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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-05
CANNON & MATTHEW'S, Auctioneers.
BY GIB-ON d co

fs.A IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
# the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, the undersigned
~ Trustee, will sell at the Exchange Rooms Baltimore
city on EuNESDAY, the 10Th day of October O'Clock
P NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in said city thus described
Beginning for thesame the line the side Of Stricken
street. the distance of 10 feet sOuthery the south
east corner of Hons and Stricken streets; and running
thence souhery bounding the side of Stricken
p feet thence easery parallel with Holns street. $50 feet
or less to alley 20 feet wide laid out for public use
thence norhery bounding the side of said alley q
feet and thence westerly by straight line $50 feet
less to the place of beginning The said Lot being subject
annual ground of 1884, payable semannuay
the first days of April and November and improved by
three story Brick DWELLING HOUSE with brick Back
Building.
Terms of Sale prescribed by the DecreeAre onehird
cash. the balance in two equal payments of and II months
from the day of sale the credit payments bear interest
from the day OF sale and to be secured by the note notes
of the purchaser purchasers, endorsed the satisfaction
of the Trustee.
VIM r Prick. Trustee
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The advantages offered by the Bay Line the Balt
Steam Packet Company for forwarding goods for the
entire South should induce shippers inquire Of before
facilities for the transportation Of merchandise for all
points the s B. Il r. R., Black Water River, Wilmington
Weldon r. r., Raleigh X CASTOR r. R., GAINESVILLE Va)
Road the N c. Central R. r. and for the Sou generally,
are such afforded by lines and the induce
should be overlooked For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet Company's wharf
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VERY VALUABLE GARDEN LOTS


Win be offered on the premises, on TUESDAY, October
lth at O'Clock, p NJ situated short distance from the
city limits and in high state of cultivation, the Pha-
delpha road, lately owned by Adam RosS-the turnpike
passing about through the centre of the farm, which finely
watered with several never falling springs of excellent
water part of this farm is situated high ground and
handsomely wooded from which there a beautiful view
of the bay and the city Those grounds
Of the road with the Orange farm and the other with
the lands of the late Judge sell and Mr. Gold borough
being about miles the city limits 1t will offered
in lots of one more, to suit purchasers
Terms at sale.
70 b A,,,fs
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stofks, Gxfbalqe, 1T.

SIGHT AND TINE BILLS ON ALL THE
Oncpa cities and towns of the UPiHp PuFc6aRss y
DANK OF MANASSAS NOTES WANTED.by
ID o5-tfr THos. J. CARSON
4 DvANCES MADE ON TIME PAPER by
n o5tfr THos J. CARSON.
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES BOUGHT AT
u BEST RATES by TH0S. J. CARSON.
T AND WARRANTS WANTED BY, noo,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
o5tfr :, y, -. THos. J. CARSON.
baltimore CITY 6's, 1875, FOR SALE.
I'D s27-lm McKTM co.
GTATE OF MARYLAND 6 PER CT. STOCK
SET s2sn ''i' - sAML HARRIS SONS.
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
1VA and Merchants Bank Stock; Baltimore and Ohio Rail
' $40 i # -''''O'' y sAMI HARRIS SONS
MISSOURI SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
NIsALE BY P.H. SULLIVAN,
DRIME NEGOTIABLE BUSINESS PAPER
Il wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
EIRST-CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
PAPER payable in any of the large markets negotia
sl9tf A Second street
Union BANK STOCK WANTED BY
u SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
j2s6 Basement Chesapeake Bank
LIRANKLlN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
Il SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,s
j2s-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
lift IS Buchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
j7-tf 2OS Baltimore street.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITSBY
L apl4-tf JN0. s. CUTTINGS 4 co
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
az BOMBS endorsed and s Mek& 90 for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
" sIAH LEE & co. j2f
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jlt f'''o''''' " PURvIs 4 CO.
FXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO h co.
IL San Francisco, Call and on P. c. BoMBALIER & CO,
Havana, in sums to suit, for sale by , ~ mo,
aplO-H II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
T. LAMBERT Cuttings,
j1tf No. IS Buchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER & CO.,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER CO.,
jelf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER & Co,
iel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP COVER h CO,
jel-tf Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
IL PENDERGAST BROS,
m3O-tf No II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
/ v wanted by KNOX & CO.,
ap2Stf Exchange Place.
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ apl4tf JNO. s CUTTINGS co.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO S. Cuttings 4 Co,
ap14-tf No 90 South street.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
" points OF the Union by
aplI-tf JNO. ). CUTTINGS CO.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
auIS-tf Grocers Exchange
EXCRANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO AND ALL
1.-the principal mining towns of California for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
m30-f No II Smiths wharf stairs
STOCKS, BONDS and ali other kinds of Secu
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VOTE JSDERSTASDiNGLS.

40 man should presume TO claim the right
Of an American C.tizrn-tha elective fran
rhj-"-- without he is prepared to exercise
thlt right Understandings. Mkt Monday
evening, let every man make up his mind
for whom he wi! cast his suiTrages the Dcxt
day. Their minds once made up, let them act
upto the dictates of the Judgment formed.
when they were unscwycI by excitement, I'M
bribed by gain. and unawe4 by power. If
this were done, the occupation of "clcction-
eercro' would bo gone, and but little work
left for whisky and ,cDseiess drmonstra-
ti0ns If the kind to be ilaugur0ted by the
independents next TucalA-, to DO. Positive
men i. 2. men that are positive in their
conclusions, when once formed. are not Of
ten approached hy men, for the purpose of
influencing their votes. Men who profess
certain principles, if they believe those prin-
ciplcs right, and have men placed before
them every way uncxccptionabie, should
work and vote for the upholdlng of such
principles. Men who have no minds of
their own, or principles either, for that
matter, are those upon whom the ''election-
ccrcrs' will light. Ike a hawk upon a chick
en-. Let the voters of Pottawa tamie Coun-
ty, show these gentleman, for once, that
they have opinions and minds of their own.
and vote without fear, favor or affection,
rs their jud .mont, may lictat". Then will
they vindicate their right to the title Of an
enlightened American citizen. For the re-
suit we have no fear.
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\ correspondent of the Hamkeye, writing
from Ucoola, says that the " ahle man and
popular fayoritc " addressed some two doz.
en- auditors at that place on the evening of
the 23l inst. llo "spoke for near two
hours, delivering himself Of tissue Of lies,
and base inconsistencies sufficient to shock
the moral sensblIitics of any man who has
any regard for truth or candor. The most
gcs were made without particle of evil
dence to corroborate them and many of
which were SO absurd rs to be detected by
every enc present. The correspondent
further says: a bright specimen Of wis
dom is this Rabbit. As usual with the
Democratic speaker of this campaign, the
great burthen Of his heart was the oppres-
sious of the dear people, and Q ! how his
heart yrHrntd for them. lie talked long
and loud about the manner il which Renub
leans were stealing from the ''public crib"
and after cnumeratlng every item in the ac-
count, taking his own figures for it. the
amount footed up to the sum of three thou
sand dollars, which is Seren thousand less
than the Col. himself has pocketed Giving
the COL, then, the benefit of his charges.
all of which we deny, however, we ask
which is the better policy. viewing the mat
ter in the light Of economy, to vote for the
Republican candidates, all of whom have
stolen but three thousand dollars in five
years. or vote for Col. Rabbit, who has
plunged his barred arm into the public Treas
urv and drawn therefrom ten thousand dol
dars. Policy then, wonId dictate to us to
vote for the Republicans, taking the Coils.
argument as true. But we deny every
charge made by Rabbit against the Repub-
lcan officers, and he, himself failed to bring
any evidence in confirmation of them.
Democrats here, many of them, look
upon Rabbit as being poor timber out of
which to make Lieut.. Governor, and it is
hardly probable that he will poll the strength
of bis party in this county,"
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Although the organ Of the would be Lieut..
Governor, keeps the regularly nominated
Democratic County Ticket at its mast head ,
it has had scarcely a word to say in behalf
Of the claims of those candidates upon the
sutfrngcs Of the people Of this county. Three
weeks ago, we asked this organ if those can
didates were capable. Up to this whiting,
we have received no answer-mum is the
word. Now, what is the matter? Are thoGe
candidates incapable Of filing the Offices for
which they were desi grated by Democratic
Convention? Or, has the Bugle Ignored the
canvassing of County affairs, lest its course
might in ure the chances of Mr.. Babbitt. for
the Lieut.. Goeernorship? We think the
latter the more probable solution Of its
course in the canvass for County officers
\ few votes for Mr.. Babbitt are considered
Of more Importance than the interests Of
poor old Pottawattamle County! Well, so
be it, but is Babbitt so dear and Dem0cra.
cy so cheap to the Bugle, that it will sacrI-
fee the latter for the former? 1t seems So.
Mum is the word-vote for Babbtt, and Fet-
ter Sand the balance" can take care Of
themselves. Vote for Rabbit, and we'll
keep mum seems to be the understanding
with the Bugle and the Independents. Let
her rip-it will avail them naught-it was
only the "naturs of the beast - that excited
our curiosity, Mum, is the word.
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--------------- ----sas . O. -
EEi nNING XEAPNHS

Billy Garner & Co., in their famous cir
cular, state that they "appeal, not to the
passions of the people, but to their intelli
gence, and to their reason" Farther, they
saythey have endeavored to avoid everything
" calculated to sway the feelings of the
ignorant" The conclusion is obvious,
that they do not intend to do anything only
" calculated to sway the feelings of the
ignorant" In proof of their intentions in
this regard, we may mention, that they
have, We so understand, made arrangements
for a " triumphant march,' from Gamers
Mill to the polls in this city. A grand
cavalcade of wagons, headed by the Brass
Band, is to be formed at Billy Gamers
the procession to proceed from thence to
the polls, with all the fanlaronade Of n
triumphant army taking possession Of Il
captured city. Such is their mode Of rea-
soning:-such are their appeals to the intel
Iigcncc Of the people--such are their
earnest endcavors to avail the commission
Of any act :" calculated to sway the feelings
Of the ignorantH" Candid, sober voters,
what think you Of such reasoning weapons,
for intelligent men? VIII you be caught
Nv such silly butiOOnrv?
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We have never yet witnessed an election
in Iowa, or elsewhere, where the Democra-
cy were not perfectly sanguine of success
before the votes were pollcd. Even in old
Ashtabula, Ohio, with three thousand ma
jority against them, they were always con-
fdent before election. In the contest of
Sc, 81, and IS, if the boas:ful decara-
tons Of locofoco speakers and writer's had
been received as truth, the annrhilation Of
the Republicans of Iowa, would have been
regarded as a fixed fact. The only basis
upon which they rest their shadowy hopes
of success in the present contest, is the
fact that they have few of the old stagcrs
on the rack, who have spent literally, of
the means they have drawn from the Gen
eral Government.
An uuprincipled pack of camp-folowers
have prrambulated the State, drawi ing their
sustenance from the corruption fund. They
have damaged the cause of their masters
and those masters have been so effectually
confronted at every point, as to destroy the
effect of the falsehoods and clamors. Sup
posing that the extraordinary efforts they
have made, have been sufficient to dupe
Intelligent men, they cherish faint hope
of success. They count too upon Republic
can divisions, to give them Legislative gains,
when the truth is, that there is more than
an even chance that their own divisions IN
Lee, Dubuque, Des Moines and Marion
counties, will give US Republican gains from
all those strong Democratic counties.
For time the strife over local questions
in few Republican counties, gave US con-
Germ. But those divisions have been healed,
and the assurance we receive from every
section of the State, leave no more doubt
of a Republican victory next Tuesday, than
of the result in Vermont in lsbO.-Des
MoiRes Citizen.
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DARKNESS TO COVER THE FACE OF THE
EARTH


On and after the 10th of October, until
further notice, the earth will be enveloped
in Nubian darkness, if we are to believe the
organ Of the would-be Lieut.. Governor.
This organ says that that sable man" and
popular favorits" LYsANDER W. BABBITr
els as certain to be elected as the sun to
rise on the 18th day of October" Consd-
ering the fact, that there is no more propa-
bility of BABBIrT's election, than of "Palmer
the nasty" becoming a decent man, it is
certain, if the Buqle is gifted with prophecy,
that total darkness will be the condition of
this mundane sphere, from and after the
10th of October. In view of this fact-and
to prevent such dire calamity-we call
upon the people to rally to the support of
this ''man of much real worth Of character"
without distinction of party Voters !!
choose We, between BABBlTT and reign Of
total darkness on this earth of ours! This
is the issue presented by the friends of the
distinguished gentleman, who, in ordinary
times, prcsides over the destincs of the
Ru0YP
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The California overland mail which ar
rived at st. Louis on the night Of the ID
inst, brought San Francisco dates to the
9th Of September. From the papers re-
cciycd by this mail, though but mcagrc
returns were in, it is rendered more than
probable that the Administration Democrats
have elected their entire ticket, Governor,
congressman, and all State Officers. The
fusion between the Republican and Anti
Lccomptontes, was effected at too late a
day to be Of any avail, and the Golden
State has once more declared for the
hnrl nnnrs
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IOWA AT TUE NATIONAL FAIR,

from The official list Of premiums award
81 Al ;he United States Agricultural FAIR,
We extract the following as avail ded to cit
liens Of this State
Best Devon Herd Second premium, II.
y. Na>hbon, Davenport, so.
Best Jersey usrI-Second premium, Z.
tonh. Davenport, So.
Imported Devon Bulis-C. d. Bent, Iowa
City, $lOp.
American Durham BulIs-Best one year
OLD and under ,, Z. Cook, Davenport, S25.
American Devon BuIls-Best three years
old and upward. second premium. Ii. \.
W"~hbon, Davenport, $40. Under one
year, first, q. d. Bent, Iowa City, So.
American Devon Heifers-C. ID. Bent,
Iowa City, first, So.
American Attorney Bulls Best years
and upwards, first, j. NJ. Cannon, Dayen-
port. 500.
American Attorney Cows and LETTERS
Best years and upwards, j. NJ. Cannon.
Davenport. So. Best years and under
3, j. NJ. Cannon, Davenport, second, S25.
Grade Cows and Heifers-Best years
and under three, II. n. Washbon, Daven-
port, &25.
Trotting Stallions-Under 6 years, J. A.
Green, Muscatine, $50.
Trottng Gelding-Sx years and over,
first premium, j. NJ. Cannon, Davenport,
So.
Elks-pair. second premium, W. W. AL
drich, Cedar Grove. SIS.
Large Asiatic Fowls-Pair White Shang-
hacs, {. ID. Bent, Iowa City. SIS.
Barn Yard Fowls-Pair White Dorkincs,
q ID Rant Inwo tNitv
Ducks-Pair Poland, c. d. Bent, Iowa
City, So.
Turkeys-Pair white, first premium, c.
ID. Bent, Iowa City, SIS.
Guinea fowls-Best pair, second, c. D..
Bent, Iowa City. 50.
Flowcrs-DahIias, J. c.. Westphol, Iowa
City, s.. Dissimilar Dahlias, same. S..
Seeding Dahlias. same, So. Boquet Dab
las, same, 50. Roses, same, s.. Boquet
Roses, same. SO. Dissimilar Verbenas,
same, 50. New Seeding Verbenas, same,
s.. German Asters, same, So. Panses,
ten weeks stock, first premium, same, S..
PhIoxes, first premium, IS. Cut Flowers,
first premium, same, Sl5.
Founders Workmanship-Wash boiler
for stoves, c. S. Camp, Fairfield, Diploma
Worked Misunderstanding vice, II.
c. Hunt, Ottumwa, Diploma.
Cabinet makers Work manship-Bed bot
tom, }. NJ. Noble, Delhi, Deploma.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-08

Travis, Co. Texas Aug. To- 1854
Messrs Flemming Bros Dear Sirs There were
several of Chlls and Fever in my mohe Is family
at the time received the MLane's Liver Pills or
dered in letter Of June 18th. and few dosef admin
istered in each produced the desired effect thus
demonstrating the efficiency of the celebrated Pills in
that disease.
Mother not been troubled with the headache since
she has taken these Pills. and have but few Of
them left, you mill please send another dollars worth
direct above, to Austin Texas Respectfully Yours
MEREDITH W. HENRY
~ Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DR.
MLANE's CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, manufac-
tured by FLEMING BROS. of PITTSBURGH, Pa An
other vermifuGes in comparison worthless DIR.
Lanes genuine vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver
Pills, can now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine ,cithout the signature of
t26l FLEMING BROS.
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we'll, these same contemplate cliques,"
have again had the audacity to place candi.
dates in the field for the Offices, the repre-
sentatives of both these "cliques." have
disgraced. Shall these men be supported
for these Offices The men who uttered
this circular-"upright and honorable men,
with whom the interests Of the county are
Of more Importance than the ties of part"
say no, "for their future honor and in
tegrity will depend in no small degree upon
whose hands they fall into, if elected
Taking this view of the question-and We
defy any man, or set of men, to show that
cur conclusions are not legitimately deduced
from the premises laid down in this circular
all men who would "save the fair fame
of our county from the stigma of insolven'
cy," should support for county officers, the
candidates placed in nomination by the Re-
publican party. Consistent with their own
reasoning, there is no other course left
them. They can't vote for the Democratic
candidates, because "former officers" Of
that party were guilty of "fraudulent trans
Actions" and the future honor and integ-
rity' of their candidates, will, if elected,
"depend in no small degree upon whose
hands they fall into" For precisely the
same reasons, they cannot, consistently with
their professions, vote for the candidates put
forth by "The People," No such objec-
tons can be urged against the Republican
party, or its candidates now before the
people. If these men are really for ''reform
and retrenchment," as they profess, they
will most certainly support the nominees Of
the Republican party. That party has not
been guilty of fraudulent TRANSACTIONS in
the administration of the affairs of the
county-it has never been in the position
to do so, if had the Observation-Disclosures the
fraudulent transactions" of "former Off
GERS" have no bearing whatever on their
candidates, and their "future honor and
integrity,'' if elected, DOES NOT, in the
least depend upon ,rhose hands they fail
into" Believing the subscribers to this
circular, "and Others" are honest in their
convictions and determination, we shall
expect them to throw their united vote for
JOB W. DAMON, next Tuesday, then and in
that case, we guaranty them a County
Judge, who will not only "save the fair
fame of our county from the stigma of
insolvency." but who will expose to public
view the administration Of all " former
officers" together with their populations
upon the Swamp Land Fund of the county.
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FEDERAL COURT-BABBITT'S CASE

"Judge Love- says the Gate City. "has
rendered judgment in favor of Babbtt in
the embezzlement case, giving him ten thou
sand dollars which the government claimed
as the money of the United States.' And
upon this rendering the locofoco papers
seem wonderfully rejoiced, and would like
to make it appear that their candidate for
Lieut.. Governor is innocent of the charge.
Let them not be too fast. The case is not
finally disposed Of yet. His innocence or
guilt Is to be further tested. The e. S. is
not altogether satisfied with the rendering
of Judge Love. We understand upon good
authority, that Babbitt will have the blessed
privilege of answering in another and high
er court where the case will be taken upon
a writ of error.
This has been altogether family affair
from the first. Babbitt was appointed to
office by democratic administration-and
removed from Office by democratic admin
istration on the charge of pocketng some
ten thousand dollars that belonged to the
L. s., and suit was brought against him by
democratic administration to recover the
amount. This is the man that the demo-
Gratis are running for Lieut.. Governor-put
forward by the party as a leader in the re-
form measures that are going to be inaugu-
rated il they succeed this l.-Keosa,lqua
Republican.