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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

IL AVE gained the confldence Of all who use
IL them, and have proved one OF the most valu-
able inventions cf the age. They use a Shuttle,
making the Lock Stitch on both sides OF the cloth
alike, which cannot be unravelsd or pulled out.
They are an made with the hgest mechanical
skflI, and all warranted to work we'll on all kinds
Of goods, from the highest Fabric TO Heavy
Leather. In particular we would can attention to
our Family Sewing Machine. 1t has been
manufactured expressly for family Use. and has
! met with favor from all. IT s 30 simplifed AZ to
render ii almost impossible 20 get out OF order, or
derange its operations; indeed it IL so simple as
to astonish one, that small piece of mechan-
ism will sew.
Below We give description Of the different style
of the w eed Patent;
Eo. /. Ii very convsnint styIe, which can be
worked by hand or foot, off it's own table
For the convenience Of shipping, and also for large
ma nufactories, where Ii 10 necessary to place
number of machines into long boneh, making one
table answer FOR all. Price 500.
No. z. With Walnut Mahogany Table, with
or without Box Top, which looks down Price 500
No 5. Same size as No =, but runs with belt
and at mach higher rate Of Speed. This kind
is we'll adapted to manufacturing Clothing or for
Leather work.
This ir really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, as there Ii work done u Sewing Machine
thar Ii win not do. 1t is confidently asserted that
this machine runs easier than any machine nov In
use. Price xl00.
No. 4. This machine has a long arm TO accommo.
date large work Ii runs Mt high rate Of speed,
runs easily, and is, without doubt, the beat Ma
chine for Tailors' pse offered to the public
Ii is peculiarly fitted for plantation work, being
very simple yet substantial and durable, With but
little liability to get out Of order. Price @I2o.
No. 8. This Ia and cheaper style, and
general fayorite for Family, Light Lcath her, and
great Variety OF work. 1T has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, at o less pracc than
either of the above. 1t runs very easy, rapidly,
and is pronounced the beat machine in market
for $50.
No. 6. This is Machine got up entirely
new principle, di ferent from anything ever before
offered to the public, and confidently assert that
family Ii moi equal. 1t 10 very light
and tasty very rapidly IL almost n0iselsss in
it's operation, aud usea A sTRAIGHI NEEDLE
Ii liz arranged to be utterly impossible tor it
TO miss stitches. 1t has tensi on ON both sidea
and carries large supply Of thread on the under
spool The motions arc gained by two small cranks
shat without percsptible noise. The two
threads are worked in such man ner as never TO
both pull at the time, and consequently little
liable to break. The seam is very elastic and the
thread does tot break in washing. 1t will do
work better than any cheap machine now IN mar
ket, ii silk cotton or linen with equal Ia
cility. Price $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE, All Broadway, New York.
WHITNEY Ll0a, Proprietors.
FsE~ Agents Wanted. lJol6d&wJ
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- CLOTHING -
Experimentation ~

WE are now receiving large stock Of Clothing
w which has been bou hit low and will be sold
low for cash. The prices suited for hard times
and the goods for all kinds Of customers. The
stock comprises every style and quality of Cloth
ing, Gentlemen o Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Va
fses. CARPET BAGS. and everything commonly ksr.
In our line.
Customers win find Ii for their interest to CALL N
wcare determined to sell ~ cheap the cheapest,
and We desire 10 SEQ everybody comfortably clothed
We don't charge anything for showing goods,
and are always pleased to see customers even IL
they don't buy.
Remember the place. On Thrd-st., between
Main and ohnson.
Septf7d 8. POLLOCK h co.
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OMNIBUS NOTICE

rNHE OMNIBUS will call for passengers-rain
i or shine, day or night-in any part of tie city.
All orders left with j. X. Tewsbury, ut the Rail
road and Steamboat Office, opposite the Billings
House, viii receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure ticket and you rest IS
sured that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets Is cents.
P.s.-Havng the largest spring wagon in the
city, An also prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niture the shortest notice.
feb2fdly w. s. WINS, Agent.
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NevU 0oods Tor tie I.adie1.

MISS a. KING, returns many thanks = IN
yl to the Ladies for their past patronage q
and hopes TO receive u continuance Of the y -
same. She has returned with large steok ui
Frcnch Millinery Goods. Fall and Winter Bon
nets Of the latest styles, Blond Lace, 6ne French
Embroidery, selected with taste Lace vsils, Kid
Gloves, Gauntletts, Silk and WOODEN Gloves, Hocr
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, Frcnch Corsctts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, selected with taste, &c. .e-s# ss
Ladies are invited to call. Store south side Of
Msin-st., between I'd and Sd.
6ept17-d
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralizes this malarious poiscr, In the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
BODY As Il should. 50 IL does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And 1T does more
or rather does what is of service to those sub
rect to this Infection III taken in season II cxpels
u from the system it liz absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks: keeps the
system In health although exposed 10 the disease
Consequently it not only cures, but protects FROM
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence. such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Duinb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache Bilious
Fesers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earaehe, Catarrh. Asthma. palpita-
tons Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis. and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels all OF which, when arising
from this cause, viii be found to assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This ssAGuY CuRn -
removes the cause of these arrangements and cures
the disease
This ii accomplishes bv stimulating the excr--
tones 10 eApei the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited To do this
fheu office of their own accord Hence arises what
we term acckmdaffafa- Il l4}a may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough or Ia
sacrificed In the attempt while this ~ AGuE CuEr !"
does 1t al once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this IL q surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of Diseases which are
cansed by the rniasrnatie Infection than any othe~
which has been discovered; and il has still another
important advantage TO the pubic, which is that
1t Is cheap as well good.
PREPARED BIZ
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1860.
Mississippi and Wabash Railroad

=, +
Es NOW OPEN TO CARTHAGE,
There connecting with fast line Of
TROY COACHES.
THRouaH 70 THE
CHICAGO BURLINGTON Il QUINCY
RAILROAD.
MAKING SURE CONNECTIONS EAsr AxD W Esr.
Only 13 Miles Staging!
NJ Passengers leaving Keokuk st Q .. m. reach
Quincy In the evsnilg, Fare So 75 Chicago at
5:l5 next morning, Cincinnati In the evening.
H1>Leaving Chicago in the evening reach Keo-
kuk at 5 Pm.
PASSENGERS SAVE MONEY
BY BUYING
THROUGH TICK ETs.
~PATENT SLEEPING CARS on all night
trains On C. B 40. r.. X.
TAMOUGH TICKETS over this route to
nll the principal places East, North and South
Eaat can be procured at the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
AAin-st., between LIST and ID EOKUK
II. r. BUELL.. y. II. TEwK SRURY,
Superintendent. Ticket Agent.
Dec. 30, '5a-d
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PREPARED u
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
1t Is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
poyed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up TO the best
Il ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all il hes ever been found 70
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u tia Republican Club Room in this city
IN Wednesday evening last, was listened to
~ rather msaere audience. We regret
,bss. hscaa,s the Gereral is a ready aud
fluent apeaser, = close resspner; ADD. .ithal.
u man wao never tnkss superficial view Of
any question. Ga th1. occasion he made a
capital speech. in vind,cation Of The prinei-
PIE. Of she Republican party csp|oa"d the
durlle,tv u the Democrats in relation 10
the Homestead measure and th" Pacific
Railroad aoI closed wi'h an eloquent and
deserved tribute TO the character and SER
rIs-s ~ tia, "tgus and faithful friend TO the
treat Wsst." and champion Of Republican
rrtectPlss, Col. S,arEI Il. Crsrts.
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JAWS A. Gaspo>, suffered the penalty Of
his Crime, At Denver, on the 9th inst. AZ
ter arriving On the .esfali. ne made the
following remarks, in confused aud falier-
ing voice;
"osnslsmsn, yau who have been my
frfends, and tried TO rssrive me, thank
you from The bottom of nv heart. | thank
The Isd,es and Scus.ernen ~ho hare visited
ne during nv confinement. ard been 30
kiad towards nae. have said all have 10
cay. Mr.. Mdiaugh. remember 10 az the knot
- that IL vii break nv neck - soon ~ is
possibly can. All waas. - TO have you
remember me 10 my old friend. and parents;
don's fsrsss shas--rcmember me TO those
old frisnis. Oh il some good friend here
would shaoi me, I would be happy hut il
is all ~ell; good bye; az the rope 30 that il
will break my neck the quickest possible !;
Good hy.. Oh God have mercyr'
The Meas say. the cap vas then adjusted,
aud the prisoner swung. The ends Of JUS
ice and sish, Tor sae dead and the living
we're coasammassd. There sas sss SQUAD
or sarm.r, hus solemn silenee and order
ihraaehsas. Thus eniesa the life, 0: one
Who had outraged The life and safety Of this
esmmunisy-asdt thus eadesh she life OF enc
Who had many frsends, bat Who had ssofsld
vss favored that justice sAosid hare iss doe.
"Tae way Of the srAassrssses 10 Aard..-
10 bis death les ~ Try 10 forget his sasl,s,
and pray God that scores here a.sse ~,
addicted to the sane bad hahiss, tdriakinsl
NAV take warning BY his fa.s, and rsfss~
before il 10 tee late"
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Q = .
low

We have the most encouraging news from
Iowa. We do not indulge 10 reckless partisan
prediction when We say that there appears
m excellent chance to carry Iowa for Mr..
Daugtss. Such are the representations
made To IA by good calcuia'ors and intellI-
gent Io"n. True, antI-siavery fanstieism
mas defeat all these calculations. but We
shall not give up hope Of Iowa till the re-
turus are in against our cause.-St. Joseph
No. GaeeH Oct. IL.
RIsh; on the heels Of the election returns,
from Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio,
comes the above piece Of political figuring.
What a dewy freshness there mus. be about
the heart Of our ST. Joseph cotemporory,
and those good calcula,ors and intelligent
men, their informants As an item OF
news, We commend the above to the people
Of Iowa.
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yCDGE LYNCH IN COuSCuL 1LUKRU. n
That sometimes summary dispenser q
;.a;ee the rssovssd Jsdgs LyndA, Asld .
....ion Of bis Court In this city On Monday
evening last. This is the general sappesitios
Of COR people, for on Tuesday norniss, On
tie brow Of : bluff everioeking tie bstsen
,o.d, and not more than 90 rods sorsh Of
town. man vss found suspended BY the neck
70 the limb Of life perfectly extinct
Upop the announcement Of this fact, hectic
eush Of excitement sas visible upon our
streets, and hundreds Of men ssd boys
hurriediy took their way to the reposed spot
Of execution. Arrived there, all doubts
we're set 1t rest, for the lifeless body Of
Pau. Nc Gsire, - il swung 70 and fro,
convinced every one that net osly had Judge
Lynehs Court been in session, but that it,
verdict, this time, Vas righteous one.
We are ne advocate Of, or spologiss for,
lynch lau-ve deprecate, a must sll good,
Iau-sbidins citizens, any action in the least
par;aking Of . mob spirit; and We deeply
regret that there should be seeming ne
cessisy for action Of this kind. But, when
peac.abIs ADD law abiding citizens have besn
for month, outraged 10 every possible form
by . band Of desperadoes, who bid defiance
to all law, and snapped their fingers at jails
and courts, It would then seem that il there
ever vas time when the first Law Of ns-
tore, self.preserration, should nerve the
people TO take their rights 10 their own
hands and visit the offenders With that pun
ishmens their lawless acts richly deserved
that time had drrired.
In this case, the verdict OF the court was,
As We learn from a card attached to the
body, ,ha. Phillip MCGUIRE DO "hung for
oil kinds Of ra,cality." That be was guilty
/ Of horse stealing, and other crimes against
/ the morals Of society, and the rights Of
property. there is not the least shadow Of Q
doubt. lie vas an old offender, having
served four years in the Ohio Peni.en,iary,
and is known to everybody 10 these parts as
y noIo!iousiy ohu cuhEatteF' IoF tue saAc
Of the reputation Of our city abroad, We
sincerely regret this visitation OF Judge
Lunch, bu. q, the same time We feel con
strained to say that i. is the very best thing
that could have happened. !, will convince
rogues tina. they can no longer prosecute
their nefarious callings here with impuni,y,
, trusting to the ''iaw's delay to make good
their escape. Our people can no longer be
trihsd with, rs the fate Of Phil. Nc CURE
but too clearly proves. Let others engaged
in the SANE nsfarious business, beware.
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M...r,. B.LDwfy, PEcsAn CO., Of the
.ba,s mile, ha.in. presented the editor OF
,b. S,braakian With sack Of the four they
rad On exhibition ., oar County Far, the
latter ,has speaks Of his present, IN his
daily Issue o.shs 18Th: "The -Four spoken
o., /. en- phaticaIiy .bs hes: y. have seen o.
s.sd 10 a four year, residence in Omaha
We understand the City Mill at Council
Blsg., i. able 10 furnish an Unlimited guam
,,ty Of the same kind Of -four. Success 20
il, projectors. May they grow rich By
,hoir enterprise, and their customers grow
n. On thu foqr."
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neNCR VALLEY RECORD.

sarh !, thr sale # kne.loakius. ssvea
eslumn Republican paper, just started a.
ptnison. Crawford County. Iowa. hy Hon.
J. ". p.Ngsas. In hs "salua,orv." the
editor ,sv. the dssign 81 the Rscora i, to
.sfsrth tho fact. -''shss the Valley Of the
Boyer RIVER, extending frsm the M.oari
near CsaneSl Rlas.. nersh. esstssly towards
Ssrsal in Misaesess. FOR beauty II scenery.
fertility. health. aud shsreaghfare fer com.
m-rer, /, anserrssssi"--thst" ta hsspprs-
GATED. Il mast be Suswa. and 10 he known
sAsss should b. published somewhere along
sa course, sreiiabIe paper, devoted 70 its
ialsrss,s'-hsaes The establishment Of th.
Reesri. Further, the editor ssvs: 81, 10 !
truth that Ne have ne desire To conceal.
thai re are fren principle Republican, and
have consciousness ~ safety unea the
ksesbJisan platform. whs,svs, Political
sslssins, therefore, 10 have - give, from
ss' esn PEG. nil BE- Republican. A; The
ssns time. no communication will be rsiee..
81 fer !. PARTY ss.osins. nor will sny special
ssost Be csais 10 ked material for a.,
ether ri>tfssn saAa that 90 = hica The god.
De-, 81 ssesdsra unralss Der .anurr..
With saea noble aud praise. worthy rar-
rass' Inscribed o. IL. pages, and the veil
aaess ability 81 he sdisas u nsa, those
objects properly, Ally, aaa thoroughly, il
sssn' to &c thai The Record mus, prove =
eeafls,s success, and do much ,asari,
nsksns the sessisa u the Mi..suri Sloes
sssrs'a II |. rael'saed, literally "hleesa
sad slesssm ~ the so,e.s We mos, en-.
ssas'ssl!s wish tas editor Of the Rsccri thu,
'sSess' e"nneasasass ui,h The importance
81 tie enterprise be hss ueiertaksn,
- -
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NOTICEl

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC, THAT I
have this day sold out all my interest the W atch
and Jewcry business in Council! Bluffs to W. II.
ALMY, who will continue the business at the old
stand, one door from Pacific House. with pleasure
recommend him to the confidence Of my old Gus.
toners.
Mr.. $. P KENDALL, the best watch Maker in the
estcrn Country, will continue with him. and devote
his whole time to the Repairing Department, in all
its branches.
All articles left with previous TO date, that have
not been delivered, will be left with Mr.. ALMY for
delivery.
Council Bluffs, June 4th, 1860.
n. ROBINSON.
n. BAH parties knowing themselves indebted
to me by note or book account, will please make
immediate settlement, and those having claims against
me will please present them Immediately.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

t.6srsAssS. tas tie ern Il ?. ses.AEsa Cal
viii save has s~-~ass The earefni ssd
ezrsss eSss=asas< 81 Psyseiaas rressrisssses Asso
ss=sty resesss. IN tie KastisA, German. taiia A,d
Fssnes tAassass~ His ,sas esv~ssss 10 sA.s i.ssrs-
sss eessrzees ~ The Drag Bssaaess suseaaes II
sAyfas saas esure ssssesrxssa Ssa ~ rs.ssr~s fAs
sd sssessse kas sesa ssssa~sa - ~
ssss<sses cAssrafs 80 a~s ssasrsiiy vAs<A sss-
erN.
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nTN<grT GIVES rr.

I: may he Of interest ta a few individual,
w., havr s,aksi their nhs on Jason IN New
tho dos &, know that Bennett throw. up
the .psnrr, and Gays tina. LIvcetN's ma jor.
~ IN Fsns.ylyanis will for exceed that Of
'vsTJx. The Hsral5 eanclaies an article
On tn" sahlcct a folIavss
"l'' the people IN III sections nov pre-
yars tse III" rals NJ x enhAtau President
after the 1 b Il March nsIi. far such is the
dceree Of ghr PENNSYLVANIA slce:san."
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corrrs Jrpsr's OFFICE.

csazesI Bisf.. Sept, .esa. 1850.
ycssrs 10 se-esy given r-e-emptnrs * swarp sra
oreregwet Laoss in Fsstaxattazie Cossty, fs~a and
,ser ssSaSne~s that Pssen has n THE
eAss Cor ali tne swamp and OysrtSvei Iaa1s in sad
Csuatv, aeis3e. within tie secsans cesxnafed
snzstrs- II ali trensy,vo ,socsAae -hree asnree ss4
ssSiy-xeven A-ioo ard tbs; the claim
sass hsstns Preenexs1 Certis<atss of tss
vsyet 20 Sad Cosnsy, resairea 10 make payment
tserekae, o. 90 seecro he yisss 81 Jsnsasy 1851.
!. ?. CASSIDY.
~tz19a Cesafy Jakes-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TTNHR undersigned has been appointed Executor OF
i the Estate OF J. b Beers, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate requested to
have them probated and died with the County Judge Of
County, Iowa. {. BALDWIN,
Executor.
person having any business to transact with as
Executor OF said Estate viii call upon s. Clinton Esq
who Is authorized TO act Attorney i settlement
Of said Estate, &. BALDWIN,
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A. CA R ID.

Council BLUFFS. Iowa, June LIST, 1850.
Reins Of late, extensively engaged IN the Merran.
tile and Milling business, we have transferred
Bank inc, Collection, Land and Tax Paying Business
to Mr. NATHAN r. DODGE, who has been connected
With House from its organization. and cordially
recommend him to former patron; , respons ibe
man. and one who will attend faithfully and promptly
TO all business intrustcd to his carr.
Very Respectfully,
BALDWIN 4 DODGE.
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-s--sa-7
GOSE 70 LEVIN.

Mr.. II. H. 0sEsHoLrzTa, has removed
tam ,b;. City to Lewis, Cas- County, where
d. b. lately engaged 10 the nsrcsn''is
,,.;,.,,. We regret to lose Ms. o., but
.,,-,,,.l..s our Lewis peighboss upos their
.,,d ,or,ua.ias.curins his residence among
hem MAJ ,ssd lock attend bin and bis
-.na maj they sEais heeoms residents o.
., hi, eli, Of ;hs B!sEs in that "good
time conEng."
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Estray Notice.

Taken mp By Vim. H. Howard at his residence in Py-
township, Cas- county, Iowa the sh day Of
trbsr, 1859. bright hay years old part
bsldfAce all four feet white almcS, to her hia
her under lip shout rs bands hi Oh .hod bchiaA
osher marks brands perreiuabie; appraised SIS
BY Joseph Damon and jefferson Gooioe, before J. W.
Brinkerhos J. r.
Ew. HENDERSON, Clerk D. c. Cass Co ,ilsv,
CerseA sron Record Jan 9Th 1850 wa
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NOTICE..

The Co-psrtnc-ship heretofore existing between
HOW AcCLELLASD. has this d,v been dissolved,
mutual consent, excepting Book Accounts, Notes etc.
E.HoNN.
VT McCLELLAND.
All person. knowing themselves indebted 20 HOW
NcCLEILASD, in this way will do well to call AMI
tie, II they wish - costs Call al old stand
the sign Of the gsliea mortar.
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p.pub.ican Candidate fer Seossor'si Lsec-
,o,. viii address tbs eitssess % Csa0e'
Blos. and vicinity, On Thur'day, ocs. 2''o'
al o'clock, p. ~.
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ga cute Yaniee in Kansas cells whisky
10 . guo-barrel to avoid the lav aad make
il appear that he 10 ceiling il By The barrel.
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LINCOLN Clln.


kxrcslicA> HK.navaRrrxs,
"Wednesday, October 18th.
The Club met a, The rsaal hour. TIE
President, NJ. TossxA,S, in the Caair.--
Tie C'ab Vas addressed By Gen!. Tuarxx.
Of oaaha- Ga motion sdjsaraed ill! neg,
1hsrsdsy night. When the Clab viii be ad.
dressed By Cri. Fra llsxsr Warren.
THoS. ToSTEylS, Prs.t.
vi. b. ks:xAS, Ss<'y.
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cTAt No. /, Empire Block, you will
fnI a new Grim and nss goods. Messers.
McBa'pg 4 SttL are opening Gu. an e!egau'
stoss Of merchandise, to which fact they
to-day c.il the attention Of the public,
through eur Advertising columns. Me.srs.
Nc BRIpE ( SiLt ars a.o agents for the sale
Of Silt & BJwzS's "incomptrabls Magno
Is" vhi4ksy--ap Article Of home mann
fteturs, warranted greatly superior to most
81 ths wh.sksy hrog yhs 20 this market
G.se the new FIRM a call.
sHi'Jas sant he trHs TUE, a. to ". II AtIy s
as ssl tie Haest ass!ia@E Oh he Missouri
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Robert q. Winthrop, Of Mass, in q recent
speech in favor Of Belleverc.t, said Mr..
Lincoln was not radical enough to suit the
notions Of the Anti Slavery New Englanders.
lie said "When one Of our own Massa-
ehuse,;s delegation of tina. day lS4S) NOV ed
summary resolution, or bill, for the abo-
l,ion Of Slavery 10 the District Of Columbia,
Mr.. Lincoln gave bold, plump, manly
negative to the pr opositon and he repeated
his Nay TO tho same substantial measure
when it was presented in another form BY
Mr. Joshu, Giddings." On the other hand,
,ha, usually .taid paper, tho st. Joseph
tMo.) Gazette, deliberately declares that
"Lincolu is an old Abolitionist ~
II We are TO believe both Of these authori-
ties, Lincoln is certainly a political anomaly
too Pro Slavery to meet the views OF the
Anti Slavery men. and too Anti Slavery to
NEE; the views Of the Pro Slavery men. lie
il JAS, the man for tho Presidency-just
Anti. Slavery enough and just Pro- Slavery
enough to hold the scale. cqmsably, between
the two. IIurrah for Old Abe.