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THE PERSEVERANCE, FIRE COMPANY. No
have elected the following officers for the ensu,
ing eleven months President J. Y Dom; vice
PRESIDENT, w w Grant; Secretary, G Fletcher;
Henry Janney; Directors, w. d Curtz, J. n
Faulkner, c. F. Harrison; Collector, F. w Col
clazer.
This company intend ringing their bell on the
22d at sunrise, noon, and sunset hair an bour
each time. and asks the other fire companies to
join In with them, and also the church bells.
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By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoreers.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE LOCATED
PRoP ERIY AND LAND AT AUCTION On MON
DAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant at AZ O'Clock
view II sell, in front of the premises, pats Of Lot 8
"a and ., IN Square $50, being 2 fet front 18th
st. Get aud running | street opposite Franklin
Square. e6 feet to alley and mp owed by ons two
story attic and basement brick Dwelling House,
containing IS rooms gas, &C., and smaller house,
W hlch rents separately.
so, AZ the same time and ace, q acres of liz nd
between Washington and Ais1andris, a short dis
tance west OF the turnpike, on the Old Georgetown
road, suitable Tor meadow ana gardening purposes
Terms: One fourth cash, The balance in -. 49,
and "a months, bserlng interest, and secured Dy a
deed of trust the premises.
fs I'd WALL. & BARNARD, Aucts
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be found advertisement Of the new Crandell
pen. We have tried this pen, and can truthfully
bear testimony to lis valuable qualities 1t writes
with beautiful smoothness does not scratch or
penetrate the paper as most steel pens do the fow
OF Ink is delightfully."- uniform and easy and there
Is less strain upon the hand than with any pen we
I've tried Of late
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bf IhoS- III" LINZ Georgetown.
ENECUTORS' SALE-ExrENsIyR SALE OF
~ SOAR, CANDLES, HORSES. CARRIAGE, BUGGY,
WAGONS. IRON SAFE, &C, &C.-By order of the
Orphans Court, of the District of Columbia the
undersigned executors of the estate Of the late
Timothy O'DOnnoghue, will sell, at public sale, on
the premises, corner az lst and Lfngan streets,
Georgetown, ID C, on TUESDAY, I4th inst, At ii
clock, al the stock in trade of the firm of T.
O'ponnoghue Il Son, consisting Of
Candies, Ia low. Soap, Utensils, &c.
Also, hne Horses, good Family Carriage,
| Buggy wagons, sets of Harness,
Cart, DTay, Fire Proof Safe,
And many articles not mentioned.
Terms at sale.
sAkhE O'pONNOGHUE,
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THE EDWARD EVERETT LITERARY Assoc1A-
TON. of this CITY, is to celebrate Washington s
Birthday by an Grafton to be delivered by MIR
Frank Renehan, a member Of their organizati on,
and the reading Of Washington's Farewell Ad.
dress by another of t,Ieir number and other D.
proprate exercises. Because of the Society having
received an invitation to attend similar celebra.
ton on the 22j, they have concluded to have
theirs take place on the evening of the Dist.
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BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IL TURE AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
ING, 18th inst At 10 O'Clock, will SELL at the la e
residence OF Henry Brewer, deceased, on West
street, between Green and Montgomery streets
Ge3IgetoTn, = general assortment of Household
aud Kitchen Furniture. comp, Using
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Tables and Rockers,
DO Sltehoard aud Dining Table,
tsesses
Wardrobes. WashstandS and Lounge,
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Bedding, dc.
Chamber and Paror Stoves.
China Glass and crOckPry Ware.
Kitchen Utensils, general assortment.
Terms: S3l cath; over that amount 80 and 60
DAYS, for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter
est.
fa7-d BARNARD A. HUCKEy Auc.s
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rRANDELL, OPT!CIAN.
- No. 12s Bride st., Gso~gsto,r.,
Has constantly on hand larss assortment of
French Near sighted, PerlscopIo, Col 49,
ored and sill other SPECTACLES, ofSv ~
the best quality, In gold, silver, steel, and German
silver frames. N. Bold Frames Repaired and
lew glasses set in them to order. no I9-Iy
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., t Ivy CousT The regular monthly meeting
VI une Levy Court for the county of W,shinytoS
sn, ret H a. Tue City Hall on Monday last prs
=. perry, President of the Court Y Calm
SeE and alessrs I.ongbborouyb Ksnn1
raw, Palmer, White, Naylor. Dru,u ~
communication was laid befo,s H. ~.
askhs Ioa, provision be made for tn $500 Oo"r
re'erTed. COUNTY, which was
The quarterly account of the Tre,s,,o.,
Deio'e zoe Court by the chair and va. . ss Idl9
for examination to Messrs Kennadv .. lsIerrsd
who subsequently reported the s,ms 20 III NJ DIury.
AFTER making appropriations 10 NV 20 ue Sorrect
a1ces due TO Supervisors Of COUNT 49, pal
fuel and furniture for the Orphans, Gan aao Tor
Court ad journ.d. court, the
IKE THEAIRE-Miss Maggie Mitch.u 4,
oharn'hg coincidence. great Washinoton = .ne
IT, taxes her benefit at the Theatre this sa asor-
IN -FOUR characters, TO wit: Mathilde Hsn.
Aime, and the Arab Boy, in the military A., -,
OF The French Spy" and Milly, with son1s
In the pastoral comedy of "Milly. the Maid Is;,t
zoe Milking Pail !" or course she will be favorsf
- crowded house on the occasion
10" Iflsh Jig, Secnted by Miss Mitchell las
h.2ht, IN connection with Mr.. ). W. Glenn W.,
".e OF Tue richest things Of the kind ever no,
iP,iheo, ana We have no hesitation in setting h;
i nov down As the very best Jig dancer in th,
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say Of any OTHER
HAS 1T FAILED, IN
STANCE TO Eff
when timely used.
an instance Of dis
one who ussd it. On
delighted with lis
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never bssn able to
Medicine-NEvRR
A SIN q L Z IN
FECT A c Z r = /,
Never did We know
satisfaction by any
the Contrary, all are
ERATIONS, and
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FOR NEW fORK.-The packet .chooner Ham
L iton, Captain ogden, has arrived, and 4.L
will sail as above with dispatch. For freig ht LFSS
or passage apply to
McCOBB Il DODGE
iaSl 63 Water street q eo-gatorp
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By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
fENRUSTEE'S SALE-By vi. tue of deed of
trust to the subscriber, ne will sell at auctiou
on TU ESDAN next, the I4th inst, at 10 O'Clock a.
m at the auction room of Wall Il Barnard, ore
large NJ Irrur.
Terms cash.
A. LLOYD, Trustee
fe79 81 WALL & RhRNARH
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end in death. We
AND sUREsT RIM
In all cases Of DYs-
RIGA rs chill
arises from tsething
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000 POTATOES.
O,OOU BUSHELS Prime New Jersey White
MERGERS just received, per schooner C. A. EIlimtt
and for sale from the vessel IN lots to suit purcha
sers. PETER BERRY
deT SIS Water street Georgctousn
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. 000 POTATOES.
T,OOO BUSHELS of prime New Jersey White
MERGERS, su table for seed table use. For sale
from store in lots to suit purchasers
PETER BERRY,
lie co - Water street. GeOrgetovp
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT,MTS

A CONCERT.
"A CONVERT VIII be given hy the Dumbartol
street NJ r.. Sabbath School of Cfeoreetown, d. G.
on FRIDAY EVENING, February 10th, com
cents. fe 2 n
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
PLANTS FOR SALE
AT THE GARDEN OF
II A ARRY MIX.

few thousand Sweet Potato Plants, will in condition
to set from 10th of May to the 10th of June at so cents
per hundred.
All Late Cabbage Plants, outdoor culture at 25 cents
per hundred.
Celery at 25 cents per hundred thousands in fine
dtion to set from the middle Of May to the first of Au
gust Being so deficient last season. am prepared
to supply all demands.
Much pains will be taken to make all the Plants
strong and stocky possible, by transpanting, &c.
Plants may be carried any distance they will be pack
ed exceedingly well in moss.
GRAPE VINES,
All the Vines have sold, warrant true to name. The
purchasers will please keep the distinct and when
they fruit should there be mistake new Vine will be
given few varieties of Grape Vines for sale, at the
garden.
Towauda, April 2s, 1850. HARRY MIX.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19

NALE OF REAL ESTATE-The valua-
in w oe Aesi Estate Known the Lukens Lands situate
E, en- township, Bradford County Pa. are offered for
- 'le highest and best bidder This body of lands
dre ol four contiguous tracts containing fifteen hun
H. ana o easy access to close market for produce az
Yor a are situated only about FIVE miles from the New
ceiySd "a "a Enc Railroad Offers of purchase will be re-
~ tGe whole body, for the separate parcels ac
sso lung the subdivisions occupied by the tenants No
raI GH De made Of less than one hundred acres and
can VIII not be sold separately unless the whole BODY
T De sold in that way.
rms OF payment, third cash. and the balance IN
bona annual nstaments, with interest secured by
bio @ sl9 mortgage on the property. Title unouestona
from all incumbrance. Persons desrous of
Of lJ VIII send their offers in writing in the nature
. Jus per acre, either to my Agent D"' Jul
Or to r,vso1s S,r WM. ELWELL, Esq, Towanda Pa
tie VIII Set, @ oAEAH l.. KEENE, administrators with
Chestnut .roesl o. John Lukens, deceased 10th and
AlFl., 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
FISH! EzsR!! EESH!!!
TRUTTf FRUIT
P

EINE DAIRY SALT.-Irree and small
i - Ks of Ashton salt. 10: ct Sya~usc salt.
Just arrived and for sale cheap. G. B. PATCH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
OUR GUsICAn TREENp.

HOUR MUSICAL FRIEND,'' a rare conpa,ion for
" the Winter months. Every Pianist every Singer,
every Teacher every Pupil every Amateur should pro
cure this weekly publication Of Vocal and Piano Forte
Music, costing but lG cents number ard pronounced by
the entire Press % tGe country TO 5e the CfSf "nd
pages of Vocal and PianoForte Music for 10 cents
Yearly, s. Half yearly, $3.50 Quarterly, 81 .2j.
Subscribe to 8 Our Musical Friend" or order it from
the nearest News dealer and you will have music Rough
for your entire family, and at insignificant ard
if you want Music fort the Flute Violin Conet Carionet
Accordion, etc, subscribe to tee
"SOEo NIEEODLsE,
Containing twelve pages. costing only 10 cents
Der; Yearly. S2,j Half-yearly, 81 ..
al the back Numbers at 10 cents. and bound Nclumes
f " Our Musical Friend" containing II Numbers at
$50 each, constantly on hand.
c. 3. SEYMOUR & Co..
In1 Nassau Street Now York.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice

-! lSo.-''! - ll''.
D1IT\-TSu,p ,r0p.c \oTTCL, \ro,io,
N - ~ 10 A1'-l Ol' y - IICL' NOuC0
- Is 4etby gwen mat all persons indebted To the es-
tate o. = ~ 'Uh ~ tl late ot Rome township dec dt
arc Aeie1y requested 10 make iMhe1idIe payment ana
a persons haE'E la,Ms against saId estate VII present
Ihcih aiI auI"e1Uca'< lor eGlIeinehtto JoAh Faas-
MORE ~ t'o432' %t)lN IA9SMO tE,
AAMfION LHAMtl-lN,
March l, l'"o. Administrators
rIXrCT-VoD,c N-DgyCL, \-a.:a. :; -
f. -, 49, al -, in1at.1 =, -, 80 =
THOMAS NcEVIENNN aac..l late of Asvlum tn mu.t
make immediate uvnlrpt ay foiI rersor having demands
orIirf sa estate W II rrssant them 5Iv antbenticated
for Settlement PATRICK McEVIENNA
March Ii lSba Executors
TPAND JI-RNr drawn for Spntamher n
n n I>co
~ WV
Armenia l,obert Mason, Jr Sheshequln Elisha Newell,
Cant94-J9hn I"l,N;, A6gah Mead.
tiahkiI nelson gilbert 0nuthheld--Nm. hnckeT-
Htt'irh-Sg,"aoh stevens boeher, r. 4. french.
H2i@"@" ~: o='5-e,,, ~ IT0y tp.-,tngs b. Luther'
lAlchhe.u-Nnl. n. walker heTTcN-h hcan.
l.eRoy- T. ' an rect enry Mont
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
AMERICAN HOTEL

Near the Bridge, Iowanda, Pa.
Ohm LAUGHLIN respectfully informs
~ the public that he has leased the and commodi
Hotel recently erected the Bridge and having
furnished it thoroughly prepared to accommodate
such OF the travelling public may give him a CALL
He will endeavor by attention to the wants of his guests
and by the reasonabeness of his charges, to merit por
tion of public patronage.
The Bar will be kept stocked with the best Sprituous
and Malt Lsquors. Good Sabng is attached with
full attendance May %, 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
DIR ESS MAITNG
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS-You arc

~ hereby authorized to deduct five per cent from the
State tax of every individual who saf pay his her
State and County Taxes "a full before the % day
of Jane next and the SAME shall be allowed yo in your
you paid into the County Treasury on or before the 2G
and y days Of June, next BY order Of the Commis-
sioneTs, F.. +. COOLBAtGH, Clerk,
Commissioners Office May ), 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE-Bv virtue
~ Of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Coun
tY viii be exposed to public sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1850, at p. M.the following
property late the estate of PM Hosey late of Springfield
twp. deceased to w.t. The following lot piece or par.
Gel Of land situate in Springfield tp, bounded east by
y. s Moey south by lands Ct =. r. Bennett west by
lands of Charles Elliott ct. al north by lands Of j. No
how'd ard R. Cup Containing Ity.wo acres or there
abouts.
Terms Of Sale-One fourth upon confirmation Of sale
and the balance in one year with interest
LEMUEL c. GLEASON,
June 7, lSGC. Administrator
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
~ Of order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Coun
ty, will be exposed to public sale. the premises
SATURDAY, July T. 1900 at O'Clock, p. p, the fol-
lowing property late thq estate or Nelson Johnson late
Of Pike twp, deceasd to wit The following lot piece
parcel Of land situate in Pike tp bounded north by
lands OF George H. Little. east by the public highway
leading through LeRaysylle, south by William f. Rob
bins west by lands Of Josiah Benham Containing about
one third of acre. all improved. with small framed
dwelling house, shop barn and few fruit trees thereon
Terms OF SalsThe purchase moneT to be paid on the
confirmation of the sale.
J.R. FLETCHEf
June :, 1850. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-19
legal.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" of order ofthe Orphans Court Of Bradford Coun-
ty, will be exposed to public sale the premises,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1860, at o'clock, =. NJ, the
following described property late the estate Of Orange
Bosworth, late iof Pike twp, deceased 70 wit North
by lands Of Wn Brnks estate, east by lands belonging
the heirs of said VIM. Drinks estate; and lands OF
MoscIy Ellsworth south by lands OF George D. Johnson
and Jonathan Nichols by lands CT Stephen Brink
ii NJ. TuDper and R. b. Eastabrooks. Containing about
sixty acres about fifty acres improved with framed
dwelling house framed barn. small horsc barn, two or.
charda thereon.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
WM. b. STEVENS,
BETSEY BOSW0ETH,
June - 1860. Administrators
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15

These figures show the relative strength Of
the Banks OF the different States. The i'm
mediate liabilities of Bank are its ciroula.
ton, it's deposits and the amount due other
Banks. The auaildbie or cash assets are
specie and currency on hand and amount
due from other Banks on demand.
South Carolina stands at the bottom OF
the list, and has but "a per cent. Of cash
means. or $24 900 OF available assets TO ev.
cry 800, 900 of immediate liabilities. New
York has 81 per cent, Ohio 43 per cent,
and so on to the top OF the list, where
stands Iowa at the head of twenty four
States with 633 per cent. OF cash means to
liabilities, or $b3 500 of cash in hand to ev-
cry 800 900 OF liabilities, tho balance, to.
gether with the capital stock, being used, it
will be understood, in loaning. Ii time OF
pressure comes, the loan could be readily
reduced so that in thirty days the State Bank
could have 100 per cent. or the whole amount
OF it's liabilities on hand in cash means
This, however, would be unnecessary in the
severest panic, AZ an Immediate presentation
OF any more than small portion OF tbs
Banks circulation would be impossible, il
being so thoroughly distributed among the
people. The per centage il really consider
ably more than h2! per cert, 80 At least ONE
nth part OF the deposits are on time and ara
not, therefore, to be regarded a. immsdi0t.
liabilities, though, under this head they ar,
classed ia she report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15

The doughface Douglastes and Bell men
of the North have tried to make Southerners
believe that Lincoln and the Republicans
generally were worse than Oannibas. In
case of Lincoln's election TO the Presidency,
these fusionists have insisted that the Repub-
| lioans would commit all kinds of horrible
outrages upon Southern people and their
rights and institutions.
Now that il 10 admitted that Lincoln will
be the next President, such representations
of his purposes may produce very disastrous
effects upon people whose nervous system
is OF such delicate construction that John
Brown, with bis seventeen pikemen, caused
a universal terror throughout the Old Do
minion.
Fortunately for our purpose, "Honest Old
Abe" whose word no man questions, has
spoken on this very subject. In bis speech
made at Cincinnati, last year, in the pres.
enoe OF many Ksntuokians, Linocln said:
Iwiil tell you, so far as am authorized to
speak for the opposition, what we mean to
do with You. We mean TO treat you. as near
as we possibly can, as Washington, Jefferson
and Madison treated you. We mean to leave
YOU alone, and in no way TO interfere with
your institution; to abide by every compro-
mise OF the constitution I; and, in word,
coming back to the original proposition, to
treat you, as far az degenerated men (if We
have dsgenerated) may, according 10 the ex-
amnles of those noble fathers w ashingtop,
Jefferson and Madison. Wsmean TO remem
Der that you are as good as we are; that
there is no difference between us otner than
the difference of circumstances. We mean
TO recognize and bear in mind always that
you have as good hearts in your bosoms as
other people, or as we claim to have, and to
treat you accordingly. We mean to marry
your grls-when We have a chsnce-the
white ones, mean--snd | have the honor to
inform you that | once did have a chance in
that way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15

-Thos. j. Munday, = New York sx- assem-
blyman, was on Thursday last sentenced to
four months imprisonment for committing q
rape on u little girl.
Herbert, the Californis Congressman,
who killed the waiter Heating at Washington
Few years ago, 10 praotlcing law at Fl
Paso, and considers that shooting his politi-
cal ruin.
MIR. Augustine Smith, Vice President oil
the Nassau Bank, has been appointed Re
ceiver of the recently exploded Artisans
Bank, Of New York.
Elisabeth Leroy has commenced sui,
against the California Stage Company, to
recover fifty thousand dollars damages flo
injuries received by the upsetting OF one Q
their coaches in June last, near Marysvills
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15
CITY nIApENSARY.

Remember that the City Dispcnsary is open eve
ny day frem 10 10 / o'clock o. M, when the poor
san receive Mecical and Surgical advice gratu-
itopsy.
No charge for medicines " hen authorized by the
Mayor, or proper representative of the City Coun-
ell.
Prompt attendance IL required, as no cases will
receive attention after the hour specihed.
septf7d j. C. HUGHES, Dean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15

BY A. H'CREHRY.

Tuns--"Tankss Doodle
Democracy has gcn attrsy,
There's nothing now can bind IL;
It's changed 80 often in its day,
We don Z know " here to find IL.
CHORUS Yankee doodle, doc die, dool
Now's the time for action
We're the boys can put 1t through,
And lick it like distraction.
Democracy blows cold ard hot,
Iteuts q sorry fgurey
Its principles are bought and sold,
Its platforms are all niggers
Yankee doodle, &c.
Democracy is on the wing
Ii flies TO every evil
1t never halts at any thing,
And'sgoing to the devil.
Yankee doodle, DC.
Democracy looks very sad,
And loud for help IL crying:
The doctors say its case is bad,
And think the poor things dying.
Yankee doodle, DC.
Democracy Is growing worse;
Z IL nothing but a sham sir
it,s proved itself to be curse
1t isn't worth clam, sir.
Yankee doodle, &c.
Democracy'ss cruel hoax,
In fragments rent asuuier.
Too leng IL has humbugged the folks,
And lived on public plunder.
Yankee doodle, DC.
Democracy was once name
In which we all delighted,
But now it sunk in sin and shame;
Its prospects are all blighted.
Yankee doodle, $o.
Democracy Ia doc med TO fall,
Its friends are broken hearted;
The plain "hand-writing'a on the wall"
It's glory has departed.
Yankee doodle, doodle, doc
Now's the time for action
We'ra the bys can put il through,
And lick ittllke distraction
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15
PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention OF the public to
w the fact, that at BULBS AMBR0TYPE PHO
ToGRARk aud STERREOsc0PIC GALLERY 10
the place to get
C0rrect Pictures OF Every styIes
Being the oldest established operator In the city,
the superiority of his pictures and his Efforts TO
please we'll known to all. He is now putting
np views Of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of rs and DO cents each; the
largest and best picture of heoknk ever taken ;
also large view OF Fit. Madison.
Steroseopic views and boxes for sale and ON ex-
Intuition all are respectfully invited to call and
examine them,
~ Don't forget the place: rs Main street I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, 90. I'D
- PAuLDLNd' u pKEPAkED GLUE for ale by
~ myI M. w. WESTC0TT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15

Prom the W ashington P-ess. |
kkankl ing NIafEerN.

We have received the annual report, emit
tied "Condition OF the Banks Of the United
States" just issued by the Treasury De
par,ment at Washingtn, AMI by q careful
examination OF the "General Statement, .
according to returns dated nearest TO Janua-
~ lst, 1860, we nnd that the Banks of the
different States, held ia cash means, the
following per centage of liabilities, viz:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-15

sAyAGk.--A Mississippi editor the other
DAY said: "Ihe negroes of Texas now dance
TO the music OF the cracking nseks OF Yankee
Aboi'tionisss, and seem I'd like the fun
lex.
ThAt Mississippi editor was onrself. Ii
may be "savags," bat it lie music dear TO
Southern hearts. And can't yeu see the ras
Gals swinging hear their necks cracking and
see the negroes dsncirg around? All. hut il
IL a refreshing sight, Sin our msnd's eve.
Horasio.n-- Houston Petrol.