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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-07

E1Passcngers and their baggage conveyed free Of c9rgs
between the pepots on the Route
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers and privileged lay orrT at MINI
ES-PARTlCULAR NOTICE-PassengeTsf from yr,v YORK
checked from Sse cities to SY VIZ Bo Hfye their baggase
will be checked to different points South. '''- -
good By he B3y a ae Apply SEW Y6RK At f he
Fr1 Tineei %e9 Sogfheln Railroad oGce Jersey
nay corner OF Barclay stree above the Aston House NJ
Office, n W corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets: OF
MORE at e 0f Ia Ra h tmo T9e streets And in BATI
ofLnion Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers my ''
LsNA and ADEAbE S" re sne oe % ay steamers
fort and Gonyenence has been added to the Line The
ANA, Capt G. W Russell and Gsp t2IjS Is!
cannon having unsurpassed state rooms and berth accom-
ny 9s WARS Earo F r.? D6 9S Uf 6 VIZ ayf
Daily, Sundays eXcegted - -.
Oimmediatey after the arrival Of 4 he fyp,ess y
WHICH leaves New York at n NJ, and Philadelphia at +
The following is the Schedule
Seg York, at O'Clock, A NJ Portsmouth at Ga ock
B a%orPe FIN %fIaGn At at Az
For Augusta Charleston and the South via the Manchc4
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any o,l,
points on the James River connect with James River boat.
sPq$sepgcrs f5r Edentoa, Plymouth Newbern Wash
W9IOH, Med9G' ;odS5oro Beauost Warsaw, Raleigh an!
~ u VIII IND 1t most pleasant direct and
Baltimore 1859. [jeIStfl d. ~ President
sl~ BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL,.
RaaIsz=sEPTITA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation of Merchandise, Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods Of all Sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Company's Steam
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily at O'Clock ar
irving in Philadelphia at o'clock the next morning in amp
pie time for the New York Trains "
y FROM PHiLADELPiILA-Icave daily, ct 3 O'Clock,
No. 10 South wharves N'
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-free Of all charge
Tor commission. j. ALIEN SHRIVE Err, Agent,
No: , Light street wharf, Batmo-,
800 A. GROVES, Jr., Agent.
aDlS-f No S.1tl, rrl,o 'II.;t,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
WHERE IS WENDELL PHILLIPS!
TOTHE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD.

new YoRx, Oct. %, 1859
Since tho capture Of John Brown and his men at Hsr-
pers Forry, the public has not heard of single abolition
champion volunteering 70 plead in their behalf before
Frgina court Of justice Unless am mistaken, AL men
OF feel that IL any leading aDohuo0gs
should signify his intention to appear as tncr counse
Go Wise would guarantee TO him immunity lro 1n, ~
ans let him depart in peace after having PTovy M
canse Here Las been splendid opportunity ior some
al ,hnc gentry who wasting Their eoqense - leo
turing in different parts Of the country noth OF mason and
njxons liue to gaer aurels in new ned. Come Mcs.
seus Adroca,es ~hich Of you claims me honor nrstf
inc tha aioiIionsn il nsoparaby connected with pusi-
lanimity and reachery. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
Our Rio JaneirO Correspondence.
UNITED STATES STEAMER LANCASTER,
Rio JANEIRo, Sept 10, 1862

IL j
.rhsa # ne United Sates Steamer Lanoaser-46airs in
L. Rio, de-
Atcr esong and tedious well very boisterous pas
age arrived here the 4sth day after leaving the
pes Of the Delaware Nothing of any great importance
during the trip, the usual of cans an
Extra allowance of head Winds rather than usual
combining TO make voyage irksome than is
s',ven generally the case.
We left our anchorage Cape Henopen on the 2oh
sf July August the sth, in lat 31o1 north, lon 1888
~est schooner, which had been sight for three days.
made signals to be boarded boat having been sent
her charge OF Of the ieutenants and surgeon it
asceraned that she the Euphema Of and 10 lays
New York. bound 10 Rio Grande Brazil and that the
Serious illness OF the first mate was the cause of the sig
of distress The Captain wished to be reported at RIO
and, possible, through the medium Of letters, at New
August 2sh 1859, in lat deg 80 min south, long 30
deg As min west sgnalized the clipper ship Hooghy,"
bound TO san Francisco.
During our passage the Lancaster has proved her-
self to be good ship AMI excellent q sea boat"
kn the northern coast of Brazil
The weather here at Rio has been as yet foggy and
amp yet the health Of the inhabitants Is be in an
Excellent state, the much talked of yellow fever having
anshed at the beginning OF the winter 1t Is
prlng here now, and believe the most agreeable time in
he whole year. This Rio is great place for sauting aud
etng, and we had scarcely got anchor down. before
ntcs were fired all around national salute Of twenty
guns in honor of the Brazilian flag three of thirteen
ach, for the English, French and Brazilian Admiras and
rs the Emperor the Bay to his country
eat RIG Grande will have TO salute again Business
Gems to be dull here, although the harbor is full Of
'esses Of all nations The aoop-of- war John Adams is
PEREZ and, as understand, waiting for orders to DO
lemncd Some ten twelve gunboats and other Brazil
pm Of war are anchored In the harbor, and show
hat Don Pedro is increasing his naval force, for
he ID daily purchasing vessels from other nations and
dit that be has got his eye upon the Adams The
brig Dolphin, the John Adams and the Lancaster,
re the only American men of war in here now, but the
her vessels Of the station, and the Congress he fu-
are flag ship are expected in daily.
The Lancaster will rett hero, take in supply Of wa
err coal, and additional provisions and with all possible
espach, proceed to Valparaiso to relieve the Mcrri-
ac which by this time is perhaps waiting for our ar
wal with anxiety which only be known TO those
no have themselves waited for relief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
Indecent Pictures and Stereoscopcs,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

NEW fOKk, OCT. 28 1863
Your edition of yesterday gycs of another
hoesalc conGscation Of ocacd indecent stereoscopc
|nintings.
am no dealer, nor am IN any why interested in these
atters but have had opportunities of examining speci
ens of the stcrcoscopc paintings which have shocked
pc sensitive feelings Of Custom House officers and
in little risk of contradiction in saying they are purity
elf compared with Of the paintings which arc
Peny exhibited in some Of our places OF fashionable
tsort.
Opinions, seems, very much at val lance as TO
constitutes an indecent pcture but in tho matter Of
stereoscopic paintings would suggest that be left
the discretion OF jury of ladies', 70 be selected from
pose VINO are to be seen daily at Of our prominent
cover her. % -
mo can deny that we a vrtuous nation or that
have marvellous capacity for swallowing canes ami
|Falnlng AZ snatsY Your most obedient servant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
supreme COurt-special Term.
fefore Hon. Judge Davies.
A REAL ESTATY cAar

REAL ESTATE CASE
On T'-uadro Q. Leaois and Oilers u.s. Andy,,o =. N,,,
II an action to set aside sale Of five
Pases IN MhDAnisourg' made under foreclosure Of q
|ptcmber, 1850. Tho property was mart or ~
tate Of Thomas Lewis, who died in lsao. lcnvrr ~,
lildren by his second wife who has since ~
ID H. Human. The will OF Mr. Lewis WINS an.,,,. o
Tide by the Court Of Appeals, aud pending the i,y .
r A. " Stout acted guardian administrative us' III
lis mortgage had been due about four years I, .a N
|sed, and the property bid in by Mr. stouts bre for
no, Il is alleged, purchased il for the benefit, the
nats This Is denied by the defendants ant ~. TN
|at the purchaser bid on his account Mnc siet'
ony of q contradictory character has been tax ties
lrrt having nccIpied moro Than n u,oL nri,as a, u
L examination Of tho parties At the commence Pay
3 suit tho mother of the children nov Mrs mont
u her present husband were included as pinr nnla
,,,,, rhvo a;,hor uns ! ,ar,,, 10 '"u ife con
ard;nn, ,hcir namcs wore ,rnsI ,s - :orl, at
Ia the SUIT proceeded az TO the other plaintiffs s'Ni
Eth on. A"2 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

Mr.. Hoyr, Of Boston, who had been sitting quietly all
day ut the side of Mr. Bos amid great sensation
and addressed the Court rs follows
MAY IT PHASE THE COURT would add my voice TO the
appeal of Mr.. Brown, although have had no consul
ation with him. that the further hearing Of the case be
pos,poned until morning would state the reason OF this
request II was that was informed and had reason 10
believe that Judge Tlden, Of Ohio, was his way to
Charleston, and would undoubtedly arrive at Harper
Ferry at seven O'Clock 10 night have taken measures
to nsure that genteman's arrival in this place tonight
he reaches the Ferry. For myself have from Bog
ton travelling night and day. to volunteer my services
in defence Of Brown. l could not undertake the no
sponsbiliy Of the defence ! am now situated
The gentlemen who have defended Brown hay
acted in an honorable and dgned all respects
so far as know; but cannot the responsibility
OF defending him myself for many First,
would be- ridiculous in me to do 1t, because have
read the indictment hrough-have not, except far
have listened TO the and heard counsel this morning
rot any idea OF the line Of defence proposed have
knowledge Of The criminal code Of Virginia, and had
time to read It. had time to examine the questions
arising in this defence some of which Of considerable
Importance especially that relative to the Jurisdiction
nrnory grounds For all these ass the continu-
alton az tho case till to morrow morning
sheriff CAMPBELL stated that tho subpnnaes were placed
in the hands osan officer with the request them
at once lie must have served them, Of the wit
nesses here The process has net been returned
NAV have been hy private hands i faded 10 arrive
Mr. BORE thought they had shown. and he was conn
dent he spol. the public sentiment OF the whole commu
nay, whom he said that they wished M Blown to have
fair trial.
NJ gorss--m jus'ce ~ myself nast stato that o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
CARD FROM A SUPPOSED CORRESPONDENT
OF BROWNS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
laTI,pEiPRIA. Oct &c, 1859.
Iwac much surprised at finding published tho following
letter as having been found among the papers OF Brown
of Hsrpers Ferry notorioty:-
PHILADELPHIA, June 6, 1857
AInyyo q. BucKIxY, Esq Dear Frend-l had this plea
Sd inst but knowing your proper directions
Thought would again wrie 70 you, in hopes that one OF my
letters may have great many things to INFORM
Won OF much but will not do until hear from you
so that NAV certain they reach you hope my
dear friend you will reply to this Immediately on receipt and
lei me hear you and how may direct to In the flu
ture Hoping may reply early remain truly IN haste
Please direct me- Beverly Wilson Co.. IS South
Wha-ves, PhiladelphiA.
The above letter written by me TO friend with
whom kept up correspondence, who supposed re-
sided at that time in Cobrcok Ashtabua county Ohio,
but which subsequently found incorrect, he was
residing another pnrt of the State The letter not being
called for by the party TO whom it was addressed sup
rose Brown OF his friends took 4. from the Post
Office cannot in any other way account for its being
found in his possession. The publication in such con
snec,icn great deal Of annoyance as am en-
tely opposed 10 the abolonss, and all who interfere
with she rights OF our Southern fellow citizens.
K Il. STEIF, JE., $50 Wharton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
4 SPECIMEN OF JOHN BROWNS Pixies.

We are indebted to Mr. Hoey, Of Adams Express Com
pauy for view Of Of John Browns pixies, sent on
from arpers Ferry Its clumsy top heavy, but rather
formidable looking implement The blade about eight
inches in length and two inches in breadth as widest part
taperng down in the shape Of lance Where the blade
enters the socket there is guard formed Of iron, some
four inches long, intended to ward of sword cuts The
handle is of ash and entirely too light for the blade
The pieces are very awkwardly and unskifuy put 20
cethcr This sort Of weapon might do very well for
Savage nations would be entirely out Of place in the
hands OF Americans, or even OF niggers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
ARRIVAL OF COOKS FRIENDS AT CHARLES
TOWN.

CHAKIlsfUWN, UCt. -c--EVeHug
Governor willard. of Indiana brother n-law of Cook
accompanied by j. Mcdonald, Attorney General Of the
same State, and d. W. voorhees, and NJ ~ Randolph. ar
rived here TO- day, and have had long interview with
CARL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24
CABU6 HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

,Mais Street, Deere sboss ~ Alltele Dsss
HAlR-cuTT!Ad d2ne sssoraisg e d fllsiae-
Hair and WAisksrs dyed - p1sfsAlsns s1eAar
brown or blaGk. asssssA a4s u 8aesa#
The Proprietor calls special Attsatiqa y NJ styls
of Hair Cutting and shellsne1s ~ pss1sssDo.f1
fsh21AAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24

Dasinss Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
eIk, ethsTyiss ~.
Isasrai Rosls:s u -. Obituaries. according
70 spaes oseupiea.
.DisplAysd advsEtissnssts half more than the
Abey0 4aoe0.
Advsrtissnsats lsaAsd snd plAcsd under the
- = "1pssial Hotisss," loxbis the sv1.nary
vAeee.
HpesiAl Notices In the LssAl Colsns - cents
per lins.
ASvsrtissnsah orAsrsl On tAs insias exclu-
slvsly In he Daily, alter tAe Asst two weeks,
10 per cent. 1ore than The Abovo rates.
All fraastss1 Alssvttssassss nssf be pst6 Tov
- stssscs. This f1ls VIII nst - varied from.
~ Whsn he advertiser asss t1e weekly Asens, !,
The price will b tAs same % II the Daily -
where the Daily and weekly ~ both ussd,
IS Per cent. will Be dsdsstsd fron the aggrs-
eato amount. aA@ @8@
Usdsr the present systsa, ~ advertiser
Days % nsah Tor the spase 10 eesspiss, the
eAAAsse hsiag shargsable ker ~ eonpositisn
en1y.. This plan 10 now generally sdopted.--
; Oar shaxgs Tor shaagss viii ~ is cents per
a4na1e. s
- In all eAses whsss aAvsStissnents are
diseontinusd before the expiration OF the year
~ shs time contrsctsd for, they will hs charged
I up - cur rsgslar rates for tie tine actual
/ , In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24
ano. q. Anp4nsou. ALExAEDER nARcLAY
Tk6TABLIBHEDT IN Is48.l

B6IABLI6HEDI In 1896
BANKING HOUSE or
q r. . - q y G.. A N ID Il II N Il O..
r HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In the
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years). The busi-
Asas, hereafter, willbe conducted under the arm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON h 90.
Being one Of tho oldest Banking Houses liz not
the oldest) in lows, the new firm solicits sontin-
nance o3 former patronaseso hberally extended -
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Rx-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ss formerly by senior part
ner, wis
RKHKREEcxs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
WinsIow, Lanier l. CO., Bankers, MY. 4
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Holman i A9elpeke, Chicago.
Mschxufcs' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
Kramer i RAhm, bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton I" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. 1, '6s. GEO. ANDERSON
iAnkd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24

h - ~ A00OO
hDRACTICES only in the Civil Courts of Record,
~ and dsvotes his time chiefly TO CommerciAi
easss. Business from ahrosd viii receive careful
nsesntion once No. % Chestnut street.
~ Jan. /, '50-dkvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24
n. x. LOVE Il co.,
Successors to Dcming 4 Love,)
BANKERS,

~ - AVvG - OOss
{ Successors to Dcming + Lovs,)
BANKERS,
yIVK particular attention to collections, and re-
~ mitpromptiy on the day Of payment.
R8vBR8HcBs:
Bank Of North America, New Fork.
Drsxsl / CO., Philadelphia.
4. w, Clark 4 Co.,
Citisens' Bank, BAltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. .Scully Cashier, do
s. Brady Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Il anesvflIe.
0ennerciAl Bank CincinnAti.
state Savings Institution, sc. Louis.
geo. Smith b Co, Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexin gton.
nov74d
Wh. Thonfsos. d. ". BAILEY.
WIN. THOMPSON X Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner Of MAIN ana sscen1 sts..
hAOA .1UW As
Nov. 3, 'bS-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24

THROUGH Tickets
TO ALI POINTS in the Union and Canadas can be
procured ~ tho
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main Street, bstpsen First ssd Second,
OPPOSITE rHK BILLINGS HousI,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
J.R. TNWKaBUHY,
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH ER EIGHT CONTRACTS
10 AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES ean
De made NJ tAis office. Damages and
ver-eharges settled promptly.
May 6th, 1Soed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24
r ! e E'6 p e a K!

~ is the only place that you osn get good Gain
twist Rides, and Colts Revolvers at &16 piece.
mohSodly 4{*
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

ORGANIZING An influential citizen of Co
lusi county writes US that meeting will be
held at town Of Colusi, on Saturday. the 1lth
inst, for the purpose of more thoroughly
perfeet;ng the organization Of the Anti-Le-
compton and Non-interyention party in that
county. The Douglas sentiment is very
powerful element in that region and needs
only to be properly brought forth to make
Lecomptonism tremble.
In Shasta and Tehamo, we under
stand, that the Douglas party is also raj
lying. We hope that the organization in
those counties will be thorough We lack
party organs in those localities, but the
Douglas principle lives strongly in the
bosoms Of the people This is proved by the
fact that Lecomption organs there invariably
appeal to the Douglas men not to break down
the party by voting against Lecomptonsm
or organizing separately, as though it was
breaking down Democracy to defeat the Le-
compton party A beautiful set of Demo
Gratis they are. Let the Douglas men of those
counties be no longer deceived Stand true
to your principles, and you need have no
fears about the Democratic party being
broken up. Noparty is broken up by stick
ing to its principles; and the principles of
Douglas are undoubtedly the principles of
the Democratic party.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

FoRGERY.-A young man, Of much former
respectabIity, and whose name we suppress
at the request Of his friends, and whois well
known in this city, is now lying in our eoun-
tyjail, charged with forgery. It is alleged
that he has been in the habit for some months
past Of forging notes. with their endorse
ments, and receiving money on them at the
ferent banks in the city. He has realized, it
is said, from this business about $4,000. He
claims that he can prove himself clear, but
how he is to do it, is,we confess. mystery
to us.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

Pie PLANr.-T. Worthington, of Grass
Valley, has sent us from his extensive gar.
dens bunch Of pie plant, called "Worthing-
tons Victoria Pie Plant" which is the lar
gest growth Of the kind we ever saw. The
stalks, which are perfectly tender are three
feet and a quarter in length and as big
around as ones wrist Mr. Worthington has
about three acres of this plant in cultivation.
Mr. MeMath, who keeps an extensive garden
on the Long Bar Road, about three quarters
Of mile from this city, is regularly fur
nished by Mr., Worthington with this vaua-
bic vegetable, for sale on his premises. Mr..
MeMath claims that he has the largest gar
den this side of Sacramento CITY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

CooLINe.-It is seldom we feel sufficiently
amiable to say pleasant thing of anybody
this hot weather, but when a man travels
three squares through the broiling mid day
sun with both arms full of big bottles filled
with iee-cold and deliciously favored Dash
away Beer'-which was Immediately dashed
away-and deposits the same upon our table,
our better nature prevails and we are in
clined to say it is a clever trick, and that
Frank Qualey perpetrated it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07
Fourth Ward Democracy.

The Democrats Of this Ward met last evening
at the Pacific House L. Bowman 10 the Chair, and
J. NJ Belrude, Secretary. Six persons were nom
mated as candidates to be elected on Tuesday
night. The fllowiug resolution was passed
R-sola3. That no delegate elected to tie Con-
veution shall be pledgodto any candidate
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at
the Tehuautepec Saloon to night, at o'clock, to
O,ses delee aies to the County Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07
rirst Mnrd Committee 1Ieeting.

Att meeting of the Democratic Committee Of
the First Ward, held June 9th, 1859, it was
Res,lcel, Thtt, in accordance with the recon-
m,niition of the County Committee, u primary
clectnn bs held at the Merchants Hotel, on Tues
div. June 7th. between G and o clock T. NJ, for
tn, purpose If electing three Delegates to attend
the County Convention on June 10th, at the Ore
ron House. and that the test at such election be
established by the officers thereof
Rssolre9, That Geo. W. Stanton and b. Don.
nelly are appointed to act as Inspectors Of said
election,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

ARREsTs.-Wm. Davis. VIM Conner and
John Doe were arrested yesterday on tel
egraphic warrant from Sacramento, charging
them with grand larceny
AMexiean. named llaroseo, was arrested
for stealing saddle. lie says the saddle
was given to him to be pawned, by his en-
ployer and that he had nothing with steal
ing it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07
Sr1cmr-A corresnondent Of the Union

SurcmE-A correspondent of the Union
writing from Putah June 9TH, says:
Our quiet place was thrown into consider
able excitement this morning by a suicide
that was committed at the residence Of Chas.
Longmire, last night.
A man by the name of Fred. w Holmes
who has been working in Johnson's black
smith shop in this place for two months past,
and who has been partially insane for several
davs from the effects Of excessive drink, put
an end to his existence by cutting his throat
with razor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

FAST IRAvELrNG.-We find the following in
the Shasta Courier:
Ihe California Stages from Sacramento
make the trip to Shasta in % hours travel
ing tlme-distance, $50 miles: to Weaver
vile, in 36 hours-dstance. 21s miles. TO
Yreka, in 80 hours. lying over at Trinity
Centre hours, for sleep--distanee, 290
miles
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

IMPROVEMENT We understand that our
friend Fuller will shortly erect row Of
brick buildings on his lot adjoining the Sen
ate House, at present occupied by wooden
houses. lie will also tear down his present
frame stable and build large fine brick one
in its place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

OK Monday, Gays the Mountain Messenger
William Robers brought a six mule team
hoavly loaded into La Porte Bill has sue
seeded in being the first to make the through
trip for The lAst fonr years
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

LONDON d LIVERPOOL FIRE Insurance Co.
--Chas. NJ. Gorham, Esq, is the Agent in
this city Of the above named popular and
responsible Company. His office is over
Low Bros. & Co.'S Bank Mr. Gorham is a
most excellent business man, and his selec.
tion as Agent shows sound judgment in the
COMPANY
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07
Primnrv EIections.

The Democracy hold their primary elec-
tions this evening. for the nomination of dele
gates to the regular Democratic County Con-
vcution, which assemblies at the Oregon
House on the 10Th. 1t is to be hoped that
the polls will be well attended, in order that
there may be fair and full expression Of the
will Of the Democracy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07
Second Ward Meeting.

At meeting Of the Third Ward Committee,
held last evening, I. S. Belcher aud J. w. Winter
were appointed Inspectors. Election at Noun
taiueer Saloon, from to I'm.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

PASSED THRouGH.-Geo. H. Beacb's fruit
man passed through our Office, yesterday, with
a green bough laden with cherries He tar-
ried long enough to enable us to count ninety.
one cherries.