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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
FOR THE MILLIONI
GREdT ATTRd OT1ONS
AT TuE-
CAPITOL CHEAP STOREl
Cor. Laurel aud Third SITS.

GOODS AT CITY CASH PRICES
rI'uE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of in
forming the citizens Of East and West Ba-
ton Rouge aud the public In general. that he has
just returned FROM the city, aud IL new prepared
to offer the best assortment, most complete and
desirable stock of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing,
do do do Undergarments:
do do do Hats and Gaps.
House Furnishing and Plantation Articles, ever
before brought to the Louisiana Capital the prin.
cipal portion Of which having been bought for
cash, he feels confident In asserting that he can
offer
SUCH INDUCEMENTS
not easily to he attempted by any other similar
institution this side 81
MASON AND DixoN's LINE,
An early call and thorough examination OF
my extensive assortment Of iudispe nsibles Is re-
specially solicited Of q. SIMON,
oct2T At the Capital Cheap store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
ROUGE, La, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1860.
v. HEUDE Il cos DRUG STORE.
BRANDIEs AND WINES.

"E NOW have In store limited supply 81
w Old Brandies and Wines, expressly for
medicinal purposes.
novi5.. V. UEUDE a co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

DoMADES--in tin cans, n good stock on
J. hand, assorted havors.
novl5 V. IIEUDE ~ co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
PEACOCIl PIOWs.

= oOV~s
N HAND aud Tor sale 1T the plnw Depot Of
" the undersigned the celebrated Steel Mould
Board Peacock Flows. These plows are put up
more substantially than any other and will run
as easy LARGUtER q LANOUE,
decl4 Cor. Lafayette and Florids sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

SWEET TlIlNGS-iust received 300 lbs.
- assorted Gum Drops in five and ten
pound boxes.
nov15 V. HEUDE 90 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
sOUTH-sEDE RAILROAD.

sOUTES-SEDE RAILROAD.
ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU-E e,
" gust the passenger Trains, will run as follows: &Ss
PROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Train daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg at2So
M
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays, at AS NJ
reaches Lynctburg 1890 A. NJ
PROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
anTran start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at P NJ
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays at 1890 p NJ
reaches Petersburg q: $50 A. NJ.
These trains with daily trains to the Springs Knox
VILE Nashville Memphis DC. to New Orleans
y This Is the shortest expeditions route TO all parts
OF Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays at
IA NJ and 2 Noon and City Point at $50 ~ and 1870 p b.
and from s the steam packets when ne
II. D. BIRD,
auq4 General superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ESZ 49,: y; SssSEiiEss

E 7ss..,:EE: .:,!;T. y .ss5Efgls
Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE richmond daily At ESQ A. N for Gordonsvie and
A daily Except sundays io JAG sons River and Intermediate
staons Conn citing rIonsvi with he Orange ana ANan
ira Railroad for Alexandria aad Intermediate Stations and az
haro;iesyc with their trains for LynchbGEG and points Wesoi
that place. 49,,
On SUNDAYS passengers Charlottesville aud Lynchburg take
the Orange and Alexandria Train at Gordonsville.
Hartman and UoUpau, Stays connect with The tram
Goshen Lexington, MiaorO fer the Rock Alum BAN
Alum Warm and Healing Springs ard at Jacksons hivei
OF the Sweet Sweet White sulphur Springs, Lewisourg,
&c.
RETURNING
The mall and passenger leaves Jscsons River daily lex
cept Sundays at315 p NJ
s5-Througi ticket. Rockbrdge and Bath Alum Warn
Hot Healing White phur and sweet SPRING. Lexington Lewis
sburg &C. Alec for Lyuchburg Dris o. xyiie, ChatS
aooga Nashville Iunsy e Memphis, New Orleans, and al
important Points in The SOUTHWEST, to be procured at &
THOS DODANEAD,
ie14 General Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

Wishing TO obtain tickets for servants
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
tgon City, points further North must In all cases be vouch
es for by some nsbe white citizen OF Richmond person.
known 20 OF the Road, tickets wi be sold II APP
oiled FOR by letter A. ID. ALLEN
Ii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81, 100000.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
~ Comptroller New YORK; and out Of the hands
Of the Company TO policy holders
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY on MOST LtbcraI Fflnclpie
Forty per OF the premium Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds 800
Policies issued and payable to the Insured on arriving at GER
age family the insured at DEATH should that event
happen previously n arriving at that age.
Endow POLICIES for children granted on the most favor
able terms .
Policies issued greatly reduced Of premium, when the
Insured prefers not participate IN the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation
shall be pleased have you call ct and secure poy
this and reliable Company which before you enaors
cd BY your own citizens. -
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
Office 100, Main street,
Pew dcors above Post once.
CHAs T. WORKMAN,
for the Company In Va
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
JAS. II. CONWAY, II. D.
Ro I. OoLxMAK, II. D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
HARDWARE.

CLARKsON A ANDERSON,
No. 100 Main street. Richmond, virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNs, &C., have
j. for sale
1000 dox Pocket Knives,
5000 sets Knives and FORKS,
90 doz Ivory Table and Dessert Knives,
Plated Forks
400 Shoe and Butcher Knives
100 Rodgers wades and Butchers Raron
so Razor strops,
a0 4" Scissors and shears,
bOO0 Gross Gimlst pointed Screws,
1000 doz Butt, Table, and other Hinges,
300 sets Bed and Furniture CNstors
5000 doz Rim, Pad, Chest and stock Lock-,
$50 gross Tea and Table spoons
1000 Grfhn's Horse Shoe Nails,
200 Kegs hammered Horse Shoes,
20 tons Iron Axles.
10000 Carriage and Plow Bolts. &C., &C.
They are also Agents FOR Fairbanks Scales.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

N 5. v. .l.,un.hiP YORhTOW \

L :. "a. .tesmshiP XORRTOHN.- ~yfTf3,
I soN NEN loSN The YORK To" \, CAPTAIN --assEss
. - r. i7-i-i ~, he y-y low price Of
sse-ass passage g. Passage 90 Norfolk same as ~ the rver
Ft-esv,i 20 Day Monday auiap TO The hour of9 O'Clock
a NJ tuesday
F-ss1t for Boston taken moderate and forstred v't
dispatch Tickets and bhs secured al our cc- or oa board Oh,
i,5-a IrpLsN w.rsoy
NOR BALTIUORE.-rOwH --ti---s
4 srTAT Bj5T 6oNPANY- steamer REL- -ss-sss-iS
lN1all ali up 90 e hour o.l1 ooeS ~ russay che 4d
Frst tasea '5r Boston baltimore, at low rates, with great
steamer sp-ii sat.rcom passsrgs- sccomm71aton
Passengers vH be on board before 10 clock NJ,
TUESDAY 1e hour efdspar'1-. Pas'1gs a7d Fare s.
tickets r passage procured either 80 our office a Ore slip oppo
y. Jess 6.lw. CURRlg
DOSEOS STEAMSHIP LINZ fer.
so1 a leave cts Point, JRsOAY, Jane -th, az u O'Clock
P,.sstTi be received m her at the Towing Co1ra-ys Shed
on a. Csc Tuesday and Wednesday next, -ah -ul -',h
Joss. SHIELDS soVsRyUrT
ENOR NEW YORK; ono ana V.u Yors line So.
I Of rtckrrs-I.e superior l- s1- schooner MAN -
glssi ans s,-- on bo,ri VII. have la.5> Dispatch
i.s DAVID WI CUoRrE
EOR nATIuoRE.-.Ias. REGULAR passye, s.s, 81,
81 engaged. win tay, Dispatch
F1r remainder apply 90
J,XTC,R;s,I.oC,yS 70 OLD PolNT, --.sll--A
D1Y FyENiyG mas. ia .. .t,1a r,s..-, ,y,s sArrsB As
wharf az E5->,. st ocecS 81 arrived i1- about f-
sy.gse sun, M l.,.-, SEQ. ,...t !, p.,-.
moltl ana oi P.at aal arrive az Richmond about O'CLOCK
f,,-.s Tor ,hs RIP % oi Point N.r, and Portsmouth and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

TUvALBoTT BROTHER Proprie,orI Of The aboy. Wort
proved construction Of all sizes from sir % forty Horse Pc -
suitable for Circular Saw Ms Threshng Machines. sns -
purposes which they fatter themselves fully euus m 80
pe-ior 70 any Engines built here elsewhere
They will also furnish STATIONARY sTRAM ENoryEe -
Vorse o any required psEer.
CIRCULAR SAW MILIs Of the nss, approved sornr.,y-
and Of various sizes.
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER woRKs PORTABLE a =
MILLS, and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds.
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PREssES, ELATTEhING MILE and all srIe,,, -
manufacturing Tobacco together With every nd Of Bgiss
IRON Castings and WROUdHTf2ON WORK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
ACRFOL& OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.

EMPORTsNT NOTICE To e. szz Ysy Yy1 ygy
4 SHIPPERS or FRtIGHT fOR ALI SsSt sSssH
STATIONS or THE DEFEkENT RAIL WEST OF LYNCH
required all coDsenmens OF every
description plainly part brush brand, the weight Of
each package Of the coEgaee diamond letter anr
the point Of destr alton
The tickets specify weight every package separately
and correspond fully Marks otherwise they will not be
received for transportation. J. SAMPSON,
ir2-dlm Gen1 Freight agent Il. a D. K. R.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid instru ..,,
"A ucuts have been received. H$21s<3eti
In addition beautiful BoN de Nox, the Cir
ular Action the Grand have now the Bou- ~ =
ioir, beautiful instrument OF an upright form.
The Chickering's have received IS hrs prize medals oil over re-
aowned competitors from first rank institutions and fairs OF
America Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory In the world.
From Chickering's manated the best and most perna
en that brought the Piano TO M present
eeon and by the great capital they have invested In anua
turing convenence they sell fully fifty per cent cheaper than
any factory Of their instruments leave the wsreroom
Eithout having fully inspected by the best artists
As this factory than agency In city, In
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
factory all Pianos we sell Orders promptly at
tended 10.
Wareroos side Of Broad street. sh and at Hsbls
HS12 NATH'L CARUsI, Sole Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

BRAND CUTTING.
fNHE undersigned having his ToBlC
co FACHASGE corner 18th and Cary SITS begs
form lbs customers, and the Public generally that he su
ed as TO execute all work (Which he may favored h) In
e best workmsnke and at th pos be notice
you want Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain sny
other articles you manufacture send In your orders
val you on the most reasonable terms and guaan
tee 10 give You entire satisfaction.
Also, fne lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass
&c. A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange
Cor. 18th Cary Sts. Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
PIANO FORTES!
uGHTp = BR.DBVRRY,S PIANOS,

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of RS' Ou,s
w uond, Virginia. Piano fortes which
se have placed with MIR Carusi that their qualities
in every respect may be tested by the side Of thei u
famed Chickering'S. 49,
We warrant ali orr Pianos and show high and
rous testimonials as any factory the country All Of which
be seen at Mr. Caruss Broad Street Sd door from
dsi6- LIGHrE 4 BRADBURY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.

Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE q MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OTFIcE No. ISL MAIs ssazET, RICHNosD, VA.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED In 1882 and having during lis exeaccoi twenty
years. the extent cf largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS, Il refers 70 the history OF The
aGorling very hest guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY ts profits distributed amongst
her citizens Capital used to promote the success Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY long acquaintance Of tbs Institution with the lnsurnR
be spared Withheld he part Of its Ofcs
shat will tend 10 Insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants reiroIn the very
securedto
citizens In almost every portion OF the State .
Applications for fire Marine Insurance. addressed 10 te
President or Secretary VIII receive prompt attention
WILLIAM WILLIE il, Secretary mhe-ly
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TRNHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus ofneary $3.50, 900, Is prepared to Issue policies
the descriptions O. reasonable terms as any
similar Institution In the State and respectfully ask share OF the
patronage OF the public Applications will be received at the OF
1861 door OF Main and nth Streets
the officers viii cheery give information required
AL losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Uhss.T Wo.tham John II. Claiborne,
WIN. c. Tompkrs Robert ". Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos 4. Rust
Alex. Garrett Geo. n. GEathmey,
John T. sublet, yrs. J. Barns.
DAVID oURRIE Prest.
RoBxa1 A. ToaPkTEs, secy. se26
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
VI sASE I 4 III
RIPNINE AND MIRRlEATiAG ClAI


BURNING AND LUBRlCATiAG COAL OILS
THE GREAT KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
CONSISTING SATIyE STATS has appointed rs
Agents for the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRlCAIlNG COAL OILS,
the quality Of which warranted and UNADULTEaArED
We invite me attention AIohecares and Dealers throughout
tn state 10 our supply which will bearge and sold BY th0ssd
only at the lowest Factory prices 5000 . 1907,
iell-f GpNiu f'H''9.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
sASEG, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING
NHE Establishment In Richmond where may De DC mac
the above articles perfection, at the shortest notice
Being confident giving entire satisfaction the SUBSCRIBER son
cts heretofore the public patronage Having recently addeo
cabinet and carpenters Turning his business The public can nov
have their Ot disap P0ntHent or delay GIVE me can
asQ1-u Mills AMBLER Mayo street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE To OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.
Eo1a So Meals Extra

nN ani afer MoIday, juno nm IIain' -: :.
~ will run daily, except Sundays asiol.Vg ~
Regir passenger trains stopping only 1t MeAdos Dispatch
and 1u stalls signal
r.
Accommodation Train carrying Freight and Passengers will
leave the White House s. 4. NJ. VIII leave Uch-Ond at
49, ~
The new fast and cmmoc!rgs steamer, West Pcin Capt G.
Rowe will leave White House, aOlGeys Wednesdays aud FRI
days ~ 81 H. landing only at West Point, Moody Cap.
paio.l.k bel.r Yorktown Gou ester Point arriving IN time
f,r Uinntr Al Ola Point at NJ anu Norfolk At go r NJ
Returnn, M |est Poa, viii lease Nook Tuesdays, Thurs
avs and saur,Iays a. OK 81 ana Ola Point az II NJ
,.iainr only as above ana arrive Nlte House in lime
nee: wiki tie cas- arriving Ia NcAmCnd a. S p NJ
o Il 70 lilss will Dc made.
Freight received Tu says Thursdays ard Saturdays for York
Itt7 s'iAhf Sup
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

Richmond, virginia,
ONTINUE 10 give attention 20 the Saleof Tobacco
Wheat Corn Cotton country produce consgnments
Of which respectfully solicited !a-4-u.n
JAS. NJ GOGGIN, D. @. TRADER, b. w L. hOLIi
Tor-narIv Of Virginia. Memphis Formerly Of Virginia
GOGGGN, TRADER a. HOLT,
COTTON AND TOBACCO Factors,
GrOcers, Receiving, forwarding ana
WILLY Memphis. Tenn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

SUNDRyGs.-
~ 70 Gerces prime Rice
700 bbls. prime New Orleans Molasses
% bbls 'Hew York" Syrup
1 GOO Sides Sole Leather
800 pkgs. GreeH and Black Teas, (some prtns1
Co bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
~ bales Cloves and Cinnansn
~ bIs. Glass 80 bbls Tanners oil
800 bxs. Halls Extra" and Rosn sosp
200 dor. Brooms; 800 do. Buckets
200 reams Letter Gap and Wrapping Paper ..u
zoo bales Candlewiek and Irvine for sale 70 ".
low lfe2s-ul TINSLEY, TARDY WlLlAA''
II EEP COOL l-CoNTINENTAL REPRiGERAIOh-,,as
best article made and warranted 70 give satsiAehon ~
nassers Ice Cream Freere's. Call and examine them
ape0 sTFRRINs A PULLEN, i0i Broadh-
WINDOW GLASS.-A complete assortment OF al sac y,
French Window Gsss, Putty White Lead, CoioIs,
sale low by W PETR 2sON co, Drugssr
,vol MAIN street
OES.-we offer to purchasers large assortment s1ulrf
wells Wedding Hoes assorted from No. 2 % aso'
noes from No 10 5; Also, Planters Cast Steel Woes
MAJ - SMITH, RHODES ou
GRAIN CRADLES.-we have In store and ior 49, .ssr, .
NJ rey Of five fingered Cradles Of the most sppreIsIa
VIZ Grants wedge and Brace complete WIN o
Also, Dutch Bow and New FORK Patterns Also. orss
Vover scythes and Snsths assorted sIes and p.
MAJ SMITH, RHODES / CO., Er'"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

comfortable steamers between Acqua Greek and Washington
- Por further information apply this Office Broad Street.
Shockoe HILL JAMES b. WINSTON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
81. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErySiPelas,
letter and salt Rhcum, Scald Head, Ring
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

worm sore Eyes DrOpsys
Dr. Robert VI. prpblc writes from Salem, y. " 18th
sept. l>ll, that hc has cured an nvctcrac case OF
Dr.us which threatened % terminate fatally, by the
pcr,e,orur Of our S1rs1psIilll, and also danger
ou- attack Of Indignant Erpf0s by large doses OF the
Same saws he cures the common E~ptioHs by it
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-22
Tom COrwin in liliuois.-An Awful
Rebuke.

The mos: seathing, burning rebuke
any man ever received on American
soil, lie the one recorded below, which
We copy from the Illinois State Register
of the 18th inst.
That paper says that on Monday last
Mr.. Tom Corwin addressed a Repubi
can meeting at Jacksonville. When he
was about closing, note was handed
to him. lie opened it, and CHANGING at
the first lines saw that it was an invita-
ton. BY way of affording himselfa pre-
text for not speaking any oftener than he
had bargained for, he told the crowd
that he had just received an invitation.
which he would read. Mr.. Corwin then
read the note. 1t was couched in the
most polite terms, and extended an
earnest invitation to the Hon. Mr.. Cor
win to visit only one mile distant-the
"he tomb Of Hardin,'' who had been
welcomed in Mexico by bloody hands to
hosptable grave Corwin was thun-
derstruck. He put the note down, took
it up, twist d it, hung his head, and said
nothing. The multitude, about equally
divided between Democrats and Repub-
leans, looked on the pitia5le sight in
silence. The rebuke was crushing
one. 1t was a complete discontinue
Corwn at last essayed a justification OF
his course on the Mexican war, failed,
provoked the jeering taunts OF the
crowd, and left the stand, and quit Jack
sonvill. The Same reproach will follow
him wherever he goes in Illinois. He
can speak at no place in Middle or
Southern Illinois that does not contain a
monument to the heroes who fell in Mex
leo. Tue survivors Of the Alton cOmpa-
ny, and relatives Of the gallant heroes
who died supporting the flag of their
country, will extend to Mr.. Corwin a
pressing invitation to the ce netery at
that place. Let him 90 where he will :,
his foul prayer will be presented to him
for perusal. And it is but proper that it
| should be so.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-22

Political Con xisa 81 The q. .. Senate.
The following We clip from : letter
i" Occasional" the Washington CORES
pondept Of the Philadelpbia Pres,
which gives some interesting specula-
lions as to the complexion OF the Senate
OF the United States after the 4th OF
March Eext:
The next interesting question Is how
will the Senate stand after the 4th Of
March next. Kentucky has elected J.
G. Breckenridge, Secession Democrat, in
place of John J. Crittenden, American;
James A. Pearce, Secession Democrat,
has been reelected from Maryland !;
Salmon p Chase, Republican, elected
from Ohio, 10 place OF George E. Pugh,
Dou las Democrat and from recent
elections We NAV confidently calculate
that a Republican will succeed Hanihal
Hamlin from Name: Republican will
succeed Mr.. Seward from New York,
probably himself J a Republican will
succeed Mr.. Bigler, Secession Demo
cr.t, from Pennsylvania Republican
will succeed Graham n. Fitch, Seces-
sion Democrat, from Indiana; a Repub-
lican will succeed II. NJ Rice, Secession
Democrat, frcm Minnesota leaving a
vacancy in California, and the two Sem
ators in Oregon in doubt, with the
chance in favor Of Secession Demo
crat from California, in place of Dr..
) Gwip, and Douglas Democrat and a
Republican from Oregon. 1t is also
probable that an opposition Democratic
Senator, probably B.erre Soule, viii be
elected from Louisiana, in place of John
Sidell, Secession Democrat. With
these changes aad calculations, the new
| Senate will stand as follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-22
Appointments of J. N. COrse, ESQ.,.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF SEC
kETARY OF STATE
From the Cleveland Plaindealer.l
IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in n Sad Life
Drama.

III the Ioiice Court one morning last
week woman, still young, and in
whose face traces OF former beauty were
still dlscoverable, was sent to the Coun.
ty jan for vagrancy. * few scenes in
her llte have come into our possession
from a reliable source Five wears ago
she was a school teacher in small town
in the State If Michigan. She was
pretty, educated and captivating in man
ners. But she had All uncomfortable
passion tor dress, and was one dav de-
tected III the at OF stc-ling costly silk
from the counter of tie Village store.
She was arrested, but under promise of
leaving the village ard never more to re-
turn, he was spared the pam and NOR
tlhcatlon Of a public tria for larcency.
She Travelled W &. and encountered a
Southern planter Somewhere on the
route, who employed her as goyerness in
his family. She accompanc ed him to his
home in the lar South, where she sue
ceedcd IN captivating him-c using his
wife TO sue tor divorce.
Alter thoroughly ruinit G the planter
and scandsl'z'ny bis friends, she eloped
with Eight mulatto, the most valuable
servant in the planters collection, and
went to ST. Louis. There. becoming
sick OF the mulattc, she sold him for
$4,000. She Is next heard OF as mana.
geress and leading actress of strollino
theatrical company IN the interior Of
Missouri, playing star parts on the stage.
and doing" susceptible grain merchants
OFT. The 81. LOUIS papers last Spring
contained numerous reports of her
dashng swindles along the Missouri rv-
er. She ran Il wild race in Chicago.
aud brought up in Bridewell, where she
served out short sentence for theft.
ohe reached Cleveland in the course Of
t'me' hopelessly dis>ipated and shat
tered.
Undoubtedly there is plot enough in
her miserable HE for good romance -,
the bad French school. BIT ,h;s "a
ventures was too heartless and schem.
ing to bring tears to soft eyes, like
young Dumas Camille.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-22

Democratic vote vas not by any means
fully polled. The result Of the State
election will be sufficient to call forth
every Democratic vote next month";
Another such victory as that of Octo-
Der 9th would ruin the Republican par
ty in Ohio.