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, 1860-10-22

Br Tr1xosAru.1 Nxw YorK, Oct. r.
F1or-Ilsavy End common grades Sc. 2 bbl lower
with op!Y veT moderate demand for sxpoH and hoe
n ss 90 fur ttaie IS .E5 ~ for snper weetn
Is E34b for eonp IN to medium extsa ~estern+ e5sa
6ho sip:l bands e1tr4 round hoop 'h}o. Aask.t
ous pTcss sales Is b1ls At Is ss7 10 fuf sonmeu to
choice erA Gem meal in moderate request and uu~
changed sass ay bs nj eats foI BaodyTIne a9d $50
e Kss sF t. ana e' al
WkuxI-1n fair .equpst- fA1ss 40 lyis 1t e40AXe.
GRAlx Wheat drl. hravs and 1c lover Eh,ppers gen
e-aiy no:drx aek tor III io"sr M pses; = es I90 be
# asi u i37 faY 10 good. leV0o ou winter
II ii 81 hu good white Oa1adA nj q, - bu white
Michigan q bgGl ea 81 'ra NoTh Ga,e "a ~ els
s Bully dull; ECO ou II . fof ate AID 6H tns
friupe Canada Vest Com shade lower With moderate
d. osd for md hc,na coasumpton Is oG hu
mixed western 1t 171 anoss and IN sos. = ior white
WeNc4u a1a In moderate request bus p1sccs without
ts1is change Sales sshGfo for WESTERN canadA ard
Fxoy.uoss-P Pork Gull and ps:ses slthous 'strlt:n9
change. sales Is, brs Il ~ ea2lsHH taE mess, atd
iii 81 for Prime BEEF quet and .eady fales 30 bts =
;as enseSsd M mess; to5 for extss mess Prine nj
beeS du ana nominal. Beef hsIn4 quiet and unchAnge'
us 1oe4.s oull 8hase soudea and t9h@tlhc for
i211t3c Ruttes fetng ll9lts for Ohio. and 1t2ic
T. ..e. Cheese steady 1t s9iic =,
e. :s4Ixa sugar IN moderate request. but Pr ces wlh
IL hoKea Hsvsnna Il 7Ke; and 40 haxs Manila i
Is Tc l1Gee-1h hs auction sale Of the ctFgo Of tie bAk
O11- cnmur.nx <oao ass Ro was largely attended ana
!:xS;SS sa's We hard Of 'a5 10 mats Of
sns.sn Ms nx:as*s Ii y Ssa,s I'd Il;
i..,as, h,,lsn TX eaa40 Gentz. Michigan
Tocf iss1d INK III u Utssi slk ~as eh1e@Ro s+*'
, 1860-10-22

jrI1CAGG L ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD LISE-7rss~:xer Tra.as depart t:o7
tat Gz:sve 1t t.E:c.fo a. fr.iawa:
Ear Ezfre md Mall ieaves - ft3 a,n. hsd Ay1vss
MAJ, E1p-r.. itavtsa: 81: n..3atart>ys s1espts1
xsriyr. j. t7n tNont.. e.ce;t-a)
F+47 Aceoeapdaiioa. ~ p:n-su:.Gays excepted.
juIfn +, TkAatE, Gen. err't.
WI H-- JoE=. 0<o. Agent. dx37
, 1860-10-22

t01ns4 s! oreasei II .As a:a;aaJ) vi: ~ rro e7s,
Tho Hs~ York CeEts RAtrcAt 10 hufz;o. aE3 e,r..ec
tA tho sao1s kaYoai and Aauve Liner Of fyurslic..
fur such tssxat EAT req1re :ro:e sfeeT :s-st u&
BY Cansl.
The Caala and s,se.axe ,neta.7as 1t she.e Ns1a
shave been atted Up sxTre>y with vsw to sae eorts1H
aad Aa{et5 Of passenger.
For ris4 cf E.tt1a aE Taz.ase. s27ly !hs tKeI
C.ts xnees. =. tie Ucea Ct Lie Nesteia .s1us~fsAtoa
Al E1ie buIs.o. II Csrats.s ZIP .S.v To:x.
II Stase s9eet Etszn. AItor Ho7l.s, broadway.
lis F1<f,,,..........A AltA1y.f New iotk.
a. ue1 ISL Eirer Troy.
Eow2st Thuzstoa. Ala:cn. .H.fE.s-: .HosE-Ftrf
J. Han. Co. Erie. t1r!Ar GoaM .Lot1peTs.
If n tsead sefi, csv*aae sEsls s j. ree:..
]. II. Stead. ..5AntEAST, 4. Eorxas-...-.1
J. L. Hurt i hco.. Detroit Johnaoa L Hotxe.
Hprtnlt, Kirkland / 20, aanllnwo..
Aaek.cAc. JnEE Hay. .Rx-.ze.
J. r. kl1ki1nd .bteboygaa. keaoatA re. Co. kencaha.
II - r:,inaa;. % An-aates. ''sA' vi Wsss1ss.r.
H4t5awAy Peau, R.t1rcrd Co., C!a1k*t-
Grsea BAY. Chicago
J. W. TUTrLE, Agent,
WoOT OF STATE IT,, CE1ICAEh
n7tcH$-dM
, 1860-10-22

milwaukee Market.
Dr Ta1xsaAfaJ NuwArkxE, Oct. -.
F1orA-Cuehanged- No transactions.
GKAfx-Nhtat dull, wita 4 declining tendency. EAleS
800 No. nj ese 40 bu No. II. &c n A&ort.
FAuGHEx-UnthanFet ....
hxc1rrs-x3a9 h:ls tour, l17,699 In WHEAT
EsttN .Kzx-9S42 btls four. 81, ,BQ3 bu What.
, 1860-10-22

BUFFALO s LAKE HURON
IL RAILWAY. 5hortest AID 5ee.so1.o u E-naFoAaa
TIE lt4:l:x CaI.,, y. Sal p.-:. Det:e \. 6:.s
E.s- 3ufsozs ~? p, Ns* TaF1 :: aa:1a ~; %.
~. : I-s-a.ns z'!is Eut. Tetkts VI :.i. ..l ca@
e obsaceI u The Ua.oa De5et. X. k.S.UAi.TEE.
feI4 t3.Y Uer1 Manager.
, 1860-10-22

BY TklbcHArH.1 0swHoo. 6tt- %.
Ftors-St ,aty =: tsao !ur sztra ktate.
GRAix-Wheai dnlt >ales t,co0 b1 northwestern cub
a.tlI6. Com quit Barley ahade Lever. eAes 6: :Qs
bu BAY Q lfrte. Rye and oaia aonra4.
CANAL F4xaouEs-Hslowe OF grim. Flour 44e, wheat
liz, corn 13Hc to New f'tk.
LA11 1sroK1s-4asoe bu wheat 100 bu lasley. 100
bu rye.
HCAHAL EfTu1IS.-Sna aIi3 notf, bQeQQ bu NteAl = NV
hu bA1Iry
, 1860-10-22

ING. Lag fonts Ct tl1e.ent 1ttes Of Book type,
Atas Power Fses&es Hoes hydraulic Prees, and good
1o,kmen vt us s1ocnor fAci.es for turning out ts!s
elssa OF work ks1atcs made out and foEwaruee Il any
part Of tbs Antthweat re:e pt a. sptehcaGona.
WN. II. RAND,
ESrnAa md y h1n
, 1860-10-22

GREEN APPLES.-I am receiv-
,,-'-r.s Quantities o. Choice Gsreo AppleA from
- ta& r----i Il good hA1sefs And which Will
r. sa9 c1ts.mei1 oE 10 1.uales s- !ha sstau xteesEy
trade by the sns,e tarre. Y l1E9sI qu11s uss. "a
Orders fru tle eQunt1y fos Ap2sea ND EdsE III ~
ceiye prorpt nd earsfnl attention. =. T.
Kim H11aoAok Of Sses !" Nss@o &%As~s~
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
.NOrICE-

- ANUEL MOSS, ofiAe suite Of Minnesota, will
y take notice thar Augustus n. Moss, of the couu-
lr OF fro, in the State ol Ohio d3 ON the 26th day
OF April A. ~ $50, ME hl, petition in the court Of
common pleas within and Ter he county oi Wood
IN I4e said state of Ohio, goiust the said Samuel
Moss defendant setting torth that on the oath day
of May. lS5S, he recovered judgment against the
said samuel Moss. in the court O common pleas Of
Erie county Ohio, Tor the sum of 81 50 San attach
meat has been issued out ofsad common pleas OF
Wood county upon said proceedings instituted
therein and the lands OF said Samuel Moss attached
to wit; West half south quarter, section No
80 i'm town north, of range number 10 eaStin Wood
county Ohio-Su acres;said petition prayS Judgment
FOR said sum of Sl5S3.l5 and interest from MAY ~
1855 md the aid Samuel Moss is notified that he is
required 10 appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 4th day of June
next AUGUSTUS Ii. MOS s.
By Homer G oodM in n F Il u. X. Hollenbeck att'ys,
Dated May 3. lSG0--52wGS3 S5
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
sPRING-TnE AMAKINa.


ladN came TO snow'wW'c bier
And she took the vale from The widow'd head,
And bending low, IN HE eAr She said
Awakenl for am here.
eL. ,,...,, IL. ....,,. ,h. ,.,,,,..,t 49,.
- ~ ~ ~ ~, ~, ~, a'',, v ~, - 'iI. h. j -
aha sue tapped on Tue osrk WIN her hnS1tsia'r
Anu oahea 10 vac leaNes tns' WIG pu,'uu 'nero'
a"ake' ior am here'
The bird, behold her without fear
AZ she walked through the deepening deils,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
SuEglFr.N SALE.

Potter Hershey ~ Nrcr s. huffman,
nN ,.Ettc q. am r'A. order or sale 10 ,,c direct ed
ID oni de'Ne 'inm be court OF common plea.
cl Nooj county OHIO. VIII Oncr for sale al iht
door q. the yuur, house. in rtrJl>Nurr, Ion
saturday, June ,, lsO0,
hr,vcrn fhr hours of and O'Clock p. " Of said
day, Che ''awlag described proptyty, to wit: TIE
Unl, .dco hNlE olR steam saw a,ilI. tosethcr with
he ltnd an which said saw mill new stands hrjre
the same gi,gu hv Adam Ross 80 said James VI, p
per 'n' h'Nlei NvrCer Tor m,ll ward, situated In
oud county, Ohio. ~. NORTON, sh'H
! 4. Price aiNy.
NAV &--n2vhNg IS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
SHERIFFS SALE,

Wood County. o., Court of Common Pleas.
l., q, Rawson, plaintiff, vs. Ruben Sawyer ct al,
defendants.
DN virtue OF an order otsale me directed and
ID delivered from said court in the above entitled
cause will ofer for sale at the door of the court
house in PerrNsburg, said county, on
saturday, the 26th day OfNay, ls60
at the hour OF O'Clock p. q. Of that day, the fol.
lowing lauJs and tsnsHlents, to wits The east half
out lot hundred and fifty. three t253) new sur
vcy in the town OF Perrysburg aforesaid; also the
west half OF said out-lot containing twenty acres
in each piece, mere or less,
G. W. NORTON, sh'f Wood co., 0.
:. Jefferson, rs atty,
Aprit 20, ls6f-5lW5S3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
UOMEsTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

- AID farm is sjtuatedu Liberty twp. on the Ridge
- Rood. ONE half mile west of the Porrysburg and
tlud3y fumnkc, and miles from Taylortown, on
the y. NJ. Railroad. 1t contains $50 acres--40 in
tnhar and 30 ia thorough state of fcultyation-di-
yided uo lots, all Of which irclosed by stake and
der lruvcs, in good condition The Farm Is proyi-
dc1 with comfortable Bindings, abundant supply OF
w0tcr md irst rate orchard stocked wifhthe best
yHrotics of truitin full bearing. The situation is
please healthy, in good neighborhood and in
close proximity to school. aul churches and taken
NtoEe her IL is one ptthe most desirable locaiopsin
the County. The subscriber being about TO engage
la other business wiuaoll terms, ap-
piled - soon, J.BLOOM,
Portage, Wood Co., o.. Dee S.ls59--3ltf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

HAANFiR > . A w " " III AOfilNG1'
| y allthel aadng branches ofmanufacturing indus
l. try the great practical superiority Of Singers
sewing Nachincsis fact tablished nddtspute
NO tailor, shce manufacturer, clothier seamstress
dressmakor ,sadder, carriage trimmer, hatmanuf'c-
turcr, Gc,. &c. can Ford TO do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Wear
ls'niy fairGverage of theacual proitirOm the u7e
ot each ono OF these Machne..and for confirmation
ot ms t-oA Wcrefer to any one of the thousands ct
persons " DO Use'bom Theyare adaptedto ever! sort
OF work, line coarse upon silk, cotton, linen and
wooden .ahric' also tight and heavy leather. They
neycrtailto give entire satisfaction.
To meetthe growipg & demand for asmaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
have ustproduccd, aud ready to receVeo ers for
Singers New Family sewing Me hine.
W Whichi sthe most compact and beautiful sowing Ma
chine ever constructed tits ornamented in the high
style nf art nd all who tare delighted wthit
Imakesthe improved and is capable
of doing variety of work in than
any other Sewing Machine ever oferedtor familypur
poses.
Itis not subiectto he'l biecton of using twice too
Imuch thread, and making a rayeling seam, like the
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation
10 few thntabrics, liable to get out ofodcr and nm
i'tod use flax thread, lkethe Wheeler n Wilson Ma
chine; but Is amply sufficient to performalkinds of
family sewing.
Priccof Family Machine with iron table complete
lrnru,n 800 The larger standard machines from
IN beautiful pictorial paper. devoted to Sewing Ma
rhjncs and obtaining LIST Of prices and all otherm-
formation onthe subject. 1t win be ,orwarded gratis
|. NJ, SINGER & CO.,
ij3 Broadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore, St. Lonis,
Providence, Gov"rsvlle, Cincinnati, New Orleans.
New Haven Rochester, Chicago, Mobile
Newark, Philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland.
Lornl agents wanted
AGrYrS--E. \. Higgins, Perrysburg; VIM. Robert
son NHumce.
April 10TH. 1853.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be pc.
y tiuon presented TO the couuty commissioners
At their next session, praying for county road
commencing the quarter post between secs. TIVE n
tyniue and thirty 20 and 3Ol in the Rollersyle and
Portage Free Turnpike Road in twp, five (5) range
twelve n 2) east thence running south said sec
ton line 10 the Township line aud there terminate
RICHARD DlMOCK, Petitioner.
April 25--6lws*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

Nrw YouK, May l5-Jolsn uIlycr So'id
tor tp iha IT, 1-rry Department. l1 10 town with
tho Uulted STATE. District A'lorncy Roo,y"l',
rrp1ting 'hc necessary V0psrs to ,ecoycr tHc
Il iCionry from the bon i5nnn and the estate Of
~. Fowler.
HOW much ,Ao 1,tcr viii yjrll is not laown.
II he aAII. however, 90 generally h"'."v,i NnI
goo : portion ut - was ,p.n' iu 1890 20 Car-
80 .f SpIcol PnuH.ysnu1 or 1u huu1n. Na
WIS 'h.n. md hrs n.nn since Nporal ~ flult
iu hg political cou.ribuli9Is (, w1,unlrt bs
pouuun aud ia hi, rooms, that lhe c.lrbutrl
Naw York Hotel meeting was hod at which
an immense fund wus raised, Just previous 10
the Presidential election ;uui ir. F.vlnr was
among ,h" mos liberal he WIS but '.w yeas
ago rrpu,rd 10 be worth %l % GOO al uf which
/ isaacd lh1t # Mr Fov'e, would hove ~ 10
tire matter known 10 his po31pal friends, they
would have raised he amount for him in lew
dave Ono man would have givea $50 GOO
Various rnmors were eAont last night that Mr.,
Fowler bod committed suicide but as far n,
we wete able to learn Chcy were without foun
dntiou.
Ills personal rcols think it is about as wcll
that he escaped arrest a, had hc boru taken into
cu>'oly ho wosll. without doubt, hoyo com.
mijtel suicide,
A RrAso>AnlE lSrrnrNca -rhe steamer
commanded by Captain S., exploded several
years ago. with rorriblr IN ot and burned 10 thn
vh,etf doe rar'rin g wn, blown into h,
air. oli.htug near Aon'ing bale unou which
he loaJod uuiuiuel, hn, much h'ark.nrd enl
mudIod Arrived ata yiing. several miles b..
low, TO which news % HE drsrSlHf bad proceeded
him, he w1s acrosl.d br the editor Of tbc vi
.lage paper, wiDh whom ho was w,Il acquainted
anl eager for an item.
,II -. a.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

Nould like 10 have cxplained-th is, why you
ban,l tlom tn me on that s.ickY"
Very easy to explain. replied he. "ony one
who ha, tho cunning aud mCdnucs5 90 do ~ you
have done don't get nearer than twenty feet oi
me-" So sayng, he Acd in tsfrof.
Alter awhile tho old woman died aud when
she applied for simittsnce TO the lower regions,
the Devil would not LEI her In, Tor fear she might
dcthrone him, NJ sbo was 80 much his superior
So the old womsn is yet compelled 10 wandnr
over the void, creating qusrels ond strife In
peaceful families and neishborhoods.
Would you know her name.
lis Nslatnc scandal. when sho dicl, her
children, tho Young Scanpliz,rs, were LEFT or
plans; but the Devil, In consideration Of past
service done by the mother adopted them and
so, Won sec, no IL tho fathcr Of lh,t respectable
elias, called sc5udp mongcH- Chick1soV and
ChgchidU HroH.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


IN and ntla trans
"a r 10 al- -
o.
10 loans
n q nnu value o.
IA harht yAus OF
New Work. o.
Boston.
st..ous W
Road md o Stock W
it or 10 en 90
/ r. r C ts-..
e5
6et
rsru,r,a. .iGo.-l6a2o. HENRY AGENT.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24


WAsmNgroS MAY - The CpvUjo Com
mlto ore s.l'I engaged in iny,stien'ng what
appliances, i' ruy. werc employed 10 effect the
passage Of D'e L'tomptou Bill. u is ssid that
Attorney General Black vii he exar i1cd TO-
morrow
T. W. Walker, or B.oollyu, testified to-day
that Mr. Wendell never made a contract or r.
grcemout with him 10 ssgst in po'sins 'hot or
lhc English B''. although NJ Wendell gave
him Gl 500 IT the close Of che last session for
whit purpose does not sppoar
The following named gentlemen voted with
Republicans in oGsDius Mr. Cooper Dem )rr7m
hls seat, which was Afterwards given 10 Mr.
Howard, (Rep) M9ssp. AA1ms OF Ky., Auder-
'on Of ky Davis AMI florrs of Md Ftheridgc
bnl NaynHrl of T'un, schwartz " Pa, aud
.Gilm.r ol n. G THisis bee Gr}t contested case
decided this w1.iop. For more lhno nm hour
to-day tha House was nearly dcsar'ol, owing 'c
The nombla going 70 the senate to hear Mr.,
DougIns
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24
eIFrsl slFTsl GIFTS ! GIFTS GIFTS /
THE oGlqrNALGIgI goQE STORE.

The following is partial list Of property whloh
will be given 70 The purchasers Of Books at e time
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-24

Aud 'hrns0Hd varieties qualifications in every de-
uAr.rnuf cs literature, We sell q, .CW aa- and, in
many rsct tower thnp any .hor house I'm the conn
iryj and with every hook OF the value of dollar OF
more ve prrseut some useful Gilt without extra
charge.
ruE .L"' EVERY ON roNsIiT rs ""N 'NtEhE'H
men And buy as EN ANS Gin Bookstore 90 ynmiue
80 Hho prices of books, SEQ the beautiful gifts %
'hNct rcoly scottcred among our patrons, aEd he
TO ,E.ind fhlt Tho only pr spnpi al ,,,v nj Ibuv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


WORD ~ THE LADiEs.--In recommending
TO Yen to nse nostetter's Celebrated etornach Dit
ters u IL but just TO state thatas stimian to thu
system, In imparting strength aud vigor daring
certain periodical stages which oftentimss at.
fenced with much pain and trouble, we know of nc
preparation more highly adapted to all Affections
confcqusnt upon this cause, and for mother nurs.
ing babe the Btters cannot be dispensed With, es-
pecially where the mothers neurishment issinade.
qaate to the demands of the child !; consequently
her strength must yield and here il 10 where good
tonic, such Hcstetser's Stomach Bittcrs, il
neeted to impart temporary strength and v.gor to
the whole system, Ladies should by all means try
this remedy, aud before so doing ask your phyai-
elan who, If be Ia acquainted with the virtue Of the
Bltsers, will Recommend their use in all eases
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
Sold by II. 0IsBoss. A. j. WILKINSON, HARrLErr
KAYE Co., and j. BRADEN.
Aug. 20, '6e-ddw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

Candidate Cole got up very pathetic
story about COW and calf having been ta-
ken and sold for taxes up in Warren county
The story WAS proved to be lie out OF whole
cloth, and when Cole got as far as Borling-
ton, be presented it to bis audience, not as a
fast, bat as an aliegory, aud since then, wc
believe, he has abandoned il altogether.
Probably our friend, Sam. Rice, forced
him to this, for Sam. came across bis track,
and exposed the falsehood, and accounted
for The initials O. G. as standing for Cou
and Calf Cole.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24
Exceedingly Painful.

We last week stated thatwe were trying an expe-
riment with sioan's Ointment II has been emil
nsntly suceessful. A Lady 81 our acquaintance
has been troubled for long time with very sore
which was exceedingly painful. ANA spread
ing, She had tried every remedy proposed TO her
--had consulted great many physicians, and fail
cd TO end relief, till she was persuaded to try
Sloan . ointmsnt, enc box u whiah has afforded
great relief and bids fair to eieet cure. The
cure alone Is worth the price Of our paper three
times over. Never condemn medicine becaase il IL
s"patent medicine for some Of them are really
good. and wiz often when every thing elfe
has fstledTortArestesn Gaeetftey, GaIesJtf-g, III !,
Juiy 81, 1859.
See slo . advertisement 10 another column of
thst PAPER. Aug. 30 d6twll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

County ConyENrios.--The Dem ocrats will
hold their county convention at Charleston,
on the both Of August. A Clerk of the Dis
trics Court and County Superintendent Of
Common Schools are TO be nominated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

GgWe understand that the whole burden
OF Carl Schurx's speech on Tuesday night
was about the Homestead bill, which
be regarded =. entirely Republican me..
ure. lie did not tell his audience that the
Republican nominee for Vice President voted
against it, and that Douglas has always voted
for the bill rerre Haute Jour.
No--and il he had, he would have told a
falsehood, as you well know. Senator Ham
lin voted for the Homestead bill; Douglas
lodged a pote on IL, and your Democr
President vetoed even the compromise finally
agreed on BY the TWO Houses, and which con
tanned only half what the Republicans want
ed and voted for in a body Cincinnati ia
Eette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

pTRsosAI.--We are indebted TO Edward
Kilbourue, ESQ.,, for Eastern papers Of late
date, which be brought with him on bis re-
turn from New York, where be spent some
days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

REnGssD.--The Journal SAYS that John
A. Num- has resigned the Office OF School
Superintendent. The pay, We presume, is
not adequate 10 bis vast abilities and ardu-
Gus services.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

SEWING MIR. BArnum has arrived in the
city, and will be here only to-day. Ho IN
vi.es the people to call and see him and bis
work at Emersou's Gallery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24
BASKET MEETING,
A Republican Basket Meeting will be holden
On Saturday, Sent. LIST, 1860,

at Grove on land belonging TO John G.
Turner, in jackson township, about one mile
north of the Buena Vista Ferry, and twenty
rods from the Keokuk, Fl. Des Moines and
Minnesota Railroad, at which all good Re-
pubicans and the rest Of mankind, with their
wives, children and sweet hearts, and bas-
kets and stores, are invited to attend.
The Keokuk Wide Awake Club will be pres.
ent on the occasion, and good time gener-
ally may be expected.
Saml +, Miller, Esq, c. e. Moss,
and others will address the Meeting.
Speaking will commence on the ground at
precisely half. past 10 O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

lT We call upon the Journal TO give US
the name of that Republican who, ii says,
made that remark about "the id vagabobd
Irish and Dusch.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

RTThc journal abounds in humbog
boasts Of the ability, oratory and power OF
argument Of C. G. Cole. The editor of that
paper seems reckless of the effect thuat such
pufrs must have in increasing the disappoint-
ment of the people when they come to hear
Cole for themselves, and fnd how far be
falls short Of the programme. Tho present
editor would know better il he had witnessed,
a. we did, the effect Of the same tactics when
Trlmble ran against Curtis. lie vas repre-
scented as one OF the great bulls of Bashan,
whose believing was terrible TO hear, but
when be came round the people found him,
as they will Cole, little "bobtail" creature,
quite as harmless as that cows calf ap in
Warren county, whose aliegorical fate the
candidate for Congress is accustomed to be-
wall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

acLean's siren gthening Cordial and Blood Pu-
ri6er is one Ut The most useful and pleasant bey
eysges If she day. Ii mild and agreeable to the
taste, brscing the nerves giving healthy tone to
the stomach, and imparting glorious appetite. A
wine glass full Of the Cordial taken three timss
day, will be better than family physician as no
other medicine sili be required For ladies IL ia
particularly recommended, as strengthens the ribs
Of the weaker vessels" In an astonishing degree.
See advertisement, in another column.
jy I6dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-24

CT The Bell and Everett man are TO have
a meeting here on the Gath.