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Ofean 6teamers, &r.
4 OOK AT THESE PRICES OF The NEW LINE

OOK At THESE PRICES OF The NEW LINE
IL fsr CALIFORNIA.
st~ersse, 90; Second Cabin, &15; virs. Cabin, $780,
including Rsilroad Ticket
Ybs hvoie Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Csp. Tnke-
pa.,h hon P,I No North River, MONDAY, sept
g. u 0sOek connecting Panama Railroad with the
chip ~ the Pacific Ocean
avs Panama tnsurns prompt
at the isthuJus
xbs "aerb Star" will succeed the Northern L6lt," and
have New Yort 10Th s. y;sunber
For fright passage sDpy 20 D. B. Allen, Agent, No.
Bowling Green ktw-Iork City.
B. Al persons oTbia trusting any account Of
- above al 10
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yl,RE GLASGOW aud NGW-YORK STEAM-

Il kHlP COMPANY n'lud ssillrg tn aud p1woTf I
St-su hon NEW YORK dice, % @ IAsGOW floxs
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, October IL, at IL
c'sksk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

dic,yy Of the Snpreme Court that slavery exists in
our T.ri'o res by reason of the Constitution ITSELF
SO IL has failed 10 emf nee the law sgaiJs The Slave
made thus encouraging the revival OF thai ~ 'm)ls
u, fc in accordance With tue wishes Of the headers OF
be party III the Slave States, Who demand T,pva oi
he aw iself.
management o. the Affairs o. the Stale and N.aonai
s at has failed to give tba. sgemsnt to the
cop,truct on OF Railroad to the Pacific sad 10 the
luproy ment of River and ilaTbors of La IONS, clar
scirr which the Interests Of the oCuetry demand.
40 II has for paliisan purposes, permitted persons
f!om Indiana 10 occupy seats IL the ollled Htes
State and 70 vote o. Senator, ~ho were never
chosen by tie Legislature OF this S'ie.
40. II has created N2,loLs debt by boroEng
nj uey, VI bout providing means, by Discriminating
duties, ior is repay uett
-Tse london Lla,tt e.ed Ners hasa capital por-
trait Of Senator Seward, with an e..bora;. Article,
from which We take the following eItrsct:
1T pleasant to .itness the tentons Which have
been sho .ered upon Nr. Sc ward BY men OF a. parties,
,ioce silisa in England, and 20 NOTICE the i1eniy
feeling With which he has eyeryshe been received
i by III, desirable tina. the foremost minds OF Aner-
ica should kIos this eouruy ~ rave! stdl;, aai
observation io.. a. Il l. tina, the eaiicg men OF EG.
GLAND slopld Wit and upd.r tard America Shood
Mr. Se~srd become President, FOR the sake oil t1e
ceuse which be las - zeGlJus y ana 50 a'vots.ei
Will Erd in him az Intelligent ally sni ga atmiriag
fife, statesman without prrjud ce, AID "i,h tae
bis hst appreciation Of the duties he no, alone TO
LIS owe country but 10 the word.
The RiciMoHa NorsiHg NerS Is the principal
organ OF the psry in Nugnis which ain' a; the ee'
walton 10 tie Presiepcy Ct Tie Hon. j. VI. Bots IL
/. 8 susrt ani effective journal. liz editors are
Nessrs. 4. Jucsor Crane ard N. 5. Crockett.
Co. Hiram Fuller, who has recently erjoyed iae
Intimate friendship of sxPre.iient Pierce Gays tha;
!, . utterly useless TO rscpnmeni his nomination BY
TIE Charleston Convention. " Nothing can induce
h,m to acc. ?, a second nomip ssion, spable ohce
Of any grade
-Tke Ha,rpbrrg lPs Ettxrdpk c,pies from
The CrGrtord Journal, win high eommendsacn' al
sricle u1gIg the selection Of Ger. s1non Cameron e
the Republican candidate for the PTesidency.
Gov. Wise .nd hi, fisnis, it j, stated have be-
| come confirmed 10 the opinion thai hr. Bacssna IN
ard his friends bad hand in the conspiracy as they
| call il, Of the Dornelly letter
Gen Experience Esabrook, who hs. jaH
been sopias.eA ~ DskSs,s N Congress by ~
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nor SAVANNAH sud FLOKIDA-U. 5 MAIL
IJNE-Tbe fayorite steamship ALABAMA Cspt. Geo
r. sshrck viii leave Oh SATURDAY, sep at p IN.
ss AtIss Abaoy and Naooo. Bills Of Ladins dsneS
csah o. eosrS roi fseish' 81 eesssse, sPPy 70
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Senator Rusch. -
The Leaders Of the Democracy, il will be
) noted by the Gereans, don't serve ssy OF the
rest Of tho Republican candidates in that
manner. They. reserve THE shanslsss and
tnsulting trestment for the Gsrman o1ndi.
date simply bscasss he is German.
ETMesss PAiIips, Of sAe firm u Philips,
Sampson / Co., died few days since. Mr..
Charles Saapsos, Of ths sans arm, died :
few weeks $50. This Arm publishes the At
lAntic Monthly. 80 sE
arrivals ~ s,Aa Biiissgs nssss.
.4ag83Tr ARG. 3I-lP. y. 04
JR WosdeDs, Csptssvius. r BaixA. LAsrsuss;
n Brooks, Ohio; MrsSssiap, Mrs Jcnes2 Hist Al
ans, Miss Dunfsp, KY; yr, Issts, wapello; Mn
Rilloas Nm GTalot. Miss Gratiot, n. 0rles.s; b
.Reppp. Davsnport; G 3 HAlmar, Charlton, o
Heed, Council Bluffs; r Gsnelson, Mt Pleasant;
y Simmons. Fairfield; Worcester, Besson, AAAs.;
IN Lo~rsys B Island; J W ApPlesa =. sDsniss
City; q = Osborn, 81 Louis; John Hancock, Co0-
ell BlaAs; J Bass, Bt Louis; Keller. u Edwards,
Jr., Ind. sr
Far A1sas.-The large fosn ever ~ store,
s2 Main q. The room Il Is feet wids BY 40 feet
IN depth. and y in perfecl order. Apply 70 /
III .waxseW- ,, 41RRING,
on a4l Id AA.z & Aain Street. /
NOTICE -TsrwiIligsr,r Cues. Gallery, No. %
AAin-st., has taken picture TX every dwelling
house, store, shap M iF4tiA he city, which he
now has for sale to the propristors or those wish
iagytsxa ~ NJ rity Call In an 80 thAn. xsisss
from 80 cents to 4l.is ssa&q8s
agsod6t u. .R.T1RWILLdG1R, Artist. /
: ftae as 4sss MoAss WAn1NA- .sssb ssadE
WAatsA. Asmall comfortable hsass, with garden.
-, fsrs email family, cohsisting Or three per-
SONS. AdAfess ! ss"ss 80 BOX tpS,r.O.
.z.-=-z - Ia ~ Ia 49,
'77iudis NEIks " y cRA 10, !. 80 s'1''
tsssr -,
L j 1es solacrrsRsslN oHAHoERy. att
yAILI Cs.s4tAss lsssntlSi % Iii busiass,i u
sasis o.r >, IN 80 county iaMa,
sd I. Haaoesk ssussys II. Ihsy Mi sl{ssfl
1sg.saIly ~ cssrts y Cafths FsS \ = aaaisaisa
J.sa:..: 9 ! - &c . .sssl ii
7IIHHDa.. BKON n 6UUAK. - =
M ~ hbll. Ke boiled MoiSsses. NJ atF
Asaa ~ II sugar -uorA Nsar, lss !. .'ss s.
baa ss Crushed Sugar, 49, sos ~ .aalss4
N $50. !. Orleans, n and q asos.ss,
receiving this morning pr iatsansr WAssAs J ana
yan ia - -. KELLooo ] pllaaS.
4ass h holAaaAEAH lANEk ~ saa saaal's91
D0asA Booka. Invoios 1sokss Lssser bosAs; Iii
books, CompssiAiss Bs1ks, NApy Books ssiTA9
5 aess M sssas PaFa se.s4 .ay8 IL gA
Foolseep Bin Gap, lss.l :ap, esskst post, Pssl.
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IN .DANsN4EHOlAL.r

DAILY CARR CurY OvrDcu, /
Ksokuk, August nth. ii Il
HnOU Sspesaas, q -; GDdaa wheat, =.
tsa, q -, Ral wheat, extra, 81 80.
fran AND 61o1Es, - .ose psrlse- 81.
cOKN-s5 s4esn.6s Ssdy sals. cd
BARLEY-anA1 a&S. Fall, esa7sc. At
wHEA4r snA. F.ll 7oaes;
KYD-lDste 11si iittlS sssiasin. - a
PoTAT0k8v - b The lsad; retail s0c bash.
GR0cKhYxs-N sw Orleans Sugar, fair sasl,
tlasiasA saaloa, ssvSEs1 asIiesf Il
1slss. Aeisssss-P lAatstisn - 70 ~, s. Il. Is
- =, 8oIdsa Syrup, Is - ~. colss-Kis II
20 Ia Java lsto 100. LAguyra, Isl 10 II. Rice,
-. ii Ea he
sOAP-Palm SIC, Family $50.
CAHDLES-Star 10 70 -, Stsaffne Is, Mould
III summer pressed. Is. .
LARD-lo to ii retail I7&c. ~
BUTTER-choics II 70 Is retail %, scarce. +
HIDEs-Dry Is; green, green sheep psls
10 70 3Sc; green hog skins -.
HAY-Prairie$Alt 70 Is; Timothy and Hassa-
risn, sSiass; BHlsd %. M % 11sl; Retail, sls
6EEDs---Hunssrian Grass, none Ia uaArkst
Timothy, 81 ~ - So, Blax SEED, ssa9s.
sUNDRIEs-0nions, 10 TO so; Eggs, To-;
Feathers, Soc to Ssci White Beans, zoe 70 13s. s
FRUIT-0rssn apples, choice. ~ % to - 50
Per Dbl Dried apples - % 10 Is per hssA. Dried
peaches, - 90 TO - -. Raisins, - 90 70 So.
CHEESE-w. h. 10 70 H.; Dennark 9 to 10.
PROVISION6-Hams " Shoulders u; clear
sides . to o..
BKEf-I3a13c gross; b to So per quarter.
6HxEP-3I - 70 - % , head.
HOaS.-Drssssd, - ~ 70 %.
SALT-a.A.,$1 50 to II IS per sack Kama
vha, local 10 per bbi. Liverpool, 431S per sack.
Lake - oea1 Is p Dbl.
FlSH--Aackersi, No. t2o to 41l > Dbl No.
) 4lt 70 4ls No. 43to4ls. white, No. / IS 70
70 S. rs y hall bbI Cod Fish sto - n
KxcuAHsE.-On New York for sansasy 3 Per
cent; fer gold I per cent. 81. Louis per osut.
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Printing Inks.

! We have for aale quantity Of WADH's CosoH-
.pirxs, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There an among them all shades Of Red
nlSp, Isilev Ard Brown. ma 81 al priesus from
rs cents mp to $31 per b. Also White Ink, Gold
6iss and yNrnish, and nearly Ill grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same msaufaeture.
eu 10 hAsss bssids6,s quantity of Atsthsr's Black
Inks, still un1ssed of, than which there are none
bsstss in nAxk1e. tFs ygs5;# 4
All Of whidA - vii cell ct manu- aSturers' pri-
80, for cash.
u TIA rs .Mathars Inks.a4 ~
new lot, n -, Is and % b. kegs, and var
sty Of Colored Inks, inst received u this 0tioe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


r. GIBBONS, Main 81. near til, keeps for sale
woody celebrated Pittsburgh Ale, in hotties. and
has cons;antly ON hand : full supply Of Blaakbsr-
~, Raspberry, Ginger and Chsrry 0srdials. Also,
PUHs IIroE1sD Brsndies, Wines, Rams. Gins and
Whisky. for Medicinal and other purposss.
Aux Dd1n7 81 g. - q asAI@4 II -
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~THE DRUGS eommonly administered to
Diver md Agus patients are generally ruinoas to
the syasm, instead Of curative and strengthening;
yet the nostruns devised y self ssacisnt ~ 10
men. srs not mach better. Something's needed
whish shall BE- the prsds:t Of profound skull in the
healing art yes bsyssd the ordinary roatiss ofahs
pruisssiou. This dssidsratum is supplied b. the
distinguished Dr.. ]. Hcststtsr wAess Bitssrs take
rank among the most powerful medicines ever de-
vised. Its elects are speedy and certain. Even
the most ssktlsa easss or the disease yield to tie
tonic properties o. these Bittsn.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers gen srslly.
everywhere. fars
Sold BY p. Gnsoss, A. J. WILxrxsoH, BAsr..srr.
KAYE Co., and J BaADsH.
Aug. 80, '50-dkw
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"Pss1uveAwvsnaaa.s..

FU1y0V03 VtHt0N1UeV
Clagsst, IN bis speech Tho other night, de-
nouncsd Gil ex-Know. Nothipgs who vote for
Catholic or foreigner - "psrjured W.
lains." ClAgsst, - most people knov, and
~ 10 onca provad b the eartiAsAtes Of .
half dozen 81 = good nan = thsrs are in the
city. vos Kaov Nothing hiasslf.. Hssss,
II he eso't prevent the Donipasion u : ossh-
Ollie or forsignsrby The Dem ocsAtie Cosvss.
ton, BE- viii, sccordiog 70 his theory, hsvs 10
be "perjured villain" or bolt ths ticket
There are more just sseh KDe = NotAings in
the Locofoeo party ~ Clagstt, and wsvsn-
tnre they will lay our friend, "Larry' ont,
in the Convention tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-02

DR.. Hicks, n renewing his card 10 The pebble.
veuld call attention TO new style Of "PLts
Work !" which 10 peculiarly adapted to Aat irregu-
hr, asd Otherwise di0csr jaws. This improve
msnt has bssn tested three years and has sustained
'its early promise Of aiiipg real want In plate
work. The work 10 nov worn ~ many Of our most
prominent citizens, who give it hearty approval,
and TO whom be 10 permitted to refer those inter
eeted.
Dr.. n. il also mounting e'Continuoas Gum
work, "Dlock" work, end ordinary s.0old Plate"
work, for which he has superior stock Of mate
rial. Ne 10 prepared 70 ill teeth with Gold Foil,
"Adhssiv ~ Cole and ssChrystal Gold, In the most
thorough and durable manner.
In WOW ct the strngsuSy In money matters
some allusion to PaICss nsy not b. improper
While, the hand Dr.. H. believes itto 10 the
better policy, we'll ~ the Aonsstsr eo1rss, not
to work u al thsn = work ct prices that viii
csssitsts inferior work on the other hand he II
wiilingto conform In his charges to the lower
standsrd Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With AftAen years experience, = thorough dsvo-
tion TO his profession, and IN earnest dedre to
please, he IL determined to merit aad hopes to
eeve, continuation OF the liberal patsonass here
tofors enjoyed. aI
Julyu.d4w xf
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ETMesss Philips, Of she firm ef Philips
Sampson 4 Co., died few days since. MI
Charles Sanpson, Of Me sAns arm, died
few weeks ago. This arm publishes the At
lantic Monthly. d 49, az
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81 nm AH3B. NA1l1 DlDDA Tor ssh t{rJ
N,OQO I'm, 50 sloss II ont, BY -
iysdsA4 kRLlO0G DIk0E.
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"Lst those now laugh who never laughed bsfors
And tho y kho Alvay5 laughed nov laugh the more.
An F1stii36ufsher @ lAe s'as1us New
~ Uevils - So Celsr.
n,ROCLAm ATIONY


n,ROCL i MATIONy -
ESOR tho bsI'edt Of al melancholy Ana scSsr-
II sidsd iudivi duals-A PERFECT CONC1.s1 RAJ
TION OF NIRl'H IA comic coneoctiAn IRON the
cocosnuts Of III the wire and funny -1A,A0us me-
Of TIE sgs- thrpa a which The aGed nAy. prevent
wrihkles snd resuA their juycniity and also the
javsnils 10 obtain the experiences q ags. A Pc
tuliArly portable vol ume-pressn ing : profitable
profus ion Of picking and plsaaantTias, In prose
and vsrss properly E,rsnxsd with the title Of
THE HARP OF a THOUSAND STRINGS |;
& sLAaghssr for : 4LlGs.Tine.
Ard r4c..:=-.y prepare. - ;.c1--- r-c.se- peal. e
8 lasghtsr fhs very q,antssssnse Of human
sss 'fian Wrr, WAooEHY sHD WrsDox. @
400 Pagss Of tho most Mirth- provoking literature
ever pri,atsdI And Ii illustsatsd With
.s.e 9 400 EngravlnGs
e. ne. p.r gsnlly funny saaFse.s' sfawn s0s'
eHsnns.ssy. Bsllsv, Pk.s. Quia ) Co.,
a&4 q who hare been inst - fanny
, - thsyg dsyed-
Also, N Extra Title Pags, drawn expressly
for this work J, By Z. q. G. narley. and
M 4a4b a. priIlted with g TINT a
Ths ssreaa compiler Of this eonecction eordi ally
AonetAtulatss HE iisens, together with th,,ss
ee-exisstng in ths communities Of Communipaw,
ussaaA. Calticeassn Canton, and countries circum-
sessnoAiss coaDss I'D With the coming out ~ the
shOss seAssrfnl w lame. OF the completeness OF
tAnGe1tsstton wsSen give BY slight conosit. OF
anonf ths fatssn'nE thngs 70 the book. y.
tiae nation - pears 50. Every man, woman
and child will = glAd - rsssw the hearty Gus1Aw
~. Il o0DKh, BROwNELL cos "a
aaaalsM NJ City Book Etaeey
sug37d 81 Aains
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NoTICE.--Tsrwiiligsr,u Cues Gallsry, No. 80
AAin-st., has taken ! picture TX every dwelling
house. store, sAap ~ iFsetiA ne city, which h
now has for sale to the proprietors or those wish
iagytSM u tA4 pity. Call In m 80 thAn. xsisss
from 80 cents to 4l-lt ,sAS9ES
ag30d6t n. .R.T1RWILIdG1R, Artist. /
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Dr.. 9m;tt's Electric Oil
WILL CURE. and ices Aally Cure.
w some Of the most wYetshsd cases Of Rhsuma-
Try Il, too, On the gums of tsething Children on
lady 3 eathsxsd hresst and So hsw euisting II
proves A Il the bsst doctors use it Who have b.
come acquainted With IT, and every first class drag
400, 600
Have been CURED ~ DR.. Snith's
Electric OF.
TN proof Of The popularity Of this great rsmsdy,
/ We publish tho orders Of che best houses md
doctors IN the United states, such - Charles,
Blow, Co., Bt Louis weeks Potter, Boston |;
Dr.. Baleh : Son. Providence, X. l.; Morton = Co.,
Nalifsx, N.e.; Bacon Hyde o.. 81. Louis; 0. O,
Woodnan = Co., New Orleans Wright . Co., New
Orleans Bsrnss Park. New York; J. d. Park,
oinetanati; vsn Lssr, Britain Hardy, 81. 10
III. 4. Hoffman, Of Quincy, says: "rhs pros
pscs for the sal Of your Oil IL better thsn ex-
psc,ed, and you may therefore send me about S1oo
worth"
"Mr. VIM. Nets, Piacks 4 Co., Douay Morton !,
also order, and there il doubt that $1,000 worth
will be cold in this vicinity.
From the largest Drug House In Boston.l
Va have sold . large quantity Of Dr.. Smith
Electric OIL and !. 10 rpoken of only with upQuai-
WEEKS ! PbTTIK,
WHOLESALE DfU8Rtete,
No. 154 Washington-st., Bolton.
Patients have come 100 miles TO be treated BY
Dr. Smith.
[LAter-From the Greatest New York Houss.1
$500 MORE!
Nsw YoRK, June /, 1858.
Dx .EnrrH: Dear Sir-Send rs gross small, 10
gross half and IL gross dollar siae ELECTRIC OIL.
BAkNEs xfAKK. Broadway.
Iron the Largest Drug house in the W.st
Sf. LouIs, AprilS.
On. snrrn: Please ship us SO dog. ANAL sisa, 50
dos. medium size, 10 dos. large size ELEcTRIC
OIL, and draw on US for the amount.
Yours truly,
CLEANLINESS, BLOW / CO.,
Wholssale Druggists.
The Mayor Or New YoYk.
City and County Of New York, 70. DR.. 0ALUrIA
B.EMTra beiBg duly sworn, deposes and says that
be started the Eleeric Oil, and invested all the
capital In the bu~ness; that John Livineston Fac.
No. lie West l4th IT., New York, who WAS cured Of
very painful illness by the Electric OIL has shown
teal Oil made By the deponent. and farther, that
every important cure made the past three or four
years By Klsctrc Oil, Vas inside BY DR.. Smith b Til
ta GALU1rA B. 6nrrn, N. D., Phila.
Sworn 70 before me this Dthday Of April, 1859
no DRNTIsTs,-Da SIXTH IS ELD0TRiC on
II j vaiuable and soothing remedy In The hands Of
DcntfsN.. All shoald try IL for thc sake of their
patrons. Many Dcntists ny they woald not b
without It. and / believe none who know II would
y. b snre md set asauine Elecsrie Oii--Dr.
Drs. Bennett ChaiFee, perhaps tho bsas Dsntist1
IN the West, fOcsted next door 10 the late Joseph
ChMis0' house, s.. Loais), ny: "Dr. Saith: W
havs tried your kLEcTRfc OIL in several nesrsI
re cases, also on inAansd gums, and We think il
n~sses Qualities superior 70 any combination that
kas como TO oar notice during IL years practice.
] Ar. Eaton, Dsntst, Of Rlnira, writes that 'sOHu
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Da. sAITHB"Elsesrieo or snssa Deafness.
DR. SMITH q "Elsotric Oil cures Paralysis.
Ds. SMITH 3 axhsssiA onp cures Rheunasisn.
Da- SMITH IS "Eisctrie Oil" cures Asthma.
! DA SMITH y "Elecsrie 0ir' snrss HeaAashs.
d. SMITHS aEleosrie Oil" cures Piles.
sne1od a Va
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InssISIng the Cer1aAs.
Shade wanted . nomination from ths Dem.
oosasio Oonvsnsien IN Bsrliugtou, bat ths
Democracy kicked him aside with contemps.
Thsn shs leaders set 70 work, raised . sspony
purse" and cent the ssanp Who was unfit
- b thsir candidate, to "boaDd down" the
Republican candidate for Lieut.. Govsrn6r-
Senator Rusch.
The Leaders of the Democracy, il will be
noted BY the Germans, don't serve cry Of the
rest Of tho Republican candidates in that
manner. They. reserve THE shameless and
insultipg treatment for the Gsrmsn o4ndi.
data aimply bscsase he is German.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-02

Fall Style Of Gents Hats
At THE ClTE CITY FASHI0SABLE Hlr STORE.
- RAv1 JUST RECEIVED THE FALL>
SxYLs or SILK, CAssAMRK 4 SOFT
Hats, direct from the most fashionable sstab.ish IS
nenu = New York. i invite my old customess
and citissas generally to call aud examine hem ct
my rooms. Ne. "a MAAA.ss., neaE An.
: AUG. - s0-AIAM a n WON u1RQ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
NEGRO RESURRECTION IN MIS-.
SOuRIIn

Sr. LorIs, December 2o.-Last night the oiti.
zens Of Bolivar were terribly frightened by nn ut
tack made by n gang of negroes unon u party of
whites in the public square. Tho whites finally
rallied, and drove tho negroes into tho w,ois,
where they were kept at bny, the latter threaten.
ing. however. to burn tho town before morning,
Several Of the reg,cocs were subsequently
captured and committed to prison.
The citizens have formed n vigilance
committee; and u mounted company oi armed
men went INFO tho woods in search OF the negroes.
when finding them several Of tho latter were Sc
vcrely punished. The citizens ure NIL armed aud
uro anticipating more trouble, but tho latest ne
counts say tho excitement had somewhat subsi-
lpl
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MNLATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Congressional.

WAsHISoroN, December 2o.-SsNArR.-This bo-
dy was not in session to day.
HousE OF Isaac N. Morris,
Of ~iilinois, douglas Dcmocrat,) made a spsechin
favor Of Squatter Sovereignty.
Mr.. Pryor. Of Virginia. made . speech in dc.
fence Of the South, at the conclusion Of which he
was congratulated Ivy numerous gentlemen.
Mr.. Maynard Of Tennessee, withdrew from the
contest for Speaker.
Mr.. English of Indiana, nominated for Speaker.
the Hon. Charles l.. Scott. of California, who he
said ought TO be acceptable to all National men.
Another vote was taken Tor Speaker with the
following result-necesssry 10 u cho.c CO l06-Sher.
man received lo2; Scott So; Gilmcr li-rest
scattering,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
OBITUARY.

Died Mt her residence in Lynchburg, Deccmber
25th, Mrs. ASN Il. HoRNER. wife OF Mr.. James E.
lIorncr, in the 43d year of her nge.
This Isl sore bereavement, not only to her lam
ily. but to the church and the community. Though
she had been regarded by some pious and judi
cious friends rs u christian for years, even, per-
hups. from her very childhood, vet it was not un-
iii in November, 1919, that she fslt sufficiently salts
fed with her own evidences of a change ct heart
tn unite herself with the people OF God. CoInblh-
fig n high degree Of gentleacss aud an.iabliity,
with great simplicity of character, and a deep and
Quiet earnest,,ess and warmth of feeling, she
had always been regarded as a model, But, from
the time She ventured to regard herself as one OF
Christ's followers, by the testimony OF Oil VINO
knew her, that character shonc with o new iustre,
and her example told with increasing power. Tier
piety was not Of that spasmodic kind that SPENDS
Itself in ftiul efforts, but like the perennial
stream, steadily, gently, uninterruptediy rolling
on with ~ constantly Increasing and vivitying i'll
fluence. 1t was deep, earnest, and unootrusive.
1t was specially felt in her own family circle. IL
u. pea.ei not only in her silent example. but in
ne; frequent, earnest, loving exhor:ations aud ad-
mnnitions to dearly loved ones around her, whom
she still regarded as out Of Christ. 10 her too the
poor ever found a hearty friend and helper; her
charities were never chilled by occasional impos-
lures. Her death bed was n scene OF uninterrupt-
ell peaceful triumph. Confined to her bed tor
about two months from almost the very hrs,' re-
gar,ling herself rs never 10 recover, amidst all INC
alterations Of masked. complicated and prostFa-
ting disease, her faith seems never to have latter
ell nor her hone to have been dimmed. Always
peacefully resting on the bosom OF her saviour
her O ly so!icitudc was for the salvation OF those
dear to her. That was very great. Moro than
once. believing herself dying, she called tor all
the members of her household and her relatives
each Of the servants being by name'
and addressed to each. separately. admonitions
suited to their character and condition. And
when no longer able to speak--with her pastor .
hand in her,. ms he ant ut her bedside, and waiy-
ing gently her other hand around to the surround
ing circle in the room-husband, children, broth
sss and sisters, with eyes alternately 6xed on him
md on them, with a gaze Of unntterabie eurnes'
ness and love, sLc gave to both her dying speech
less charge, more imprc Si,e than any word