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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEi
r w o ID ALLY r IL AINSl
To take effect on Thursday, May 5th, 1859.
LyRoM and after the above date and until fur
l. Their notice, Two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk NJ follows:
FIRST TRAIN.
Leaves Keokuk daily Sundays aceptsd) at s:3O
o'clock q, m.
SECOND rRAIE
Leaves Keokuk daily Ut $3.50 o'clock p. m.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Montrose daily Sundays exceptsdj Gas
o'clock q. m.
Leaves MontYose daily at HOO o clock p. m.
Forming, in connection with the Keokuk, Bur-
lington andRock Island Packets, . DAILY LINE
to Burlington, Agency City and Chicago.
Passengers for the Packets will take the 0:3O
p. M. train.
TEMPLIN, PLUMMER ! CO., Lssssss.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
]. h. TEwksBuRY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
May 4, '69-d6w
Cow LOST.
GTRAYED from the subscriber, about the 25th of
~ April, = small red and white COW, with brass
knobs on horns, and rather thin In flesh. will
give liberal reward for information that will lead
to her recovery. Word can be left ut McQueen's
Feed Store on 4th street.
may4d3t
LADIES, FANCY HAIR PINS.
TUST RECEIVED, the largest and best a.sort-
u ment ever exhibited in the West, and cheaper
than ever before offered. Jewelry Of ali kinds on
hand.
- And a. for Time,
We are selling Clocks for Dollar and Dime.
BAILEY BLISS,
apr23-dlw No. 70 Main street.
CASabria Liqusrsc~.
Snn LBS. large stick Calabria and ANAL stick
A.J.wILKINsoN,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
aprlS-d 96 Main street.
AtkinsOn,s SIBERIA.
lnRENTAL AND WESTERN SIBERIA--A
~ Narrative of seven years. Explorations and
Adventures In Siberia, Mongolia. the Kirghis
steppes, Chinese TIrary and part of Central Asia.
For sale - OGDEN, BKoWNELL ACO.'S
Ci1Y BooK STOKE,
ApSd No. 81 Aain-st.
WHITING Papers.
COMMERCIAL, Note, Letter, Cap, Bill, Brief
~ and Sermon Papers, at
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
CIrY Book EroKE,
| April Ii, 'b9-d No. b Main-st.
Hemp seed.
IN BUSHELS Hemp and Canary Seed in store
A. y. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mch2sd % Mains.
1850. spring and sunmcr 1893.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J.H.RurcAIHsos. JANIS DEWEY
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

DoUGLAs DRnps ToRNEY.-We infer from
the following, which we find in the Washing
ton States, Senator Douglass organ, that
the Illinois Senator is about to abandon his
compatriot and fellow-rebel, Forney, to his
fate
sit is plain to our apprehension that the
movement, of which Mr.. Forney is the lead
err, is premeditated and rreparable revolt
against the Dem ocratic organization. 1t is
equally obvious that, no matter what may be
the present intentions Of those persons, they
will fall by irresistible gravitstion into the
bosom Of the Black Republican party"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06
The PhisAdel phIa tsPresAs, An Il
New Test OF Dem rAcy.

New Test OF Dem oc racy.
From the Philadelphia Press.
The "Constituton" warns US that we will
hear "but little more, within the ranks of
the Democratic party, Of antagonstic or UNI
| friendly legislation in the territories against
slavery" Its theory is that the people OF
| the territories have no control whatever over
that institution. dozen men NAV establish
| slavery, in defiance Of the wishes OF eighty
| thousand freemen. The latter cannot abol-
ish it. II they fail to protect it, and de-
cree OF the Supreme Court recognises right
| to hold slaves in the territories Congress is
to be invoked, and the whole power Of the
| Federal Government set in motion. to pro-
ftect the rights Of Shareholders. This the )ry
dedicates all the American territories TO
slavery, and enlists oil the Federal powers
! for its protection within their limits, against
the will OF the inhabitants who are to reside
in them. 1t destroys every vestige of Popu-
lar Sovereignty. 1t brands the language Of
the Kansas Nebraska bill with falsehood. Ii
converts the National Government in an act.
i've agent Of slavery propagandism. 1t pla-
ces slave property on higher basis than any
! other species & property. 4 insisted upon
il will precipitate the inevitable division Of
the Union into two sectional parties, and for
ever destroy the national organization Of the
Democratic party. No Northern State will
support it, and no Northern Senator or mem
Der Of Congress, with the consent OF his con-
stituents, can vote for it.
/ The Democracy Of the North have strug-
gled long and manfully for the presentation
OF the constitutional rights Of the South, and
are willing to do so still. But, like tho pris-
oner in the iron cell, who saw it's limits grad :
ually crcumscribing round him, one demand
has followed upon another, Until now that
Congressional protection for slavery is pre.
sentcd ~ text for political orthodoxy, az a
dogma which must be advocated under pen
atty OF accommodation. Self preservation
conpels them TO repudiate it in terms which
/ none can misunderstood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

Newspaper and Editorial Change.
Knox, the editor of the Indianola Tsitor,
having been taken of with the Pixies Peak
pestlence, Mr.. /. R. Sherwood succeeds him
as tho editor of the Republican organ, the
first number OF which, under the new title of
the Warren Eagle, is at.hand and gives prom
Use Of efficiency in the advocacy of the Re.
publican cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

DEATH rRoM CAxpHgSK.-Nota week pass !.
Is without the occurrence Of an accidental
death from eamphene. Yesterday we saw in
the papers the record of the death Of little
girl SIX years old, and Of young lady, both
resulting from an explosion while attempting
to gil lighted lamp with fluid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

GTThe North Io,ea Times published an
ar.ic.a pulpoIting 10 nave been written by a
sister OF Mrs. Sigourney, in reference to which
a correspondent Of the Tribune says that
Mrs. sigourney has neither sister nor brother
living.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

CO The Baltimore Exchange says that, ac-
eompanying tue announcement of the CON
clusion Of the Sickles case, comes rumor
from Washington, to the effect that mem
Der of one Of the Foreign Legations was shot
at by citizen yesterday, under ciroumstan
ees bearing some resemblance to those which
have thus been adjudged sufficient justi6ca.
tion for the killing OF Key.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

COW LOST.
CTRAYED from the subscriber, about the 18th of
~ April, small red and white COW, with brass
knobs on horns, and rather thin In flesh. will
give liberal reward for information that will lead
to her recovery. Word can be left ut Mcqueen .
Feed Store on 4th street.
may4d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

An Ordinance granting the right OF way TO the keo
kuk, Fort Des Moines and Minnesota Railroad
Rouv hstroa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

CD The following resolutions were passed
at Democratic meeting held at Uahawba,
Dallas Co., Ala, on the 10th ult.:
Resolved, That We utterly repudiate Ste
phen A. Douglas and his Abolition heresy,
, that . Ter:;.c-:s. Legislature may pronibt
slavery by native legislation.
Resolved, That under no circumstances
will We support Stephen A. Douglas for the
Presidency, If nominated by the Charleston
Convention.
Mr.. SUMNER IN FLoRENcE.-A correspon-
dent of the Boston Courier, writing from
Florence under date Of April I'd, Gays:
Hon. Charles Sumner is here, absorbed in
art, but looking worse than had expected.
lie is obliged TO lie in bed until noon to rest
his spine, which still troubles him greatly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

One OF the visitors who thronged the an
techambers of Count Cavour, when in Paris,
was Baron dc Rothschld. The Hebrew mag
nate was received with ell the courtesy which
success always commands in this world
After the first greetings, the faoetious Pied
m ontese Minister said: sWell, M. de Roths-
child, would you not be enchanted to learn
that rendered my resignationp You would
see the funds rise at least per cent. il one
day." The Baron responded, ooh, my dear
Count, you are worth more than that; we
should hail your fall with rise of 4 per
cent, at least.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

Ca1abria Liqu0r1ce.
Sn0 LBS. large stick Calabria and small stick
OUU Sicily, for sale low by
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
aprlS-d o6 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

AakinsOm,s siberia.
ORIENTAL AND WESTERN SIBERIA--A
~ Narrative of seven years' Explorations and
Adventures in Siberia, Mongolia. the Kirghis
Steppes, Chinese TStary and part of Central Asia.
For sale - OGDEN, BKOWNELL 4 CO.'S
Ci1Y BOOK EroRE,
Ap8d No. 81 Nain-st.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
,-1 -5.. Land for sale. a..sss5
Valuable Tract Of Land for Sale,

ON THE PREMISES
s.aytI ss0n zursday Ds,lseA davqf Decssssev, 1850
0 PURSUANT 10 aecree of The Circuit Court 81 Camp
w bell county In the Of iubhasd and Wits ofdans,
$3.50, wandered al tho 0cIoer teru sap the nhdcssigued
will SELL Ms Commissioner, at public auction, Thursay The
18th day Of Decembe that ,iearne rao u Land lying
IN the county Of Canbel tho waters of saanton River and
Dry Funk Creek. upon which VIM r. Whow nov resides,
containing about $50 Accshe pseeis
ed by reference 70 plat died In the oice u Halifax
The land In good OF adapted sruw
Of Whest Telaeeo and other crops usually duivatsa II
sscon Of The county md good portion well mbeea
u ind all necessary
esins tobaeo srs ~. There regular line or boats
nng Tho river. conneting with thu Richmond and Danse
kalrost ubaat 10 miles from the city Lyachbusg
TERA-1, 2 and years. bonds with approved sucafty; In
tercst from date .-s7e =
will saRs ptessafe In showing the land any disposed
W purchNpe. q. \. cOLI1Ne,
2i-cti0dec Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
. Valuable Land for Sale
COUNTY

OFFER for sale the tract Of hand The Big Lick Roa-
noke County, lately occupied by Doct Landpn Rves u
contains about 100 Of the bea quality Of Land In that
neighborhood, which well known for It's friyj within,
milo OF the Big Lick Depot the Virginia and Tennessee
a. Railroad has upon II DWELLING HOUSE with knf
kh and thouses good Once with
Stable, Corn Crib &o and IL most desirable
dence for desiring Farm Of that and especially
W Physcian being In the midst Of poptoas aud weathy
neghborheod The terms viii be liberal and made
application 70 he subscriber at Big Lack Post ONCE II
previously disposed Of at private sale OF whlchae notice vii
be given will offer the place Iaic auction Monday III,
2nd Of january, 1s60 al the Big Lick Depot.
dec 3-didofs WILLIAM WATTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
Fail n'rndG.
FIJI Trade. - =
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. l3l Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
receiving and Will keep hand large and well seecied
IL stock Of Groceries, staple Dry Goods ardwa
Shoes Boots, Hats, Iron, Steel &C. NIL ~ which will sell
cheap for cash short credit and invites all cheap
goods examino his stock before buying He hns large o
~ the following goods:
Fnlcd Cloths ~ and A. Casses Cassneus and Kereys
Negro Blankes white and colred Bed Blankets, "a and ia
Sole Leather, Lining aud Binding skins;
French and Philadelphia Calf skins, Pegs, Last, &C..
Tanners Tools, Tanners' OIL, Lamp Oh and Tnilow;
nseed OIL Zine and White load, CopaI and Varns
Bellows, Vices Ansls, Screw pata@ Files and nnsts,
Steel Springs Iron Axes, Spiniles and Boosters;
Hammered and Rolled ron sheet Iron, Cast Shear and Bills
tered 6teel;
Bale Cotton, Cotton Oznabugs, Brown and Beaced Cotton
Cloths:
sugnr Coffee Molasses, Syrup, Salt, Nais, &c, &e
will the highest price for Woyo Wool Rolls Feathers,
Beeswax, Tailow ind all other Country Produce Cali No.
1871. oct bdts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
Auction Sale Of Land and Negroes.

10y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Haax
~ ppnounced at Its October term, 1872 oyerv Tina.
on TrRspAy, the sh day Of December, 1885, the follow
property be disposed Of al public auction. viz:
certain TRACT OF LAND, containing 200 Acres bslong
0f pfmnlfs bridge. III. '. r. ...t4. s.
Also LIKELY NEGROES, consisting men, women aud
chldren-al young
rgRAsFor The land credit Of 10 month"; will be given,
with approved security and Interest from date Fog the Negroes
crcdf Of six months will BIZ given with interest and
security. PEYTON TYNEH,
poy is,otsdee Cop,mIsnIonpr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

Nf sos Nssfnes tasn tan AZ pestsred
20 s4hetAntlssc ~ safh f tse fhSuusnia tsiA
oomslnius I. my s si;, - SAiei espsrsnce
ceusSd tAaHSlys ~ pu6c ID Inc Mnrissl
ea sa se!aae instfysn, b e mssst aud sdsp.d 70 sS-
THY ws stiteh hcr, ~ hiAd and Eaihev, fhsy mskc
aroae ek stitch thai cannot b. sayried ptled They
AAhe teAWtihk iform stcA ake On both efdcs or wns
wlthouf terNihR tttgcs uadsfncetk, ~ 50 p -at n
q. M..@.s h.'s s.ss ssc perfectly snnple and
.Asy cpd. ~ estcs a.Ass ~, may DO used wior. r.
,ccar ioNoAr Dian any esher eewfng Hseksss sxanI
Let ManalEipserH paasya gafnN1 Hesaskespera, any
pfg4A IN search " - petrumcl ekecpe Med
Ncs do,s NJ maka ssSS sscafS ha
-: = s.SuinE ous. es'Ofe pseiAsihs' 10 va ~
: $50" HORTON KRscIi, Auss4, s.5
:0osn,hss Han Msia w. eosween yt io Up s,sirs
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MARKETS
ANss y. NoWIIN. -------- lsDNoND y. JosN
,ssNCWI4TN e JONES'
Gag Sota9 swnotKsAf.E AND RETAIL ~ n, :
Crseers- and Commission Merchaats, !


rel sf'f'e''' - % ~ ~ al3d Lynchburk Va,
BY ae asd ana es Ssa'is H. 'is 81
Es ~ "a dSass's nssl az T.
III s ess Candle ass s.as"
and Fancy SoapI various brands Spices Of every Kind Sole
Cotton Yams an Nos vrkthk and wesern cured Bacon No.
Halifax Hsrrnss IN Ibh Ne MsekereI In kts Old Domin
Ion Nails M6afiAih iron Cast Shear and Blscred Steel
Brown shrtpgS ivaY woollens Wool Hat Rrosnn Shoes
Negro Blanke &c. which they will sell low for cash
interchange for country produce r,.. N ! Idec2
go "A Gard. Removal. ..ls,
MYTH view of having larger house, and one In more
w ssasaiposun the mdtrsigned viii hKxov his stock OF
Hardy GgsFy Cum. IN 70 he STORE Ii0usE, No i3b
AAtr STREET, jrnerl KNOWS q lanceKs" directly OPP
posic the FARMERS and Virginia Banks, which bclng
lifted up I'd elegant expressly for the purpose and
will be pcsulsd the lsih " 0croBER Is5 sving manic
he Fai ndc, hope present suc Inducements and
noua a. win c6nnapd The acution anil custom Of the public
Those Visiting and residing 10 the oity cordially invited
examine my Mock IN the o English Table and Pocket Cu
!ery, Guns Res and Pistols House Goods sv aud
Plated Ware Locks Of every kind, Wood aud Wiow Ware
Freleh Chs on carcs On Shades Windom Cornce, Bands
and Pms Ghxpcniers and other Mechanics Tools, Building
Matera Axies and Springs Carriage Cloths and IAce Eel
loes Hubs and spokcs Laisr Bands tiu Betting and Pack
Ing, Calf Skins and o.w Leih ste Findings, English B
die B 6rrups and Filings Circular And other Ohnins
Warranted Files Farming Utensiis de- Beside Dr.
serpton Of ARTICLES not GENERALLY Dund In establish
pentA y ~ ,as...,. ,.,,.A e,u5 5. NJ. SlMPSNN,
- ' a'' Successor 10 Simpson L. Bro
oct 10-dts s-..sl,.g ,...lsg t.. Lsnchturg, Va.
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scxzxazzex - - x-n.1AaAA
,...-,... .a. C,srh rtisk d. .,.,s
DisfnlH34 - - 49, s.Fss
city ON the - =. - on Monday
last. ftkH ! i y - y. d! - s'snsei, %
the SapEepe G4Ua F. sSekefk 14f-
lsbalk - e1ne.es Il - 49, - tMysst-
ant criuipef essa NV I'm "A 4nefaeae
and Haho9 ss.seses pssssns.a - "a we s.w-
yemdf eoA ussee 4sesensszna ~
their shssncs PIT httis basinsss was done. me
f,lowe Y Z ssynopsp q ~ sprccesdi91Fot the
Court: s4AkAHHF%% 49,
Adssas - Anped 3Na = Circuit
C,u.es ~ j6x1r ler appel
liant. skaHkk EA44 fpeiIee, Re
r.rssE ~ - "a ~
Adaass III ArboA from Pat
,;sk CiSQSGu - ~, ~ A. Early
for arp1 1yff lppellee.
I6rTS5ssf = S&A ts-s.
ParSl1E ~. I'm plusylvania
Circuit Caari - - s. 3. Dabney for
snnslisufs - - y nsa0saeSslieee Case
hsIJ " Cau4t 1sra9yke nSpts. ~ p, :. ss.sr,~.
UarsfyT Adnifd ios "a Exrsieseras Appeal
from Fssntllnz ,susss sAs4ae0 ~ -. a. Ear
,v for xep6il4ht psI. q A.. Wiasesid Tor appej-
ise Tezsfsiiss q ss5Sss9 "a :. ~. ~ .s.s
" Muissl A,aetnncs oompany ", fhonlss: Sub
mtted oil 4wfittsn sfgunaents Wy Msssfs.' Wn.s T.
W...v End q. III. Bmckfssrd fy appellant and l.
" Sal al nn6akk6 fRsysfsa6p rsa'GAA -
~ trTry7Il ,s.trSAt Ia
s,ssssnins isnxusrs sOwssds Nav Causias
usng ,.ss ~ zieg-ass urdsvsis0ss INA ssern.
'rse ,,r ..mof SI00 IS - ~ .sod hei,sv;or do
ras y ~ wsrt suoulbr, E1t DE surety not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

Thsss Gvis& tvaslss aH ouly dns dose Immediately
MORBID bid nsaer from To- releyes cetAc While one doA
AZ; y ~ s.s: ;s+s s%'s
invfgOfiilne fhe t6nack, - preventive 81
rausin ps6dt1 dsst wen, - ouiy QUO bottle u needed
rrnfrls1 THE HtSoD fing syew out OF the s,sie,D
lone and health to tho khos 1ithe Sxss Of medicine afer
,aachiayry, rsAeshg ! ~ ~ u Dong slskness.
cause Of tAe dhEaee-s4e Rd 0ns tStir aten fprJAUN
'ng ssa4c cor N = - ,lpfcn fcnayes ~ saliownes-
=! 1sLCsa .aoala.s ca wuusaufsiedcr nom the
s a. - .ss,as os. doe ,@ssp a s,or
One aase ,r e1eh We 4soss s sn,s{,,e 81 and
.sai.isa. 80. "a lie sood Ssssi well.
Tom Hang soA snulaea ne go Sssss &. 8 es i,
ssss:si ses - -. sn e. s,;
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ssaiss aad s1s5 ooSIIsEr rssrss ~ e1e''Ps ss
Oae Sess aksa snsr each ". -. p.sssa.s Y r..
meaA fiIienp sxspssssA tepannasndane th1s mcdienc
.sss =. .sa;s IL. s, ~.
nslllsss s,i.laAFsss aesssAkass #iiss 70 'esass
vssEssla ~ sissas - s.sa.eay !. q.
e slEs. . s. - = -.
900 sgstssr .. $3.50 q .,ss 4, - s y =. ~
10 sss sss : { I ] SIS s!a;61 -.
H.su.s,x N 49,, - ~ u cSsss, VA
sssssssS seos - III 5 5dsnS k'v.'ss =,
naseh kss III u sssssE ESQ aa sza... = -
.TVkrEEtsIvEb q. ysse SIe,s.s
hosader Bssoes Russtaa Earn sdss esayeas nslase
1880 b sss s ss,s &c s:s ~
- 80 a s.sn5sSsas ssel. Z, sra4Lxe = S2Efs.
1879 ~ arnSS snd Tsos az Z. a. !
CycNfo9ES GILL IN icE ~ ogp,.tss : new an: ..
3 4 ! s q! ;SIIs III 5 sI n r
.aSf71rrr - sszs1 DEsesiiG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

RicHxoxp. Dse. 7.-4Fhe Leg stature has unau.
imousl declined to interfere With, tho execution,
Of co6k - Ne osher pyisonefs 81 Charlestown.
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ENCOURAGE THE BOUTHH
,aIl af No. l1Y, III aln. ST. I.rmck burs

INNE sRIRM QIl.-1 Asts bs ale gpes4 OF ensn On
Quality for sewing m.chnsss aas IN 4es a. on
aanness ~ AeEga szsTa~ u HI VuoMsoN1s ~
nov lids Dfuexn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

NEGROES WANTRD.

TUyE subscfibef oonhu1s market NEGROEs Of bo
from Ten " thirty years 81 age AisO wofne
ckdrsn The hesst prices Win BE- paid 10 and perspn
u thSr hoass giving description tanning pei
anu nov su ss.iy wMei1 MoUsrcAeTrE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

New York City Election. ~
s. .NewHanx. Dsa 7.--Fsrnando " God is chosen
Mayyrby $500 majority. SIS sr..5. - .o -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

. PsrEasMs MAaAzIsE.-We are in receipt Of
the January number of this popular ladies maya,
zine The present issue Contains . beautiful n,ez-
xotiut by .Savtain, representing an ideal Lit
tie Red Riding Hood "a fne line and ssipplo ell
craving. on steel, representing the blind Mans
Buff colorel patterns and fashion plates, wood
cnts, and two pagesof music also niness-s pages
Of letter press Allied with reading matter. exactly
suited TO tho tas:es Of thnse for whom the work is
more especially designed. Messrs. Greed and
Victor bays IL q sale in THE city, NJ =
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20 ssas.. $50 % a1I.fNCHNJVG, IA,
w 70 whftws ksNasFy inyiSv shS 1tutpn oiss dnh,
and casosrsk W. .nder our hsnla 70 ends III pas
Mves and hope By fidelity 10 Tho ntsrpsts who aAy sa
u 70 ner oQuance u The ssqs. W. atr NOW sscsiinu
supcri iot aftnQas CQdecsV Nansse Anvw ssp) Candies
~ P-ooeo@ MA slen se-sst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-29

LOUIS NAPOLEON AND TuRNlr Soup-Buns
lithographc sheet gives the following curious letter
as being addressed to the Emperor Napoleon. 1t
was detained at the office for examining petitions
to his Majesty:
Sire: Being the possessor of small property in
the Beaujolas, favored by good soil for wine and
mas, my wife having made US a soup Of these tur-
nips, found the taste so exquisite and so sweet
that the idea of our dear Emperor instantly oc-
CURED to me, and said to my wife and two sons,
mTheir m Majesties have not, perhaps better soup"
Of my eldest son; he said, "Father, you ought to
send cask to their Majesties" Sire, we are giving
able to you and we shall esteem ourselves fortu-
nate to have procured you that trifing pleasure.
We have more of them still.
am, with the most profound respect, Sire
Your very humble and very devoted subject
p. belmont, Shrmaker at Kotssay, Aim
This letter was followed by second, in which
P. Belmont prayed that his eldest son Che who had
conceived such an excellent idea) might be ex-
empted from military service, 1t is not stated
whether his Majesty has approved the soup or ex-
empted the son.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-29
Another Insurrectlon Case.

lFrom the Louisville Courier, Nov. 22l
FRANKFORT AND VERSAILLES THREATENED,
citizens of Frankfort the capital of the State and
Versailles, in Woodford county, have been excited
for some days, but by no means alarmed at
report of a threatened rising of the negroes in
those counties.
On Saturday, dispatch from Harper's Ferry,
Virginia, advised the Mayor of Frankfort that the
negroes at the instigation of some white scoun-
dres, designed an attack on that city and Versailles;
and that when these places fell, it was their inten.
tion to devastate the country all round.
The information was obtained through an inter
cepted letter from IAN Abolitionist named Day, ad-
dressed to Ossawatomie Brown The intelligence
was 50 direct and Of such an alarming character
that Mr.. Hunter, the prosecuting attorney at
Charlestown, Va, deemed it his duty to advise
the authorities in Frankfort as above.
Immediately on itsreception, the Mayor of Frank
fort called the Trustees together to devise means to
avert such a calamity. Precautionary measures
were taken in that city, and also in Versailles by
appointing an extra police force patrol for each
district in the counties. The new military company
organized last week in Versailles were ready to re-
spond with alacrity at the first sound of the tocsin
of war. =
The Abolitionist Day has been connected with
the notorious Della Webster, who was once in the
Kentucky penitentiary for running off negroes He
was driven away from Trimble county some years
ago for his negro stealing propensites