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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-25

Through Tickets
TO ALL POINTS Ii the Union and csnadss can BE-
procured 1t The
RAILROAD TICKET OYfICR,
Main Street, betcsen Fsrst e1d Second,
oPPosIrx rHI BILLINos Roux,
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Ticket Agent.
TROUGH FREIGHT CONTN ACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITEE6 Can
be made ~ this 0fflce. Damages and
over-charges settled promptly.
May 5th, 18S0-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-25
~. x. LOVE 4 Co.,
6uccsssors to DcminE / Love,)
BANKERS,

81
Successors to DcminE + Love,)
BANKERS,
(yTvBpsrtisular attention TO collections ,and re-
~ nitpromptIy on the day Of payment.
Rn1nR8uCns:
Bank Of North America, New York.
DfsxsI = Co.,, Philadeiphia.
r. ". Clark 4 Co.,,
Citi1ens Bank Baltimore.
Bank u Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. 6cuily Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch Sta te Bank Of Ohio ZanesyfIle.
Conmereial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky Lexington.
nov1Ad
wk. rn0MPtoR. d. v. aAIIxY,
WIN. THOMPsON 4 co.,
BANKERS,
Corner on Main ana sscsna SIS.
KKOKUK.................... IOWA.
Nov. q, sd
, 1859-11-14


The site of Tue cabin formerly oceupied By
"Unc1e Tnm," the hero Of Mrs. Stoves nos,
celebrated wurk. Oh the corner Of Noble End
Market streets. Is now occupied by two story
t:!s1'e dwelling. the property Of Mr.. Michael
Win.er.
At the tia.c the cabin was torn down, severa,
Tears hiucc, pieces O: it were sent to number
Of Mrs. stoae's irienis in New Eng1anl, and
previous 10 its demolition taguer1eUtyt,eA nf it
werc taken Ter scsrrl1 parties il this city, Ohio
and else" here. The locust trees tlat surround
cd The old neEro's lom- hare been yeFy appro-
priatt1y preserved. these are all the marks in
dicasine the site Of the cabin occupied by Tom
before his dcatb. Siuce bis departure from t.
mortal &tatt Of existence Tie streets tllnk run
before his furmer home hare been graded and
sFaseled, Tie lot hys ueen Il need and uufueEou.
Improvements in The way Of New. dwellings aud
lot enclosures hare becu pItcet in the nefn lbar-
hood. Even Rogue Run, on who's. banss Tom
lived 20 hum6s fur q long number uf years,
l'as deserted lis old me4ndtring channel aud
heen made TO take new and struighier course
in order 10 lie Il less obst,uciio 10 tue march OF
improvement in the -astefu end Of tile city.
The spot where e. Uncle Toms Cabin stood
wns, i few years since, entirely outsid. of The
settled portions Of Indianapolis. Now il is
''dowh town e" from the dwellings On the hisls
eastward. Trains Of iroAa cars run by it
daily. the huu Of machinery is heard close b{.
The little >tsea,n which rippled lszi1y in tic.
summer mnsihs but a few Steps frem Toms
d'nr hts been given u new course in which to
run, aud confined within riches 1ntl hidden from
1icw. Could old TO return to ear,h with lhe
full power OF viAsan lie Possessed when young
man. bit which fursook Him for sone years. be-
lure ne died. Le would tut tecrgGiza the locality
in which la Tired 70 long aud ac1ed, uucon.
*ciousIy the part Of the hero ia oae Of the most
thrilling noreis That has been eiven tu The pub
lie during thePrc.cn century.
, 1859-11-14

TuE On INDIANAPOLIS EnAScu K*xk-Th-
indianapolis Dsauch uf the S,=te uank Vt Indi.
ana (ola Bank has brought is business nearly
to ctos-.
The State Dank md branches ceased TO do
business Oh the 1st of January, 1851, and had
u:'t,l the 1st of Jauuasy. 1S5., 10 wind up their
affairs. 1T the inst named period the Inlianap-
oils Branch bad returned TO the Stockholders
tho State being one-half owpcr Of its steck-all
the origtnal capital invested, amounting to
about $50 GEO; and also, Is per cent. which
had been set aside to prrsecs the Dauk from un.
expected tosses.
On the lst OF January, 1853. the corporation
ceased to exist, and The uncolec'ed assets were
assigned to simon Tandes, Esq, for sstt!eme1t.
Since The 1st Of Jannarx be las realized ard
distributed to the stockholders IL per cent.
more-makios "bout 50 per cent. Of q surplus
which has been distributed, aad leaving so,nc5
per cent yet to te collected.
We understand that all of the thirteen
branches Of the old State Uank hare returned
their original capital and large surplus, and
also made proTsion 10 redeem their outstanding
circulation in all time to come.
The branch at Indianapolis. mainly under the
Presidency Of Calvin Fletcher aud The CASHIER
ship Ut Thomas H. Sharpe for the past sixteen
Years, and lae directory of Alfred Harrison,
James Sulgrove, Julius Slco'ai. William ~ Nor
f.son, lAi!1p sponAhle, George Anderson. E. J..
PecS, IL. 4. Fletcher, ~n4 Simon Tandes, has
dIttuscd benefits 10 the bank district composed
Of th!s and adjoining counties which will long
be feIt and Observation-Disclosures journal.
, 1859-11-14

Mz. Smith is said 10 hare IN hereditary pre.
disposition to insanity. Ills fatbsr, Peter Smith,
theugh the posses<or Of IN immense estate. aud
surrounded by cve1y circumstance Of prosperity
S,,n "a. sue,s, h; TO- n fl. Ct groiSuna ae.pGndcps
be Nould die heggar.
Unlike his noied soz, Re WAS exceedingly sharp
in his bargains and money affairs. Ii is also
said tbat the late Peter Sken Smith, tlc brother
ofGerrit, Vas for some timo IN inmate Of lu-
nstic a.sluu,, though, when he died, b. uas
generally regarded Is in possession Ct his 1ea.
son. Gcrrit Smith las lost slI his children cx.
ceps one, the wife Of Col Miller, Of Peterboro,
4 nephtw Of Mrs. Smith. Col F,tzhugh, was the
cap.or Of the fugiirc Caok. n fact which greatly
disturbed tie mind OF Mr. Smith. John Coc6.
rane, u Democratic politician OF this ctr.
another nephew Of oerTis Smith. has a'so. 81
IN the Harper's Ferry adair.-zsifso 1oct EsxxMq
P3xk
, 1859-11-14
Price ,Ehrcc Dimes,
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

savs the St. Lents. No.. 'etnocta. Below re pub,.ah
letter t. hF Ns.-' "f III. s,y fran kensleman n
Its h'!E t"hIc es.cene hive IL effect when
coming sSn r.;ao!e sou,ec. II eestdeaes kuarae
!e.y Ion The PrRs:
BAra- Mann. Isu. g. 1874.
attention cal ed mouth 10 hl. hly nxdsia
tatct. II 5uut hair nraye Indu ID make sp
t*y, prSay ~h,e: w a,.aes. ssss sf .s.
ehaaces soEe tire: mou,A4 ince prn. bottle Of
a j ,sesa ~
nave stcs p1o<anc .noiil tt:s Of @4teh have USED
~Alte hair h. totally asap. er<d, b"sn On ~ nd
e. aaa ny t.aIf -, reu.esa IT, natural co'. an be-
rh:s,.as~ iaa. aaw ss.y e.rs I'd ar :sd vie Il
tue sG~ Of tsEytwe u-.In VII - s1ms ttet
as asas1 ass'cc dea. das 10 sou t"s Joy. r.uatla
ul4nstfT All a,.4t ri 'll VII cvF vi lightly
peF d!fe<tons, Will n.t have nccaAon 10 ooaFsuiet ny
ssat. n.. ~ 6 tzr" ft.e ~ aid ases'sat h<Is
,he aeorr. NY uaie s,saeht. |. Il }.sr
~'t<'f. iAa tfa!y ,"ats !. { I:sl1oSD.
nALrtxuaE JAa. r. ls3S
W0ovS HAIR RE IUliAr.vE.
1o:sssur ~oAt-L sas cn: ltastnx had tas mAfosturs
ytms ts,s;: 4 nv 0.t;as il III induced 70
sesy thiuk needed. NJ i row tel-x md xio.sy ah1
n s.S ~"c; a en- ny DBL a'i% e
Te sn. I:.S j. X, I:rsxs. tsa na,,t4r IL rtxu
e eI'n # p7.'"r ., The ve. Church 4 H,ost'
sfxAi'y 6<!ored. VII, ltYfR
F.ocN11sLp. Jau. IL. 1s5s.
Haf ks.tora,lSs sses ~ IhaI sa .a:ss
hA* *<n eac-'srnt IN s~n4nsi .n.u1 md
trcusr from ny eh!loh.d Ind IN. ~ ss,s ri Nv III
which ~as n+~.'m!:e srv ahs str1!.y,cr h.ve as~d
r %;o x,sor:,e 81 ss,s..; ~ - s:-
pEx<~. ami Fancy t;os*s ucac:. -"'3 - - uoi 81
, 1859-11-14

heiareu'ion for liquitvinx flint aud quartz
several times xupounced within wear or two.
Is said to hare been perfected 60 Al 70 BE- prac-
sic.l'y ayallsb'e. II is applied Ike paint or rar
n'sh, and soon retorus to its orig'ua! hardness
hy the action Of the air. It eau be used ia acy
color on lhe walls a( houses. theatres churches.
and all buildings, and makes them tifeproot, Il
eau he dissolved 10 wa'er, and makes cement
that Is Waterproof. It eau be made in any form,
SIZE. shape or color, 1t can assume The form
tnd color Of my Of the precious s,ones. it will
make marble tura Aad white. 1t wilt MAXI
sandstone rs Solid a. marble, and statues, busts
and ornaments Of any xixs eau be made, and
columns at any size, form aod appearance. to
Initiate marble Of any color desired- 4 similar
invention, under ths name Of liquid marble. is
said 70 hare been made By II. Jobard, Of nru&-
sels, Belgium.
, 1859-11-14

iFIuW LEc 4cVss2 kE2IECsap9s siIty.l
Yesterday afternoon, as The express train on
the 1coai, O4uawka aud Burlington Hailroad,
due here quarter to two o'clock, wos crossing
tic bridge just beyond Hale's mill, about Eve
miles out. Tue baggage and passenger cars were
thrown from the truck and dragged some sevnty
yards over the timbess and tresiic work, before
the train could be stopped. There vera some
thirty passengers aboard, wtose escape from
death was most miraculous. Eerery seat iu
the car WAS uls1e q wreck. Only one passenger,
an aged gentleman from near Knoxville. Mr.
James Dawson, was seriously injured He was
bruised internally, aud was brought to this city
md taken 10 the Buckeye House.
During the passage Of the cars over the tim
bcrs, rail was detached from the track md
forsed up through the bottom, aud ont ut the
top OF the PASSENGER car, but fortunately With
out striking passenger.
The locomotive remained On the track. The
trucks were knocked out from under the mali
and express car. and it was dragged ncross the
the bridge on the timbers. Nj. Edward Ely,
the mail agent, WIS in the car at the time, and
escaped with only one very slight bru;se
The locomotive Immediately came into town
for another car, "a which the passengers we're
tukeu to the city
, 1859-11-14

4 correspondent in 1owa viites: Ats,rs.
Eatto7s-The crops in this valley are not what
re have been informed abroad. Corn is good
hay ditto. md cattle cnougl, to eat up both
before uc1t harrest. Oats nothing g-buckwbeat
none. Wheat not cnough for home consump~
'ion. Instead Of there being auy on hand for
shipment learn that the small towns alou1
The rai''oaa arc receiving their regular supplies
from Burlington.
Best lard wood is about 81 per cord; coal is
worked quite extensively, ut The mines Sc ner
o1shei CT e per ton. Burlington and tho
r'rcF towns do not call Oh lava fo7 their supp2r
ot coal The mines still take the lead in GUILTY.
and price.
Cur Illinois aud Eastern grim dealers need
not count on large supplies Of small grain frcr.
this State beyond villa: will again be wanted in
the spring. x.YZ
, 1859-11-14
Excitement In La1yrcnee. Kanaag.

Exclfethtnt III LaATfcnee. kanans.
We len. that much excitement prevails in
Lawrence, arising from a threatened attempt TO
take repnted fugitive Stare.
II appears that Mr. Stewart, commonly known
as the Fighting Preacher, had = coEo1ed man
employed on his farm upon the Nakaru<a- This
is the party ctaimed u fugitive. Mr. Stewart
is m earnest an active Anti-Slaver5 man, and,
10 consequence, rendeIc1 himeelf obnoxious to
sh= gang Of kidnappers who make headquar-
tiers at Franklu ard 1.ecompton- For several
nights pass, Jake Hurd aud tie NrGees, with
some twenty othera were seen lurking iu the
nei 4hborhood Of Stewards house. Un Sunday
evening be sent into town for nd, and party
went cut- The ki3nappers LETT, and the colored
man is now IN Lawrence, OF Was when cur in
Torment left.
The repnsed 1aau,owner, it is stated, intends
to attempt obtaining possession Of The peero
by means of the Fustire Stare Lsw.-Learea-
.cof&A Itnxy, 9fh
, 1859-11-14
ROCk RIVER SEMINARY.
~ II Ltt:ATED Ar
III T. lN0R3kf&. AZ.

Hsi s . .s e sSo :aS assre'. station
Grove IL VT. Morris. >o' Wv 10' taasAo
Thrs'u.~e q ..ray embraces everything u.uay taught
hs ihasuson has Just or il 1Inx4s~p yssr II
UT esse q to .*vxse aaa sert IL
atd Z, h "Jt y, ~ a',s n - S"p!s :s@Iss a4.e teen
EN-. sa.t* ,n sI.,5h c..s. tS': -4ss
when IL - h"IoF7tly cuma!scL. ' -'4' -
d;y TkaMs ~ .Np rACAf SStTae eas!. Tear !.
e. Moaay n's suxa. .o as aIi; IT, as,a tae
Sss1s As:.eana 1t ohs eek. Winter T-yto cum.
ten ere e~ .son Il on ons %sea -. a
sanass . rS.n e., soaa'rness ths 70 Monday Mah ani
SS.ass a3tea ~estA> .uec*sd.a By s4taoa VI .:sht
SykNAL cLAssA Traeass,' c!.s. l. formed, which
< s T;1sH r*s:;: !; t1 "a:
Fasots u sod Gne. can p1ocrrs cumpessnt te1chtrf.
ExPE ESSEs.
Ta,i"n 10 Common .@.h Draaehea wlutsr ..d
rus a'.srF Ii4asi;si;i: l;sf and sumner $50
Ma.:..n r!:r Il. Nsi;:ea. or us;; 1e,nsn; "a
Z, :. &, Sis,s! Ssa l.: ~: :.:: ]. 3
rE<ss, - ,!r rev. rsI tst; sasa. - -
la'.rA j" IL. sas: ;osa, neat ;si Ya.ai. 100
lresJsn's. .;i.I:s: oI Ill. o:sc, ;v::; 9eo
is* nl; nl; E.i .ku<. warming Kstitaisea
W. no. &C., l'tt .nna1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 800
soa9s t.,,; aad s:1
E"af4 5nvs! kS* iss:ts.i, li1sa Ksas aaG IaSa IL u
~ *n, ~ tic I'LL fnnh their o.a iI,,o: dn.o III 2
1as: IT, aa4 isax Gks stationery fu1ni,h.d Il ss.S
ss.a = .,s h. liz. ~ q ss
~ *Gi' t:s L ts sss;
IT. !aa 1i*;ehs' IN t.psslsa Da-sax Psneinx
a1 s9tsi 1 T. d 80 .hs ..,!t1p.,.
ta,i + me-. cass .9 naekssoa4a Ctmea
, 1859-11-14

We had she pleasure last crening Of risit
frcm Hon. Sylvester Ao~rey. lniely elected
M.wry arrived By the last Overland stage. and
is en- route for Washington City. He bring,
with him nbout forty-siI pounds Of silver fron,
that Territory. 1t eousists Of variohs speei
mems. from sle moulded plated to the common
sample. ~ are found in Arizona-pure silver,
after Tho meFruary il sepelled, reduced by
run ID sand moulds; silver and copper or aud
and large quantity OF rough silver ore. from
the mounta,ns, in the Rio Grande valley. l2
miles from tho riser, near the celabfated
Stevenson mine. The who1e region promises d
rich yis1d. The ores are principally arg<at;E-
very small cost--Xis*ouyS p4zaersf.
, 1859-11-14

fr,scuTxRxD sEc11'I1 b1 AAHnx nAso.)

fr.cuTxRxD skC11 II " AAhnx nAsa.)
say. E E.ho-lnr the IS Iteral1" "rcuexhat mt{fT
AIo1: taIs tzaxldy II HaIpes:s Fero
keho--Tuy.-
= hat tuha!es Tor iht peIeeTats to ll,w.
b.eh Esosr7s N p1dtes I'D Tou ttev ktoU7
Etto-~Su."
snsha hnahub through tbs ent' Re nat.nn.
eosa toflM doubts, sd ie!tA Aaf epns1rEnatlont
Eelo-"Iunnloa:
Tho Herald" thinks plot = Ill taek
freM Ax1:achusltt1t3t the Chic: ....
Echo Oh! OH
That this ,t:erapt - drssdfa'-
Haato consoensc liz - eo4la.t IL eEreas(!I.t
Echo Rith1e:
AsEwArr seAeueto mike ii. r'e.e1s rize,
Il says TILL stu2id uove:Eens rnc tIiies!
Ecxp-"Lie9-
Eut why tel 'es N cry OF d.'sc:lnI7
Iu dot u = downright lertAGtuu.
Eeno-" E!ee:lenr
1kee! to esteh votes Il kerr up the fsh:,
Ana puts The trembling south II zach r GIT.
Ee.o-"R ;kt-
f---Y
, 1859-11-14

The MISSOURI Democrat calls pttention to ,he
SUCCESS Of the first step i: the process which
when concluded will divide California, organize
the Territory Of Colorado. and, by aud br,
cause the admission of Il new Slave State into
the Union. We print tac article from the DIM
otcaf, in another column, inrisipg for it the .so.
:e OF such Of our readers rs are not fully post
c'' in the schemes of the ever vigilant Pro-
Elaylrr nar,r.
, 1859-11-14
DfSneubcrmcat Of Cnltfornta-.CoIo.
EadO Territory.

;rron, the N...nnd n-nn., rat,
tn, n,oris,on node =, ,1,e l,st session If Il, !.
1cyislsture n, aaI'fotn;c Sar snhms.,;n" u ~ ,be lbs
roisrs ~ ia Snu,;,.r-, ,'ar,;nn - .f,:, ct,,''
he a,,ss,;on ~ esaraaat;pu ~, - ~ Sa.,t
rn.n.,es ~ ,as!s;..S ~ 80 nmHns,,;s .us
..;NL. -, uas .ssI!seu - ~ a1oInia'e, t"o'
.,c.nrd;n,. ~ ~ -" n,en,5e oI a.uns !.
~ T.s-tar ~ .n' ~ ., ;s.s e.. TT 'ne
.'es,;,,t,s ~ 9cc asas.s oeI, .ii,ueu
sons.o,s ssn"s aus tte'a. me- results eay 1le! taese
n;nr;d.S thst ,no,, ,1.a a.. " ine
~ r, ' 4pua ~, ~ S.i q. sonseus
- -. Ear.-ra. 49,, ,.,sea ',;a 80 ~ 'nso ':'
rsa.'a J., - .;;4. ~: MI i:iou 'st u eon'
On, .r,.ce..,;,,"s r,, ,r.t,at,.. 70 ,nsa, 1a' s
s,ra1n ,ho co~a,,,o- T.on, t3,.;nn =" .n.,, :"
81 ~ rs,;d;,s ~ H.. aou' tasu huen sep
~ 49, s. 'as ~ 'us w. s.S.ng .ne eons'nt
~ ~ - t',e .e r:r1Sev NJ u's,.soe.1nen1 m
" tN;:r ~ .:tale oe ia.; tesu. 4ne Insutnt'on
~ ~ uo4a'a p1o'.ues ZOE no at'cuou'ea1 70 tha1
,..a ,asn nuets M III sacept upon lne approsaa o. t@o
t;"n % ~ 81 ~. .1o se.sss satoE ny esec
''o ~ 1anmd.r;en .ue nf ~. 80.
tha Consinn,;o, = fatnrs ~ .ur usneu aan =,
therein t,eco,nr. .,nrnd,nent .ro fo..1g ef III;
fnrnia nt ia rccsn, elec,;," rost o."r M % i,,,
VOTES mn. !, x,cn,s ntsnrd m ;ts r.c. 'o"s sns.
thnt ,hc nern,o nil consnn. =. - ~ ~,
or nj, rn.lrs n .,;~, nS.ns -; s.re.' 1'','.
ai1e comn,ies T1nen th;s o3;n, ,hs .yhn;o ra,s
linn i,nns. and i ",r b., ea.;i. h.,nh. hITSS.
thr SnnfSme conrt ~ ~ 10 S,",o osous ~ .os os'e
-tA 1.. -.
xroI i. IL a Espatnn1 po1 ~ assisuea ~ oe IT.
o,'.. ,r y In.,;csE ~ H., au'o. , .aat
wi ia c,,,s.; rne;, - >s w., .t.: coa's. Hno
st'nn'd har., harn h"pou ~ pass ~ tai1 l"ssn.
..t,;i, n,,an,,J ,;,. 49,, =. .ne
hermcnt r., 1,n,: ~ ~ ~
nTea,.s. s s"S;ss. '.. ~. tns ptoPosnoa'
,,ad 'rnrid ~, .1a.;i' ~ ras,.c, r.. .,s ~
so,no n,,oo, .t;,.'s ~ ~" Iash ~. ~
aass. t.uks " w ueusn ~ cat'!oin,!' IN
1or,';. iaa ~. ~ 'asH a:,, wv" W. ~ "uss oas
.hu. Lu.a =. o"aEss WI. not W ~ 'ae s'onaafa u
VIZ ~. sns; oue". ~. w ~.
ato sSnE'.le ~ Sepaf1t'hE tu1 eoat1e!n poi.
tiun " SeA"o'u'a t'on' LIZ VTthefo Is tne !Fut
VI several Years pio1t''g anu mas oeeh USED un'
sSeeupu,onstx e. ny aN lsadtns Pot,c1ans Ct tte
.:.i sne eeerJ e:eennn' IT. hec1soa psorosto
~ ,s W ~ =. -" - .'Tuo.y neInoei@te, und .ne
asI;nn - r,, '.a1s I',s .oo'snsons us mere! oeen
.ne ~ ns'e run ttne 1hlne
~ h " so;e ~. 1"s '',*" tol 9"} "
49, - :'s ius' r. seAs,,'i " eel
4l-t: ~! 1na "hen y 'e" sneh nave oeth
t:.S, hun'u, Y nalo'felnseh't's ~ III 1s'1, they
aa'e ".uhe!u - sotee euougn 10 secure us de1eat'
- n1tnFaa D;noceat1c sequence: the caaltss
ea'es naEe F!eiueo, ana tae seathetn detna'
so51es' chnEfne 10 tne'f 1dea ol cutting loose
..oM ~ 'est 81 toe otate; nase iees.sea the CO.
opS!1nou o1 lue Hhscaiea y Hasiooal betnoc1acv-
LUIS leenhs "'1l ptopao!! opcrate upon Tue
's ~ ,L Ious, ano oec'slou anlsn'ng me !e'
saatf VI we itoposcu separation "o!'o MOI nc
y, y. ~ aonoeF4n'. E'en oete ihe scacn'e might
'' pe NV a1'e" ~e!e uae hepresentattses IN Son-
S,ees .;' .s1I .a1no!n.a o!nes tHah the too'* ol
, 1859-11-14

From person IN from the Sauta Fe Road.
beyond Beach Valley. We learn Of a repor. cur.
rent among the Plains men, and ut Fort Riley.
OF fight between partr Of Texans and q.
manche Indians. The latter, it is stated, we're
the victoEs, and over thirty Of the whites were
killed and wounded. Fer the truth Of the ru.
NOR We cannot gise full credence, though it is
belered that sons conflict Of she kind hsd taken
place,-Leursnsro.fh Tint,
, 1859-11-14

PHo7ooRArHv II NAruRA1 Co1onA-F1om
statements which lately bare been published
taking sar pictures in natural eolors has at
length been solved. II. Berquezel, IN eminent
French chemist. h&s invented ! process br
which all the eolors appear in Ill their beaut1.
and the green and yetloE tints which previous
" were obtained With difficulty, srs now bright
and clearly defined.
, 1859-11-14

The public ignorance Of statutes wss we'll
aaatr.seu a in tho fact thai, week since. there
kpt* shst The Governor Of Viruioia Tax for
o:oeeo TO pardon any oue convicted Of treason
TeMn4t INC Commonwealth TIE Eorerpor Of
ttfs'nla himself did not SEEM to be Informed
, 1859-11-14

n LnsateI a. th,1so: New Yort. Phla4etInl. Albany
tuTaln Cleveland AMI Drfsh Ychol.r.Ips ,s} n aux
e sotIf9 ch1ta !'"ns'!hat."u Of ury4.s il strafqns
as1Sahe eoi.. r. .tt " H.. Cthaeies7s Culrt ~ nov
pphtAAl. ptl. t.. L. SrEArT'.S. Dsl.r v E*li. J.,nt
Circular and aio:c Yft.rtv pate,
Iyt': APo1t-atl9n ts+ the Ilnls t-Esneh
;a@.1Iy HETtSr HErs s7r.rrn~
, 1859-11-14
Libel Suit In Prcspect.

Exw YoIx. S"y. 1.-THE Eour5tr intirnates
that Thur;ou Weed Of the Albany e. ming
.lon-rrt is ubont to commence iibel suit sca,nst
The Htrdtd Of this city. The alleged lsbtl ia tho
articles which have nppeared iu that psper,
charging Mr. Weed With completely in The Atm.
can Slare Trade,
, 1859-11-14

~ The New York Rsratd says that Com.
modoro Vanderbilt has commenced two suits
against The New York Ismes for LIBEL,
, 1859-11-14
Eoucat11ua{.

KNOWS SElIINARY-NO. .75
Auna "Ete!, Nnt'h DIvt ion. Th- 9Th sshoi Year
c1n1ttsSsu M"atlIy. September h, l5a9 Male Apt
ffaait l ar aen1 ~.pai* Prices of ru,un have bern
a'-" yer esit. Fai further pstttu.
au1t3ss-a:h ~ + kv,,W p,4,.tn.t
, 1859-11-14

Browns Bronchial Trochas.
Browns Bronchial Tzoehen.
bronchial Tzoehes.
Bronchial Tzoehes.
Browns Troehes.
Browns Trochos,
Troches.
Trochex.
!" "Tse-eulnenty tbs frst md bat"
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHLK-
II nsoumend tasi use 10 Public Speakets.e
REV. e H. cHAFtS. NEW YORK.
"Grsat sesEles In aubdulnk Hoa1seneas."
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW T0RK-
II hsrs proved sh~n excellent for Whoop.nx cuxh."
REV. II. ". WARREN, BOSTON.
"ofast baasatn In affections Of tho Dsonehsas 0x.na"
Dr.. J. W. LANE, BOSTON.
~ duple And ples,nt eololaati,a for Coughs. &c.
DE. q. F. BI0ELow. hos TON.
"consaio no Opium OF anything lnjndons.~
DR.. A.. 4. HAYES, CHEMIST, BOSTON.
~4~y beaeteAla eitattux tic throat whsn eonpssd 10
spe4k though suffering fsm Ctl4.~
REV. ST.. P. ANDERSON, ST. LoClA.
"fhssst!ay untte In tbs aoovs eommsadatton.~
REV. u. SCHUYLER, ST. L0CH.
Atsad having tried many emsss for Asthma With No
5easat, found rEl!sf froEa .as Tsoches."
EEV- D. LETS. FRANKFORT, I'LL.
n Sold BY Druggists every whss-. - pr Boz H
SOLD ~ rESTOS j. Co.,
lyi4ly ~ Laks street. oppoait4 Treraoai Ho1aa-
, 1859-11-14
ILL1SoIs COUNTY ELECTIONS,

NcuESET coCN1Y.
Tic Eepub1icaa msjo.ity iu Mcucnry County
ranges from $50 10 STD.
ue'boNorGn corxrr.
Tie Democratic candidate for County Treas
urcr in McDonopgh, has 1si majority in tn else
towns.
nEEAIB COUNTY.
! Afcrntlicau. m Independent, md Demo-
cratic ticket were run in DcKalb, Of .yhich Tic
democratic received tie smallest number Of
votes. The Dchulb County .Senf;n1 sa,s that
tie Republican candidate for Treasurer has a
'najority cf seven voscs
wAnREs corSrY.
The Republican majority in Warren County
on Treasurer is Us, On Surveyor, ao4, and On
School Commissioner EOS.
HENDERSON CorS7T.
The Republican candidate for Treasurer is
alrctcd in Henderson Countr. There was no
contest Oh Surveyor aud School Commissioner,
MONTGOMERY corS7r.
The STATE Register says that McC:ernand's
majority 10 Montgomery is 4e4-
sASoAxoS coCS11.
The Official voic uf Sangaa,on County is ns
follows:
n co.rre.s Tra*nrs'. su'veyor. School Cor.
II E:.::.:. ...:.::.::.; -; :s1s s4:s 3 :s:3 IS IS
Mai hj....,..L1 Sc q; elc
COLES COUNTY.
The Democrats hare elected their county
ticket by small majority. The 3lattoon
Gdz:4s uscrabes The result 10 the division Of lbe
old county for The erection Of Douglas County.
MESnora.-Thc town Of Mendoza cast eos
votea at tue county election, divided Us follows:
Republican s55; Democratic 4a; Republican
m,jority ea2. That will do.