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CONCENTRATED POTASH
More than Double the STRENGTH Of Ordinary Potash
For making Soap without lime, with little trouble
and at trIfinS expense. The cheapest article ever
twelve m ot son Of good S soap T me
pounds "f Hard Soap. Printers viii find i suPee
and free dm f Brdka in small
nS cHi P%H2s M6REs
Oc ADA WHY Isl Pearl street New York.
THE sUBsCRIBER DESIRES TO CALI.
PRAHo RIIHe f F6RTE R ifmsst Of
HTIFrom the celebrated Manuiactor TS7
RAVEN, BACoSSta CO., Nrw Yons
These Instruments are pronounced Ivy Thaberg,
Satter, Gottschalk, Mason, and the profession In
sftone to SYSti al other s9UXRE FiANos nsIuso
tured.
FOREIGN ANb5 AMERICAN saSMkk MUSIC
Which he keeps constantly on hand is equal to any
with the frat publishing houses IN Europe aud this
ss9gptry enable hun to procure with despatch, any
Music that cannot be kept on Land.
GUITARS, EIsENBRANDT's FLUTES, vIo-
Always to he found at his establishment, in great
variety, and of the best quality.
Having been engaged for many years in the Mu-
lion to the s IeetSn Of hs stoeS he hopes To 20 secre
bestoWed. u '''0 10 ". 6. METZERoTfTf,, lore
se9 Corner Pa. av.. llth and ID Sts
w RARE INDUCEMENTS.
w lTH the positive assurance OI receiving from
Europe. bA the LIST of October next, itch ~
and beautiful assortment Of Efzl
GOLD and SILVER Ckx
HUNTING WATCHES
purchased directly from the most popular manufac-
turers, besides
JEWEIRY and SII.VERWARE,
in great variety, and of the richest and most ele
CANT aud chaste European styles, etc., etc.. have
this day marked at a considerable deduction my
present large and varied stock of yeweTy, embrac-
ing every that the most astldious taste could
desire, of which fact all who give call will be
convinced. III. SEMkEN,
an ~ 330 Pennsy lvania avenue
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MN SMITH, ENsRAvKR AND LITHoeRAPHKl
w kllA Qtk sts bst. Pc. 80. axd ID 20. ~ RSm1
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THURSDAY. October l3.
lss li2-75 numbers, II drawn ballots.
SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.

Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTS & co.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10
'RIZES PAID AS SOON As DRAWN.

MONDAY, October 10.
Class 1878 numbers, ~ drawn ballots.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
OLD AND YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,


PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
VIII preserve nfaiby the growth and color Of the hair
feety restore The gray cover bald with NATURES
the hair sks o sss na 70 s sa any oil
Judges q ct M .s%
bear testimony that do not say too much in its favor Read
HICKORY GRoyE, scharles Co., Mo-, Nov. 49, 1857
Prof Oh Wood-Dear Sir Some time last summer we're
we 50 y
With Srs s ssss
nss Of n as ssps g Vii
hopes Of but to our surprise and TINT Of Al our friends
and axuriant crop started out and say
that hoy sd ps w e s 81
commend Restorative as perfect Tor all diseases
Of scalp and A' S?Ei
Prof Wood-Dear Sir Ny had for several years. been
application oil in dressing ss it.
months ago It was condition and having continued its
e ess s AND wia assumed s greatly preferred
to those by the application Of oils any other
for every a toilet whether to b used Hair Restors atty,
for the IS e asess py who ay doubt
Of its performing all that is claimed for It: svvoNps
Cincinnnti, O., Feb 10, 1857. ia Third street
WELLINGTON NO. Dec. 5, 1857
who had BEEN using your Hail RESTORATIVE induced Try
s time last ina Nay and r NEARLY Ss
thicker than Nothing but duty and sympathy
s he %SHa ass s
The ass ssisfs'a ap bottle; Of
% a sHs ao1sr sf ss hs
cent more in proportion than the small e,ms ior Two dollar
ps on eS snS ista fo IS s9 Sost f '
vi sans saa
And sold i BY ali good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
/ b
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SUGAR PLANTATION, TOGETHER WITH

SUGAR PLANTATION, TOGETHER WITH A
Refining Apparatus atiaced thereto for sale The large
Freres Plantation in the Parish Of ST James So
miles above New 0eans the right bank Of the Msssppl
together with hundred and foar slaves will Be sod st
Sheriff Of said Parish, THURSDAY, the
18th day Of january. 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Sale take place the premises
EFor and conditions and for miaute and corr
else description Of the properly and slaves absse msnoneds
purchasers are referred TO se La II. ARMANT
DIG ul0 No. is Exchange Alley.
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Splendid Choice

SpGEnNtN OtOlCS
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS,
Valuable as well as Beautiful!
PERSONS DESIRING TO MAKE THEIR FRIENDS
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS,
WILL FIND AT THE ESTABLISHMENT
p. M a 4 T. "A r. ID, .s
Nos. q ROYAL STREET AND 80 BLENVILLE STREET.
All that could be desired in the way Of
RICH EBONY, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNI-
TURE;
Rich Tapestry and Brussels CARPETINGs;
Fine Lsmpassade Brocade Iaask Satin Silk Embroidered
Bobinct and Muslin CURTAIN sTUFFs;
Large French Plate MIRRORS, Bull FURNITURE;
Plated and Alfenide TABLE SETS;
Fine CUT GLASSWARE in full Sets, Of richest pattern;
CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS;
BRONZE STATUARY, CANDELABRAS, MANTEL. 0RSA-
nents and Clocks, in every variety;
Paper Mache Work Tables Writing Desks and Center Tables
Jewel Boxes, Work Boxes, etc, etc.
Porcelain and Biscuit satuees Vases and Clocks Bronze,
Gilt and Porcelain Lamps, in every variety;
Earthenware Statuary Of all sizes, for Gardens:
Buhl Statuee and Flower Stands Gilt Ebony and Rosewo
Prize Diew.
An endless variety of FANCY ARTICLES too numerous
mention. s# d23 l5t
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An endless variety of FANCY ARTICLES too numerous to
mention. & d23 l5t
E'Nssns01s's IRON TIE.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20 1863.
s-The Iron Hoops, with your Tie, which for
trial. gave satisfaction used those subsequently
ordered in binding about fourth of my present The
simple easily managed my negroes experience
less difficulty and delay in applying it than rope.
have hesitation in asserting belief Of the superiority Of
Bands with your Te rope for safety and
in the putting cotton and merchants have
made no objections shall them upon every bale of my
next crop. Respectfully,
Your obedient servant
RoBT sEMPLE,
5t OF Wilkinson county, Mississippi
r-Messrs. A. NJ. Turnbul & Co. the merchants of Mr.
semple to reference authenticity Of the
| above.
d24 2ptf II. FASSMAN.
Complete
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
r. r. FELL & MARSH,
Nos g. AND Ga GRAvIER STREET NEAR CAMP.
GOODS APPROPRIATE TO THE SEASON
/
5m VERY Low PRICES!
HANDSOMELY DECORATED CHINA,
FOR PREsENTs-IN GREAT VARIETY.
| A Complete DINNER, DESSERT TEA AID COFFEE Sc
Of WHITE FRENCH CHINA, for twelve persons, ii
GLIDING Cut Glass Goblets, Champagnes Wines, Cordial
Hook Glasses and Decanters, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 O
| a""'. We are Offering .a
sILvER-PLATED GASToRs,
TEA SETS AND WATERS, . .=I
m-.. TABLE CUTLERY, LAMPS,
JAPANNED TRAYS
And ALL OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, at CORE
pondngly low prices, do 2pf
Chs. Fare Champagne,
SUCCESS TO MAX sUTAINE co
Reims,
Purveyor the Courts of France, Spain and Prussia all
to the celebrated Wellington Club London.
sILLERY, CABINET, IMPERIAL ENGLISH CREAM
ING cAMPAGNEs for sale by the principal Grocers ar
Wine Dealers.
EV-o Orders for direct importation received by
S. D. GRATIAA g. CO.,
do 2p3n SO Customhouse street.
DEAFNESS. DEAFNESS
.
There is no ualady more distressing than that of
Deafness,
Il NOISES OF THE HEAD
DR.. Won MOsCHzISKER, the well known Aurisi, begs
those who suffer from Deafness any Malady of
scripions and by application his introduced Ear
pose greater which cause Deafne
or Noises in the Head durable.
OFFICE No. 123 CANAL STREET,
!, d26 If Over the Union Bank.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following statement of the affairs of this Company pu
shed conformity with the requirements of their charter
Amount of premiums received for the year ending
Both November, 1859. .SS26 342
Amount of untermnated Risks 3eh November 1883 62g7S
Total amount of Premiums for the year ending Both
November, ls59... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 326
Viz:
Premium Fire Risks. 1924 los OF
u Do. Marine Risks. ............... liz, go %
n Do. on River Risks. ...............-. 1924 Al
Less Premiums Risks not terminated
Nov. 80, 1889. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1887 90
For return Premiums. Observation-Disclosures. 1886 81
Net earned Premiums for the year ending Both No.
yernher 1859 1906 1876
Losses paid during period, viz:
= On Fire Risks. .Sl3S, 42l u
On Marine Risks. 61SD Al
-s2a3a 9la 76
Reinsurances, Expenses etc............... H07l rs
sa67 eel 81
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r far sale nv f5 @7f7F g ID. GRATIAA Il CO.,
d7 81 Customhouse street.
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Oriental Restaurant,

Oriental RestNN1'nt,
A ST. CHARLES ST., OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The undersigned begs leave inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has opened his RESTAURAT and
he pledges himself provide the best MEATS OYSTERS,
GAME, FISH AND VEGETABLES, that the market Affords
Attached to the establishment ie
OYSTER SALOON AND BAR.
Where the brands of WINES BRANDIES etc. will be
kept. Private for Parties
SAM. CROGHAN,
no 2ntf Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

EAR AND EYE-CoNSuLT DR. DAVIS
Raronne street in cases Of Deafness lmperfec
|ton Of Vision and all Diseases of the Eye and Ear
Dr. D. repued skul and experienced practior
Hours o'clock to II o'clock A. NJ. n29 If
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WATER! WATER!!
CLEAR, PURE wATER!l
The subscriber prepared furnish the public with his
HYDRAULIC SELF-CLEANING
FILTER,
with capacity furnish from FIVE GALLONS to ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAYi
This Filter is unlike all other Filters IT gets foul 1t
adapted to ali purposes where flterng required.
HSFor referenceSt Charles and ST. Louis Hotels Carroll
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery Dr. Mercer
Canal street. and others now in use.
Ha~ Office No. Tchoupitouas street.
r.4 n F. RICE,
No If New Orleans
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ge esaus Daily Grsten aveansaay aag getemb 2s 1859
VARIETIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srREgT.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT

u
- 5C111, 1,r,,, - .,57ss s,vg,.c,e /
- -. - 80 - ~
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
nanny cvryrya |
wa; :, ,,,dnced fet ,,s 4, mi, r,,,,. vtn -, /
ration sinre the commencement OF the season ;, entire
NEW SCENERY FAIRY IRA NsF ogNATIOEs WON |
DERFUf. MECHANICAL EFFECTS, ON NOVEL.
PLAN and BEAUTIFUL MUSIC the Domestic Play IN q
Fairy frame, called
ID x TX
Represen,ine CHARLES DICKENS famous CHRISTMAS
sropy II
,,rn "
1"N '11oANi o1' liz 11N'1
John Ferry ~, oouaoet'
w. "s n''e ~'e ~. rs ~ = nps.ns
1aeo i,a,e', 10y sAs1 = - :. ~ =. Jam a
ser'ha ms pima osashser 'a's' es.an stevens
Eo~aro RUNNER ms son. .Af oopiaHu.
no' 's',s'. ~ "n,., ea.' we, nc VIM s"s
T,,v s,ovtov a charity rirI ,rbo tales care
: Of The taiv Miss Poly Marshall
Mrs Yielding, reduced in circumstances In coz
Mrs. ". A. Chapman.
Taeklet0n' a Toy Merchant calebs master
Characters in the FAIRY ppo,oerr,
Fae. of the old school, proud Of their family hut no, above
| complaint,
oberon. Mrs Preston.
Iitana. Miss ieciere
~, W., ie'a.s sea
| .''- . = SIMS ~
LATER DAY FAIRIES,
Strong hard working useful little things not at all proud
Home ". Bland
Kettle. Miss Adeona Gale
Cradle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Hannah Gale.
The Cricket Seymour.
| =t s,xops,s ~, a7,,, s,p,r,,,y
l. 5.-E4Hil t.
Act !. scene l.
fang ., ,ne oosse o. =, AZ sea
| ' 80. M ' ~ ''se.' w
Fairy influence, to Dots Cottage acknowledged most
wonderful Mechanical EGect)
AZ. m Scene
Winter Village in which IL situated the Dve,nr NJ, Caleb
scene IT - -.'e =
Interior of Calebs Cottage with exterior view Of the House q
Tackeon-Panorama Surprising Change to the Barn
formerly most interesting beautiful TABLEAU
At 111 sY
n.,,. f.,,,.ee-cu.R AcTER n NOE, .nd
..,,..,...-.e
-
p.rseats NAV no secu,.d tbee dovv n adn. ,as :,
| -- -
Egg. :. -
COOPER & NEIBERT
| VUn,o,.s.1a S.-o..
, Nos- = ana ~ common sreet,
Have on hand and offer for sale complete stock of Fres
Goods just received consisting of the following articles VIZ
LIQUORs-50 pkgs. T. u and X pipes BRANDY
25 barrels Old Bourbon WHISKY
40 :. Old Rye
30 . Monongahela
Choice and Old
CoFFEE-5oo bags java Mocha Ceylon Iaruavra and Rio
i, WINES-Iandrys Crane Leaf Champapne Wines Made;r
Port and Sherry Claret and White Wines
| CORpIAIS
Brandy Fruts
Fruits in own Tuice
scheidam scbnanns
-fN pie Frp;ts
Walnut and Tomato Ketchups.
BlTTERs-Gouly's, Boxers and hostetters BITTERS.
ToBACCo-soo boxes Manufactured Tobacco various bran
$. and qualities.
Molle Pace,
The Queen of the South
f,o-rsr Sto
& ,r,;.
- ~,
"a sa'..e :, ~ -. , res.Ale ~
30 Also solace and Yellow Bar
Chewing Tobacco
l. nwasr r1vson san.hann pa J1s -, ="
pI ~ Aois , 81, u.ns' ou''ois' e'''
~ ~ . =
NV o'u' iiesh snis ln1 : i"s,
"a gross Preston q MerrMs II east fowders.
besides Cuba Skies, Cheroots, and 100, 600 German
: CHEEsE-50 packages English Dairy and Pineapple j.
). received
..r-t.-
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lose DOMINGO.-..........J JOSE DOMINGO,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS
No. IL Customhouse street,
always hand large and well stock to which
he calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands for
which his has always been celebrated always
found there: PARTAGAS, CABANAS, INTIMIDAD, the
wellknown REGAIIA DEL REY DE CABARGA, the GIN
TO DE ORION, REDowA RIFLE. and the brand Ell
GARIBALDl, Also, 1000 pounds PICADURA received per
Steamship HabanA r...l .
Mr. respectfully all the attention of the
public to the following letter: 5
Mr. Domingo New Orleans My Dear Frend-I antho-
rze you 10 make the public if you think IT needed
that you only importer in New Orleans brands FL
Cno Redowa and Rifle In proof whereof sign the
uresent the city Havana, this 10th October 1859.
daO I'm [Signedl JAYNE CODINK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
TosuGAR PLANTERS, REr1sEns on REBon.

ITO SUGAR PLANTERS, REFINERs OR REBon.'
ERS.-FOR SALE AT A RARGAIN.-The machinery
and fixtures OF SUGAR REFINERY This machinery is al
most having been used oNy one SEASON eoIsans e.
es Blow Up Melting Kettles Filters Sugar Mould and Di
Pots Elevators Syrup Receivers Molsses Csterns Boiling
Pan IRON Copper Double Worms and all
for refining ib pounds per DAY Of SOFT or pounds
For further particulars information, address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
DIS lmSW New Levee street, New Orleans, la.
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYIlNDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from 11s to 80 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS from to 20 incAes in diameter.
Lea Leavs Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
iron and wooden frames with Nocross Rocker Boxes
Stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
Strands Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from Is to
inches diameter. 49, tf.57
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS, Of g. TX, IL inches In
diameter by II feet long and geared for either horse steam
power. e.
sHAFTlNG, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs. STANDS, HANG
Frs and Boxes of all sizes. 4 -.5
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, Y inches in diameter and from
l6 to 30 feet lsng.
CIRCULAR SAWS up to 70 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES of various sizes. r&
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An all Of the above articles generally In
delivery the shortest notice. and fer sale on
the lxost favorable and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed
printed Catalogues of prices will be sent any address
| by mail c,,,,.N
| my9 &wtf 10 Grayier street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans city Of New Orleans
remembered, that this 14th day of December 1859
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Gaiard President
Schneider Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according to
epose and say that the above accounts just and
true transcript from the books of said Company
O. GAIII.ARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day, December
a. 1859 ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay per n
outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the 1857
and 1855 the second MONDAY in February next
Trustees have declared dividend of Ten
Per earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending November 3d. 1859 for which Certificates will be
issued the second MONDAY in February next
-TRUsTEEs-
Geo. W. West 3; ?; Hunt,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon Jr.,
d. Jamison Nnna Augnstn,
Ar. Miltenberger, Cesaire Olivier,
and rivers and damage by fire. the rates of
premiums
pay- Office No. 8 Carondelet street die I'm
DREMIUM PLOxys AND sCRAPERs-
$500 YosT's PATENT PREMIUM
% Plows and Scrnpers,
For sale by c. H. SLoCoMB & CO.,
Sole Agents,
do Am No. Ct Canal ST. and 80 to SO Common St
100 ~ Rectied Whisky.
Now landing and for SAFE " WIN CRAWFORD, Broker,
d23 At 70 New Levee street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

OST OR MISLAID-NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
IL that application will be made the Commissioner Of PEN
sixty after the first publication hereof for the reissue
Of Military Warrant No sas in the name Of John Fort
General Land Office against the issue Of patent salt
The public hereby cautioned Against trading o
the q. II. LUZENBERG
nj GOT ee 8ss Attorney.
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The Company continue against the pe of the
and rivers damage by fire. the current rates of
premiums. ~
mar. Office No. 3 Carondeet street. dl9 I'm
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Eassn,as,'s Iron Tie.

An endless variety of FANCY ARTICLES, too numerous
mentnn ---- :. d29 LIZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
seixu 70 % slaves.

INV YoRK, june Is.
The bark Orion, fifty days from the Uon-
70 River, was brought to this port last night
IN charge Of Lieuts. Dallas and Campbell,
and was anchored under the gums Of the ma
" yard. Fer captain, Mr.. Hanna, died OF .
broken-heart. The Orion sailed from this
port on the 2lst Of January, and arrived 81
Sharks Point, on the Congo river, on April
10th. Here she was seised by the English
steamer Triton, but was subsequently, trans
ferrsd to Commander Brent, OF the U. 5.
ship. of-war Marion, who, on examination,
became convinced that she was slsve-tra-
der; he accordingly put the prize Grew on
board and ordered her home.
n A few days before she sailed, the barks
Ardenis and Emma Lincoln were also seized
at Sharks Point by Commander Brent, and
they would probably be sent home also.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

The Douglas papers are reproducing, with
evident relish, remark Of the President
made in public speech during his Southern
tour, which they understand to be declara-
ton shat he will not be candidate for the
Presidential nomination, next year. They
should remember that Mr.. Douglas made the
same declaration, not but little while ago.
The word of one is worth just about a. much
as that of the other; and the Importance to
be attached to the declaration Of either il ex-
actly proportional to the chance of obtaining
the nomination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
The Canal Check Fraud.
From the Illinois Journal,1

Discovery or MORE NINETY Oars CANAL
CHKcKs.-It is rumored that Gov. Matteson
has lately received information that SO, GOO
more of the fraudulent Canal Checks have
been discovered IN q fence corner 10 the
Southern part of the State. No particulars
have yet transpired. The State oficers have
not yet been advised Of any such fact. OF
course the theory will BIO that these checks
were hid there several years ogo by Governor
Wells. There are about $780, 900 OF the sto-
len checks outstanding, ami We presume there
will now be perfect Pixies Peak rush down
into Egypt to hunt for them. Cannot some
OF our Southern contemporaries tell the public
where they may be found.
JUDGE WILLS or MAssAcHUsxrTs.-J Judge
Wells OF Massachusetts,, brother OF Ex.
Governor Joseph Wells, deceased, Of this
State, was in town last week for several DAYS
His business was to inquire into the vague
charges which have for some time past beer
retailed over the country, duplicating hi.
dead brother in the Canal Scrip Fraud. W.
understand he had long interview with Ex,
Gov. Matteson on the subject, 10 the cours.
OF which be insisted that the grounds for tn,
inputatlon shoald be distinctly set forth, bu
this was declined. Judge Wells left this cit,
yesterday. Probably he will be heard from
again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

GTThe Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
Mr.. Fillmore's organ, and paper which has
authority to speak for the Wings and Amer
leans, expresses its views OF the intentions
of the Americans and old Wings in regard to
the campaign of 1860 at length, in which it
takes the position that these parties will not
come into the Presidential campaign with
the Republicans, without an equivalent Of
some sort being granted.
Another evidence Of the truth Of Prince
Johns remark, that eve are still CONNER
cial people," Processing rigid and oonsc-
ensious adherence to principle, they never
theess intimate that they are ready to trade.
But politicians that are susceptible of being
bought are never worth buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

State Convention OF the Republicans Of Lows
il called to assemble by their delegates ut the City
Of Des Moines, at ii O'Clock a. M, on Wednesday
the 32d day Of June, 1880, for the nomination oil
officers to DO elected ut the gensrsl election in Oco
Der OF this year. Candidates are to be selected fol
the ohicss Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges o4 the Supreme Court. TAo Conven-
tion win take such other action rs may, in its
opinion contribute 10 the of the principles
and organisation Of the Republican party VI this
State and of the Union.
Every organized county will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and to one additional
Delegate for each 100 voters latter the first 1907,
and for any additional fraction Of so or more votes
cast Ut the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, ~ Secretary of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
init tees Of their respective counties is directed to
the calling Of the County Conventions for the ap-
pointment of Delegates, In the ratio above stated
and for efncient organisation preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KASSON,
d. M. HOXIE,
N. j. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME,
X. l.. b. CLARKE,
TH0S. SEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 26, 1859.