of Railway Freight Agent: at Dayton Ohio Oct nd New
n TsSpns a'r
xSb
ssS ss Wind Rs. one HsSsf ss:
Ss is Tss Es S:d s1s
h; the w.y OF New Orleans Forty Dollars and Found Not the
Angel Gs bHsfhE sfaTEs FINE showing
OF Time between the various Cite. Of the United
oundand Bay Ireland and London England; with
iHSiusIT'l iHVSiiu"shPPlEroN,s RAILWAY GUIDE COUNTING,
HOUSE CALENDAR. and IMPORTANT RULES foK
RHIfwAi A LakaE tsa4IFfIpLA1E MAP OF THE RAIL
WAYS OF THE UNITED STATES. 49,. p..,on Nav.
yN f1.d.ess s.nors suso Telsso
csso Cincinnati 81 Louis Sc; with Maps and other nioia
ton relating the resd,e Of travelling to and 'm al
Af P.1s'i sites ss''f ss sfe
cIThs 81 81 TIE STATES
'rSf si aH; saFs OF THE
RAILWAYS. $1,000
XII-NEW TIME TABLES. corrected 20 date
APPLFTOE'S ILLUSTRATED RAiLWAl GlioE ",
without perfect and reliable Railway tuide
sr.I npbli,L,d In addition the Time Tables which are
published officially under the supervision Of the haresa
pane. IL contains Railway AAps tossae. VIZ
Tre variety Of valuable and entertaining reading masie and
sold II the low price Of - ,,.n ,.ory
upon all the principal Railways throughout the United STAKES
-N N'- D. APPLETON h Co. Publishers,
Nos. GAG and sis Broadway, Sew.Ysfk
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RepiefiuG n. Good rs Ncw.-Fsmies having Pa,ed
CastrIs Bssksts Coffee Us Tea Sets FORKS Spoons
&c, from which silver 80 3D. have them REPLAfED
st short notice, and NJ moderate pTioes 81 - -
LUCIUS HARTS.
Nos. aud Buring-slp.
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s: r
ship Ss requested attend and subscribe to the coustuon
l. bAiL.i, Secretary. NJ. b. BLAKE. Presidsat. .
s. Ran: IN .s.s. for F.ssS.s n
Erssd sinsI dhssss;i:1 snSr Ms.,ins held SATURDAY
Sa:; H.: ssr:;f sn s e
y se hos hss'n' a oARsY lhs f. L DAiT6N
XslH9S pkLhfiELp f sNIfa. i.i s5ioSaS III asr VI
srhas rh0sEnI AILkS ARHHs 2bxS
c. ELLIS and others By order q
President Sixteenth We'd Republican Asu
). j. sa.,Hsss $ n1ns sr1s s.srs'.,,s.
ALEX MCLEOD, Chm wud Commits.
WV. Coon, Secretary '''e'
Eishiesn.h Ward RePabIis.n A...eiaii...-Res
District. Sh, 18th, ls'h and N, .s's W..d. ", S;vppr
For Member of f.iITs'TF EoT fVsf = shEFARD. Pii!aa
be held at the Demt Di'penry corner 2ad and % on
YHDA +: H.. h 7 R s n ss ssV H. VII Hon
CHARLES s SPENCER wM. KOPP, esq, and Others. AL
sepsse.n and Shsr .yO. q h0qs, .nd
NM tEEff MN
Nineteenth Ward, XvIth Assembly District.1RE;
all others favorable to the election Of MALTEH PlScKSEY
Senator requested Dnseden,s Budding corner
Of cth-st and sd-sv. on FRIDAY EVENING Nov. T. At u
O'Clock respond the shove and the STATE and County nsmn
The following speakers have been invited and are expected to
'''''' The Hon. THOMAS SoRwlN q Ohio.
The Hon JOSHUA R, eID3ISGs
4ss fss Hon. HSn AbssR 1oEA sYxa' MSnh"AN'
JAMES FAIRMAN,
sILAs u. BUTCHER,
GEURGE W. WARNER,..
THOMAS MALT6NAN and Others.
Re- oft hi itteeo Of ATrsu
0' 0''e' '' Tue N'Hl' j. T. + n sEEHKELY, Chairman
JoHs CoornH, jr., Secretary.
Twenty.second Ward in a Blaze.
RALLY, REPUBLICANS! RALLY,
To Grand Ratification Meeting soesel No sss ah.y,
on D SS State na
RICHARD SCOTT for Assembly
Ihe following gentemen have been invited 10 speak, and arc
hon IHos cORWiN, Hon P. poRsHEIMER,
hSa hsa + bEfAFiELb SMITH. Hon Judge BIRDsXIf,
and others. - $1,000
%S A%fft NJ: 4 4 sfSSS' sSSsS'tsoy fS$Is c'n-iss..
,. Proelsm.tiop. c.n..o
In pursuance Of resolution Of the Common Council Of tho
WY '' N'"'''''' ''itaI R2%aRb AID
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS:
i0f 'Ss detection Of any Psrv,SSH,r PvS,r,xo
''''~r'-s ILLEGALLY
~ give Or s.r ii. pos ILLEGALLY
Nsd Election Dc. for tina. purpose At the ensuing E'eo
don, be held in this city
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of November nert
cate Of the keoe1dsi Dcs Attorney Jads. Of the
Count where convicted that conviction had upon the
testimony person persons claiming such reward
But for such reward presented 10 the under
signed In writing within twenty days AeT tie eeuvetsa o!
sech ofsnder. shall be di.ressrded.
Given under ny hand At tie Mayor. Oaicc,
DANIEL =. TlEMANH, Mayor
Esw.Yofk, Oct. 28, 1889
Poliical-The small Rubber Rings for fastening ballots
had Of the sole msnuf.ce (under the goodyeG Pat.
en BUNNEK. No 50 John.st, opposite Dutch-st. and
Of {. w, BROWER, corner Of l9th st. snd 4h-av
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Political.-The small Rubber Rings for fastening ballots
can the sole manufacturer undcr the Goodyear Pat
ent) A BUNNEK. at No 50 Johns opposite Dutchst asd
Of Z. w, BROWER corner of l9th.st and thav.
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lust PUBLISHED:
81 THE
ART OF DAN G g,
HISTORICALLY ILLUSTRATED,
BY
EDWARD fEERgRo.
To which is added ..
HINTS on KTIQUETTE-THE tlGUkkS siErs AND
NECESSARY INSTRUCTION f0R The rERroRA-
ASCE OF THE MOST MODERN DANCES.
Also,
ioa PAGES or DANCING MUSIC
For the Piano.
FOR e all thA Music and Bookstores In Sewfork Brook
lyn " Williamsburg and Jersey City; -o,.srv
The trade supplied BY Ross IoOsEf
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THE OLD STONE MANSION.
= BY CHAS. J. PETERSON,
" RI sfisHyp sSp EprroR PxrERsoN's Assksryr" AND
Ar1Hon OF KATE ArLRspoRD" "CRrisiSV rHs LAST
MAl-" "THR vALLx, YAxn" "GaAcs DUDLRI," ETC.
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Sevcneesih WardA meeting Of The A' 'ii'n ,s " m,
M riBIICAN AsSULIATION will be held al No sgs Anet
S. on FRIDAY EVENING Nov. 4, at so'ciocs functaai
attendance is particularly requsrd a. o1.ne.s OF Po..:s.s
will please attend .,,,uypv p..s,s.,,
by order JOS. L. PlNShsNh', 'i'''N
r.1.s %1 a tScx ssaLrrr' lseere.sris.
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CECOND EDlT1ON.-FOR SALE THIS DAY
~ OLD STONE MANsI0N-6REAT SUCCESS OF IT.
The GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL.
LsERiBoDY ADMIRiSG AND PRAlsISG 1T.
The Second Edition sae hA day BY ~ Bookseisrs In
Nsw'fort AID ese~hsrs, and is Pabti.hsa by
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.RY.-Strangers desirous OF
acquainted with the position Of Hsr'
0 the November number Of APPLk-
GUIDE, pszes IsS and Isl.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-30
How He Nicks Them!''

Hon. THos. CoRwIN still continues to do
the country and the Democratic party of
Ohio good service, by faying alive the
CHAsEs, GIDDNGsEs, and other Abolitionists
OF the Republican party, who declare that the
Fugitve-slave Law should not be obeyed.
At st. Clairsville, Ohio, the other day, he
was especially severe on the reasonable and
fanatical leaders who control the Republicans
of Ohio. He is reported in the Gazette
(Opp) of that place as saying:
THAT is the law, and we have agreed to
abide by 1.-THE law IS constitutional and it
must be OBEYED. Young lawyers with soaped
mustachlos and cigar foot long in their
mouths, who had cursorily glanced over Black.
stone Commentaries, and read Swan on Exc.
cntors and Administrators, and perhaps seen
WllcoX's Forms, had no hesitation in pronounc.
ing 1T unconstitutional; but in the face of such
distinguished authority 1T Is constitutional.
and 1t is the law of the land-that the highest
and most intelligent tribunals in the land had
so pronounced it-so decided it, and there can
be no doubt about it,
We have a few of those escaped and
mustachioed Republican lawyers in this
State, who declare the Fugitive.slave law
unconstitutional. Cole, the candidate for
Attorney General, and Grease" BAKER.
are samples. The intellect of one and the
honesty of the other, secure for their opin-
ions the exact amount of consideration to
which they are entitled.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-30
The Irish Vote,

The Times and Mnnes0tiQa are bidding
very high for the Irish VOTE" as they style
certain class of voters. They will richly
deserve all the success they may achieve by
this labor. 1t has been but short time
since we heard the warning cry raised here,
by the Republicans, about certain irrup-
ton of hordes of ignorant and degraded
Celts." Now these same Republican poll
ticians come forward, and with tears of
sympathy and fair promises, complain that
the Democratic party is merely using our
Irish citizens as voting machines, and will
not allow them any participation in the
offices of the Government. The policy and
object of these INSCRIPTIONS demagogues,
whose constant aim is to excite jealousies
and differences between native and foreign
born citizens, is so transparent that they
themselves defeat the object sought to be
attained. When the Democracy nominate
on their city or county ticket, candidates of
Irish birth, the cry is Immediately raised by
the Repu blican prints, that " St. Paul is to
be ruled by the Irish" But when the nom.
mating Conventions, in their discretion, omit
to nominate Irishmen, these same journals
hypocritically assert that the Democracy
believe the Irish are good enough to vote
but not to hold office.' Every citizen ofSt.
Paul is we'll aware that what we have here
stated, has been the constant policy of the
Republican politicians and presses of this
city. No party which has ever had all
existence in this country, has stopped to an
many mean, abject, and degrading measures
as have the Republicans of St. Paul. to
obtain the votes of foreign born citizens.