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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECESl
ECONOMYl DISPATCHlI
sE"A srrTou IN TINE SAVES Nnu."-ea

As accidents will happen, even IN we'll regulated
families, Il h very desirable 20 have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crock
cry, &C,
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Giiembobmct &c.
"a - 60 &C. go
@tdti9 ftr @%inwanoerer uuo GetIenoe.
Gr1pnrriB Don j3eit, 6elO unO Glltferuntg
burh, BITE
Baltimore nmo SDtp=G iiembnbu
nad alen Tbeilen pe8 Beten8

Barfer8burs uno Warietta, pber 8enmppb,
Wbeelins uub Columbus.
Dte Saltmtpre uno ObtO=@tFenbabn bietet hem ~rsifenben Nub.
ltum bic erEBteu G,rtbetle IN Se ue auf 9iltetei, StquemttG.
tell, Siderbett, 9lnflt6fett lnp SdEub, it Der g enerten, 70 te
fe Srn tetner anbern 8atn t. bteiem 9nnbe Ibsrtr0fen wir6.
0iele 8dbn ppn atlantilden Mtser ~auSseteno, TT bic 6tteae au8.
s%eeetnteae qtnts, elst6ssttts aber aud be iar3efe ub f&nen6e
unb baber Die btGi9fe GSute fur Die &etteneen mad benz 98eften,
BITE nt6t S~erfehlen lo1ten. fe 5u b~enusen:
Metlenentfertnn8 pDt Baltimore ta9
Cincinnati
re6er Garferstura 583 Ntetlen.
Ietfr 8enmppo uno QSbeeltng $40
11eber 6urriSbure uns DtttSburs $50
Dur6 Ste Wlartettd- Qtnte 5S3
etne @r9urntB an Der @ntfernune BON 116
Dur6 he 8 columbus. Qtnte $50
cine @ripdrnte an fer @ntfernur9 Spn SO
@eiienee, Welds bte Baltimore. pnb . ~, @tienbdtn benuben,
leeen bic 8etfen tn ~ 1naen. srrid uuN fntren In @a9en, bic
aGf cas- nIerbequenfte uab nit e%eprlferfen Stsen etusert6tet fnb.
Tdbr@8retie:
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0lener nftO tuicbtigsr Gabrplot.
. gf0f ocm 8citen utt0 GiiOctt.

Wiener 11ftO tUtcbttGer JGbrNlGtt*
kzA Nad bem @clten utlO GiiOcn. d
Baltimore unn Sbic=Gifenbabn.
On uno mad Dem IA. ICD. 1859 eeben pte 3age mic fStgt:
es Son @dmee en- Citation Baltimore: Ger ggf;ug, SGnntaos
nuseenpmnteu, UNI 2 utr 20 Wtnuten 8crntaa8; ue Der Sr
pree5us I'm A ubr 5 Nitnuten NadmittugS. Reioe 8Iae gehen
mad aaen Z beil.n eeS Wefens unp &Dro -QGefens in oiretter
Gtnte.
Sir Q8eseBaIIa9tere.
Iad alien @rmften sDiiden Baltimore unb Ite6ntCub ne6rte
man ben z tlf as Nttn. gjrntttae Bug. gta6 aaeu @uuften
awiiAen @urnbe ldnO uno Bbeeitne uo 5mtfhsn GraftGi uno par-
~ferSbure ben 4 l1tr > Wttnuteu4 Bug pen Baltimore.
Der 6rebertfzN cc pnllnpDattpn8=2u
SerG6st Baltimore fir 5rtberid uub bic bd,piIden lteeenten
pidse tdslid UNI a ltbr Is 9Rtnuten @dGmittdes, NIT Nusnatne
bes SOnntaest uno erre6t s erertd UNI ~. 40 ID. Mbenos; per-
ldBt BET Der 8uffebr 5reSertd uni 8 lltr 0prmittaes uO lanet
IN Baltimore UNI IL u. 80 at. Mittdes an.
Der @GtcptfS@Ostll8=2l ACCOMMODATIONS 2rQ
geht tGghh NIT Musndbnte bs SCnntaaS we fplat:
GertdBt Concentration nm 6 20 Dlpr9ens uno 4, As g1ennt.
Bon @Gtectt's Qiias UNI LAS Mpreens unS 6 10 &benes.
N1d Walbinatpn unp DEM Siioen
eeben bic 3Ise I'm 400 uno s lBr gprmittaes, fprie UNI is unb
4,20 gtadrttto gs.
@a SpnGtc a UNI 4,20 W~tUreens.
0pn g8dI6tngton
nm g., 20 unb 7.45 @crmtttass usp $40 unO 20 gla9uh,
&1 SDnntas nur NaGmittdgs I'm $780,
Der annette uo Sterte Bug pcn Baltimore uH6 WafhtnatpR bers
It'd nit ben 3u8en Der NuuapCliS 8dbn.
Der smeite unb brittle Bug bait auf ben 3Wildenfatfrnen.
an S. 8. England, Meent an Der. Ittet. SfRse, Camden.
Fdttpn. 30 N. DreScstt Smith,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Baltimore,
= g. O1. GDIe, General 0iueIeur. (Nut6,iO
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Or. @mfelan6's berabmtes

" - DtIFG B5IHnIIW nut "
eeberbtIbnereen, Dt5perf unr G3efblubt, drpnt
lht Cosr nerpSit Shwdhen, Observation-Disclosures
uno ale Irdufbtiten wRthe upn Derogrbenen % Dc
gen DEER Der 0eber tmtlleben.
Ns.*'.dlS ~eracpfdn8, tnpeFi dc .Demeriber,. 1nnrdna ts
Siu'es 40 BEN. Sosfe 5dur TN glaasn. 6ers6renaen, sob.
trsnuea. 2ypett.lGfatttt, Sdr9srs5 I'm I1eGen, S9wAGe uni
kofts @efutl TN 30 11eu aHs unttrlsib S1wsrtr. Nt5sm
s~eritIrp2sH 54p 4s Der Nigga 8isfeu tn bsm StFat
5tefet nub RApflhmfrJsn, Bsf6wsrbfn btint Htbmcn, SeIs.
perben Ter 5dut une Nustn, SsttsHRehsn, g&ur rsta im
Ratef une ben @its6srn, 5tst I'm aopf Hnp 8renneu TIM
6tetft, Bdnatassit uHb NtArstfAla ieabett.
Dts GiSentburer ~empftblen OitGe Nltbt3tn her anfRtrtfam.
'et hs ~FIulttIns. feN lbsrs aet pDn bfa Derrb. une bI
EneehtsHeHtyft bgrffI IN FIR ALE 2ttben. mSfur He sOrfebsnt
tmpfOtI,n wtrb, @s til biss ftin neuts unb ansepraftet
DtttteL fsnbsen stnss. bds felt 10 Satrtn Biz yruf1ne pr brm
dmertfdnif6en Dcife beaanbea Bat unh hsHsn Ruf anb Der.
fauF SIS feet nod van Fstacn Nabtrn trrtt9t wurls Dis
~ieu1utHs, pllte be: ntntts une GHseeaetantts 4erit Unb pri.
aus aa.n T6etien btefes aanpta gu iSunfen etSen
aeben tins u~naeteusre unb a sseaaus Dur6lsf ing bee affair
ID vOu benz &tatntbumsr publitrtsn almand&sj rsittn htr-
isibe uHentstlbltH eurt 6tt asnten %Vtrrbsilen last mus aud
ben l1ngIdubigfen lberSeuaen, bde htef 8 Sitters mttEt,b bt
9erubmtbpit ~osrbtsHt, msI&t e. ttl1Rgt bat. -
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Ncrmtibte Nnseigctt.
@iuQer's ~N1Gbmnfcbinc.

Die Sdneteer befeer Stobt, Iotpte ane 9erionen, pel6e cine
quite 81 a9maf@tne gu baben waniden, iOuten f9 erinnern.
6aB cine BON unieru 9eaf9inen, 5weimaI 10 bel Wrbeit tbut ais
r9eno cine anbere, une 10 aud. q etmal 70 pteI.@ elb
nbrtn9t. Deie8 mott unlere Wtaitinen gu ben btlli9-
It EN-, ipelde I'M Marfte iin6. Wetr ais 5000 bacon ltnb opein
in bieTser Sta6t in Operation an &bfen, 2Seiten unb 6oen unb
baben itre @i9ner oeer Die Sarrit alteuer in Den St4nb 9eicbt, fb
nebr @eGo su eriparen, ais ibnen bteies aut ouperem QSe9e nS9'
lid, 1T. que, welde cine her bciteu 81 bm al 6tneu Die
nj @ebraut Ino, BADEN m6dteu, iouen IN unierer Office;
Sec. 159 SultimpreftraBe
pcr1rreten, M @ebrau6s- GnWeiiun9en tn beutiter, ensHiter,
~rons6I1der une Irandder Sprade III BADEN limo mb mo- mir Sc
u fuetne BeaInine fauft, auf ~oerben orbetteu lernel.
gdidt mad etrcut @remplar Don Stn3er'S acknowledgements
ana. Nle M1oidtnen meroeu elm 9aIseS Sobr mad ibrem gntauf
opu unS in ooQer Srbnln9 unb ~Jeporaticn gebaten.
(Sb28,iO N. Is. s5roberid, Moent
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Dteft 3dhlen 3etet n. bdB tsthdhe bct 4. 1bttf aner SteTtS
fdds tn bteiem 2anbs burn @~ssSe6rans strura6t Uerbtn, al
aefeteu yn cen j~ablrst&en aubern 2stbsn, be BOZ ssnC
iefhtvu 0f:@1!sna btrbetnsFlhrt werhrn 500 81
GnUnt euere @efunbteit' unb mem ibr an eiaer GrfGttung be
8ruf cher Quuee leioet tdufet etse 0ldfhe BON 6ufelanb's
bdlfanif&ena Gctt tai uho tbr f6nnet aufi t&tre @enefuh8 retnen.
Z duienpe baben btefeS setbda uno 6efen ~wunberbare QBirtuue
b uat. .hHru@4 .
puaea tcmnt aber mdndmaI BON SerbCrbeaent Wlaeen, In mel.
DEM Baae has "Deutfhe Nttters" gebrnuft merten lpGte. Sn
Sagen BON etnem .anbauernOtn 6ufen berrlbrenotr S&w66e anb
8 O en- Rnben. 4a9s' gs1F @9a ,aslg .t1Gf .~
0afstlbe wtrb etn'ta Bet Or. s. so. Sadfon 4SS GrGfr4
pt~ tiaoeIphsd' Csrtertt8t unb betauen. Drueeiaea unb. GIprebaltern
burm bic Der. Staaten pertauft&
1rets IS Geute Re tlatne. NRh II
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Gi8ener Ssero TT VeUIosS suerrD
lNIAeeiftr Qannnrta nnO Gfonf. Nefeiffnff.

Sn benz @ntmidelun8ssanse Der NnNeoIuns Fn6 mir babin se-
an 90ts TN Safenttetle her staOt gu benz fur has erfe aaufeub
su Der fruberen @rDee bOn 40 BITS $50 8u6 unb ntpnatlt6eu Gin.
sablunsen BON S.. Srete Deebs tn better 5Drun sarautirt. Dte
Snan8riHnatme 6teies Staettbeils TT nun lrppfI bpt bT6fen
Sntere0e fur bic BarmberTlferune ais aud ptele @eirerbtretbenbe
Oa3u %brdneen. DDds, Wberften unr @erbtnbunssfrasen me ELL
Steamer sur 5eriteuune neuer, ~regefmaBiger @erbinbune NIT
ferp=gprf unb Gpfpn. nerben aus unb wdprenb Der @ntwiGelune
Oieies planes bDn Der @efeGfdaft sebaut unb Sic Nusfabrung
biefeS 9Iones pirb tn RIrSe ben GeRtralpunft fir bic ~l1rngegen6
mad uuierer Stdbt leeen.
Brdmten
befetenb entpeber tn einem 5000 QuabratzEuB grp6en Gdrten
Gber etneua Brettidet auf benz 81 feGfbaftSbampfi6iHe, mersen je
ndb Der 1DabI 5u ben erfen perfdufteR 1000 QptS beteeeebeu.
= er in Der @ntwtdeluns ~beertfeue 5obrtfplan ieiset cabura
nsAt n1r tetne Beetntra9tteune, lpneern n1nB burd Iusfabruns
Gbisen bdfenpldneS emf fetne sdn5e g8i6ttgfeit ~erIangen.
Jabrtfdnten, Delde tire &tabli1enents mad ga Earbpr Gtts
tesen, rerben nb9eieben Sn Der S~infft9en Sage 3wtf9en NGrb= unb
Sub, bur9 ltberaie 8eeinitsungen SettenS Der 8e|eQlbaft, be
Seutenee 8prtbeile eerrinaen.
pampblets nerOen unentselt1td a~uSseseben, uns matere gtaS
ten ertbetlt burdD
RDI9<@ q. m BIT, Meent. -
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Wa6aees9

A
A1A6S per Seeel- uo &~4nlpibthe Il. uHo 2. Cat
@ unb 3mddeneed) pom Bremen naG Nep-D H
&I& Baltimore nmo aloeren Q1ien Der Ser. Staates
merreu BON ben Inter3eidneten aHI 6 Dtohote nno / Sabr guilt
Fr 0te&uuns ees ,0ua. go. S9ouia gremea 81 ben btll9ten JRa-
len %aas9ete4t.
au9 sebeu mir @e6ld IN ~benebigeH Snramen af fOIsenOe
BIase Deut6lano's alb:
SIenga, Statin @pbleus, @ptba, 6ranffurt a. ID. Rrea8nG9,
Wtaufer, Dlannpeu, @lrSbnr9, StuGt9art uno augsburg.
Nsruer ba1eu uns gu @iptaTrun9eu uno Spectttoneu e%atpIoblen.
ed uHpl y d mann.
(Sa15.6Wa0 ia aS~sft-gOwbOrOfr-
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xHkTM @rp6e
fM0liAe MnO fiOUeitltAe Monte

s"FT Gtp gsint, 9pn6burs. @a.,
SuOrpiue un6e WtempbiS, Eenn.
unp oaswIden ~le9enoe PliSe.
Ole Ddntper 20 .. q eabooe" uno sselOi6e r e" Der.
Sndbmittaaos 8 llbr, mad Slip YOiut 8a in 8erbtnouns mt Oer
iaOlI6en Gienbabn nab %9pntburg, 8n0rptle, 9UeenipBis &c.
nod ouen bebeutenoen gtdBen I'M liODetliben 8irsuieH, GenneI-
lee. @eoroia, unb ben nSrOiden Gbet BON Alabana u. U9tiiiippl
n9- Waaren weroennaG ir9enc elnem oleler Pldse ~bef6rbert.
s. BrGnb Jun,
Mgsm Der Pcwbatau OaRpfi@tf. &rmp.
r. 9iol0,I .66Aese9 NU.5. &iSbtfre2Gpark
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enersSsrrGcbernmaen
Johnston's Insurance Room,

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
SIC. 73 Secpnblfr.
Teuers, Marines uno Qeben8=Tcrfhr.
runA8=GDmpaanien.
Ci6erite nllO feIcIte GOnlpdqnie.
Verliderun98@Gpmp Der Bailey b. Biroinien
mt $500, 600 Capital.
gqndbnrs-g erf49ernngssg Omp. .. girsinien,
rlesSeriiderungS=@cmp y, GirQinien
nut 5000. 600 @aptai. '
9barter OafzVerlid. Comp. bon Sdrtforh
nit $3.50, 600 Capital.
SecurttpsW erli6ernn08 Gpnlp. bon 92elns Ocre
NIT $270,O0O capital. -
DntrzUerIi6eruna8z9pn p ppn NcnzOrrf
nit $500, 900 capital.
NelplutezS erItherun98=G brtp. b. WepzYgrf
NIT $270, 900 @apHal. DH"T
nit $500, 900 Gapital. 1T
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Comp bon Nepsg )prf
NIT $3.50, 900 @apital.
Wtercantlle WtutltQl Warine
init 81 100000 capital. M
Seretnt9te Staaten 0eben8z @erli6errud &c
nit 81, ESQ, 972 capital.
Nprtbern NIurancezGpm bon Qonbnr
nit $2,194, III @aptta[.
we prem bemertten 9ontpa9neen fEb bon Der 9eoi8lotu, hss
Stoates Wtarnlono outborifrt uno lsenfrt. ""
Ue BON benz llnterSetd1neten reprdlenttrten gomnooniecr Sob.-
iptrtltn perfIgbareS Capital sum bpuen ober S Snss1 g wy
8etra9 ocrantpprtlt6 fir bic 3abluna bon gerItften ""S'0s''FH
erest. EbOs. s. . "Ru F"suup
Treb. Iffunt, Suroeppr. I fSo1z N
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-21
Louis Felber,
Sultns SUnraO's
N..L. nm Goor{AhuetAc-E

8arbiers mo 0aar11neIOe=S alOn.
NJ = Trttbriat r. neben Ser ar6%eitsr-oalIe
S@rSpisn. D%aOstaiisa, slnts8s d.sD, ionic as in pas gsD.a
Ssa,o orso.fibTt. &fpatee ssISlnnSea bel yto9Eet bslisbe man
sttiGiat VssSsulber Obissn 4tages, Obere Gage 6s Qauiss BON
&rhbplpsT psIR Rnopp az ma8ea, Ap24,k
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INHIIB UUt SNllII1IUT0 4ENW
Cincinnati
Nahrs8retiy

NB@ Cur Be pnpere1 E~erntntBnabf1le.
@tnpau~ erer une @etfenbe fpGter febr pprfdtte fem, ese Fe lire
giletts faufen unb ipnten tietelbsn MIR rn fcl&en a~neefsater
@ea mtsn iaufen, welde BON ibrem Getait 1eben, niht abtr Su
Maflern Uter 3mifGentrdeern, IA fe fOnt Der @efutr ~dusgefest
fnb, bef6ptnbelt 3f rerben unb ihr Sch umfpnf ~uuSeeten.
Our6fa6rt8z8ilett
mad alien Tbetfen bee gDefena tnb su hdNen Bet
Gb. s.. Stlbebrqn6t,
@eneral- Gtttgronteu> 81 gent Der 8altrnDfes unb
SO nk& Sbtpz @~tfenbabn.
soson SEQ. 81 Ihalne8ftr., Baltimore.
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DR.. H ufeland.

fat f1nsat 5etIuna BON 6unsn, 6rtaituns, SaFuen1eu. Brdu@
ne. 6aHbsn pals unb fsttr0Sreatnguubuns ansltbruue uHt
renn nod m6ain, gr... ,lsruns fur Nat an bieftt &ranttett
9etbsnct, feItf In ben itsttn Stdbten.
Dtsfs ~beri5ats Preparation ta.eIft1 BEN Stttstn sautrIdf-
Ia. -G O. ia fur zine RIdit ~ Rrauitt ten ~bsftnnt. BIZ
a0asmeinsr unb aefdbrlt@sr ds dGt an ere hsnsn ht BeuEks
nsr 6tefes 9anbes uutsrnorfen Rno - Rxanibetten Att BON AZ.
ser tetnsn @rfdltuHS terrlbren. DR.. 8sa. bteft ssft Gr,t,
DE ~eurbcrttdt fact: 9b NTH ygtht ttbaupten, bas Raft"
fur nnf TT, mas bic Def unS bas selbt 5tsber fir Bic 8eurAs-
aer anherer s3rnen fnb absr 10 Tam tsRin1nai rsrH&etn 3bsf-
3s uHs Rrdntbst.en BON srDftrer Gtfdtrlt4tstt rnb uter
5ter btf6ue s%nfGtrsn.
Sine weiters probe Der tntftsl&sr gefdkrIt6ftii sst SFs
,tnes tletutn &rtdituue en:febtnten Trduftettsn, Setef I'D bt
ttnern Bid uber nat itbenbs ans sen WertGten hes Sbtlabse
spG 8efunbbeitsnmies sntnOmmens Edhe1s Erpsbem Ttis
la5eIrbta untrtnHnt etas Der selunDtatu . tdbtf per uaseH IL.
tsint M r okaus, III. s@%E
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Gin frGfti0cS Utter oocr Gin friib3citiqcr 500
Sueben TT erIdienen unh fir Is gente
u baben Bet @ " Gd,mibt, go. s.
3. @apifr: aeeenubcr Der 3tpnsiaule.
Ser Su9enDtpie9ei
pbsr
vbie @ebeimni6e be8 Sc
59ledt8z llmsun9eS,"
.. NuFIugtt
Spr 6r. 8. &ubarfd1, pratttf6er

&ANEA|NNW UNN ut. =. NWUWF1We PTdtItIWer NTBt
IN Gbtcagp, Sa. ~
Die Susen6. bic 9lannbett uS eas <er,. aue fOGten oises
BUD lefen. @s enthalt nustde 8elebruneen Iber Rte @rbdftare
BITE Sdwd6en unO 8ranf beiten Der Charlottesville, fir e,
Delde an ben 10 trfaSsfeRcen uao f<nnen SOieen Der rSelbf,
%ssFedun8" uo anOerer Ausl6Ueifungen leipen. Ser ~wertbSpat
Sabre os Qetoens perblten unb idbritd 3aufenoe SHu 0eben ret.
ten. Der Setlunesplan, Guf Der Mupenbune Der @Iec
trtcit at berubenbY III BARN ausfibrltd belprp6en unb nadge
piefen, os c~teient9en pdttenten. bic ttr Seip fur Nieet,tn aelpen
bet bdben, abue eebeilt ~ fem, ff6 ni&t an bic re6te 6 bmtebe e-
wenoet blben. Smpotens. unfruGtbarfett, fOwte nGe nerp6fe
0etDen uao SdtpaGen Der g. l6le&tspreane tGnnen nur auf elet-
trtlAen Deee rattCneI eebeilt peroen. @eseu @inlcnpune pu
80 Ste. ppff0ntps ptrp es Seeent fret suseftidt wenn man
eteitrti Or. S. Qubarf6. @bieaau. 9a fNt21 ilnml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

The project of which formerly spoke, az
quite likely to prevail, concerning the Pa
cihc road,-a project by which two roads
would be united in one bill,--has at last ta-
ken definite form and been assigned to q
special committee in the House. Of that
committee, the most important special COM
nitsee, perhaps, Of this session, the appoint.
ment of Col. Curtis as chairman gives very
general satisfaction. 1t 10 a matter espe-
cially within his province. OF large expe-
rience as an engineer, equally competent to
take In large views and comprehend details,
familiar with the character Of the country
the roads are to traverse, with western life
and interests, and the general msrestsf and
tendencies Of national comm rce as well as
local traffic, commanding the respect of the
House AS an upright, intelligent and candid
nsn, all things considered do not think
another M good . selection for that import
ant post could have been made in that body.
The exact amount and conditions OF the aid
to BIO given to the lines are not yet settled
among the friends of the project, but there
10 every indication that they will ooms early
TO full and satisfactory understanding, and
that strong men and strong interests from
both ssctions, both in and out Of Congress,
OF both political parties, will form power
full combination for it's success. Many in
telligent men seem to think its success Ger
tain. 1t is not certain, but do think it very
probable. ! have not myself revolved the
subject enough to satisfy me whether it
ought 70 carry or not, though circumstances
as they are incline me to favor it. National
exigencies demand the road. Tho aid Of
Congress is needed to build it. fear that
aid cannot be had on any other conditions
than substantially such as this project pre-
SCENTS, at least in so far as two lines are pro.
vided for. IL the need Of communication BY
rail with tina Pacific sufficiently strong ia
justify the undertaking OF it on the pro-
conditions, these seeming likely to be the
best obtainable? That 10 the question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

The States and Union is the Douglas or
gan in this city. 1t is conducted with con-
siderable spirit and energy. To-day met
an old acquaintance at the Capitol. IL was
Beriah Brown, of Madison, Wisconsin, who
has long been noted as Democratic editor
of force and ability in that State. He is now
connected with the States and Union.
understand if Douglas is nominated, he win
remain upon it,-take its chief control, l
presume, OCCUPY the position Of central
Douglas editor and fugleman. If Douglas
is not nominated, he will stay or not, as CIR
cumstances seem to render it promising, or
otherwise; for Brown is an old bird, never
caught poking his bill among chat, or losing
sight of No. /. Should the hoped-for event
which brought him here transpire, he is about
the kind of man to conduct such concern
in such a crisis, for be has experience, ca
pacity, sledge-hammer style, and more
nerve than dozen Douglasses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

IsTA CoINcIDxscE OR CALCULATIONS
The National Republican COMMITTEES. in
changing the time for holding the Ohie.ro
Convention, fixed upon the 10th Of Nav 4
the tims. This day happens TO be the birth
day OF William H. Seward, and . CORES
pendent writes US, requesting as to ask the
committee whether thst day was selscto(l
With knowledge OF the fact.-(Eye. Poet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

EAwarAs, wessern Alnanac fer 1890.
CONTHNTEf
BIOGRAPHICAL Sketches and Portrait OF Hen.
- EDWARD BATES, the Peoples candidate for
the next President.
Biographical Sketch and Portrait Of STEPHEN
A. DOUGLAS, the National Democratic candidate
for the next President.
CINCINNATI.-Esriy Bistory-Pressnt Pros
perity-Rutare Greatness.
Disasters the Ohio. Mississippi, Missouri, ILL.,
nois, aud other rivers, for 1889.
Biographical Sketch of III. Green wood, Esq, OF
Cinsinnati. &s
MISUNDERSTANDING the stage Of the Western
Rivers, and changes, during 1889
ST. LOUfS.--Buiiding Statistics Of the city for
1S5e--nams Of builder, cost, Ac.
I've Railroads from st. Louis to New York.
View OF WhsslinE.
cHICAoo--Ths Queen City Of the LAkss--Hsr
Progress and Prospects.
view on the Pittsburgh, Ut. Wayne 4 Chicago
Railroad.
LEAvKNWORTH CITY,.
Portraitof w. b. 0dgeu, Esq., of Chicago.
A list Of FIRST class Newspapers Published in the
West.
For sale by NV. WRSTcOTT,
Mehle " Msin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

Augustus Hall and others are here from
Nebraska lobbying in favor Of grant Of
land for railroad up the Platte, to connect
with the Iowa system Of roads. II lis thought
that the project will carry, though count
ing Of noses lately made it's friends rather
fearful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

Why 10 . constable like . useful in
ventionP Because he's sUKFo- machine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

EAunt Bstsey has sid many coed
things, among the rest that newspaper 10
like wife, because every man should have
one of his own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

No Eastern mail last night. The boat
failed to connect with the cars at Fort Madi-
son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

Ems. GATE CRY Please announce J.. X. HOR-
NIsH as the peoples candidate for Mayor at the
approaching Charter Election.
mills MANY VOTERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

A dispatch dated New York, March 14.h,
says
The Central National ID emocratic Commit.
tee are considering the rropriety OF chang
ing the place OF holding the National Con.
vsntion to some other point than Charleston.
The reason of this is owing to the exhorbi-
tant and extravagant prioes which have bseu
nxed upon by hotel-keepers and other places
OF accommodation. A large number or Sen.
ators and members have called the attenti on
OF the Committee to these matters. and are
urging them to take immediate action. The
Committee believe they have the power 10
make this change, and II backed up by the
Democracy of the different sections they will
change the place Of meeting to Baltimore,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17
Editorsar Correspondence.
WAsnisoroE March o.
GATHERING or TIM CLANS.

GATHERING OF 1Am CLANS.
There are now gathering here clans and
cliques of Democrats from various quarters,
preparatory TO the great Charleston pow
WOW. They are mainly perhaps | should
say solely--from sundry Northern States
wherein politics are considered more mat
ter OF intrigue and selfshness than OF prin-
ciple or patriotism, States OF which New
York may be taken rs the tyne and every
one knows the utter recklessness and absence
Of principle in the New York Democracy,
Intercourse with which am sorry to say has
infected the Republican party of that State
in some more than ordinary degree with the
same noxious spirit. The delegations from
that State here are numerous. From Penn
sylvania not very scarce or very quiet. And
notice that the famous ssForty THIEF wing
Of the Wisconsin Democracy, wing which
comprises nearly oil of the influential and
active leaders of the Democracy of that State,
is literally represented. They are always
on hand where there are tricks and traps to
w 5Usy "hcASspE nc5u pUsS S0A w nuUnsUus
and corruption testers and stinks, for they
are politicians emphatieally OF the rotten
order. They are for Douglas, of course
They are just the class Of men to gather
round such chief. And he is just the sort
Of loose-liver, unprincipled dsmagogue,
spoils and place hunter to stand as the type
of such gang. know them, personally
and historically, from top to toe. But fierce
as they are, fierce as all the Douglas men are,
for their favorite, as they come here, suif
Of Southern air from of the bosom of the
Potomac has the inevitable effect greatly to
moderate the violence of the rabies under
which they suffer. The Douglas D Democracy
of the closely contested States, who have
selected delegates whom they think they can
trust for Douglas to the bitter end, must IN
derstand that they are not generally ~ stiff
backed when they get along down this way
as ON leaving home. But the CLANS Of every
shade are gathering here, and make times,
politically, merry and interesting to out
siders and every day adds to their number
and spirit. Till tho Charleston Convention
scatters them again, they will herd and hole
in every place Of public resort and in every
by-way OF Washington, furnishing rich
harvest TO the enterprsng landlords, the
grog shops and brothels of the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

Es In compliance With the request Of citizens Of
the Second Ward, ]. M. ANDERSON viii be can.
didste for the efce Of Alderman at the next cleo
ton. Imhs1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17
nrnsss 81 Gsv. uisseIi.

We are deeply panied 70 learn by nj
vate dispatch from Springfield, that Gov.
Bissell i dangerously IL Of pas1.onia.
Dr. Pope q this ssy =: 81. gone 2 Wei. bin
express the fsrvsnt hope that 90 valuable I
life may not be cut short thus prematurely,
but be spared for the good Of his country
and his family, many years TO eons.--[Sl.
Losi DAM, I4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

EprroRs GATE efrY: Please announce Col. WIN.
PATTERSON as an independent candidate fer
Mayor at the approaching harter Election.
MANY CITIZENS.