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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-11

b Hs NOllCOs -
The office Of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney 1t
Law, wilibe at tbs Daily Gate City ofRee, foza
lev weeks. &c., s6
febl4df n sas sA fsts asA a x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-11

IFvKsrrnr.---Ia the list of patents issued
for the week ending March 29th, there 10 one
to J. 7. Sohunsnscker, OF this city, for i'm
provemeut In brick moulds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-11

A DIR. j. Hostettsrs Celebrated Stomach Bit
tiers, for the of Fever and Ague, Is beyond all
controversy the safest and best remedy that could
nature. The most violent attacks of this dreadful
disease have often been the of this
reliable remedy. The "Bitters" have been used by
the proprietor in extensive practice in the treat
ment of fsvsr and Agae, for number Of years,
and its wonderful curative powers we'll known
both to the press and the public. Those who de-
sire thorough renovation OF their entire system,
should Dot fsff to UHs the r. Birtsrs. =
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p. Ginsoss, A. ]. Wilkinson, BAKrLErT,
KAYE Co., and j. BRADEx.
April 2, 'ee-daw
McLxAs 'sCoxDIAL.--As may be seen, We insert
&c. -
LII is very well known that ere not particular
ly favorable to patent medicines, and ~ gen eral
thing, eschew the whols OF them With bat little
ceremony, and with tAAss sentiments We declined
inserting this advertisement until we knew what
were the ingredients Of the medicine, and how
oompoandsd. Thi We hsve learned, and believing,
~ We do, that theingredisnts are good. and the
compound judieiossly made, We recommend IL Is .
mixture worthy Of public confluence.
The above Is from the st. Louis Christian Advo-
cate, edited BY the celebrated Rev. DR.. McAnAlly,
which speaks volumes in favor Of McL.eAn's Cor
dial We say to All, try Is. See advertisement.
INCH lsdaw tses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-11

MARKETING. The scarcity Of marketing
causes considerable competition among buy
ers. small wagon load Of eggs, butter
and rags came across the river yesterday
morning, and about half dozen grooers
gathered around il 4 the foot Of Main-ss.,
and bid over each other until they ran the
sggs up TO 81 osnts and the butter to q
cents. The cotton rags sold at II osnts,
and two and half CENTS were offered for
tbsn in groceries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-11

Rxv. Josxpn TRAPEELL, JH.-Dsor SIR |:
] think the last weakness the public will ac-
oose you Of IL desire to ssshfink from re-
sponsibility," while some may think yon
were little too ready 10 assume II IN your
manifesto ssTo 1Hx UslrAHIAss OF 4Hx CrrY
% KnoKcx."
Neither Of your reasons provss =. q. Sears
(hs il not "Dr." Think ssrepresenta-
tive NAM in Unitarian theology. The note
which the Ex. Com. Of shs A. %. Association
,preax,to his work on Degeneration" might
hare convinced you Of that. They ny they
publish il, not that they eonaar with every
opinion advanced by the writer, bat that they
approve Of the great thoughts and principles
that form the basis Of the work, and FOR the
hsanty and power with which ispsttrays and
xseommends shs profoandAst religious sxpe-
xisnss, and enfnross sns great pracsscss dos.
itrinss Of Ohrissianisy.ra Ard II y Just thi.
.Catholicity Of spirit which keeps Mr. Scar
seilh tho Usitarians, % brother beloved, 2
though for years equally olsimad ~ tho Sws
denborgiaDs, and identified: with them Ii
nwhat 30 thinks Of Christ Ii no more
accepts tho Trinity than Swsdsnborg ans
other UnitariAns. Only ses how differ
emily your own Church would tfsatthis pure
Christian brother, who you confess has don,
you 50 much good, and to Whist naughty
place it would send him. What saith til
creed, % interpreted By the prayer book .
the Church of England2
ssWhomsoever will ba sassd: before a
things is 10 necessary that he should hold ii
Ostholic Faith" "Whioh Faith except "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-11

LAS REMOVED TO NO. - MAIN-STREET,
directly opposite his old location, and for the
SPRING TRADE OF 1850
Offers largely increased stock and invites the at
tention of cLoex KRs YoR Cash.
March 49, cod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-11

This Agency always pays its losses promptly
CASH.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein. insured 1t 4
VERY NoDKRArE PRKHIUn, for one, three or Eve
years. Call and learn the rates.
WIN. ~. BELkNAP, AR,t,
Mchldlm 6econd-st., near Main.
, 1860-08-23
CarrOIl &ounty all Right.

ft:rr4.&rDnterce Ut the ffcsb &hd lf1oune.)
Nxasna. EnI1ons:
A.corai.g 10 long published notice through
the D.macratic paPess Of Chicago and Free
rort, aud the Republican pspers Of this place.
and msuy posters throughout the county, the
Democracy Of our county assembled yesterday
10 listea 10 Hon. J. c. Allen, their candidate Tor
Governor. The gathering was folly al 1arEe ~
was expec ed by US Republicans. Some eight
1eems in a}l came into town from different d.
rec:;ous: one with load Of Democrats, three
or four With loads of 1aser.melons, and two or
three with persona who came to attend the
County Court About o'clock the procession
,noyed frcu, The Laird House, to conduct their
soeuk .r to tl,e stand. Allen was preceded BY our
Cofpet Baud, and followed By Go fellow Demo-
cra.s br actual count. Arrived at the stand,
lie addressed An audience composed Of aoout
100 Democrats, 40 Republicans, aud 80 women
and children. Lln. spoke his piece well, though
nexing tha. spiri. with which he undoubtedly
would baye spoken a new piece. 1thas become
stale even to himself. Those who wish to read
hib speech, car 6cd every word he spoke here
iu his Bloomington speech published IN ths
"Dai'y Pres. & Tsi5ase," aud which TIumbnt
utterly demolished.
we axe c.scasating On tig time September
I'D. when the gallant Cassius II. Clay will tal'
tous. l couvessed yesterday with Chicag
n-mocrat. who told me that he was willing
ackuowlcdee that the Democratic nsjorltles q
'5s. in the Southern and central part oi III
Ktsae uill be considerably reduced this fall, hu
.t, ,,o~ xr;u .oore thun make nm in the Mort
, 1860-08-23

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Bills teeth fairly Chartered as ho reuen-
bsred the ruin be had 10 usasly brought upon
himself and his precious ones, By riding round
At night in lumber wagon with d low white
man. It Was rs good as temperance lecture
to Bill, who will hereafter be as striot as Fly
ing Ani1iesist or Zoaare.
Bill! did notuntil yesterday learn why ha came
- be left lying around loose in i lumber wagon,
as We hare shown. But fer the vigilance Of tte
officer IN watching the hack, the 4ackman would
have performed his contract, to the effect oi
carrying poanr5used ehlorossrmed Bill into d
hopeless servitnde, and his children With hin.
Al! Of whom are free. Without any light being
thrown to the information Of tho officer, The
scheme nas nevertheless interrupted as ne ha, /.
written.
The moral is evident, tha. eolored men ahould
beware who they associate with and what they
drink after dark, and that Ion whits men whs
ere certainly getting yery daring in the why o
kidnapping freemcu out Of this State. BE- mor'
circumspect, and abandon such practices
There are tvs At least, who within twenty -fcu
hours previous to present writing, bavs left th
eity in hurry, and it is doubtful whether lii
"when jets bAck to ST. Louis" )" tit t
shoot cut, az iu 4 hurrJ,) will tlzd his "e1
penses paid" hi. e1.and in this region haviu
I proved fruitleas.
, 1860-08-23

AMI. Henry Clay Dean, an 1owa Democrat,
has challenged any political opponent to meet
him upon tho stump. Ths Iowa papers ssy that
he washes his face and changes his shirt only
once year, but ahat be is powerful speaker.
We thiuI be must be 3 ttrong oae. His com.
petitor will do well to get on the right side Of
h,u-and the right SIDE would be the windward
aide.
70 The Vieksburg Sna says that Kentucky
w7ll 10 for Breckiuridge '' as certain as the run
rises On the day Of the election" Then pl@-
bus won't ret up shat daY4 The Drectiuridge
men hsd batter get their lanterns and Candies
all in readiness.
~ An editor in the interior OF Tennessee
thinks thht Memphis Is disposed 10 be ''outra
geoussy boasttul'' No doubt, she is zery I'd.
vanta eeously situated t6r playing the game Of
"b!uG"
B Mr. Douglas announced at the Rhode
Isiend clam bake, that be liked clans better
than nigge1s. We have never eaten the latter
article but are disposed to agree with Dougsas'
rE 4 Mississippi paper says that .'Nist's
sippi pledges her word not TO submit to The
rule Of Black Republican President" We
wonder If her "wurd" is Us good Is her donds.
/" South Carolina demands "protection o1
blovl." We expect th4t ~hen her ''blood" be
gins to run, her whole call will be for "Pro
| tection."
, 1860-08-23

b. lAr8e companies, which caus in By ths eve'
ning trains. from Peoria, Pekin, Canton, E!n:-
wood, Wautanga, and half dcz.n other points.
Nh.n marching they extended ono mile
in sections Of four, and carried one thousand
eizh. hundred and forty-six torches. The night
was serene aud pleasantly warm, and the demon
stratiou was truly magnificent As they march
ed, the great le1g,h Of tho procession made
them seem to be in all parts Of the town At once.
Look where one would. and he would See q
moving blsze Of light, coiling about the town
like fiery serpent. Shouts arose from 1he
thousands Of spectators who lined the streets,
aud we,e responded to BY the Wide Awake
boys. Finally, 1t 10 O'Clock, the brilliant pa.
geant ended, Aad the companies took up their
line of march for the cars, or for their teams,
and started home shousingf for Lincoln and Lib.
er.y, as they went on their way rejoicing. And
20 ended the first demona.ration Of this cam
psipn in old Knox. JIM.
, 1860-08-23
ANOTHER PACE 0F TIE MARKET ST. FIRE


In The month Of Jaouary, 1855, On. city read
err will recall the serious loss Of property in
tho burning Of the extensive lumber ys1d Of
Hon l. Nilsson. o. Market street. There VA.
sneedily thereafter found reason to believe that
the tre vas tho work Of ince udi.rie., and tho.e.
h,ncers-on upon ons of our Fire Companies.
snbseou.ns dere1oomeuts seemed to show that
It wa. located to the destruction Of the proper
ty Of the aboye firm pa1tly out of revenge for
the rrfn.,f 10 subscribe for Firem.n's Ball Of
Companr No. i. though the chief ard leading
nnrno., ~. The creation Of fire in 4 se..on Of
dr.rtb of such excltementa.
Thc individual iii too uotorioux1r known as
Beast Brown was subsequently arrested. and
..ntenccd 10 tho Penisenti.ry for the crime,
He h.d two aecouplces, who have been at
1.r,e M to . dal or two since, Ebea as befo,e
st,.ed in our columns, N;ehsel Kirby a1iox
Ncb,,l shs.t,. Nj. arrested in the Interior
| of hi. State, snd' brought to this city. where
h. v., Yesterday examined ard fully commit
tsa to trial for the ofIanee. Tbs .videnes
~ 4inst him consists mainly Of she substance
Of bin confessions to one Finuicaus, really =
dstectivs in Capt. DrAdley's employ, but occu-
pyins teigned position in his association with
, 1860-08-23

TH1GXV
the day tn i andrew and martha l. sod p1once to
par rto---or oroer tTe huauses1 dollts for ha
cea In 1echnk And tran>potnx the aooFe
II ntion=d Blu apdtew and Martha 10 st LoH!s CT so1nt
cher Market. also .Sfse 10 pay -
expenees from the line hs lett St Louis unet he back
wlneaa my b;rd and real ~--
, 1860-08-23

NV UkI3AHas AUE. II 1E31.
TIE schooner Arauin,a has arrived at this
port from nuatsp, 9:h inst She nss on board
tne crew Of tue &choo4er Clifton. which va
csp,ur,d By the British Honduras.
Gen. Walker iauded With bis forces at Tru1-
lille. and Immediately made IA attack on the
town, taxing it with bat slight resistance on the
part Of the tsoop4, who trod only one gun,
woundlug two Of Walkers men. Thsre WAS
ereAs excitement lhrpuR Rhout thu country.
, 1860-08-23

II Portions Of the new Sherman House
have reach their full height. and the roof is
being pu. On. It will be entirely enclosed in a
short time.
, 1860-08-23

In anticipating the camp meeting by oue week.
It commences On Wednesday cf next week.
, 1860-08-23

T Yesterday was warm and sultry. Great
weather for corn and dealers in straw drinks,
, 1860-08-23

on the track, W one Of the Randolph street
cars On Tuesday eyening.
, 1860-08-23

~ AL active members Of the Chicago Mu-
sic4l Union arc desired to be present 1t the re.
hesrsal On next Thursday evening At before
o'clock.
, 1860-08-23

M,caosoorrc The procession Of Democratic
Invinciblts last erenir2 numbered bJ connt
thirty ~nine, and occupied nearly an hour IN
passing certain corner on North Clark street
XherA q crnc9trr %As tosx4sd.
, 1860-08-23

LIFE PRESERVES -Pers,us about travelling
on our lakes should not fail TO provide sheus-
selves with these necessary articles. They may
be found It the Rsbber Store, lis Randolph
street, Eiu2shuty Block. Au2o ct
, 1860-08-23

COLEMN CONSIDERATION Of
- the CHURCH or THE HoLY FAMILY. West
lxt1 II est. On srspA1. Atecst II sSa.
Caasesator, hi. RxT- Da. prssAa .hop Of ch!esEo.
s1LENh PDSTlF1cAL HIGH MASS:
Celet:a.t-Kt R+r. DT Fitzpatrick, B!saop Of Boaton.
Ar1ialat r. e-VeIy Rev. u. Dur G, .! Ch e.Go.
Dsaeohs Of Honu1--Rsv rather Dtxnett, y. j.; asT.
Fable. Au4ef.E- IS H.
Deacon Of Om:e-Kxv. Mr. Powe7.
snsdeae.c-Kes. Nj. Dillon
AAssss Of cezsnon e-VsJ Rsv. ?. Henaaest, and Rev.
Caato1e- -K<v. nsnn- Sullivan, L,ons Manss. pssss.
Ms8&t. lseeha-
CfosaheAter- R<v- Mr. TeuJ.
C4Ar1A,zse Q! Azss. .Br AID tu1sss fstaers
Cso4 z. Co,bt Maez Tres1, cAyaHie, pontsa, lAf.
lin. Elaks,o. Doeahe~ Van dsa Dsehsa. 6s7hsas. snd
txnaoaIes eomn,< ocs It Ntns o'<losk, A-x.
Most kev'd Areha4saoP Of ST. Louis ~" preach
seraoas 6eres III. ee.n7ay:-1. 1at.,a. 81. Rx1.
Key Dr. Henn1, B.ahop OF lHauk Wis. ii FIaacn.
RI K4. Dr. ue st, Fst.ia. Butoo Of Vi-eeanta- L.
in The Sane8axFy P1oeeAzoa:-H- h&v. r.SNyth,
Dsaop Of lru-ueus: H. K.v. IT, Jun4er- Bhho3 ~
tan 1t. Rev, pr. GtAt, Bishop Or T. f1al y Rey
hsau BAnt Naahv04; d. A1v: p1 telss7t. H!sh'
ii, HAv. IN. LIN o. HAhop II tu6A1.
No1.ra TNel!th AAta VII b apaE. aetcEP2nas3 ~ ~
O1eoestra hf The united Ctcie9 OF thA Hoy NAf - ~
lyA 81. PAtz.ct's et. FEaaets. I'D tie Holy Family
| TICkEt OF FADH1rrAfcE....+.oSE D1LLAE-
ftos viii b Eat. 10 stvs tea:s to II vao bars 7of
ehasea Abtktt-
IieIss a b bad :: es.ly Dearborn 4 opeostA ~
Po].1t3eA II hoot CA-yA Oak H.. o7poaa u 1aAfH
| Hv1ss, sd Il ,hs a,as et iha Csusrh- aa1A,1
, 1860-08-23

BASE DAIt.-There will be a match between
the Niagara and Excelsior. Jr., Base Ball Clubs
: on tbs grounds corter Of T.elfth mud Halssed
streets, on Thursdsy, August asd. 1t o'cioek,
P. II. all are invited to he present.
, 1860-08-23
<;uod News from SGAfks

1CerTtsptpdCLtt OF the Iffs@ koa sIou"S1.,a~
Ia FArK11k AuE- 20. ssso.
Nxssns En.7oca: see By Your list paper tne
Saua.seritcs aec boosting lou1ly Of their pros
or:.s of carrying !" little Stark" for the little
Dadser. Why, my dear sirs. we hare lore
since Iesrned TO jadge Of the desperation OIL
tha, class Of politicians BY the absurdtty of
their liz. Tie ecsa assure you our majority Ii
little Stark will he largely increased. l speA1
what / kaow; and unless the votes are import
ed from some other county, We confidently e1'
pec, ars hundred majority for Old Abe in hlsle
STARK in November. Our friends arc ali awake
aud 4. work, and although Nc havs had no
u.ss meeting.. our elnba .ru al doing their
best. aud it is telling IN the right d1eetion Cur
club mee,isgs are many Of them larger than
Sou alter mass meetings. do not write ftr
nutlic alton, but for she purpose Of stating
fsc,s in reference 10 ous county, and to Say to
you that ou. club package oe htsy-tTo numbers
Of your paper Of Aug. ls:h. was pat mp just
thirty papers ebort-xn overnight no doubt
p1e,se send them along. You arc 1t liberty.
however, 10 makc what use yon please Of this
letter. Yours truly, D.. duRn.
, 1860-08-23

the oe.. Vids Avats Un;forms got up in the
States, and at lowest prices. Also 10000 In
coin aqd Hamlin medals, and Of I'll The other
candidates, which they se!l It New York ptt-
, 1860-08-23
Nem advertisements.

~ c. 4. 6c7Irk.1. 4dstfs4ias Asek. {. 9Aarsor~x.
Il asstaissd To rscstss Ldr.ms fer tats and alt ~
L..!t.e Papn7 s| tts Hos41 ~. tal.E2<T
, 1860-08-23

Bss BAL1.-The return match between she
Excelsior Jr., and Niagara Base Bali Clubs
takes place today at three o'clock ?. u. On the
grounds of the Ossswassm;s Club. corner oil
Twelfth and Ht1sted streets.
, 1860-08-23

Norris l. HYDE, at No. 100 Dearborn
street, hare the Atlantic for September.
, 1860-08-23

SKprExnEn ArIASr7c.-Atlantie, Harper, and
Cody, for September; " Semefis," novel, By
Marian 1arlaud; 1.-THE EBONY Idol By a lady
OF Ne~ England; Campaign Medals, 4e., msy
be bought Of MeSal1y / Co., ST Dearborn ST.
See their advertisement in another column.
, 1860-08-23

The receipts Of four and grain yesterday
amounted ia bushels to 273, ,29l-of viii II
1873 bushels we're wheat and so,24s bush
sis corn.
The markets were generally active and
oui,e luoya1t Wheat advanced to Il per
bushcl Corn, TO g.; and oats l~2c
There was 10 further advance in ffeights-
vessel owners a1d shipp=rs having fa'led to
coue 10 terms. The market vas consequent
Is inactive.
, 1860-08-23

THE ILLINOIS CE..rRAL RAILROAD ClNpA-
ny havs 10000 Aeres Of nth, Filing fsa'F:A tasd.
vth,u - na1Ie1 hexSo, adAt It'd to EzA2kk WhatA
shey o6er for ssle the mosa liberal tetma.
10 thoss vh nksxe the atneas OF 1uppy1rk
The DIV sn fran Nk, hutteT Veket4b.ea &C.. nors
texpls re1toa BE- seieetsd sad she uHs y. 70 =.
rsrx%d the4A be delivered early ~ fae
u,osnus night kvery faculty 9'I Be e1.te2
10 fno+e destr- taete Ia a. Akpf -
LAND pAPAnlAEAT. l. Z. X. r. c+nt.s tspos.
Chtcako. i-4se~s~a1n
, 1860-08-23

LOOK SnA.q.-Sow you sea it, aud now yon
don't Information having come to our ears
that pedd!er is visiting houses and stores. sud
Representing bimse1f to belong to the - Lamp
and Oil Emporium" aud tnas ~e have sens hun
around TO solicit orders for cur splendid hero~
sene, We hereby inform the pubic that We
employ 40 agents or assistants in this city out
side our stare, TN ard after the l4sh iuas- our
braoch store at l57 West Madison street, viii be
opened. CHAs L. NOBLE,
aulo eH Il. CI&fk street,
CHuscu't Btsr RASPBERRY jan from Sugar
Island, Michigan. the best made. For sale
ouly II No. g Stats street. aus-2m
, 1860-08-23
IE D..

Al Dixon. Ill.,. August Ill ot T5phold Fevts. Ar.
FRANK JUHSsuS. OF The fra Of tohnto1 / D4vtEay.
Cniezxc. md formerly Vi L1u!tsHr' n.
n Lonltyi Il "A n hvi1le pAptra please copy.
In ths, IT, sunday eveaIa:. A1.. lih. Of kal1n1rt
Ea e. F.wE, NARY LAVtaiA. only aao.h hi.r q
A.o md a4tia l.. Salte' aged yea,a no.lha And
~ dAyS-
fAr fra bad II tree Of TIE, title AAry eate1Esd
hzsef 70 II who cane vsa.a her z4ataee. but II tts
s,t pesu a breath Of her use apFt led % tbs
bosom Of Je.us. H3r t1t Las c4a Il r,d witch ean
never b Ale in tie Of 10. ~ ni tn: str fes
It. Ihe ssfe 1t hone 'eacy t. ~rl them 10 hiss.
, 1860-08-23

Sixth WARD REPUBLICAN CtCD.-This Club
met at West Market Hall last evening for tho
purpole If organizing efficiently for the cam.
.paign. Spssches were ma4e by Messrl- Driseoll,
Ward, Bond and others.
, 1860-08-23
TILE CITY.


Atpk o'clock Of Superior Fun tEEr fe1vet and Btut.
eol4 tA'pe 1t GAb.r s.mtson. Auctonee1s No. 81
4fr nff
, 1860-08-23

misunderstanding Aew received weekly
At ths Lamp and Oil Emporium. We ha,e
new p.tens Reflector for lighting Billiard Tsb'e'.
Show Windows, e., adapted Tor either Gas or
kero.iue Lamps. We ire also in receipt OF
smother Invoice Of th.e patent Glass Reaectors,
which m,gaifJ The light 20 fold: Cbas: L; Nc
bic, l2e Clark street, and l5o West Madison
atreet. Aug. %, g.
, 1860-08-23
IOCAL MAfIhhS,

~go to John Jones, 1ls Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will Sc well done and 1t prices to suit tho
ttmeG.
, 1860-08-23

WHEELER 4sp wilson's SEw1So 4Acu1Sfs
We prefer them for family usc.-N. !. Tribute.
I, has no r1yai-Sei<ntife dnstrte1n.
They are the fayorises Of families.-N. 7.
I;mes.
Office 1e7 and l69 Luke street.
Gro. r. CuirrtSpEy,
General Ag.pt for Illinois, Wisconsin md
No-thern indiana auo1 l2t
, 1860-08-23

tlon@l Theatre.
The red band wagon WAS shout town Jester-
dsy afternoon, drumming up for a" Grand Raj
II" at the old National Theatre. ~here address-
es wero to be made 70 the adhesents Of DOUG
laai=m. The 11ns<s and herald advertised tho
affair liberally, and announced that seats would
"be resesred for ladies sad gentlemen accom-
panying the same ETensng came, md 50 did
not the audience "A tnln aHenoanee OF Demo'
cratae acene ehifters and political call bays On
tho stage faced very light spFtakllng IN the
pit and parquetse- North would have been
disuayed Ut no better house on bis benefit
night, and indeed "Sfot Beauty would ha7s
drawn better" .-."
The programme WAS not fully settled up to the
, 1860-08-23

ners and coppersmiths inside, ali hard 1t work.
On each Of the four corners was Il pole le or II
feet high. Fa1teued on the top Of one Was a
huoe tin horn with its motto, pointing to the
1ittIe end Of the horn, which read Aau com.
initial Bell, next President, in a-{horn)." On
nole . It was "s!are.code Dreek will b. Presi
dsnt in a-{hoyp)" On pole ), "MJ Great
Principle. Dug, nill be President in s-{horn).'
0a 4,h was the White Houre. and picture Of
Old Abe marching straight in with key in his
head to open The door. with The motto, The
next prest lent, at Liberty s call"
Various banners carried on foot, horae-baek,
and on wagons, read q Old ksno1; .ooo u'jor-
ity for ABB Lincoln and Liberty" The Repub-
nesa. have their mark At tha! figure. Tho
State Committee only expected 1850, but the
bows say they can ~ well make It even change,
: . mo. "vhile their hands are H." They will
do il. About the middle Of the procession
marched $50 Swedes, bearing banner !" Vi
csns Ia this land for Freedom, not S'arerJ.'
Hrxt Ia them came 100 Eaglishmen with ban
o-r, ave do ears whether Slavery Is roted uf
or down."
put must clots This attempted description O
tbe nroces,ion. It seemed upending in length
and IL deyices, emblen,s, and mottoes were b.
Jopd number OF description. -.
Asou. 2r. Y. the speaking commenced tron
three stands. Judge Truubu)l and Hon. oWe'
Lo.ejoy addressed seren or eight thonssn'
from ons stand, wbils Senator Grimea Of low
aud Judge Kellogg spoke from another stano
, 1860-08-23

Mr. Clay aud MIR. Hoffman, =
Hon. Francis A. Hoffman, the Republican
1omineo for Lieut.. Governor, will accompany
Cassius II. Clay. Esq, at Mt. Carroll, Palo.
Juliet, Ottawa md Benry, AID address his CTR
man fellow ritis.na, in their own language,
, 1860-08-23

MrsIcAL Ux1ox REusARsAL.--Eyesy activs
member Of the Musical Union il requested 10
bs in prompt attendance at the rehearsal on
this Thursday evening, st before O'Clock.
w D. G. LaRue's Panoptieon Of India still
continues to attract crowded houses at Kings
bury Hall. This is the last week, and the I'D.
mission has been rednced to Is cents for adulta
and 10 cents for children.
, 1860-08-23
CHICAGO AnnN. ". HALLWAY EKa
TENSION,

uo". VIM. u. Ogden, President Of the Chi
GEO and Northwestern Railway, left the city
last evening for Oshkosh, Wis., to compleie
tue CONTRACTS for extending the road from o=h-
kosb to Appleton, twenty-tuus miles, The e1len-
sion is effected nainly through the enterprise
Of the citizens Of Appleton. 1t is to be COM
p1eted eoily next season. We learn that q
movement is making among tho citizens Of
G:.en Bay to extend the road to that place,
somo twenty-five mics beyocd Appleton.
Suc.ess 10 81! these efnts, for sooner the
rod is cxtendol to It's destination among the
1ica mines Of Like Superior, .Ae better:
, 1860-08-23

1G1al. .-/A0s
Had there been 20 advance in fFelghts,
therefore, it would follow that the ferme1s
would row receive soc per bushcl for his
vhrat than lie is getting.
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