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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

$4,000 ADDITIONAL PAID TO JoHs a. VISA.
,xcIoy-Frvm III. Secretasys repor, ia the N'EHi
Ver.oa Record We observe that another in'ais =, a.
# ten thousand dollars has been pal over =! n.
PCS he Treasure. TO Mr.. Washington, IN payment
Gov Noupt Vernon Out Of $s0, 0oo purc nsss money,
only abou, s3U 900 now reInsirs TO be paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10
secatl, of Lieut.. bseii.

NORfOLK, Tbur5day, Jnuc y, no.
Lieut. Wipg6eld 5. Bell Of the Revenue Service
q ed last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

CorKr OF ArPrALs, June 9, ls5s.-Nos o. ~
2ls y $751; .iruek oa No Is Thompsos - Ce.s. 49,
Mr. Gridl.y for appellant, and MI j. T. ''A'-'A -
''a ca mar for Jur. lc-u L. H. Is Is II. B,7il 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

This was . very interesting trot- The day Wa
most propitious, tue track in excellent order and the
ATTENDANCE fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10
THE TURF.

TRorrIsG on IRE FassIos CoURsK-T isrs1ay.
June 9, lsS9.-Mls heats, best three in five. Purse
a sfl. 3.fs Ia % ba S,.c,,pr 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10
TIE BATTLE OF MONrEBELr,O.

The details ~ the battle of Montebollo ara qsses
conflicting especially as to the strength Of tho fscs
employed, Austrian acc UNITS plscDg the number Of
the French as high ~ n, go u-n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

The above report being the concluding one for
the year 1858, ii will not be out of place to
pituiate.
dnd that August 9Th the hottest day OF
the year, and February 10th the coIdest-the Their
momctcr indicating 96 deg aud 5.5 on those days
respectively.
Ny rain gusge was injured in the seyere storm
of May 30h, go that have not kept an account
of the quantity of rain. 1 have, however, seen nm
account. kept by Mr.. Paryin, Of Muscatine. which
is probably nearly correct for this place He gives
the aggregate for the year. s2.ol inches. am
inclined to think, however, that We have had more
than that quantity here. For instance, Mr.. p.
gives 6.ds inches for April, whrn il my recoiiec-
tivr the subject IL sAty had IL kseAak II
inches. / distinctly remember that some time in
that month, more than two inches fell In twelve
minutes.
/ intend hereafter to discontinue the report Of
those baibs, which, although they have been ths
sub ect u some fun and inerrimen,, l think tina,
portion Of the report has not been generally un'
derstood; and th erefure has not been appreciated
shall substitute the quantity Of rain In each
month. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10
Family EasIffsgs.

Ia many families where both love and good
temper prevail, there is what may be called
an irksome rather than q sinful mode of
carping and eontradicting each other. No
harm 10 meant, and no ofie ce is taken; but
what can be more irksome than TO hear two
sisters, for instance, continually setting each
other right upon some trihing points, and
differing from each other in opinion for no
apparent reason, but from habit Of contra
diction? And such habit does il become.
that one may sometimes see persons who
have acquired it, contradict their own state.
ments, just made, the moment any one ad-
yanoes the same opinion. Il il generally on
such trlhes that this bad habit shows itself
SO that il may seem needless 60 advert to it
but It'll family fault, and should be guard
ed against, for ii is an annoyance, though
but petty one, never to be able to oper
your lips without being harassei by suct
contradictions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

CO More than three hundred persons,
snamcs unknown," have died in New York
during the past year. What fact for
thought. What histories Of yice and crime,
OF sorrow and destitution were theirs. And
bow many stralning eyes yet look for the re-
turn of these Unknown dead, and how many
waiting souls still expect their return with
that feeling Of .'hope deferred which maketh
the heart sick
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

EcLirsEs il TnE YgAg ls5q.--There will
be six Ec.lpses ibis year, two Of the Moon,
and four OF the sun, as follows.
l. partial Eclipse Of the Sun, February
I'd, invisible In the United States.
2. total Eclipse Of the Moon, February
18th, early in the morning, visible through.
out the United States.
3. A partial Eclipse Of the Sun, March 4th,
invisible In the United States.
4. A partial Eclipse Of the Sun, July 10Th
IN the afternoon. This Eclipse will be yer,
emnll, hsting only few minutes, and 90
anrs ehout m hour before sunset. Visible
q - Eastern, Northern and Middle States
S. a total Eclipse Of the Moon, Angus,
18Th. invisible in the United States.
i s. 4 partial Eslipse OF the Sun, August
2sth. fnyisfhi4 n t6e United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10
Coal. Coal.
CAPITOL ~ EsTAUH ANT,

10 q a ! n e n - - Il
rlsHE Proprietors having re-epcncd and refur.
furnished The CApltYt 1estMura nj In
the most thorough her, are prepared to furnish
meals Ut all hours and 81 low rates. They will a.
ways have the best the market affords. Oysters
and Game served up In avery style.
Day Board per week, So 90.
Rooms suitable for Offices or Lodgings, in the
same building, for rent very low, by the week
month or year.
II. NJ. BROOKS, n.
LOWELL HOWE, rfoprie'ofs.
decIl -alm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

GTA new Administration paper, under
the name and style OF the Daily National
Democrat, made it's appearance in Cleveland
with the opening Of the present year Of grace.
has been for some years past familiar in
Ohio politics, and supports without reserve
the present National Administration agains
all orposers. 1t isa live paper, and We Civ,
II very cordial reception to our file Of ex
changes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

eTThe telegraph Of Saturday reports that
4. Mallory, Comptroller Ut ST. Louis, was
caught 10 bed with Wards wife, whereupon
the said Ward attempted TO kill his wife, and
did kill himself. And, also, that one d. @.
Dowd committed suicide because he had
killed another man, uninsensionally, by CIV
ing him an over dose Of opium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

CT Hon. Vim. A. Howard will contest the
seat Of Ills Democratic opponent from the
Detroit district. Howard was defeated BY 4
very small majority, ard elaine that there
Was large numberuf frauialentand illegal
votes coaated against him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
KeOkuk Nursery.
TREES FOR 1859

q ~ ~ - NV
Az l. have on hand cv.r
w o o o o o
A i i l. Il T Ii Il Z s
for sale, many IT them
measuring in height ~
feet. Also, a hne lot of
Red G. dars, very large
Pears, standard 4 dwarf !
Peach, Cherry, Plum, and
Che smut Trece !; Coos bar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10
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nusINEsS NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cascK.
Daily subscr bers can pay the carrier III they pre-
fer, once in two weeks. The carrier \ advised 10
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except In the case ogpcustomen with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

w. a. RICE. Archttcct,
II AS removed his OfBce into the 3nd story Of
/ i Hatch Thomrson's new Bank Building, On
corner Of Main and Second streets. Entrance to
Once on Gcoond-st. fmoh16dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

ry, currsnt. Raspberry, Blackberry tshe .Lawton1
Bushes. strawberry Plants, Khubarh, Evsrgreens
Roses, TO-, for sale at the lowest cash prices.
Having been in the business for the past ei ght
years, VIC are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested and to give ell necessary instructions
with regard 10 their culture.
Ali orders filed promptly.
Nursery on the plank-road near he city
KAY d BERNARD.
KrokMk, Iowa, Jan. II, SIS dAwym
WHO Will INAUEt
4 M one wanting to elese cut stock Of Gro
~ ceries, Dcy Goods Clothing. &C., can hear II a
customer who has good farm Of 3 20 acres, within
mile OF Charleston in Lee county, at fair prise,
far such a stock.
Apply for one week, 10 SAMPLE co.
Jan 7, '5a-diw
r. W eLAGKfT. a. BRQwss WI. cLaGErT,
siagett, browne Il siageu,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
hGoh a ss.IUFd
five on second-st. In samples Building.
| Jansl1p
DIE. T.. SEYFFAKTH,
/ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
CORNER or TENTH AND aIau-srs.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10


VIVA. roundabout way lawyers have Of
drawing up deeds and documents. 1t is al.
most enough to keep q nervous person from
"going TO Law at ALL" The following is q
fair sample:
">uprose man wished to give another an
orange. Instead Of making simple decla.
ration, and saying, give you that orange
he must set forth his act and deed in this
way: 4 do hereby give you, all and singu-
lar, my estate land interest, right, title
and claim, and advantage Of and in that or
ango, with all ito rine, skin, pulp, juice and
pips, and all right and advantages therein,
with full power to cut, suck, bite, or other
wise eat the same orange, or give the salise
away, with or without its s4in, rind, juice,
pulp and pips, anything heretofore or herein
after, or in any other dse5 or deeds, instru.
or any wise, Notwithstanding.
| INxBKiaTY.--W When this vice has taken fast
hold Of a man, farewell industry
attention TO things worthy Of attention--fare-
(, -eM lnve e v.-.-c.s .c-!s.y farewell. &c
cercy oil manners, and farewell to even an
attention Of person. Everything 10 sunk by
the predominating and brutal appetite. La
| how many instances do We see men who have
begun life with the brightest prospects be-
1 fore them, and who have closed ii without
any ray Of comfort and consolation Young
men with good fortunes, good talents, good
tempcrs, good hearts, good constitutions,
only being drawn into the vortex Of the
drunkard, have become BY degrees, the most
loathsome and tespicable Of mankind. La
the house of the drunkard there il no happi.
ness for any one. All ID uncertainty and
anxiety. lie is not the same mar for any
one day at time. No one knows Of hi
outgoings and incomings. When he vii
rise or when he will lay down TO rest, |.
wholly matter Of chance. That which d,
swallows for wha. he calls pleasure, bring,
pain as surely ~ night brings morning. Pow.
ersy and misery are in the train. Exohaass
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

G1-The United States DistYic. Court for
Iowa Was In session at Dubuque last week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10
TWO WEEKS LATER
From Pixies Peak !!

inst In Time for the Holidays!
A FINE lot Of Jewelry Silver Wsre, Hair Or
~ naments, L., Ae., suitable for the Holidays,
just received. Also, another lot of those
GOTHIC AND ALARM CLOCKS,
And fresh supply Of those pure ITALIAN VI0-
LIN STRINGS, best imported by
pARMELE BRO,
dec3id2w bT4 Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

A WArgRy distributing the last dry
spell avery raw back-woodsman, just down
from bis native wi!ds TO see the CITY sights,
was standing on corner all agapc, just as
u water machine broke loose and began TO
squirt it's hnid contents to allay the dust. -
he hackwoodsman thought the cask had
sprung sudden and unpremeditated leak,
without the knowledge and connivance Of
the driver, who was riding along and taking
bind his hack, 50 be sung out -
"say, stranger, your waters oil wasting
out y tnas bar
.sstraneero took no notice Of this infor-
matlon, and the machine kept on delivering,
which caused the rustic to remark -
"Ihat ere man won't get nary drop of
that water hum gin il keeps on squirtin' out
that way. He must be FOOL
rT-A story is told Of doctor 10 the good
iy town of b., not hundred miles from YER
mont. The doctor constantly missed wood
from bis pile, and kept and kept watch. AS
was expected it proved TO be the work Of II
near neiahbor, who soon appeared, and care.
fully culling out al dry wood, started %
with IN armful. The doctor hastily gathered
W AL armful of green wood, and followed,
tugging as fast as he could, and just as the
man threw down his armful, tbs doctor did
the same, exclaimlng, .sThere! you must
burn green wood part Of the time! have
70 ~ and departed, leaving the thief 10 his
own reflections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
rltHE Law Partnership heretofore existing under
the name aud style Of Dixon Brown, Ia thi,
day dissolved BY lis own limitation. The business
Of the firm will be settled by either member Of thu
frm, but the accounts in the hands Of q
-. sn.h
same. GEO. g. DIXON.
keokuk, Dec. II rs. GIBSON BROWNE.
a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

Clothing store.
No. Estcs Meuss. KsOkak.
n order to raise "she needfnl,' will sell until
the sst Of FEBRUARY, AT GONT voR CASH.
No humbag, gentlemen. Call in aid sec for your
selves. think can convince ytu that AIN hos-
est In my assertion. l have good custom ma .
work, and will sell Il for CASH.
A. W:GkIFFITH,
Jan. 4, '5e-d No. 3 Estes House.
A FEW handsome business suits, ixtsst sly 10,
II for sale NJ No, Estes House. A. VI. q.
cctl4
a Lsu, good assortment u shirts and Collars,
"A 1t No. Estes House A. We.
oc.A
A GOOD assortment of u .oyes Neck Ties, Ae.
n ut NJ. Estes House. AWE.
octfa
llofs' Youths nnd Children d Clothing, for sale
- at M. Estes Heuss. A. VIC.
Oct Ii. lA5S Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

TaH Dxs MONKS VALLEY WIG is published
every Monday a,this Office. IL one efthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended c'reu-
iafion through the Des Moines Valley North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10
The IAtnnd of II ocE Island Declared
10 be the properly Of ths pre-emP-

tfrem the hosk Islahd Comnercial.l
From a letter ust received from we'll in
formed parties AT Washington, wo CLEAN the
following most important news:
The Commissianer of the Land Office has
decided TINT the reservation OF Rock Island
for military purposes, ceased in ls4s, and
that the land became subject to prs. omption
by the transfer then made by the Secretary
OF War to the Land Department, all except
/ that on which the public buildings stood
There are two parties claiming the right to
| the lots on which they have settled. Each
claim for possession about the same time
| The Rock Island pre-emptors are Meesrs.
Is. G. Smith, j. II. Langly, Jesse kenneday
Ii. Adams, Henry chamberlin, James Lack.
ev, Vim. u q. SHELTON, Cyrus Conxlin.--
They have built houses and made improve
ments, and have also lived with their fami-
lies on the Island for almost two years past.
The other set are Aiessrs. Thales Lindsey
u. r. Church, Steward, Fred Calkins. There
were three others who have lost their claim
as pre- emptors b. leasing the land. The lat.
ter are Messrs. Raub, Fairelough and Water.
man. The effect Of this decision will not
only be to benefit tie pre.emptors, but tc
bring this valuable land into market, and
render it, in oil probability, extremely valu.
able to this locality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

f@We notice complaints in many OF our
Iowa exchanges OF the increase Of drunken
ness and resulting rowdyism, in various
towns Of the State. 1t il very much to be
deplored that this vice prevails to greater
extent amongst the younger portion Of the
And upon every public day which gathers
the people in massce, and upon every holi-
day, the unlimited indulgence leads to beast
~ intoxication, disorder and crime. Amongst
other places in which manifestations of this
character are evidently on the increase, we
notice the town Of Oskgloosa. Some OF our
readers may remember that IN editor was at
tackled in bis room by a doggery keeper, with
crowd Of ruthans at his heels, couple Of
years or so ago, and that the editor, IN self.
defence, shot his assailant. Although be
was absolved from all blame by jury, the
doggery influence on public sentiment was
80 strong that it was not deemed polite for
the editor to conduct the paper there any
longer. and 80 il passed into other hands,
With such evidences of the power and popu
larity Of the doggery keepers and their allies
and victims, it is scarcely to be wondered al
that drnkenness produces riot and disorder
in the day and makes night hideous with its
orgies in Oskaioosa.
But after all, there is this consolation,
that the evils of intemperance are becoming
% manifest as to attract the attention of oil
good citizens and to arouse them to seek a
remedy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

KELLOGG q BIRGE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
FRUIT DEALERS.
Cnnn,ission Merchants,
And Dealers In
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No. l4D MAIN srREEr,..............kEo xuK, Iowa.
Dee24dAwlm
UyLOuM ..-25O bhls. Fleus o., hand and for
Il shle At lowest market rates, At isa Main-st.
dee24dAwlm KELLOGG 4 BIkaE.
lsOEsEE.--i35 bags Rio Coffee, Of yarions
~ grades, for sale low by
des2aaAwlm KELLOGG i BIRGE.
GuGAR. ego hhds n J. O. sugar just received
- In store and will be sold by the hid In Dbl.
very low for cash, at l49 Main-st.
dec24aAwlm KELLOGG 4 BlK6E.
MOLANSEs.- -2b hbls. sugar Honse and
lxA Plantation Molasses ast received and for ssie
ut No. i<9 MAin-st., BY
dse24dAwlm KELLOGG BIRag.
SALT..-BOO bags q. a. Salt Ter sale by
- dec24dAwim KELLOGG 4 BiRGE.
The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG 4 B,RGE, Agents,
No. lac Main street EoKuK, IOWA.
+ lFFER FOR SALE, in quantities to suit, the
~ following varieties OF Powder
R,ne-Fa. Pro. and FFFa. in Is, III, and
GIN Kegs.
FFfd. In eases Of IS l lb. canisters.
- ss
Blasting and Mining-F. fF. and o. rs Id. kegs.
kAvxrr FusE Mt wholesale and retail.
We will furnish the above Powder by single pack
age, At lowest market rate.
We will furnish merch ants contractors and a uar-
rymen, quantities upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver to them here, thereby saving to them al risk
OF transportation. In all cases We will uAnAHrER
eur powder 10 give satisfaction.
Consumers Of powder buying In B, 10 or 20 krg
lots, can save money by buying of Us.
Sportsmen can buy Of NJ 1t retail
powpsa N snd ID. canissers, and any desired
quantity.
suor, by pound, bag or keg.
our Cars, by the box or thousand.
61 KELLOGG BIRaE.
| drc2tdAw Nh. Ito Mkin Ut.
ONkutRst
MAtsbyss asalusm Gro oysters.
DEtNG Agents for this celebrated brand of Oys-
der, Ne shali always b. In supply, and We shall
sell at retail or by tbs c7se, NJ low ~ any other
6rst class bsasd. Hotel. Saloons and Families ear
always depend upon the vaxsnsEss, Of those oGer.
KELLOGG 4 BTR6E,
dee2tdAw No. lao Main. street.
rEAs.
XyYE are receiving direct from Boston, and nov
| w have ready for examination and sale, tn,
| fr~shest, choicest, Ard cheapest stock OF TEAS
| In this market, consssti OF
Imperial,
Old Tyson,
6anpowdor,
Young Iiyson,
ooIong Black
/ TEA. We are selling ut rstai NJ gaod Teas NJ u
cents herslogo lore sold for 81, and all grades u
least 20 per cent isss than the usual retail price
/ All We ask Ia y trial. Heaicfs buy by sb.
Cheat, CT OtbSIMsEe, at very taw hAures.
KELLnUu a HfHGF,
5 des14ddw Na.lss M@in-st.
CHAN tRHIE~,
/ 1 n BBLs. reesid this morning ard for sale b.
/ J. " dec 14dkw KELLOGG bIkGE.
Fruits and Nuts.
/ AyE Offer for ssie very Choice md Fresh Sc
/ w lection of FRUITS and SLTd, direct frou
New Yars, ~ low prices.
New Layer Rsisins,
New Zante Curfants,
/ New French prsnes,
New titron
| English Walnats, Fiiherts, Dates, Brazil Nuts
Almonds, DC, DC. Ac.
All of which are new and fresh, and will be SOLE
at wholesale or retail by
KELLOGG 4 BlRGE,
| dec2iddw No. lsD Maln-sl.
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

The people Of Georgia, Alabama and
other States Of the South, who connive at
the importation OF Africans and sell them
into slavery IN violation of Inv, src doing
all in their power TO overthrow the sanctions
by which they hold their negroes a. property.
II they can succeed in impressing the public
mind with the sentiment that the law which
forbids the kidnapping Of freemen and sell
ing them as slaves may be resisted because
II 10 inconsistent with the principles and in
terests Of the Shareholders, then il will not
be so difficult to impress the minds Of non-
Shareholders that laws against liberty may be
rightfully resisted when they violate the sense
Of justice and the principles Of the great
masses OF the people.
The shareholders rights of property stand
only on the reverence Of the public for naked
Law, in violation of equity and right. De-
ssroy that reverence for Law, aud slavery can
only be sustained by the power of the sword
and that cannot long continue in the hand.
of the stockholders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

CO Stephen A. Douglas Was reelected
Senator by the Legislature of Illinois on the
5th instant, by a vote of "a, to 46 for Lin
coin. As this question was settled ut the
November election, and on enormous amour.
Of powder burnt, and a greater amount oil
liquor drank in celebration Of the victory on
that occasion, We think the party might fore.
60 general drunk now M entirely saper
rogasory. Blu. every one to his taste and
as the taste Of the Douglas democracy in
clines them to rot gut, We suppose We shall
have to submit to a repetition Of their orgies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-10

INxBsiaTY.--W When this vice has taken fast
hold Of u man, farewell industry ---farewell
attention to things worthy Of attention--fare-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-21
The Germans and Repub.ica ts.

Whilst we have no disposition to classify
citizens by any term ofnationality that would
imply separation, we may yet be permitted
to use phraseology that will set forth our
meaning in commenting upon large part of
our population who took an especially active
interest in the late canvass. Wherever the
contest has come mp between freedom and
slavery, between honesty and corruption, be-
tween principle and plumber, the citizens of
German nativity have never failed in exercl-
sing their suffrage to give solid expression
to sentiment unequivocally approving the
former. Themselves pioneers of free labor
in fields and forests in the West, they would
he false to every association of domestic life,
did they withhold their hand from the pro-
gresSion that is securing the heart of this
vast continent to the inheritance of freemen.
Constitutionally inclined to an exactness of
dealing and fultillment that ensures integrity
to their private business, they cannot tolerate
any departure from the straightest course in
public matters. Need we add therefore, as
further compliment to national traits that
have shown forth so largely wherever German
citizens have planted themselves in this
country, that in the struggle which has Just
ended in the overthrow of the most corrupt
clique of plunder politicians that ever victim
lied any community, they have been found
en- masse on the right side. It's with pride
that we say that no former relations seem to
have had influence to lead them astray.-
They have unitedly, boldly, honestly, cast
thei- votes to sustain the cause of good gov
ernment in our city.-TSt Louis Democrat.