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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17


ifnI Ilctlrs III thiscouaty the tick !
H KS % be ussi WITH be numerous. Itap3
asarsthas n pasty ttst VIII not he made
spr either eeaatJr or dslegates toi The
State Legislature. aad the candidates will
sRadeaspr to5Iiaye tickets printed y suit
III. The State and Congressional tickets
viii. We presune Be tbs straight tick,
4s.s.s nJsakihs will run Nell among the
sssunch Old Democrats 81 mis- couass Who
have AWAY ! stood. Up for pr,aeiflss. and
Me- inaginsstksre are none worth naming
who will bpH lAs E,ffgular State tickets
sttiasr way 4 u True we hear Of few
iron, each sia. who VII liehange, but ,lley
viii 81 yery1fsv.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17
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- +,
ri ~ 4aoEa az tai sQppys detsioa. 4 state
IN language, district aud tLll4atie. that 4
reyara. kls tastlLaftep b, .aoaleslit Slaeery,
srtsiiag ID Eirgitsiig ond le Miles, stase-
holding Sues aa0rafy+ soeially aid pc !
litaaAy- GIT Itr4st ftR Iuitl te
found qsarea4y b 3dysnd tl4tf fnstitulioa.
md b fsSssst az Iettfroac!S ,aea1tg 4poahn as
any man 81 TIP taatsaaos aasqlth.H IN doing
Ais IiritS BE- asfasl9iAg land PROTECTING assgls
o4on iatsrests eal pgoPsrta, dsApsH qstFe
faterssts e4d g4qperty vt pag .FeiIote titt I
ems EgTsAc u. Of LETcHEk's LErTER
OF AecEPr&seE, rI.s H
+ :. Il has- not been very9loHg since d
7gsntielnaas somewhat prominent ID the
ranks Of tEe Democracy. whom met on.
the.street. Said TO me, Mr. Bots have.
i quessi9gX 10 PROFOUND to sou, if you
have 40 Objection Certainly iot; sir.--
II wait taknou, 'ssaid he, 4 Il you are in
fasor .ef ii coalition with the Black Re
publican parry III the election. Of 1860 ~
-Hyj5qlod aiefed, said /, Iaoai gisb yoa /
70 psisItadsaslahR NE J; I,oisd "a sag, ttiaAl
II Mste Ess q .sstute insthis Ihi0a com
posed 81 f,1Ss -YegfosS, IdRathe. Constitutio1
care ITEM 1.-THE rigit 5t0 roter u uoala BEL
mach oIligsd tostdfnsI 10 4eiG ms ezect orr
Party. - E2IsA CT oF B5TTs' sREEcH De ]
FORE THE sLktE WHfG AsD AMERICAN
CoSYEsrtoS Ar RIcHaoSp,
s Pasolysds zNatthe Wigs aad liner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17

jas. II. HoasKsss, Drgsggiist,f has just r.
turned after a long stay, from tie Eastern
and Northern eitiesy bringing with him q
splendid stock 81 Drugs. Oils, Paints,
Dye-stuffs, Glass, Fancy Articles, PERU
merry, &c. From Mr. RS known expert
ence in The drug business, ii is useless:
for US. 70 say his stock is pure and fresh /,
and visitors can SIZE that he has an abund-
anee of every article known to such an
establishment. Give|him d call
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17

Ldone with John Hal e Pom
Pleasant, and leave him alone in hil
llneanpess.
TheFosEtGN NEwso fthe past weeE
has been very exciting: L il report.
ed that Austria issued On tltimatun
70 Sardinia ordering that govern
t.ment to disarm, within three days. II
This Sardinia refused to do, and il
vas supposed that hostiIities would
have commenced Immediately Tbs
English government was thrown init
laterrible panie3by the news 4 money
and stocks were ii b most deplorable
state. Breadstnffs bad rapidly ad.
vanced, ard thousands ofsailors were
ordered to sea. France has also
been busy in shipping armed men.
Indeed all Europe was qlaking.
.
SINGLETON and KsofF, the men who
we're arrested some weeks since for pass.
ing counterfeit money, we're exanined on
yesterday, blythe County coart, and com
nitted for trial at the next term Of the Cir
cult Court ss II sIF h
~ 81 - ,-,-- r n
w. 1T & ID III. G,sHoRs.-T This FIRM
places ationg advertisement in our col-
umns oftthis week Lately, this estab.
lishment has undergone various improve
ments. apd.is now probably tie largest Of
the Kind ID Western Virginia. The
building is about 4o by so feet, and has
four floors, Two Of which are below the
level IF thef front street. aud are we'll
lighted and ventilated from sthe rear,
where they are above. 1.-THE. surface Of The
ground onthe aIowestfoor are kept their
heaviest stock Of Groderies, such as Mo-
lasses, Sugar, Lime, Oils. &C., on the
other is stored their Cordage, Heavy.
Hardware, :Blacksmith's tools, Plows,
Cotton Yarns, &c! The main floor,
which is level with the street, is.diyided
into two apartments, (bbeh ofswhich front
apdp th9 street aad .srs. used as sale
rooms; onefo these rooms Is expressly
getsapart pr Dry Goods. Clothing, Cloths.
~. hesother t5is. Tho retail Hardware,
Iron, Groffery and sample department..
Still aboveIis the upper floor, ia which is
kept, aupaeked drg goods. earpeti4lg,
glassware, apeehsware, &C., the counting
room. II. also on this fqor. Altogether.
the whole establishment Is we'll aTraageds
and is kept ia excellent order. and il needs
only a visit TO the yari5 us departing tents 10
the immense quantity Of goods
kept At this house. We are NOT aware Of
their annual sales, buf judg g from Fhe
number of clerk sand salesmen, we sholra
suppose they Iare large A ]can 1t {his
time, would yell repay the purcll ~,
as their late arrival Of goods are nov
open for sale The, age Of tho establish
ment is 4 good Endorsement Of lhe business
qualities Of the gentlemanly ProPFietors,
- -sa-- 49, <l---- ~ J. llft.ff, !.
II ~ Iii IL It'll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17
CHARLESTON siARKsr.

Star,p iby
#E James 3. Npyea =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17

SISaLEroN and KNofr, the men who
were arrested some weeks since fol, pass.
ing counterfeit money, we're examined on
yesterday, blythe County Court, and com
mitted for trial at the next term of the Cir
cult Court. n Bss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17

R0iesale s retail dealer In Dry GeOdes
Groceries aud country produce
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
Wines, Brandies, Runs
BLACK TEAS, SC.

d TIERNAN & son, No. IL North Charles ST.,
offer for sale tho following artiles. of their own
Importation particularly for family nsc:
SHERRY WINES-Pcmartnr's finest pale gold
and brown ShGrrcs. in wood and in glass.
PORT W!Nl:S-Sanlleman' competition red and
wilt" Port. in wool and in glass.
MADEIRA WlSE-JOhn Howard 9IarrlI's fine
Madeira. IN wool and in glass: also, Grape Juice.
IlOCh ChWlSES-.IRlIannesbcrsr Stcinhcrger Mar
1916. ~ "
CHAMPAGNE WINES-AI and Chan,Iom's finest
in quarts and pints.
ERANDIEs- and ITenncssy'a iluO old pale
and lark Rrautlics.
RUMS-Old AMI fine. jamaica Antigua Grenada
and from the Islands, imported nnd direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-Thc best Iuality-Tirrnnn brand
and no mixture Of ITom,atic poison in it,
2Oa half chests of the finest SOUCIIONG TEA
mII5-'59-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
WHEELING, VA, TUESDAY MORNING. ]
1ailg gnteGllqe1rtpr,
TEROIs oF ADVERTISING.

SELyE sOLID LINES OF NoxPARE1L, (oR oxE 1Scs.l or
s LESS, MAKE SQUARE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
choice First Class Insurance
INCORPORATED 1slo-cuARrER PERPETUAL.

s-Cug Capital 81 coo 600 absolute and unin,paircd
WITH A sTRPLUs OF S5O6:lST SIS.
And tue prestige of 3s years and experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
TTNPAN ANUlLS or EAR DRUvS


Which are suitable for ethcrsC4 and NIL agcs-D. crt-
ell in five minutes. EAR TRUMPETS Of every lcs, rim
ton: also every vnricty Of artificial articles known in
the ""rid-S large assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
ment. '"' n N''''''-
These articles arc perfectly natural nn adapted for
the world All kinds of TrrSscs for Hernia or Rupture
Of every description for either sex an rtlsses mar
for those with PRoI.Ipsus UrERI.
Dr. Bakee is on" Of the most celebrated and skill
iu yhyScianE and surgeons living. His fame is
known personally in every principal city tho world
All letters directed to Dr. Iaakcr must contain ten
cents TO pay postage and incidental expenses All
Chronic Diseases he treated by correspontlcnce
except those mentioned which will REQUIRE his ner
snnnl supervision. -
gE~ Office hours. from 0 4. Mto4p.M
DOCTOR BAAEEE
PFTIcE 5o4 broadway, few doors above Fourth ST.
"ctli' by NEW YORK City
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
A Romance In Art Lire.

One of our famous American sculptors,
residing in tho delightful city of Florence
whittier all the genius of England and
America seems to tcnd-was ono dor scot-
ed in.his studio at work On an ApolioNfor
which, bJr the way, he stands as model
himself-when his attention was attracted
by tremendous tramping Of horses in his
court yard. Hclooked out ofthe window,
and hehcld magnificent e,rringe. with
outriders, drawn up before hi door, Pre-
sently gentleman demanded odmittance
to his studio, and announced Himself as the
Prince dc b. He came ts give tho
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
Scales.
P. g. HILDRETH & BRO,
. NINin-Street

Wheeling, Va.
RE AGENTS FOR lIGwE'S IMPROVED WEIGH
N ing Scales. Hay and Cattle Scales Portable Dro
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from AGO I
EIRGrSIA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR. PE1EFsBUEo
Nov. .. 1856 A first class Diploma awarded Iy IN
Virginia State Agricultural Society. Ileee Senle
have been introduced in Virginia Iut two weeks, d
which time tl:ey have received rrrsT CLASS DITIo,5
and two FIEsT CLASS MEDALS. ard are approved an
recommended Ivy all who have examined iheTn. Cal
and scs them Mt
.C.nILpRETII BEG'S So Main st.
AuG22-' '59-G8w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
Sl,5N6,;S7 So

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sOlvcncy and
fair profit.
Especial attention 0ren TO Insurance IF IVELLLNGS
aud C0mtSHLs f0r Terms of one to fire years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
in uninterrupted through Of financial sun
shine .ad storm periods eventful in exempt from
sweeping cunIlNgrNtiUns and maritime disaster. Be
ing long established Ona cash basis the troubles of
the credit system affect in material particular.
During hard times the security of reliable IuSI-
ranca is an imperative duty-tho ability Of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lcsscncd.
Policies issued without delay, and' n business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, hy
SAN'L p. IILDRETII, Agent,
Office Mt the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
feb19-law till Jan lst 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20

q -SPEcIAL NOTICES n0ublo the above rates
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
Gg 10 tue space occupied and the number of changes
Al advertisements from transient persons or strang-
er5 to be paid t0r im Gdrance
prescribed By law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year,
or ~ or si1 iu9ntlS but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than IL square,
The privilege Of ANIMAL Advertising is limited 10
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and nil
advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate, sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates
Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
ut full rates 80 N''
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each nov1I-'5o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20
IL CIV Books

JUST RECEIVED. AT J. c. OKIvs. JOG MAIN ST
- Adam Eedc. IdyIs OF the King (Tcnnytons's last
Dr.. FrrnclI's new work. Glossary uf English Wordf
Life and Travels of Erun Humboldt. will an Intro
duCtion 10y lIayarl Taylor; Kccollections of JeHrs
iinmlyn; Tile Roman Question: IEartly Norman;
Book Of tho Chess Congress; THO shelby Memorial
Knitting Work, by Mrs Pnrtington; RccOlIections d
Samuel Martin; Ten Years of n Preachers Life 81
Mcl5urn. the Blind Preacher; Memoirs of TidOcq B.
himself Henry ST. SOhi Gent: My 3rd Book; Foste
Rrothers; Tempest and Sunrhinc; breakfast, Dime
and Tc;1 Prcscotts Works; Also. general assortment
of Juvenile Books. We have now very large variets
of Sterrscopc views, ranging in price (nciudnG IN
strumcnt from IS to 800 per sctt. Parties Furnished
with general assortment for so cents TO 81 per even
ing. The largest and finest assortment Of statoner
ever brGnglt tO Wheeling especially for and cit
trade. Wall Paper from till lEt of January a
cost, to mako room for Spring Stock. Give us cali
and suit yourselfin anything you want in our line
sep2i.'5N No loo Main st Mhcclinr V
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-20

&PECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CHRONIC
~ Disealsrs.-COudns, CROuP, CONSUMPTION IXPLuEN-
"a ASTHMA BRoNcTIITIs, all diseases of the MorTIt
NOSE THROAT, and LTNGs; NIL SKIN DISEASES of every
description successfully trcateil-I.UMnAuO IUNR4R
ARSCHSsEs. SCRoFuLA, RHEUMATIsM, GOUT, NEURALGIA,
PARALiSS, EPILEPSY. COSvULSIOSs. DYSPEPSIA DYs-
ENrERI DIARRTi'EA. The very worst cases of PILEs
cured in short time; also of the Stomach Liver untl
Bowels There are many diseases incidental to women
AMI children which are treated with distinguished sue
cess All particulars will lie given by letter Dr. B.l-
see can produce one thousand certificates of his Ior-
feet success in curing
CANCERS. OLD SORES OR TIGERS HIP DISEAS-
rs, FlSFuL La or EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALD
HEAD, WENS, POLTPUS OF TIE SoSE,
Or in any other part Of the body,
TUMOT9S AND SWELLINGS
OF every description and without the use of the knife
or any surgical instruments. These last named li4I-
es cannot he cured by correspondence: therefore all
scl patients must place under the Doctors
personal supervision.
Dr. lItLtken has niae new discovery Ofa "Flujd ,,
TINT will produce absorption OF the ~CArARIt1' and
restore permanent vision to tho Eye without resort
I" the knife. All diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the use of the knife
or needln Dr. Bankee has constantly OH hanl at
his Office an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

The result Of the California election is a
fearful blow to Douglas, who discovers that
his peculiar doctrines have taken no hold in
any OF the free States. The Republicans are
not disappointed at Bakers defeat, because
they made very little calculation upon his
election.
Unless Ohio should 90 against the Repub-
loans, which no one here thinks even posi-
BILE, the Little Giant may be considered
shelvod. The Administration 10 not anxious
for Dem ooratic success in any of the Western
States where the friends of Douglas are up
for Office, and it will hardly be disappointed.
Douglass condition is pitiable--abandone ed
at the South BY his party friends, and unable
at the North to obtain any recruits from the
Republisan ranks, be 10 likely to fall to the
ground between the two stools. His vault
ing ambition has o'erleaped itself.
The accounts received here from promi-
nent men in Minnesota, are extremely favor
able to the success of the Republicans, and
the election Of both members Of Congress,
unless the Democrats resort to frauds and
stuff the ballot-boxes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08
From Warrington.

special Dispatch TO the Cintinnati Gazette.l
WAsHnoros, Oct. 3.-Judge Douglas, af-
ter careful consideration, has nearly made
up his mind to abandon his contemplated re-
ply to Blacks article in the CONSTITUTE on
The tone Of the Southern press and South
ern politicians, Of late, has greatly discour
aged him, particularly a. the elections In the
Northern States, 90 far, where his friends
had the swsy, are not fattering to his pros
poets. He sees it would be useless to obtain
the nomination at Charleston BY the votes Of
the hopelessly Republican States, unless he
has some of the Southern support at the
polls. His case 10 daily growing more des-
perate, as the shallow device Of Squattsr
Sovereignty gained him no friends North,
and made him hosts OF foes at the South,
where the most prominent Democrats daily
declare their determination not TO support
him, even il nominated by the National CON-
vsntion. The Administr alton see and rejoice
At his embarrassment, and the complications
with which he has surrounded himself. Re-
treat and advance with him are alike danger
Gus. ,a #3e sas @ 8G
| Russell, Majors b Co., have lost the Utah
| and Oregon Army transportation contract
Il has been given to Irwin h Go. Allison
White, an ex-member OF Congress, 10 one OF
the latter firm. Irving b Co.'s bids were SO
sents per mile less than those of the late con-
tractors. There is pr respect OF revising the
Reciprocity Treaty, which acts unequally.--
Hatch, former Representative from the Buff
falo District, has been appointed to examine
into its op erations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08


Inscribed 10 ERasnA
"Erefy heart KNOBS us owa bifternese."--lOL
APnoRnaA.
Rsch hsart alone it, sorrow knows,
And oft beneath : smiling face
The bitter stream In silence flows,
Unseen, unsunned, with solemn pAee.
Oh, deep and bitter ara the wrongs
That o er thy life their shadows fling,
And blighting memories In throngs
Around thy heart In sadness cling.
know land Of palm and vine,
Whore blooms the lotus Ger the lake,
And ut the dawn or days decline
Ger IL the beams OF beauty break.
Yet e'en that land, Of al the world
That seems the brightest and the best
Whore sorrow = nag seems ever furlsd,
And Heavens supremest blessings rest,
The tigers cave, the lions lair,
The scorpions nest, the wizards hall,
Have cursed 1t, though % passing fair
The serpent's trail is over all.
So in the valley Of thy life,
Where hope and love together knelt,
Whore, blushing maid, or loving wife,
Or mother fond, ere while thou dwelt:
Yes. there Oh there the friends were found
That turned thy happiness 10 hate;
That taught thy heart such grief profound
1t longs to pass tho gloomy gate.
But mercy reigns Oh Jet ere long
The ssrpont's self shall love beguile,
And Ger the realm OF Grief and Wrong
The sun OF Peace forever smile.
Oct.4 1859. KnoKuK MArRos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

ST. Lows, Oct. 4.
The steamer w. NJ. Morrison, this p. M,
was discovered to be on fire, in room 10 the
nursery, under the ladies' cabin, but the
flames were easily extinguished. Soon after.
at 8 p. m, smoke was seen issuing from her
texas, which, together with the contents, were
all destroyed. About III 600 will repair the
damage. The fire was the work Of On ineen-
diary, as a careful examin askon showed ira
oes Of combustible materials in different
parts Of sho texas. Several such attempts
to burn steamboats, at our wharf have been
repeatedly made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08
The Chinese War ExcIteme nj.

BOSTON, Dot. D.
+. B. Beaumont, of Jamaica Plains, and
now resident at Hong Kong, China, in q
letter dated 2lst of July, says: ga rumor
here, probably Chinese story, 10 that the
Emperor has sent u communication to the
GoveuHg Of Shanghai, saying that the firing
fro Forts at the mouth Of Pei-Ho river
upon td6 British and French Embassy, was not
by his orders, but by those Of Mandarins,
whose heads he had ordered to be struck of
for the act, and it is expected that the Amer
lean Minister, Mr.. Ward, has proceeded to
Pekin. Mr.. Bruce, the British Minister, has
gone to Japan, to remain there awhile"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08
Destructive Expiesisn.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 4.-The boilers in the
steam Touring mills OF M. Tinsley h Co.,, Of
this city, exploded this morning, completely
demolishing the building containing the en-
CINE and boilers. Two men have been taken
out OF the ruins. Michael Dunn, the engineer
badly injured, and il 10 thought cannot live,
and Fred. DlAmberg, badly injured By the
walls falling on him, but not fatally. Forsa-
nstely there Was no one in that part OF the
mill but the engineer at the moment Of ex-
ploBion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08
La NJ ountain ana Hadd ock the Aero.
nauloe

OTTAWA, g. W.. Dot. 4.-prof I.Mcr.-
tain and Mr.. Haddock came into Ottawa to-
day, having landed $50 miles north Of here
in the Canada wilderness. They were
brought out by Indian guides 10 bark canoes.
They travelled in their balloon 500 miles, and
we're up in the air only from 4 to = hours
For over four days they have been in the
wilderness without food, and with no means
Of striking FIRE. They were rescued most
providentially by . MIR. Cameron, who was
hunting timber with Indian guides.
The Man who Knocked Down stry.
| ker was I'm tho Intercss OF TIA m a J
/ ny Hail.
NEw YoRK, Oct. Cornelius Wood. who
!. was alleged had pushed down Stryker Il
the instigasIon Of Mozart Hall men, comes
out 10 40 affidavit, declaring that be was IN
tho interest OF Tammany Hall and the 70.
genoy, a. represented BY Cagger and Fowler,
ana ina. 10 knocking do1n Stryker be had
knocked down the wronrr1nn, and intended
Ito lay low Mr.. Alvord, III fIhAirman Of NJ
7Cngulsr and rival Convensi6Isx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

DAYTON, Oct. 4.
Hon. Thomas Corwin addressed an i'm
mense crowd adjoining the fair grounds in
Greenville to-day. The farmers came 10
from the country 10 procession, carrying flags
and banners. A huge wagon, drawn BY thir-
tsen yoke OF oxen, and another drawn by six
or seven yoke, were in the procession. The
best spirit prevailed, and Corwin made one
OF his happiest efforts. He Was speaking
when the train left, and was to be followed
by Hon. Robert G.. Schenck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08
Election n X n sas..TAO Wyand 0tte
ConstiimttOnx AOpssa.
LKAYHNwORTn, Oct. 4.

LEAyENwoRTn, Oct. A.
An election was held II KAnsas TO day on
the question Of acceptance Or rejection OF the
Wyandotte Constitution, which passed of
quietly. The adoption Of tho CONSTITUTION is
generally conceded. LsAvsnworth gives 23l
majority for the Constitutien. Atchison city
and township gives ons majority. Other
precincts to hear from win increase the ma
jority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

LEXINGTON, KY, Dot. 5.
The Covington and Lexington Railroad
was sold at auction to-day for 81, 125, OOO.--
The bid was made by w. II. Gsdgs, OF Gov
ington, for what is known IS the Bowler
Company. The sale was made to satisfy q
Judgment obtained by the second mortage
bondholders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

A great variety Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, for sale at No. 4, Estes House, Main
street.
N. B.-Everything sold Uarrdnted 10 be
true to name, or the money will DO refunded.
Sept. 7, '58d. WIN. BARNES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08
New YORK murAsrers.

NIw YoRK, Got. 5.
The death sentence PASSED on James Ste
phens, tho wife poisonar, Was affirmed by the
Court Of Appeals, while the same Court ro-
xersed the sentence Of James Shepherd, con-
demned to death for murder and arson.
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CO oFgia Eiccgton.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 5.
| The Third Congressional District 10 con-
oeded to the Opposition. The bslsncs Of the
Districts are regarded ~ Democratic, though
the vote in the TIN and 9th 10 CLOSE.
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We are authorized to announce HAWKIN6TAY-
LOR an Independent candidate for Senator, TO an
the place made vacant by the resignation Of Dr..
Allen