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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-27
KEOKUK NURSERY.
,xKEs ron THE sPRING or 10,

U AY Il BERNARD beg
IN to inform Planters ,
Nurseryrncn and Dealers
in Trees, that they have
still on hand, to offsr for
81, ing planting, a large
stock Of the following ma
med ars.. lee, Of superior
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-27

Haynra Tayiovss New Works.
a HOME AND ABROAD, A Sketch Book al
"A Life, Scenery and Men, by Bayard TAYLOR.
Also, Travels In Greece and Russia, with an Ex-
cursion 70 Crets, ~ Baysrd Taylor; with Steel
Plates. Delphi and the Church Of 81. Basil, Mos
COW. More vigorous and graphic than either Of III
predecessors. For sale at
OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.'S
84a CIrY Book EroRx,
Nov2od 81 Main-st.
a LsO, Banks Of New York, Adam Bede, Love ma
~ httl1 love me long. Life Of Humboldt, Idyls
Of the King, VidocQ, Miss Slimmen's Window,
told Foil, TOR sale at
OGDEN, BRoWNELL = co.'s
ClrY Book SToKD,
dec15d M8 No. u MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-27

saemOlrs ~ n oh,e M0MAfn.
A MBAESADOR, Author and coniurow, written
~ By himself, edited by Shelton Mackenzie, just
received and for sale BY
OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.,
nOv0d 81 MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-27

Tltartss nad Journals fMr Is6O.--
L/For sale by NV. WESTcUlT,
Deoi0d vf Main-st.
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FEVER AND AGUE


Caused by the miAsm or exhaustion evolved from
when aosorb d into the circulation, il becomes an
Irritating virus in the blood, which der anges And
destroys the health of the whole ~ stem. We have
long sought, and have at length found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
which neutralIzss this malafious poison in tie
plond, and stimulates the Liver to expe it from the
BODY Us seton Upon the - stem is invariably sure,
plsint. certain. Ii taken IN season il exesis tbs
virus rom the system az II la Absorbed, and thu
Keeps those who use the CURE" free from its at
taoks, keeps the system In health, although ex
posed 20 the dissa.e Conssa uently 1t not only
cures, but protects from the great variety Of aso.
snoe, such ~ Rem tent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
or Masked Ayue, Periodical Headache, or BIllious
heacaehe, Bilious FHverk, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
t,sm Sout. Blindness,, TOothacs, Ea -aohs, "a
tSrfa, Asthpa, papitations, PAINFUL Affections Of
ful A fso,ion of the Stomach and Bowels, an of
wach, when arIsing from this cause, will b5 found
20 assnm4 more or less the intermittent type. This
'AGuR CURE" removes the.cause Of theee derSnge-
m6nts, and cures the disease -
This 1t aooompishes by stimulating the excreto-
ries to exps the virus from the ~ stem and these
osAns ~ become hebtuated to do this Their
ONCE o. their own acoord. Hence anses what We
teri aes.s,rataftgn. Time may acc 'mpIish the
does Il at once. and with safaty. The extensive
use OF this In al var etiee cases. las shown il To
be suIsr a. well es q safer remedy for the whole
class OF diseases which are caused by the miasma-
tic infection, than any otesr which has been dis
tass to the public, which that it is cheap as well
ss good. -l,.
Mass. no i6 colin
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IL The Associated Press agent telegraphs from

III The Associated Press agent telegraphs from
Washington as follows:
An order has been issued by the Navy Depart
ment to Mt out the U. sloop-Of-war Macedonian
At Portsmouth, n. H., for the home squadron
The 81 Louis and Sabine having nearly compile
Ted the usual term OF service, to be withdrawn
from It.
IL seems that Senator Hammond's resignation
II 70 take effect immediately, letter having been
received here directing his personal effects 10 be
forthwith sent TO South Carolina
The collector Of customs at Beaufort 4 O. has
omciaiiy Indicated his resignation, being unwil-
ling, he says, to serve under republican admin
istration
III has been heretofore stated that the subject of
an address to the people Of the United States was
uncer Executive consideration, but II now o.
pears hat the idea Is abandoned, In view of the
early meeting OF Congress, to whom, by the con-
nation a. TO the state Of the Onion.
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By cLEARY GREEN. Auot,onser..
sos Nah sfrkff

EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK, GRAIN.
IIs.ss Wusds:; fH arsrsa,i srInnEsrs, ctH-
rsss st .ss li 3
3: :.:ssS :s:s
% q r sSSs si from &c e:
sss ts% sass co SSs S.i asfsI or''
s g.. ss. %sy c.sss 3, H;Jss.' and cs.s
.sCsrts;r with I. large lot Of Harness. w.
Sc.ins S iSsiss. s saasi R:s.., Rollers.
s.: q Corn .ESa os s1S
sSst::. Hoe. shovel, sssi;:. Fori:. 4a.
ssss sss a g.: PIX s. s;s.n s:;..
M whsss;; fan: WSs.lb.rre..; scythe., Cradles.
Via sss. S ct Sf ctS.ss too No,
MARQUIS to mention,
%s;. Sd sS co1 IN FL a.. order
..s e s ssii:!: q # sS So G.l.r,,
Large LOT q ane Cs6Ss<s,
XH'as lot SsS q hot ss Si ss.h. --
Tn. HOUSEHOLD sFiTf:Rcrs, oon.i..in. 4.
Piano. Stool, and coSSsr. S.hor.n, sofa
Do Bedstsad, werdrobs, and Buresu,
sf Bronze snS Gsss TsS
Psrior Window curt.ins and Ornsments.
Large I9t prime Gsese Fea;hers, in Beds, Bolstsrs
Exeellsnt white cprlsd Hair Msttresses
Do Parlor, Char bsr. and Hal Carpets.
Toilet Sets, Mirrors shuok and Cotton Mattresses,
Bantets, Comforts. Qui.ts, Linen Sheets and
RsdSe.d:; ws.h..,pds. Bureaus, chsir..
Andirons, Shovel and Tongs Fenders and ffrs-
Rinins, Han, and Chamber Tables,
HAndsome plated Tea Set and Csstora
tilver Spoons, Ladies, and Forks,
Oilcloth, Cocoa and Straw Nsttinr.
China, Glass, and Crookery Ware,
Together with large and excellent assortzpsut of
Kitchen, Pantry, and DAIRY Wares.
Terms II sale: All Gums under So cash; over
SS. credit of &. and months viii be given. In
eII Gases noees must be satisfactorily endorsed,
6ss{ins ,nteFsst, cpd made payable 1t some bank
In DE Oily Of w AshlngtoR
.,0We desire 70 osll particular attention 10 tho
above sale. 10 10 by far the most interostlne sale
thst has ever taken place In this vicinity.
Omribuees viii start for the place Of ssle on the
morning OF each day 81 o O'Clock from the door Of
me Ascuonsers on eth street. near the avenue.
w. II. CLAGETT, Adminlstrator.
90 s-dn CLEARY & GREEN, Hseta.
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By A. GREEN, Auotiopeer.
THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO. MoRRoW
By A. GREEN. Apchooeer.

By A. GKEEN. Auchoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE
" No: So9, ON The Island, AT AucrIoS.-on
rkiDAf, Novemhsf sth, 4 shall soil. IN front OF
the lfemlsss, At o'clock p. m. the following
n1med hsndsoue building lots, VIZ
lots Nos 5, 6, ., le, -, "a. and ., in square No
400. containing IN al tstveen D and 81 Thousand
% aars feet Of ground. This property fronts on
eoath v and streets. between Sixth and Seventh
streets vest. and viii be sid In lots 10 suit rur-
chasers, from &c 70 Is sest fronts.
Terms: One arsrter oash balance in g. n, IN and
- months the pcrchsser 60 give notes for defsrred
PsJments, b~arilg Interest from day Of ale IA
deed given and deed Of trust taken
no SIT A GREEN, Auot.
" THE ABOVE SAFE rs POSTPONED
on account Of the rain until FRIDAY the letb
instant, same hour.
no 10 did A. GREEN, Auct.
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CAUTION.

A.. CAUTION
ALL Persons are cautioned agsinst buying Lot
No 9, in Square 1e6, in w sshinston. ID. C. We
are advised by counsel learned in law that the tax
title to George w Riggs, Esq l., under which said
lot may be offered for sale, 10 nu and void in Law
aid equity. NJ. NJ. WARD, -
Washington, Nov Il, 1860 no IA ST.
MADAME MORRICE, THE GRKAr AsrRoLo-
w eIsT AND DocTRKss from Esrops.-This hIg hly
the Past, Present and Futurs Events. Gail at No,
400 Eighth St, between g and n, Washington.
no2-lmr
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ID The Nashville Patriot publishes the Con-
stitution Of the United States entire In its edition
OF Monday, Prefaeed with few remarks, recon-
mending the 'argosie of States az being the best
reading for the people at this juncture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctiou.sr..

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionssrs
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAMI-
bA9 xoaNiSS. Sov.mbsr M = 10 sa adIo5
n front Of the A uc;lon Rooms, We shall ell the
farnit1fe and Effects OF family declining house
keeping. comDrising-
SUIT ofRossvood Green Push covered Psrlor Fur-
tislre, oonslsnng OF Lolins Sofa, Arm and four
Rosewood Marble top Center Table. whssnos,
Hapdsome We nut Workstands and Fancy Tables
Wal9at hair Spring seas sofa, q ocker and Psriof
Walnut ktagere and Writing Dest,.
Gait Window Shades and Cornlse, Clock,
Brusssls ana Three Ply Csrpet., oilelotk,
French, High post AID Cottage BoJsteads,
pres.ing and Pain Bu -eaus, Wsshstands,
Wtrdfobes. Bookcase, Toilet Sets,
Ten FEATHER Beds, Boisters and Pillovu,
Cared Hair and Husk Mattresses
Marble top Sidebosrd, kefngeroter,
Large quantity OF super or Stone China 0nnax
Dessert and Tea Ware.
Table Cutlery, Walters. lass Ware,
C9Salns and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils,
noN ]. c. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auots.
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Personal

Com VOORHEES,, U. ). N, 10 at Browns,
-. Col: Auger, L. 3. A, Hon Jas 8. Green.
Mo, are at Kirkwoeds'
Lady franklin and her travelling com nan.
Ions arrived in this city Yesterday. f1om RpIti.
more They were accompanied by h n
GEsaooe, OF Baltimore, and took lodgings at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

II Henry Schoenwald will be hung to-day a,
st. Louis, for the murder Of J. L. Akers, In Feb.
Yuary last
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IL The South &, rolina Declaration Of Inde
Pendence is said to have been written by a CLERK
In Washington, as a burlesque.
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IL. IL, On Friday, the 9th instant, three slaves,
'eoh' p'ek 3, and Colin, were executed At Iun.n'
Ueis county,, Virginia, for Al attempt 10 poison
'ne nmiiy o. one OF the most ind uensial citizen.
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a. socckssoR TO Cart. BRNHAM.-We hear tia
% .emofed In Georgetown this morning tia
VEL asos Morton has been appointed Engineer Of Ia.
49,. ak.on Aqueduct In place Of Cart Benbam
49, NaEnation 1t win be recollecfed, Wa tan
osfeo sometime siuce y ~ -"
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BOARDING..

ROAR DING.-Three or four sinsle rentIemep
~ oan be eccommod ated with Board by sDelyipe
al No 513 Maryland avenue, between ~ and 6sh
SITS IslaId. Mechanics preferred. no loft
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COLTS, -sH.RP's, AND sMfrH q YVES.
" SONS PISTOLS, CARTRiDGEs, &c.

just received from the manufacturers another lot
G9lps Navy and N ew N odel Reviewers, smith &
Wsss ms Seven Shooters. Aliens Revolver,
PROBABLY he and Sstnf tho S1F ss.S
j. e SHIELDS,
Hardware Importer, 339 Pa sv.
no list Opposite Browns Hotel.
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NAVAL ISrHILIeRNcR-Iieut VIM cu...,
OF the steamer Pocahontas, at Vera Cruz. has bee,
condemned BY the medical survey and directef
to return to the United States.
The following deaths are reported: Serpean
Louis Herman and seaman Geo W. Ramsey O
the U. fhgate Sabine; seamen- Paul o. Fros
eennes and X. J Gray, Of the U. 4. ship John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-16

ThE WEAIHkR.-The following report of tb.
weafher for the morning 10 made nom the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith.
nhOut 4 oJrlo~k '~>sS" -
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AXIS! CLOAK su
CLOAKSn
n, we nave just added 70 our stock Q Number of
rev attetns, tosethe or with ali th- most fsshiou
sortm. nj to s-lsct from, and ali at prices TO ,uit
NE umes' 70 wnich We cal thslr special sttsntion
nou9 Nc. 523 sevea,h 81, shove Pa. Az.
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AUCTION SALEs
.ferstxs A@esson Satss, see sr,i paT,

BY &c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aue.eoe.r,-
GOOD Bt6ey HORSE Ar ArcTIoN
VI Io-MORROw. NoV1Sl her I7th. AZ Ssa.e,ons
on, ,r rs.. S Of .ss .ssS shah SCI. VII
rellshle: and . .ood Ictsss "e mo
4. }. Q. MoGuIRE& CO. Avc,,
By A. GREEN. AaSuoneer.
L ING Lors on TINrH srIarf WIS., ,s1x ~.
RssbsS Norsn ssri ~ A. Is ASe',Ss
OF the premises Is o'cioc. :, s ss,, ~ n ~
deed eftrI . % lhs sussOTls.. ARR S.Is .h'
& g. ti s. ss s sss ,sss = :. F.. Is:.
r, IsIiS wing Ss:s.issS y.oss.s. ysss .Ss Ssiss
$s.s ':a sG ss1.s si s.i q
saa sssss sss .ss'. s q:
he .sd a *: %
corner OF sad lot. and running thence south viii
Ssnds.d ssa 81 ,ssre. est
- sas ss ifiS s'Pss sST'a
the point Of eiysion between sald lots ~ ~
snd sever Zee, tv .sss f..s1 IN;
i.shssl % Is2sh ssest yest and pss. Of b.rinins:
sss II r. si :ss T.ah C as:
vs s1s va u; I .:Ss. .
p he rear Of aid lot thsoos south tuessy ses
FEET 20 the point OF division. between sald lei. h
md rs and thsnee vest with said ivision line ons
hs1aIsa AID esvsn feet too inches le7 feet inehssI
p Tenth street west and place Of be, in,ps. via
the improvements. which are briof d.siiins
Tern: q sale, s4.oo cash; IN. r.m.,0s.r y, q,
we've And ighte~n monks; the purchaser 60 rive
2oses for he deferred psYmsnss, besriar interest
rem cay ~ ae. A DECD gwen and q deed OF trust
taken. All conveyaneinG at the cost on the $50 .
ehassr. shosld the tsrms not be comp he'd wifS n
nve eays .ne Irestee reserves the rig he 20 r~ss1
os pfopsrv g ne rlsf snd cost q the Purohsssr.
nels-aAas A. GREEN. Auot-
81 By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
Government SALE OF THE FOLLOW
" ING MENTIONED ARTICLES IN rHu WssHrss
ESs NAy5 ~ At vAyerIos 70 raF HIeMssr
?, nsat sha sell =, re Nav y.,d mi, eit,. a.
Two suction Engines, one old Tsnnonins Ma
Old Psmps. lot Of old Leathern bose,
kols jack - empty Carlo, ., one old Stove,
Terms cash in spscie
By esdsr efths Navy Agent
= no 1t-lsv - : A. GREEN, Auot.
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w. KENTUCKY CHAIRS. : = :,
wAsgS!Ns,sTSN,s EoRe FL

=
We invite the t.enti on of Houssk sepers to our
and Fart THEN Wan Z, Which I IL now tend ieS
complete In every department BY our recent i'm
We deem it Unnecessary to enumerste a,t,cies.
- We have every thing that 10 u.u. kept IN the
6innsr sns r. ffS ri9n decorated French Shas
Ware. and as We import the majorIt, of our foods.
We are prepared to furnsh the best qusIity either
~ lme ortinE houses of Baltimore = :.
Also, Horn. Buck and cuooa handle Cutlery from
sxsT sG :soSt w u Con Bs
Pare, ,,, Lamp Shades and ch,mnies. Cut Glass
H''''n'h Glasses rc:nsy tf,Isf.k re.
5O4 Odd FNliowS Hail,
no 70 eo6M Seventh street.
H.. HEATH 4 Knowles,
AND MARINE - .
,,INSUR ANcE AGENTS.
pFpicR ovRR BANK OF WASHINGTON.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIPE IN
.t SURANCE COMPANY,
Or HARTFORD. COM.
..... p u X K LY TUAL,
Dividends Made and Paid Annually,
Last Dirids.d Fifty Per Cemt.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. ..
THE ms TRANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA, r.
Or RICHMOND.
CASH CAPITAL. 5000 ooo
Also. ether safe and reliable Companies in which
the "a participate In the profits without
HEATH KNOWLES.
Office. Room IS. over Bank of Washington. En-
trance on G street. no rs
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BALLS, PARTIES, &t
PERSONAL.

OFFICE CHEsApEAKEANDOH OHIO CANAL
v COMPANY, WksHINeros. Nov IS Ie6n.-
Notice Is hereby given that cert abs
/. anal Comp ny during the year o, dated D n
9Th, T6I Nos g TO 81, Inelusive, for sums Of $50,
Sho, $40 and $50, amounting in the aggrse ate 70
IS 600, ve.s issued by order Of the Board to Johs
u; Bowles. to be applied to certain repairs, &c
which not having been done, aed no value recei cd
Tor the same the public are cautiorOd sxAinst re-
ceIving or negotiating said certificates, payment
BY order OF the President and Directors
w. =. kING6OLD.
no Is 81 Clerk c. and o. Cana Companv
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ABE LINCOLN" AN INVENTOR We were this
morning shown at the U. 8. Patent Once the
model Of steamer combining bouyant air cham.
oefs with steamboat or other vessel, for the pur.
pose OF enabling their draught Of water to be
readily iessened, that they might pass over bars
or through shallow water without discharging
their eargoes This method Of lifting vessels
over shoals was invented by Abraham Lincoln.
Pfesident elect. for which he received a patent
May -. 1s49.
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% PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
- APERHANGINGS from Q rich and ornate 10
the most cbaste and simple patterns Appropriate
lot Rails, pariors, dining rooms, chambers, and
nora!ies Also, choice stock warranted Gold
Band WINDOW SHADES; Buff, Green and Blue
SHADE HOLLANDS; PiCTURE CORD AND
TASSELS. different oolors and siEss.' Purchasing
prices. Having served q regular apprenticeship OF
Sax year, and had practical experiences Of twenty
In TINS CITY, And employing none but the best work
men, the subscriber guarantees eatlsfaction TO
those who may fsyor him with thsir orders for
iraperhanSInE And Window Shades in city or coun-
~ Don't forget the number. .l -...r
J. MARKRITER, No ls6 Seventh ct,
nov lo-eo6t- doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
ELEGANT AMP RICH ASSORTMENT OF
AT Cosr PRIcEs
SUI TO be sold out, at Prime COST at tho store OF
the late firm Of CLAGETT Il D0DsUN, . fuli
ElsEsat ENGLISH. French and German BrocstsIIes,
Perisan Etofs de Algerine on Bayadsre,
Do Sat,n de LANES and Damasks,
Dc .n.h. sna = &. s ys Plain Cloth
"A so, elegant French. Swiss and Bohemian Lace
Under Curtans and full and comp lete assortmeu ut
OF Gilt Cornlces, asseis Gimps Side Bands
&c Oil TO furnish the windows OF psriors, DIM lg
rooms Libraries, chambers, Offices, &C., which are
will be asked, nor less taken. :
Sqch bargains and such goods. at snch prices,
Will doubles. never be bought at such sacrifices
Persons IN want are advised to call soo1. ssfer.
the assortment IL broken, Ct the store of
CLAGETr D0nSON,
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- Will Open New styles on x
nolss. sArOassS s ssia iassi .r.....
MIA GR BArBARG AIN. ecO
F9k silica good light BUGGY and sDs H -.
'' hANNes' LOT s0o' II sPe,ssss for sW ,pTsdixstey
no 1s-n. Stable asi f issS street. ssMEh ns.f K.
r A CARD.
d Question having been put 70 us on several
ccaos.s & HS esp s. ws T.ss
Ssa9 s sSn. sS. YIN
use che Clustering Panos 81 .il their conosrts es-
'ls:ss for Which 'A'' VIZ esG'
GrNr1sAsSSiss ,Dv-MADE cIoTHIxe
DfE:;eFtDf1i e eENrLEMENs
III :. ss:ss.:
slss s::s i. 81 /; 4 ssss 60
oaf5't o;s.aas as tn. mos,
sai isie WALL lsrEfa aaa S. .S S%
W. KENTUCKY CHAIRS : = -
n9.t S ZEN
Ell 81 ssf!i M s3t s ssS,s
Beds and cSna Losa a
:Ssssss.d Tin Good.. Iron s&Ss s1::
nssssss:ry to furnish the parlor, dining room. hail.
Cash Or time purchasers will be offered strong
'I nom.ss. % 'SS.'w. BorELER q SONS,
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ELEGANT AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF
II z.., CURTAIN MATERIALS,
ELEGANT cARPETINGs

ELEGANT CARPETINGS -
II AT PRIME COST.
There may be had ct the old and establis store
ofCLA6ETT 4 DODSON-
Elegant English and rench VELVET CAR
PETlnGS, some In superb medallions, 1t frst cost
Superbly beautiful Rruss.ls do, In the very best
En lish makes, At 80 and IS cents, worth ~ Is
Real English heavy tvilled Venetian stair do.
made By John Crosby 4 Sons, Halifax, Yorkshirs
The first of the kind ever offered for sale in this
city hey are handsomer and will wear better
HH.so, rich 4 UGs. MATS, cRUMB CLOTHS,
DRUGGE TS 10 all widths.
Alien vii now be sold out st prime cost for the
no cow CLAGETT DoDsON.
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The SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

COLUMBIA, Nov. Is Last night there was a
grand torchlight procession here, embracing GOO
Minute Men, together with the military and fire.
3 Mr.OH msds speech espousing secession, and
Mr.. Kett and others followed In the utterance Of
similar sentiments
MLLEpsEvILLE. Nov. 15.-Leading men Of all
parties have been In conference to-day and unani-
mously agfeed a. to the necessity Of holding a
state, Convention, recommending resistance to the
federal government. the time and mode Of with
drawing frem the Union to be settled by the con-
ventien- Good feeling prevailed.
Il ths Senate to-day cons.derable discussio on
resulted on motion referring the bin for the app
propulsion OF million of dollars for DE purchas
Of arms, munitions Of war, etc, . the nnapc6
subj ect TO the control Of the Governor, but MANI
Senators objected to the placing Of the sword and
the purse In the'same hands, and finally the pro-
posed reference failed The bill win now pro-
coed In the regular Order and the Senate will pass
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Vicksburg Wing Gays: We do not mean .,
ieoei against the Government because an obnor
ioos maa has been made President. We a. me
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TOMORROW.

Did we but know what lies beyond
This varied, shadowy vale we tread,
How often would our souls despond,
Our eyes the tears of sorrow shed!
But God, who knows what's best to do
Who sees US from his starry throne,
Has wisely hidden from our view
That which had best remain unknown.
We walked to-day to unconscious pride,
And hang the flag of hope on high;
But alb, tomorrow, by our side,
Some friend may lie down and die;
Some early flower that won our praise,
Some altar where we laid our trust,
Some flower, ere dies the evening rays,
May trampled be, and laid in dust.
Youth dreams of many glorious things,
AS on he HES in pleasures track;
Each day some newborn promise brings,
He turns no eye of sorrow back;
The fowery fields are all before,
His eyes on some bright star are set;
Life is to him sunny shore,
He'll learn it has its shadows yet.
Tomorrow! In its secret shade,
little know what is for me;
] may be with my father laid,
Or wrecked on dire misfortunc's sea;
But far beyond life's boundary lives
The everlasting army bright;
And lie alone, who takes or gives,
Can guide my wandering feet Alright.