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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26
spLITr1N' OBJ DE RAIL.

Old Abe walked out By de light oh de moon, @ .s
For Abe, yoq know, Is sly old coon, 7sll :
And nerrily he did sing dis tune, ar
A IPlittin' oh de tsii, - 'iio'
- "A Spiitrfn' Oh De rail. e s1ec-
De ten foot oak fence rail.
lie cut his cut wid wedge and gIui,
And maui Of hickory tough.
Tom Ewing boiled De brackish water,
COrwin drove faster dan he osshter, ri
Bot Abe's de real ring tail snorter,
A Splittiu' OBJ de rail,
A splittin' OBJ de rail, -E
De ten foot wiite-oak rail.
lie drove his glut right through de cut,
Wild maui of hickory tOush ''
Bill Sewarl, wild his manners bland,
And fame dat spread throughout dc land.
Thought he de White House wOald command, %.
Bat neber split de rail,
He nsber split de rail,
Old-fasbioAed worm fence rAil,
Nor drove de Elut clean through de eat,
Wild maui Of hickory tough.
Dey troiied out one Neddy Baiss,
And eiphersd largely on der States,
Bot, though dsy searched through ell his dates,
He ntLer split de rail-
He nebeT split de rail,
Split hairs, but not de rail,
Nor drove de glul clean through de cut,
Wild maui Of hickory tough.
Ben Wade dey said, was good wId spade,
And graves for fogy Wings had made,
Bot people didn't like his trade
He nsber split de rail,
He had not split de rail,
De ole Virginny rail;
His wurnt de glut to rend de CIT,
Wild maui OF hickory tough.
Some politicians thOusht dat Chase
Would be de foremost in de race.
But soon he had 10 gin de place
To Abe, who split de rail-
To him who split de rail,
De time-defying rail.
And who can maui de Democrats,
Wild motto "Nevsr fail"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

There won't be dsrned thing this
summer but politics. said Jonathan. who
was discussing business matters at our
depot. with city friend. II tell yoa
that can't meet anybody but what
they're putin inter me bout ths Little
Giant, Southern Niggsra. old Brown, the
Constitution and spread eagle. the rail
splitting. and thnnderin' Tot Of other
names. Consarn it. why tbs bull-frogs
in the pond back Of our barn, are all on
litter. believing out "Old Abe
Old Abe"-Illinois-Iliinois-''puth him
thro'-put him throngh-ehug."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26
A PLElssxr IxrxavrEw.-The Wheel

APLEAsaNr ISrERvIEw.-The Wheel
ing .Intelligeneer notices the passage
through that city, of General Csss, while
on his way from Washington to Detroit,
a few days ago. While at Wheeling the
General met an old gentleman who knew
him well when he used to practice law
in Ohio, and when he went down the
Ohio river from Wheeling. to Blanner.
hassett's Island in skiff, without cent
of money in his pocket, shortly before
the arrest Aaron Burr in 1906. They
talked over old times, and both seemed
highly delighted. -.-... .-.. .-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

LoUIsvILLE-JoURNALIsNs.-A Balti-
more paper calls Douglas ga sheep in
VOLTS clothing" That sheep, we guess,
will soon be mutton. t
The editor of the Lebanon Democra at
can't see how anybody. can support Mr..
Bell. Let him watch us and we'll show
him.
The notorious Mrs. Cunningham and
her two daughters are in California
We presume the girls win have no trouh-
lie in finding rich husbands out there
They might have their pick at Pixies
Peak.
A new paper has been started at Bos,
ton entitled the Pepper Box. There
Doesn't seem to be any pepper in 1t.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

To THE PoNr.-The histories Of men
and parties are best written after their
death. The late Democratic party is now
ready for history. 1t is q maxim to
speak no evil of the dead but anything
not evil said of that party would be false
1t did evil. and only evil, and that con-
tinualIy. twas evil in its birth. evil in
its life, and evil in its death. It's first
breath was offensive, and its last stencil
I-Lou;sviIls Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

The Senators whose terms expire in
1861. and whose places are to be filed BY
the next Legislature Of their States, are
Fitzpatrick of Alabama. johnson OF Ar
kansas, Gwin Of California. Foster OF
Connecticut, Yulee of Florida, Iverson
of Georgia, Trumbull of Illinois. Fitch
of Indiana, Harlan Of Iowa, Crittenden
Of Kentucky. Slidell of Louisiana. Pearee
of Maryland, Green Of Missouri. Clark
of Nav Hampshire. Seward of New
York. Clingmsn Of North Carolina. Pugh
of Ohio. Lane of Oregon. Bigler o.
Pennsylvania, Hammond of South Car
DINA, Collamsr Of Vermont, and Dur
kee of Wisconsin-i4 Democrats. Z Re
publicans. and l American.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

A INDUSTRIOUS JAw-BoEE.-An ante
diIuyian Jaw bone was found, some time
since. at the mouth of Shawnee Creek.
below Attica, Iowa. The length Of the
bone is thirty six inches. eight and q bali
inches wide, by about the same depth at
the point where the teeth are set. There
are two teeth loose in the sockets, the
6rst nine inches long by four and a hall
wide, the other FIVE and ons-eighth BY
four and half wide. The enamel on
the teeth is perfect.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

"Prsy, SIR" asked one man of another.
with whom he had got into a political
dispute, in railroad car. Pray, sir, who
Is your candidate for the Presidency .
Bell 2" g
BELL, sir! He'll. sir No. sir I! Ny
candidate, sir, is Mr.. Dougridge-I-I
.-mean-Mr. Brecklas; d-n it, sir,
what is to you. siri Ny candidate is
he regular Democratic candidate, and
all right"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

An "IMrExDIxe CAlsls. The proba-
bic separation Of the eloquent tongue
(Everett) from the Bell. What's bell
without tongue Boston Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

va II has bern currsatly reported that In most
Of th- Western elites tae town bell tbs egty
day ut nosn, for the Inhabitants TO galp down ga-
nine as preventive IL disgase eau ed BY malaria
Of the climate. OF euars4, taking qainlne 10 a
contagious hsbl. ard every sitter Is supplied
win the poiseacus drag sud Instructed - tAae i,
IN large Quantities, IL be woaiI escape ths Fever
and Agu. Every houte has its medsine easst
Allied With this dangerous stat, and as regular as
the hour comes around, % regular d. they galp it
DO wn, az thoaga IL was the rchsss deiieary II The
ssason. DIR. J. Holster, = Good Samaritan Of
p.tlsEur h, knowing she dreadful ELECTS a quiz
nine al os The nGta4n system, ~hen taken with Sc
much discretion. has prepared compound which
has in all cases in which II has been tried proved
. speedy cure for Fever and hgae, and ali other
di eas.s caused by the digestive o,gans.
Fer sale BIZ Druggists add dealers generally,
eycrywhsrs.
sold by Y. GIssoss, A. j. HtLKlvscs, BAkrLxrf,
hAYE Il Co.. and j. BRAsKK.
May -. '5J-t5w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

DAILY aArK caTY OFrlck, |
r. - A.A GAnE L

DAILY aArx CTR osrlck,
Ksokak, May 18th.
FLoUR-superfne. ~ rs; sprng wheat, ex-
ira. So % Fall wheat, extra, &s 30 to s. rs,
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1870 50 per 90.
CORN 80 to 4e--good demand.
BAkLkf~-spring, 6sas6, Pail, 7baSec.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 81 3oai 3d.
Spring oasl os.
oAIs--4o To 45.
RYE sos7os in good demand.
POTArOEs--sbto DO by the load retail SO.
GRoCkkiEs-~Ecw Orleans Sugar, fair 74asI,
prime ss9a, clarified 1oaios, crushed aud ioai IL
to i2l. Moissses- Plan,atIon ~ to Doc, Is. H. 90
To ss, uoldsn Syrup, 80 to s5c,a ccses--kio 1879
to I4A. Java ste lac. Laguyra, to lot. Rice, 6ln
g.
sOAP--PAlm sae, Family 5ie.
CANDLkS--star 1870 20, Stearinp 49, Nould
isA, summer pressed, i5
LARD 10 Ie4i retail l7ic.
ErrTEk---chosee 10 to I'll retail Is.
EIDEs--Dry l34 10 IA; green, 81 10 81 green
sheep peits 40 to Zoe; green bog skins rs.
HAf-rrsir,e stA to $5s; Timothy and II unga-
rian, tsafsl; Bsled do. ssA to $40; Retail, s1z.
sEfDs.--Hung#riar Grass. 2ss3o Tinetby,sl
20 To 60 Flax Seed. soaeo.
sUNDkIEs--Onions, 40 ~ 30 Eggs, III to7s.
Feathers, 3oc to Sic, " nitss Bcans, 70G 30 90.
kkLlT-Dned apples, 90 10 70 per bush
Dried peaches, a. 30 10 aooi kaittns, 81 10 70
. 40.
cHFESE--W. II. III to ia Denmark Y 10 10.
rnOvIslONs---iians 9s to 10, Shoulders I TO 5;
clear sides o TO ~.
BEEf-sssSc srosns be to &c psr quarter.
sHkEP--ss 90 10 81 90 p head.
Hogs-Dressed. s. 90 to Sc 90.
3ALT-~a. A., ~ 30 to IS per sack KAnAw-
hA, 2 zaaass per Lbl.; Liserpoel s325 per SAX.
Lake 81 ID q Ibl.
FIsH--A+aksreiy No. $2e TO- *7s y Dbl No.
: SIC to SIT No. &f2tosls. white, No, So 80
~ So rs p half Dbl. Cod Fish sio Q ~ n.
RAG s--22 Ia S..
OLD IRUS-3 to &c per n /, Hrass ard Copper.
IL, per n.
kxcsAsGE.--On New York for currency "a per
seat; for gold per cent 81 Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ApvIcg.--Asthe hof season 10 approaching every
person should prepare their system Tor the change,
AID there IL no remedy applicable "a McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pariher. twill
parity the blood thoroughly, and al the same time
strenK' heas ana invigorates he whole orgatisa-
tioa. The immenss qpantity Of ID tha: IL reid
daily Ia proof enough OF its great virtues Ia
thorsag hiy removing all impure matter from the
blood. We say all try IL Ii Is delicious 10 take
see advertisement. IN another column.
lay laaAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

treat Demand f@r sionn's Mcda-
etawA.
PAsIs, H., April 9, 1860.
Dr.. SLOAN Sir: We arc n.arIg cut Of your
0intment and Conditaa Powder. W. would scarce
by iEvw how TO get along without them. There
never was great a. mard for aty other u dcine
Ia this couatry thsro IL f5r yours. We want
soun poss tie at least iee paes ages OF sho Con-
diteu Powder, aid mary boxes of ipsment
YoaIs respectfully,
STEELE 4 YORK.
See slo N 3 advertisement in another column of
tbs aper- mays dit vi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

Nor rnE MAN.-On Monday last, Martin,
the man arrested on suspicion Of being
Lawrence, was discharged from failure to
identify him. A letter from Laura Harvey's
father was read, stating that Lawrepce had
a scar heroes the nose. Martin had scar
on the face, hut none on the nose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

rs AGENT FOE TnE Polio uIx.
Il RELIABLE IaEE AMI FIRE IN.
~IHANtk. COMPANIES:
Mutuai Benefit Lite fns. Go.
Net accumulation Jan. go, So ,4OO, 5s2.29.
This Company has larger accumulation com
pared with its Liabilities titan any other Life an
sarsucs Go. in the United States.
q. persons In this city have their lives insured
IN this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK
Cash Capttai S300 ,OOo.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 800 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms CO ov BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Cash Gnpatai $3.50 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co OF pHILAngLpfIIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. /. is49,
N32j. S5s A..
@A- Particular attention given to Marine and
FIRE IasurGnce, Contract Policies issuei.
0FklCE-~un Ihirl-ss., ksot ak, Iowa.
w. l.. WOOD, Ageat.
Ne TARA "A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

HfKAr IscaEAgK In EHi1aAkIoN.-The ar
risnIs a. this rort during the week ending
10Th inst, numbered $500, making total
OF 2. CAT since the commencement OF the
year, agAipst Il ,3o7 for corresponding pc
Rod in 1880 N. u journal Oh Commerce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

DsowSxp.-We understand that on Tues
day last, an Irish lat If about twelve years
OF are. was drowned in the river, just south
Of shs sssJ i,mts, while swimming. Tho
name OF Ne boy We have not been able 70
asc4sAia--fC l,0son Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

RTU. s. Brses, one OF the Delegates 70
the Charleston Convention from Je6trsor
City, Mo. hiss been arrested on charges Of
burglary, larceny, and several other crimes
committed in indiana, two or three years
ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

81 h ksxrrcxy OrISaoa.~-Hhe Republican
Organs by common consent designate their
candidate for the Presidency as "Honess Old
Abe" We are by no means disposed TO de-
ny his right to the designation. We know
him personally and hare observed bis public
course, and however strongly we may CON
denim some OF the doctrines to which he 10
committed, We have ut 10 tims seen reason
to danbt biz honesty. We believe that he
bias the good Of bis country at heart. This
much we take piessnre in saying in his be-
half Louisville Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

Coop PAosrEcrs I'M MtxSssosA.-~We are
infornedhJ men xho have travelled over
large rostioes Of Mienesota, that oil sorts Of
crops sfe III bssatf condition than ever before
ksewnss this eascn N tne yssr, and that
neArl, Au0tis the Anuunt Of ground IN an
der <ultssAaiou ever that OF last year, and
that Ikea t.rAers are 10 the ooss OF spirits
ia prospects Of an ABUNDANT harvest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

CO The Pacific Telegraph bin has passed
bosh fios.es Of Congress, and only needs the
approval of TIE presifrnt 10 become a law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

e. John Bell il Ga years OF age, and Ed
ward Everett g.. Everett Was pastor Of the
Brattlo street. church, Boston, III 1913.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

RTRob Price, one Ut the most respect-
able and wealthy negroes 10 Memphis, died
there rsesnsly. He was worth, probably,
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

EvA short time ago, a married lady OF
South .Nsnphis, retsrnipg home late one
night, sh~ersed . burglar 10 Der bed room,
and prscur,na revolver from drawer Of a
hurras, Are6 Ut hisa. fAs BAH missed The
rogue, bss psesei in close proximity to The
head OF her Easbasd, who vas Tying asleep
on tho bed, under The irluence Of chioro-
form, atmlnistssod b. the thief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

N q. HUMPHREY. Auction sEa Com
-. mission Merchant, No. 8 kxtss Hcuse.
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesda u, THURSDAY
and saturday mornings aiso every evening lar.
allure sales every Saturday morning.
E4z- Particular attention. gwen to sales sr ne
country. s lnafi
ISL received large consignment vi L 10 Is Cut
- lery, which will be solI very low.
my26 ID. n. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE, AND LOT In this city
n for sale, or viii be exchanged for n HARM
Apply TO ID. #. HUMPHREY.
iuy 25d
U5f receissd consignment Of hno / o-pet
~ KNIVES dtrecl from manufacturers, whicn viii
be sod at private sale 60per cent less than GFaai
prices. Eapf6dl u. Y. HUMPHREY Att.
| HAVE osrn appointed Sole Agent FOR tnssai> of
L Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial aad srheoi purp5ses 10 highly rs.oD-
mcnied equal to tbs bsst IN the market.
ap26d u. II. HUMPHREY.
A LaRaE invoice Of summer Coat just cTeIrd,
n which will b. sold at large di4coaat iFCm
cost. Also, lot OK Summer Shayls.
April as go a ID. II. HUMPHREY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

GTThe winds we're high and mighty yea
terday. Navigation was difficult, and loco
motion on the streets very unpleasant. What
= country for wind!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

e. An inportsns movement 10 on foot 10
CAaAda; nothisr iess thar M % siiten OF ca.
DAlsoais nd tt kttssrs aaes FOR aii vessels.
The eGeet 81 This 30 all be 70 divers nearly
al the carrying trade ffsm fne Erie canal
in fsvor oil No at. Lo~reAcs route. The
CanAAisn 9asernnsnt ~onll lose aboss 800,
600 yearly IN revenue, tut ths Canadians
wouid gain vsstly more In trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

- =. rs AND CLIP 80 o.
s. AA.
- sias or THE WOLF, "a
NO. 50 MAIN-sTREET,
xEoKUK, IowA.
=. f. VOORHEES,,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer,
Having REMOVED TO HIS NEW Rooms No. So
Main-st., is now opening \ very
Large aud Caresnisy selected stuck
or
HATS & CAPS,
COMPRISING THE LATEsT
SPRING STYLES,
Together with large and complete assort-
mens Of
* ~ w 1oohA
Having large facilities and experiences be
has purchased an unusually large and con-
plete stock, consisting OF the latest styles and
most reasonable goods, which will be sold at
prices that will defy competition.
CASH PAID for FURS and WOOL.
March 81, 1860 ds~sm ssMai.-st.
NJ ~" 4lAoaioSA oy1'Ok"lo.
sSDo vs. DoA1AAAsS'
.s.xp Y..rrrv 49,,
All In II NJ n Ia M AN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

LsMER ACINss cfuises In thu Pacific, Atlantic, In
Ia dian and Antarctic 0eaans In the years 1899
IA. ST. ,5gaal 80, b. w. u. Whitcar. Fer sale
By OGDEN BROM NELLA co.
octcyd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

TEXT BOOKS, DissECiINa INSTRUMENTS for
the use Of students. FANNY CHESTS, and CASE
of MEDICINES Having purchased our stock Tor
Cash We can Afford 10 sell as cheap ~ any reiabie
Pharmacy in the United States. We invites I TO
call and examine our stock.
De. Ii 1851 AAM IY sTkONQ W.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30
III. 1. 1EN-EXL1S,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. 2B AND MAIN-sTs.,

"a.
Il sIRAAGE promptly attended TO at this OEice
Eettet and NOR. tsokseIsY be given III This
agency than any other In this city, and ssS trouble
after loss
.Eiaa ras Co., ~ HasJord, Corn, Sc, 1874 100 ~
Honac issnyGres Cnmrany ~ Ner Tofk, l,s5Ts2.
North Amsriesn In. a., Hartfovd Conn, 500 eco
sHy Fsrs iasaTanre Coz Fl htw Hnren, 1Tu b53
rAGnix fus insa ance Co.. IF hcw Fort zoo. eee
Loriiiard Fire Insurance Co., ser Irk, 264 loco
Nomf8Lk FFre IasnrcHes Co., hem Fork, 23U, ! o.
Conneeiicaf Mutual Life In Co., Hertfod, 5000 52a
DE-. ]. w. Bosp. ~ edical Exa,nlner
EI~A. w. GhIfFIIll Ii authorised 10 receive
applications far all above Companies.
ya~ Balliings Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
household uruiiusc AID dwellings, Insured at a.
Low rates az other ompanies who pay their aosses
tt Is I TN Il fth, Agent
Office corner ID aud Matt sta, keakuk, Iowa.
may. z dim
Insurance. Insurance Insurance
lSOLiClEs ON Stores, dwellings, Mershandise
4 Pork Huuses, Pahiic BuiIdiags, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Farnlture, aud al insa
rahle property, issued at the fvwest rates ia tie
following sabstantsal CONS saifs
rnd.Sfx ms. co ,oF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL $500, 600.
CRY FIRE ms. CO. or HARTFORD, CONN.
CArisAL SI50, GOO.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. co, OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
MERCHANTS ms. co, or HARTFORD, CONN
CAPiTAL $200, 700.
This Agency always pays its losses promptly
CASH.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, INSURED Of a
VERY MonxRArn tn Rnfun, FIR one, three or Eve
years Cali aud alsarn the ratcs. 1s 81
MN. w. BEl.kNAP, Ag,t,
MavldIm Second ST., near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

SERIOUS AcctpEsr.- Sunday after.
noon, Andrew wilson, young man about
twenty years OF age con Of DIR. Wilson,
who lives upon the Rose Bank Farm, near
thn city sas asei6 sntAiy shet by his brother
Ii appears they we're hanting and q squirrel
starting sp near them, Andrew jumped to-
wards il ~ bis brother fired. Nearly the
spsirs load entered bis Left foot, upcn the 10.
step, and passed through and our near the
heel, caasing az extremely painful aud Sc
risns wOand.-ID bar. Gas,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-30

IIgAvY RoBsgEY.T The dry goods store Of
Messfs, Crowdsr & Chapman, ~ kossuth, ia
This ecsnty, was entered BY burglars on
Wednesday aisht last, and goods to the value
Of tl 200 sbs.racsed lherefrom. The hur.
glars also blew open the safe aad abstraeted
the contents. No cline has been obtained 81
tbs perpetrators. The goods s.elen we're
siiks and articles of clothing Of various
kinds.
This will proess heavy loss TO Messrs.
Or0wder d CbarMan, vino are youag men,
and bat recently started in busin ess.-I Ham
pibsls Messenger.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30

Rev. G. W. Samson, D. D., President of the
Columbian College, and late pastor of the E
Street Baptist Church, in this city, delivered a
lecture in Calvary Baptist Church, New York,
Tuesday evening last. The remarks of the
reverend gentleman were particularly directed
to young men. He admonished the rising
generation of the necessities of moral cult.
vation, with regard for the grace of the Cos
pei, demonstrating to them that the present
intestine political troubles had arisen from the
want of proper regard for this self:evident
truth. He concluded with some welrendered
remarks, to the effect that consistent char.
acter will place its possessor on the loftiest
pinnacle of fame.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS.

TNHE Daily Globe, containing the proceedings
l. of the next session of Congress in newspa-
per form, and the Congressional Globe and Ap-
pendtr, containing them in book form, revised
by the speakers, will be printed by me during
the session to commence on the third of next
December.
For one copy of the Daily Globe until the first
day of next April, So; for one copy of the Con-
gression@ Globe and Appendir during the ses-
sion, 49,
The CongrtsSional Globe and appendix go free
through the mails.
No attention will be paid to any order, unless
the money accompany it.
JOHN @. RIVES.
Washington City, Oct. ls, 1860.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
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Boston Daily Papers received morning after
the day of publication.
All the principal Weekly Newspapers, Monthly
Magazines, and Reviews, received as soon as
published and for sale by single copies, or fur
nished To subscribers.
European Newspapers, Magazines, and Re-
views, received Immediately upon the arrival of
the steamer, and for sale at Store and Hotel, or
will be promptly delivered to subscribers.
All the new publications of the day received
and for sale as soon as published.
A complete assortment of Blank Books, Letter
and Noie Paper, Envelopes, Stationery, Fan "
Articles, &c.
A Asuperior quality of Playing Cards constant
ly on hand at lowest prices. nov 26-2w
The national Republican., 1860-11-30

Cot. FRENoNr's PROSPECTIVE WEALTH.-It
is not generally known how extensive are the
works on the Fremont estate in California. A
late San Francisco journal says there are now
seven quartz mills in operation, and adds
"The average yield of these mills recently
was over $34O per day each, over $4,000 per
day collectively, and nearly $4,000 for every
eight days run The last eight days product
reached SIS, ,996.3l in gold bars, which arrived
in this city on Monday last. The gold, we
understand, is pretty evenly distributed through
out the quartz, so that there is no likelihood of
much fuctuation in the yield. At this rate, the
Colonel will be entirely clear of all his compl
cations in the course of two or three MONTHS
and then he will commence to realize near
million dollars per annum! or Counting it at
that rate exactly $2,575.34 every day Of the
year |"
The national Republican., 1860-11-30

AN OLD-TIME SroRY.-The following, touch.
ing secession and procession, may have an ap-
plicaton to current events:
"In 1907, the Rev. Aaron Gates was or
dained at Montague. DR.. Lothrop, Of West
Springfield, presided over the council. At an
early stage Of the proceedings, Rev. Mr.. Tay-
lor, of Sunderland, rose and inquired if Mr..
Willard, of Deerfed, was to be allowed to sit
upon the council. 'Why?' asked DR.. l..
Because replied Mr. Taylor, in that case
am instructed by my church to secede.' very
well, said DR.. L., iii you secede, we will pro-
ceed.'"