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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-26

The following auccdo,c OF General WASH
ISoros appeared IN the Museum, an English
magazine, IN 1879 II shows how pa'ri-
Gtic President can rise above Tue utmost
pressure Of personal claims
Daring his a administration a. President
OF the Enltrd States. gentleman, the
irictd 81 the President throughout the whole
course Of the Revolutionary war applied ior
q lucrative aud responsible Office. The gen
ilrrnan was nt all tunes welcome 10 Wasb
ing'ou'- table H. had bceu Ia n certain
d,grN nec'ssary io the domestic rcp-e 81 n
fnan who had ior seven years fought ile bat
lcs oi his country. and Who had now uDd,r-
taken the task oi wieidipg her political eb-
e,g,cs A. all tunes and IN all places Wash.
lng'pn regarded his Revolutionary associate
with au eye 81 evident Iaft'ali,y and conf
deuce lie was u jovial. pleasant. aud un.
"b'ru-ive conpanion. In applying for the
IN =. u xas IN the fnll confidence oi surcsss,
atd bls frctds already checrel him in the
prospect 81 his arrival at competency and
easr The opponent 81 this geDile.asD was
Hb'"H w W W'ih'b'I H"fi' w ~ pf'''H7
oi Washington H. had even made himself
conspicuous among The ranks of the oppoSi.
,inn H. had however. the ieu'eriiy y
stand q. candidate tor the Office 10 wh,rb
The friend and iayorite Of Waybingtos a
pred H. bad nothing 10 urge 10 favor Oi
b,- Jre,ensions bu, strong integrity, promp-
tIiude, fidelity IN bdsipcss, and eyery quality
which, II called into exercise. would render
.eryice TO the state, Every opt considered
the appointment oi this man boreless. No
Ha,i,ring testimonial Of merit had h. 10
pfc.nt 10 the eye o. washingtos. lie was
known to IT. hls political Enemy. lie was
opJs,.ed by isyorite Of ib, General and
yei with ,ach Odds he dared to stand can
didaie What Was The result The etsfny
81 Washington was appointed 10 the o'hee,
ard hi. table companion bft destitute and
d. ected A ma,usl irieDd. Who intero'ei
I him,elf in tbs affair. bgsn 10 rcmonslra'e
With the President fDr the injustice Of the
/ appointment
Nv frspd. Sald be. " receive With a
: cadisl wslcOme. lie IA seicDme 10 my
hou.e and welcome 10 my heart Bot with
all be god qualities b. is pot msn q ba
siness His oppoosnt Il, with oil his polhi
cal hostility 10 me. 9 man n business. Ny
private G.s.lings have nothing 10 do 20 this
cae an not Ce0fge Washington, bat
Pf.i5eui u The Uniied States AsG~wge
Washington I you'd DO this man any kind
,sss @ my to.er bg, ~ Presiden, a the
. niisd -ia,.s o.n 10 nothing.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-26
sassAs~s rv~xvay .. Cs~rs~~sss.

srs~ The 'sns'assn .s'sas, i;sa
Last evening occurr,d ooe e' The mcs' ter-
r'bie iragoirs In rial h'e. which. scr scAr'n''
nc~ cf intensity, sarpass the coes psces
ot the drsmstist. and reveal The terrible
c~rnessnss which often exists trnoAsh an
exterior o' the m"s' frivolous AMI aoan'
doaed.
A young man. who's name u appears
irom papers found On HIM, Is Thomas Eugene
dc Marhais. hasa w''c named Rlanchc. living
~ hoas of assigna',cn "a FUN ssrcrs.
bovc = NH. frm h's papers. and iron hrs
declarations To The Cor"nrr. wc karn that
live huss has he attempted 10 XII both him
sell AMI hsk vile u would Also appear
that he married her aware oi her abandoned
lne:
The following ncsc found oa hun. shows
his desire TO Sc her 'aN cvcning;
Send me word hy thc hoy. Nay conc
and sce yon' await an answer on the
coroner. l cannot exist withoa, sccine
Won. irt me comc-mus see you very
soon. oh, blancT h'snche' Bisnche
blanche am very tcPcntanl Come
come caun"' live without sc'ng you.
We cant say whether he senf duplicate
OIL About u O'Clock iasl night he called
at the house an i'nm strct. aud desired 70
sc her. she Was up stairs ~ bad. She
came down to SO him. and hc told her he
wanted TO walk out with her, and sasd he,
81 am going to Kali you she said she
wasn't AFRAID, aud They went oat. The next
known Of them, the r~srse corps o' lol'ec'
men IN The Ninth s'r'' station house were
startled 10y Two pistol reports al the corner oi
iJum and tighth rr~ts.
They 'mmcd'a'ely ran to The corner. and
there sa~ i'cMaros,s aud B'anche A' the
door oi fs"okheids Marble lard. Blanche
wa. selling nP qn~tly. while he was
stretched on the pavement apparently dead.
Mr.. Wm. i'o Beck o' The County Audi
tor olhoe, who accompanied the police,
caught the young man by the shoulder. say
ing I've caught you' str. iscMar.
asspokenp There - IN one To blame hut
me. did II. Policeman McCrcw went
10 blanche, and assisted her to ric. She
said. :" came out o' the house to die She
tten exclaimed IN agony. "oh my dangh-
'r oh my daughter Mr.. Mcs'rcw
asked her wh'rc her daughter was. She
said tina, shc was With the Marsh TrouTr.
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THE OLD MsslAN'S STORY.
Near the cr.s cess to Death"


One Of nv friends was hunting about a
ehundred wers,s from Moscow, in September,
ls55. His amusernen, had carried him too
hr from him b think Of returning home that
eyening. lie was near a small house which
3 belonged TO an aged man ofDobie birth who
had lived therefor seven and tifty years.
This old man had taken possession OF the
house 10 hs Twentieth year. but nobody knew
how be purchased it, nor from whence he
had come. nor who he was. He had never
Quilted it-not even. TO go to Moscow--sinee
the day that be catered upon possession -
The iirst ten years be had made 10 acquain-
tances, ssen nobody, spd .pever spoke except
To ask for what was absofhtely necessary to
him. He had never married although his
estate, containing two thousand deriatinas
OF Ad and five hundred serfs, brought him
10 iv9Shousand silver roubles Syear. Al
,hcuphAhis old man was said 10 be very in-
hospitabss, my friend did not hesitate to
ask permission TO spend the night 10 BIS
house. A pace at the stove, no Russian
reaseut ever refused to the stranger: The
old man invited HIM 10, and my friend found
seated at the table With the host near
neighbor OF my iriead Conversation was
consequently easy, for they were no longer
strangers
The old man was a well preserved person
OF five-ani-seveniy years old. lis eye was
bright but rather nneA<y looking. His
health was robust, and hisAobIe white hair
and white beard in 10 wise dgminisbed his
appearance OF vigor. lie wos tbe true
tKa~ian cos;ame-bo5ts which Ame above
the knees black velvet panialoAs, with
large folds gray rock coat, and cap trim.
nei with as,r KIN. TIE cogversa,i1n TIMED
on subjects II contemporary interest They
talked freely. and tbls very freedom seemed
a pleasure 10 mn who had besn doomed TO
siLeuce for three atd thirty years.
The Gar Nicho a. had did On the 18th
ofFebrsary previous. and the Gar Alex.
aod.r II hal oegan hi. reign By words aod
/. ,ctsxhich open.d fatsre career 10 Ras-'A
10y bad osssd to hope- The old man
sA2lSe most per-cas Ofbis sg-, Who ar
sivays regresting ,he past -ssu'sd glad 70
have v.,e~Dvd the ehAnge OF reign. and u
brratbe hwa fres man bar'cd 70 dnhgeon
aod =, .stssr'y; be esnioyd hight aud cir
AuA hbsriy
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A m... o.. IN. w1.". .s tn. m..A..A..s.

They are tew Ia num'sr who can clo-rly
estimate ,se wealth oi the Ro,hschlld bro
,hcrs can command Pphsp- one of the
greatest Z s,s Of their finsAciai rc-oarcs~ and
,ow,r 20 command the wealth III Others.
nocmr,i IN the twelve year. following lsl3.
10 which year war bad ravagci Ill Europe.
ard governments were osly able 10 keep
themselves a'ipat by casting forth the hnan.
cal bu'drn upon pos'erIiy. A. this time
the five brothers ral- for the sovcr~igns 81
Europe between eleven aud twelve hundred
million forms $4,000 0s0 10 el2O co.
900 partly as loans and partly m sub-idica
Oi ,bes 800 900 900 forms were for England.
~, 100000 Tor Austria. 100 OsO 600 for
Prussia, 800 600 900 lorf France. ! ~ .OOO. 600
Tor Naples. GO 900 900 ior Russia, 10 600 600
for sOme o' the German courts, and 30 900 600
Tor Brazil And this. IL IL addci, IL exc,u.
sIye "Oi the sums for the allied courts. Of
several millions each, which we're paid a an
lndcmni,y ior the war to the French, and
likewpe Of the manifold prcccding opers.
'ions executed by the house ~ commisaiou .
ers for different governments. the total
amount Of which far exoeedcd the foseyoinv -
This, however, may already he considered su
an,iqnAtsd occurrence, for, Ia reality. the
VAT business cf the firm can hardly b. aid
10 have commeoced iill after the dozen yeeru
reisr,d 10 had expired y
sisee the ysss is2e tbe Hosse Il Re-
chIlds Las born the gcoersl g0v9uD66s
banker u Europe, add IL Il were rosable
10 compare the two circles Of tsl6sctios
the Turner woud secm 10 dsislis Isio is-
,igoiheAnJe.
Os 'Ls l1th, n. bLesDss csesssd tke
Niagara river. on bic sVpe. With . nss q
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THE CiiILD-ANGEL.

THE CHILD-ANGEL.
Where the snnbeams fell the brightest
On far Albion's rocky shore,
( And the sand beach shons the whitest,
And the light breeze danced the lgh,est,
TO the Oceans music.roar--
SskB4t little maiden dreaming,
~ In the dying flush Of day
E# And wild wood notes she was singing.
4 And wild wood flowers she W as fnging
On the bosom of the spray.
ylooked she where the sun was setting,
With her wildly earnest eyes
The waves her white feet were wettng,
As she sat all earth forgetting,
Like fair young Peri watching
At the gates Of Paradise.
Thus she d sat since daylight listening
To the voice Of bird and stream
Throughher fringed lids tears were glstening
Ashsr rapt ear caught the whispering
~ 0kthe Spirits of her dream.
1susss 81. til dayligh, faded,
DIpn the portals of the West.
While pale twilight's Tyre was braided
VIII the gold strings Heaven had shaded
IStar. ar.beams, that she loved the best.
TheyId bee had often sought her,
uurmuriag words she could not tell
Dancing vine and lily taught her,
And Old Ocean ever brought her
1nsons she remembered we'll
lwhiliAAe blossoms she was throwing
! sCn(the bosom of the waye,
spatsIhe to the waters flowing,
And ulasoses she was strewng
In IS watery grave
"Go J{,xaveleis bear my flowers
To the az in the skies
Every day I ek their bowers,
In the p9rsig > golden hours,
Hssey NJ drops in their eyes
AndIAnow That they arc sghng
~ the Gardens OF the Best--
li,,lenowsrs there's no more crying
Pretty aeaes there's no more dying,
In It'd and Of light and rest"
Thus wiHtyes surcharged with Spirit
!. sps she on that lonely shore
. Thougtskght came-she aid not fear it
= "a ysiCe callsd-she did Dot hear IL
All xhe ne'er will answer more.
<sjFor they found her calmly lying
Oafbe white sands Silly br east
! weepfaot. mother. " there's no sighing,"
.TeSssr mother, I" there's no dying,
In the GARDENS Of the Blest. ,,,.
n.raios Madison Co. Aasusi II. 50
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Os 'bs l7th. n. BlesDss csesssd the
Niagara river. on bic sepel With nss q
hs back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-04

business Cards not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise SO.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries. according
to space occupie1l.
Dnpiayed ad sertisements half more than the
Abcre rates.
Advertiseme nts leaded and placed under the
mead OF specia Notices." double fAs ordinary
rates.
per line.
Adveru semenu ordered on the inside exclu-
nveiy IN the Daily, after the 6rst two weeks,
ou Per cont. more than the above rates.
All ri.stent sdverfnemenfs mxss As paid for
~ an"tHee. This rule will not be varied from
Wnen the advertiser uses the Weekly Aaone,
tne rice VIII be the same as In the Dsily.- -
wnsre the Daily and Weekly are both used,
- Per oent. viii be deducted from the Aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 20 mach for the space he occupies, the
changes being chArgsable for the eomposit ion
only. This plan 10 now generally adopted
Our charge tor changes viii be Is cents per
square.
~ In all cases where advertiser are
discontinued bofore the expiration of the year
or the tAne contracted for, they will be char ged
mp at our Regular rates for the time Actual l.
1y in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-04

.sTO all shc World and the rest -
Maukk60.y
CNOW r SMlTH believe themselves pre-
~ pared TO demonstrate, by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do more wash
ing and has more genera cleansing power than any
other "FAMILY SOAP manufactured In the
West, and only ask those who have not used it to
give it . trial.
Their SOAP is made from the cLEANEsr NATE
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely, pure beef tailow and soda,
and entirely TREs YRon WHITING, OLAF, and other
cheap substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS" are filed. These substances increase the
weight and hardness Of SOAP, but detract largely
from its cleansing qualities.
SNOW / SMITH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow to conceal dirt contained in it, leave
it in its white, pure state
They will sell it by the box, for cash, at cents
per pound. 100 boxes on hand.
Factory 81 3OS MATN-STREET.
may5dAw3m keokpk, lows.
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K0Okuk, mt Pl0 AsaM1 x M 70 sea tine
A9 A.
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl
Ttw ID lily IL AINSI
RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TINE

To take eject on Monday. june 9th, 1859.
E~ROM and after the above date and until fur
l. ther notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
First Train leaves keokuk daily (Sun-
days e1ceptedlat 600 A. n.
Second Tram leaves Keokuk daily
tSundays exceptedl 1T $500 p. II.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excspsed) at s:15 4, n.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays exceptedl At 600 r. n.
TEMPLlN, PIUMMRR CO., Lessees.
b. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. r. TnwKsBUKr, Tick ct gent, Main-st.
lDThe above road ID now prepared to furnish
Cans for Pic Mics and pleasure parties on short
tice and on the most favorabls terms. For further
information apply at the Office ihPacket Depot,
or to the Superintendent. NY
June 9, 80 -d6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-04
GEO. c. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARCLA Y
ESTABLISHED In I6A6.l
BANKING HOUSE OF

BANKING HOUSE OF
q Il o 10 q o.. A ID r. II o n Il co.
I HAVE this day admitted AS = partner in the
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, [who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bust
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the firm
andstyle OF
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one oi9pe Oldest Banking Houses tif not
the ohestl in iowa, the new firm solicits . sontin
uAnce of former patronage 30 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner, wis
REFERENCES
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier l. Co., Bankers,
Edward w. Clark Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman Gelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., Louisville.
Ksokuk Ian. !, '6s. GEO. ANDERSON
jan5d
wh. rHOnPsos. ID. ". BAILky.
WIN. THOMPSON - Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN anA second sts..
LOW A..
Nov. y, '6s-d
VIRGIL Fl. SULLIVAN & CO.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-04

KEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
rI,HE FOURTH TERM OF the "keokuk Fem ale
Seminary" will open MONDAY, APRIL
18th in the basement Of the Chatham Square Church.
corner Of Seventh and Morgan streets, where tenn
porary accom- moda lions, except for the Primary
Department, have been secured in rooms cool, dry
and easy Of access.
The Board Of Trus tees Of this Seminary elected
from various reii ious ominations and repre-
senting large part OF the Christian community,
desires BY the united and cooperative edorts Of the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
m Institution rs our city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution is Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary of the
Board, applications for the admission OF pupils
may be made.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six 10 ten years of age may be received under the
care OF Miss Urmston, its present teacher, who
ceives all the Incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will be So and $8 in the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin, French,
German, DC, extra charges vi ii be mxae.
Itis desirable that persons designing to become
pupils be present punctually on the 6rst Of the
session. WM. THOMPSON,
Presidentof the Board Of Trustees.
HAsnr Sraoso, Ses ..
Kepkuk, Apr. 15, lS59-d
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VIVA. N. GRQ vER,
n ttorney at Law


DRAcTIc ES oaiy In the avn Courts Of Record.
l and devotes his time chiefly TO Commercial
Cases. Business . from abroad will receive careful
attention Ofiec No. 46 Chestnut street.
Jan. 1, '5o-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-04

7 N pom r EHS AND DEALE K .
l. in QUEENsWAEE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, &c. &c
Having purchased the laIge and we'll selected
stock At the old stand of c. 4. Griffith Co.. will
be pleased to have call from one and all. We
intend TO keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, in England, France and America, We will b.
able sell Row any regular house in the Vest.
V. Ii. SULLIVAN 4 co.
Jan. 10, 1S59-ddw
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hiRAA nARsEr. W. ALLEN BUTLER. CIV. PARSONS.
sAxNEx. BUTLER 4 PARSONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT Law.
TRlnIrY BUILDING, Ill BROADWAY,
Feb1dSw6m NEW YORK
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POLLOCK. WA.vRHCILL
Spring and Summer Goods.

=. POLLOCK Il CO.
NTE are now nscsiving and opening new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing an6 0ents' Fur
nishing Goods, which We offer TO sell very low for
cash. Our goods arc selsctsd with great oaTs and
with view to the hard times therefore We ofer
them At very small profits, keeping In view the old
motto of quick sal co and small profits. All We
ask Ia that customers wilIcai and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for show.
ing goods. Remember the place. East side Of Sd
st., between Main and johnson.
mchl7d s. POLLOCK 4 co.
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THE LIVING AGE.
II AAVING largely increased its circulation the
Il past year, the publishers are enabled to ap-
pend the new and attr active feature of ssres of
SCIENTIFIC & LITERARY PORTRAITS,
Engraved on steel, each Of which will be accompa-
nied by
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR,
Thus furnishing to its readers, not only the
OF the best Periodical Literature Of
the world but also q complete
ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL DC
TlONARY,
Commencing with the Portraits of DeQuincy, fol-
| lowed by Hugh Miller W. ii. Prescott, Professor
wilson, Chas Lamb, Oberln, Humboldt, DC.
al say without hesitation, that If could have
but one magazine among all that published or
70 published In our country, should select Lit
tells Living Age. 1t contrives TO touch the gold
en- medium between mere instruction and mere en-
tertainment; and great deal Of knowle ledge may
b gathered up from it such every one ought to
possess. - Extract from letter from Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.
TERhs.-Single numbers Is cents yearly sub
scription, $6-prepaid to any address. subscrip-
tions for less period, ii desired. Special terms
to clergy men and clubs.
DELISSER PROCTER, Publishers,
apr4dAwSt sos Broadway, Y.
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Flour. Flour!
IN hand large supply Of the following brands
~ Of FLOUR:
Plymouth Rock, Warsaw, Ill.
Providence Mills, do
Union Mills, Watertown, Ill.
Granite Mills West Point, Iowa.
West Point Mills, do do
Magnolia Mills, Keokuk, Iowa.
6ats City Mills, do
Locomotive Mills. Laharpe, Ill.
Being Agents for most OF the above mills, We
prepared to sell Mt all times at the very leress
market rates, and offer good assortment TO select
xrom. w. I'll. AUSTIN d CO.,
mchl l4d&v No. lis Main-st.
Just Received.
II ENRY AMES' celebrated
IL SUGAR CURED HAMS and
BACON SHOULDERS,
for sale by W.H. AUSTIN co.
mchI4dAw
WRAPPING PAPER, all sisss Of Rag and
w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, h4
sal Low by w. ii. AUSTIN GU. 3. Y
mchl46wd
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w n OIL q 10 Gre or,
No. Ill KEOkUK.
rlsHE undersigned, expecting V be absent from
j Keokuk about six months, has appointed w :.
n Btannus his agent and attorney TO attend TO his
business. IS
GOOD supply Of GR ROCERIES and FRO.
Vlkl0Na will be kept constantly on hand, "a
cheap ~ ever. VIM. SIANNUS.
Feb. 36, 6o-d3m
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lmprOveme ng the order ~ the Day.
N the man ufacture Of Boots and Shoes there is
! room for great improvement Up to this time
most, II not an custom shops have made their work
by guess or what 10 title tetter the cutter must 20
by the rye aided BY experience, and without any
unvarying criterion. Thousands Of dollars are
wasted annually by this "guess rule, and custom
ers, all the paymasters, having what is spoiled as
we'll - what 10 worn, to pay lore
1t 10 time people were looking to their interests
in this particular.
Htlll,s Cutting scales are perfact gaur-
antee against loss from this source, and am de-
termined my customers shall have the benefit OF nv
advantage in their use, for proof Of which l in
vito IN exam nation OF my stock in mparison Of
that Vt others. The saving in stock shall be made
up in quality.
Besides thesuperior advantages in getting up GUS
tom work, my stock OF Eastern Goods is superior
haing always on hand the cheapest - we'll Is the
best varieties. y. A. DUKE,
mayl4d 6S Main-st.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-09-01
Carrying the War into Africa.-
speech of II. Il. Blair, Jun. at
81. JOSeph

81. Joseph.
Every true lover of Freedom will
read with zest the following telling
speech Of Mr.. Blair at St. Joseph, in
Missouri, said to be the first Free
Soil speech ever made in that city
st. Joe, as it is called, is on the Mis-
souri, river. about severty-fve miles
above Leavenworth, in Kansas. 1t is
near the residence of Atchison, and
was three or four years ago one of the
headquarters of Border Ruffian vio-
r.,>o II now sonS. fnrsh x.olf.. :.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-09-01
j. B. GOODRICH,

attorney and Counselor at Ldw.
Office Up stairs in the New Jail,
VIII promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Especial attention Civ
en- To- the securing and collection of CLAIMS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-09-01
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CAREY -. GOODRICH

Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office 1st Floor ia Ne,c jail Building.
Will promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Strict attention given
To the security and collection of claims.