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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Tux BREcKiNRIDoE MOVEMENT. The
Seceders' ticket, 1t appears. will not fall
to the ground for lack OF newspaper sup
port. There are now two hundred aud
sixty two journals in the Unico devoted to
the advocacy of his election. These are
distributed a. follows: Maine >. New
Hampshire 4, Vermont ]. Massachusetts y,
Connecticut .. New York Il. New Jersey
7, Pennsylvania 10, Delaware ], Maryland
IL. Virginia %. North Carolina l6. South
Carolina |, Georgia %, Alabama 81, MIS-
sissippi 10, Louisiana IL. Ohio 10. Ken
lucky 90, Tennessee. 10, Indiana ,. Iii.
nois 3. Missouri is. Arkansas l. Florids ;.
Texas ;, Wisconsin 3. Minnesota .. wash
iugton city ..
In this list there are two hundred and
I sixty two. Fifty four Of this number are
Published in non slaveholding States. and
two hundred and eight IN the slavehOld
ing. The entire number makes an sverag'
OF eight papers in each Stale None o
the papers in California, Oregon, Rhod'
Island. Michigan aud Iowa, IN The supper
of Breckenridge and Lane, are Included Al
this list. consequently 1t i. incomplete.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

A SAxsasos CouSrf F.Ks There - .
fern u ~ 600 serss. Twelve ni!ss ssst u
Springfield. III. This farm belongs 10
Mr.. Hamilton. q Kentucky. and i divided
(. follows. 400 acres wheat. 400 acres
rye: 900 serss corn. The wheat heid "a.
entered last veek. and 10 f.v days more
the susi-. crop ~ill be 10 nsrksi. vsup
dsrstsnd hat 10000 bushels have been
cold 10 Chiesge house al IS per bush
81. to b d,liEsfsa - dat ely Immediate
ly. Tht. - goal 70 81 o. % the farm
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

II wslsr.melops add Musk-nslons 80
becoming plentiful 10 he city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

They have nominated Stephen Doug,
las, and now let them make the most OF
him. A. for me- I'm for Breckenridge.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

FOR PRESIDENT.
ABR A III An LIN c O l. \ /,
..oy ILLINOIS,.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HAN NIBAL HA NJ l. n,
CT MAINE.
fresfdentiai Electoral Ticket
Electors for fhe STATE al Ls'se,
WILLIAM CUaBACK, OF Decatur.
JOHN l.. MANSFIELD. Of Jefferson.
District Ei>cfers
at Dlsaict--Cyrss =. Ailsn Of Knox;
4nd District-JOhn " kas OF Clarke,
IRA Disfffct--Mor-or &. Hunter. Of Monroe
an Dicrict--John a FArqaahaf. OF FfsnAh"
"a cf--NelsoS Jrusier. Of Faleitr
az Observation-Disclosures 4. kfl~y- % hancock
-tn District John Hannah, 0f rainan
- Di.fri rf-sartuel A. HUI. Of ilQpeeanoc
~ Distriet-Jan,es II. Iyner- Of Miami;
IOth District-fsaac Jonk inson, d Ailsn
,ttb plstrtet--Dsvi6 o. DALEY, Of HBniingioi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The coss lelies - bscomiog general that
he electoral vote II Ses York will be cast
fof Doeglas snd johnson .--jssrasi
Meme eat an idiot ceuid allow such .
conviction 10 enter his aind. - every sen
sible nan must knov that ses York sill
give Iauroln snd Hamlin q oisau majority
u 81 600 over Dosrln
The Bell and Esereit msn esut Be odd
70 The Dsmoersey by he BFoosse.
so a siut 40 use q b.os.
That lissls game ~ krss ~pnt ge."
-~~---@~-~ zee -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

NOT ONtt TIC,
Nor sword, nor time, nor fire.
Can make undone.r
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

~0oss II 100 saiIiiss. Here Il aaosA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
Tce German ADVERTISER,

Tne German ADVERTISERS,
B. HAssEr, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Sseingunern
Der .@niaer" erihent ltScn 9praes Senntaas euSSe.
arrmen, ,un, ip6heatlihen Subptionsrrcie 9tS
iabt1r al bic reir Srdse rst So sn in iSbrter SrrauS
belabIuns. an;tiasn noeu uns pleenoen Stbin9un9tr
&ufrsbme: Ginn,aae Gnrudus 10 Seiten retr peni
stt so 6tS ,freimaae rs Cts, erein,aee Sl.00, ere
SBs he $i.25 snen 9rnat $3.50 orti AHonGc 81 co. t5
Rrnah $500. nppIf @icnait $1,000 in ssrteIiibr'ihc
ptresn tdnntn tperssu nit S25 90 per Sab trrcbnst
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
! anffrttt ID tautk nse, lanss binter e,m,5lii6t1
flnI etr ger Die ssftt Gtst ttnt.r fIoa iits c6ns

w " auI'tUt i1auR npG, large binter penjSiiidbtS
linl bsr. Fer ii. ssftt Btss Stnt.r nd iits cbnt
quite HaGt s.iaat su tatsn.
3n 5luf, fans Il iFtfhta Wotsr nod S,an ,tuS
nod immtr pcn @skgf6ait- u,nattsn. @,tn
Batter tr,immte gtsr itin lauase Gus. Isib.n. pp%
MIR. ris es T6isn. aus dteriidtm Rct,rol lf>u,
RAP ,r tS ttm an eir,m 70 btitsrn at,nc ,nt,U.
asn hdtf'. ale aus Wie enutb pdrat T, paf ,r i,f.
mr. TFdt ni6t na&ssfcmmsa par. Vvd in
irdfsr Stunes iparsn 5ubrIsute anaslanat; /; n,
Futt'n wddsr neir BEN iauati, aui,n,balt her
teneu enrd psrf&ist,ns 3uidne une am m,ia,u
ZEN esiiussr 3sG rtruriadbt perbsn Spar O. rt.,
erid ripme'e ffd, nit Siftr ib,sr Srsitnaua Nm,
'trs Sd'rjreesn bt'ritieu sa6 er BON lang. Der
b' ihnsn Wrh anssftri,ben fsi. Or a.bt 70
!s'fffab9 'tnbsr. ale us tr tn Der Puft wanr.Iu
tbaf, iasts giner psrisIteH scu ibn. unp bi, s,.
'sihnuns NOR ribta, rtnn pas 'G,,inbl. pos i'm
ltit ben empfana pom Sbriifinens Sri: 0,in BE-.
'tdft. bate tbm Slsidiam 5lhs.l an pi, SUb,n
s,bsftst. .ansf - = -
Or aiua ole tfn atldlitb,rs Rsnrcs N 9,,t.
trnnttn pom sists unp aud Gin penia pom as,,r
Oa tr nittfssisicb inFnIaru rUnrie. 10 bS,t, ,r
nrda esu N'uiabi srunid Der arm,r ,Ninp,r NJ,
init SitGtrn umb.sprbsnb ,,sr, nt, Va ,,.,.
iinsn piIsnu. &c mar elm ein,.o,r e,,s ~
inr i'Sss ItitaIisp brr saoii;.. 1uns p.nn ed
lore ;}ael nod 10 bod belief t.foap.,s mi,p,rs,,,
~urse. 3a'rf trni Die 9t,tbe psn 5au.uot,r
Sa'n r's W'uitts. be Rtnscr,io siel ibrsr par.
wn'rtn tepts rtnseIu anseiunstn. eann tam,n
e'' Naao', Nann Dir sne@tt uuS gan, ,uI,et.
w'un Der @ratRIaticns,as sur riu,m lBtrib,
Nault tttlt' bic Stfanut.u @aas, p,s esrtn rpubn.
ten. Sis ia"ssn. ale Die 8,ib. an 5ri,rrib fam.
SECT waHi&en mir uut rem 5trrn s,obaun
Nrisrsr eiR CUTS neu's Sabr,
Giu srfunrts 5dbr, -
81" sIitlit's Satr,
u" 6rier' unr 5reus' tin rsitss Sabr.
e'ott "adS' ,s pabr!
@rtt stts. rag ts reret wabr!
@ott es. Sas 90 weros pa5ri lpracs sJriebrt4
tl ls'n.r Sammtr nat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
q.

Der trfs @sssnRaub. NIT peld,,m er I,b b.,
tsiHsm Srwdden am N.uiabrsmpro.n beihse.
tats mar Der Sritf DER i'm a.If,rr 3oA, 6.
a'uui @ 9emant eattt. " ,pg ion uHt.r b.m
8OpitiiisE bsrocr uno lac ion ater. uap abr.
mails. Oatst tonnte ct frtili6 tint gDabrn,b.
muns Ole ibm i'm srffen Sut,l 10 aut mi. .uta,u.
gen mar, nitt gan, unterbridsn. Der 9ri,f
rar itsmIt6 abIteulib s,itrietsn, fcpobl pos
ris Snnel1rft ole mas bic Rtdt1.tr,isun. ne.
traf; itne ftelts in llnbsbiIhbteit uns S,rm,r.
renbsit has serart @rs.utbsil oon Der ,,rlih,n
e'shait e'r SSrtittriH cur. uup Die @.tss Der
8'6tidr'itnns bate i. srbarmunssics nisbou.
etlt, nit aanwn Sntbfatsn a,asi,t uno amber.
am nnrthten Srrr trltneuost. 10 noi man nm,
ctn Sinn rts S6rettns ,u p.rfeben. m,tr Nom
eAut a!s ZEN Scbrift,ei6sn nadb ltI.u mujt.
'ttitcrb bate, rpis trrsits bem,rft. Nn,s n,I,rn,
wds tbm Die Sbult tisttn fpnntt: lsir 8,t,-
Datt' tbn na6 Ger @cnfirnatipn non tin e,hr
'aha I'M oa"le rts Shulmrilters unttra.bra bt
nm rtn rurh ben 5op isntr Mutttr m,td,rlos
gsmorrsnsn uno i'm SDrtbsbauetrsitsn p,r @,r.
ntirsrura anbtimia[sHrsn Snab.n nut,r ,iu,
81 't6"'aSiss 3utt lu triusen; unb sr lari.b
ifnen Sritf Sotr aufiab, Der Sd una r,r a.it
J ~
Ssmab, 10 aat aS ra.nb Gin anrsrer. Sim,
.3w ifeI trb'idtsn Der Yfarrtr uno n.r Nmtua.n
'ril'bsn lbrtr UNI itinsr 8lenng cine br tr,it.
@inft; wenn man atsr auf Der bcutiaen 8il.
eu"9sfufs Sas, pas BON lsintr 6anb aufbtwobr.
ipcrorn lt, NIT efn SiIpuneourpen pcn DER 6onn
ltt"tr ScrbsI'B Ell Ssraltibt. 10 merit man F.un,
tinen tlnterhite; etnn man finret Sci Inn nia,.
/ bSIft9 6tbIer. nns audi iis itbrirbrn t,inrau.ol
GAM f'bItrfrst. Gas'ssn war i,in. grt ~ lhrsi.
rsn nne Gtriifinsns Brief mi, 1no uns T,+t
cpsr wis cine Snbntrpf tt BON ,insr m,ulnJih,r
ohnri@rft atltidt; uhe 10 s,w & EN- mor,,sv
Srrprr, ptnn man lbn NIT taltem sBa6tr is.re
AtsBf, pen timer nnanaensbmsn Gmpfnbuno B..
tAutn miro, 10 9swle if 90, pa6 fin eisbtn.,r
cer tlnissrmastn I6nlatrrnt idbrtitsn foun n.
bO6ftn 6'usr Ittnr 9rsuns wtnisltsn, fur -
men Nuasntlid abailubIt wtrb, renn Der t,,,.
itdno fsrldten, rtu sr bod tswu6t cbrr .n6.
wubt aIs trmns 8patommtnts ptr.brt n, 1e-
wirtruns uur in siHr uniG6m unb it,imn,,s.s
,5urm iu fltihen psrmas. Nbtr bi, q,,h. -.
aud tiHs sswat ams Stss ls,runa mil M -.
rsIet nn9IsIcte @eiIbIt, 10 ui, Il. auf,t,,o,n
len, rdl@ niseer ,u untsrpruden pos ,"~.|
Gle 'Si'bs ." BInlb, zines rauatn nan trSst!
SSAsns 1T, esr Obus6tn sttn.n gBis,rirrnh
!0s" (bOrtssuas fOlst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
-GaitlttOn.
SetbaprIfnn9..

Die Gsslsr, nir on rtr Su f,ltf' niGt ftttn
tennf, Fus -: ,-
Sistf Du an anesrn. gB,iet nae Tn taran
Sswannfg Z
9fi6t tefsrn fanna On Fs an ansrn. tS& pisl.
r. leint
aa Etr; basi ii Der Ti,nf rem Dir elm Spiss,!
rrht..
Der Spisssl sisnt 6ir fIbf sit 6Isden ,u snt.
esdtn;
Jim Spitssl wii&e ni&t. an DIR wiIa' as ti,
Sltden.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
:s2SSirtloicbafts Wr0W.
iaisslQ!
Nctnen 5rcrnSrn unD bsm selammtsn Dull,
tam 0tt Nnieile. baB mene meme

Nrtnen 5rcrnbeu unD rsm selammten Yut(,.
tum ott Nnieiac. baB mene meme
Gorfepess&jrf4fdaft
rem SsIurbe lset rifen ftebt. Iieirite in aufe
Welnmddsplilter einatrithtst, unp t5unsu DIR os.
eeriSn @aitc nit BEN tslten grfriltnuoeu i.p,r
Nrt, iupir audi nit rarnen uno falien Sptii,r
beolent merpcn. 9Reiniriaftr made it poroui
au1msrtlam, raB i6 BEN prn mr. as,caeneu
Tirainih g9ein
rein uno unpcrfdliht ,u 80 Cts. YER Hlofbs srr,
tuuTs. um sasIrsicben y iut tittet
y Snleutiu 6ebftr.
AampliUi1 Ui1-SerputuuA swUptn N,thmpnp unp
Hep gprt.
Das Oamphdtn ,,Ncancts"perlGet 8ihmpup
Ieer" GtrnitN9, Ratmittass llbr, unp 9tprfo,t
Dtittmrh Mttas. -&s
Nas Tampiirrd. Samsetspn" oerlaSt 8i6.
mono iepen 6reitaa, Nahmittaas 4 ubr. uup
Norct am Samstas Mlttae.
Der Babrprels in Der Gajltr, Wtatl,.iten EN-
9e(blplieu, tetrGat $40.
SIN Steerdae. Obnc SpR, S5.
GrcurItcns &tdet, fir DIE Summrrmcnat, ail
tts. SIS. .-f,~
3eiirnec, Die Mittpphs unt Samstaas esn
psersrurg 5rnt'ul, rsnustn, trciftu ,,:na nit
Der NorIplt Yeie stura Slbn in crifersr Stdct
ttn Ym NIT Dem Iampfbrct mritcr asben All tSu.
rsn. Stdetc fur rieie lrur fSnneu am 0rters
burg Seprt SeIoi't werren uno hetr1at rer aau,,
6abrpreis 9 stsbialIs Hrr $40.
tun N r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
70 tciso =NyS0rtct ASutcl,

9dc Der 6. u. @aribalnr.. 8ihmonc, 8a.
Stees aefHmadrcl rinsesidtett Srttl m,re
pem rtiienren publifum bsltcnS empfcblrn. lie
llntor3eidnsten erIauben I'D, sualeit, ,um Site-
rem Selud rises Vpta!s irrunpIihit rin,ularsn.
woelt;S: itets tas bsite 9dssrbisr unb lonfise Sr
frilhunSen an fupru np.
Scarrtrs fncen ncirltit frrnnrli6e 3immer,
quite &rlt uno sucrrfHmmenrs 8epununa.
Stnc lkniHr II fi1mSItr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23

A. JUDsoN CRANE,
&rpctnt nnc 0nen,lsrer 0srtbtean.ralt,
SfFee: lite etraBs, lpilasn Wtain. Sonta,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23

SefamntnacbMnaet.
E. J. P1 C OF,
= S Nrpttttrr,

Gdr err f7trn unc Iain1rase,
cmrhebt lein rsi6bqItiDes Eager oQsr in iein
nod tblaasnrta NrtifeI. mis autb parfiimeritnt.
SrtIen, Snrfen unb ielmms i,cer grt 1artsn.
Scse. @los ,c.; Giaarrsu, 8Suh. sau. uur
Sbnupltataf nnb pisle dnrsrs Grtfel pefte in
e'eIAr" NpOtbtfn sembbniib ssfabrt werpen.
9hurtd6iid mad! csrislbs anh auf isintn
eerubmten -unp unfrbltarsn. .,Sirsinin Rorm
Rirr" dnfmrrff M .
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
Sfeme gSirtbid,aft
unC
sastrbierr Atom.

Sa8er Ter 9 "a IN.
Dem gubI'tnm oif er9rbenltt @n,eiss, paf rsr
uItsr3flhnsts in leiHem nauie am Allen Wiartt.
Dem 6lhmortt SsSeruber, cine 90irtbi6aft nsblt
eu9ertHr.Sden erribtet bat, mCielbl er Eb
frenra mlrp, lelne 6reunps uuc ras VutIitum inn
Augrmeinsn nt ben belten Wstranten kep,ener
iu fOnpeH. 6Iorsnee Winsr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
8une alts impc,iutt
SSeine, &iqmprs Mmb @iaarreu.

8,lne olts inpr,iuts
Stseinc, SiqMprs mmb @iaarreu.
Die nier tnes habtn sin grn,pasni:- er5tu,
unttr Der SWnta
s.r- M KEEEER & BRICKEN
nno perrcu III iHr'm Strtr, No 4 grhanas
hetel. Nrarl CIR, 81 hmrnr. Ga.,
tur ete 8OI9t Elm ee rsbasss Eager fabren psu ir-
rorlIrIen uno mianelthcn
sSeinrn, ylq 'rrS unr Giaarrrn,
yrrrcn 9urttr, < cctt Nle.
Sarrmta u. f. ~,
et wede @re ejerssr bic @usi ;kr,r sfrturh,
me ote 9ttb!sn yurIIfms bar; p ;! ib G. aubtn Srn,
leibrn aber Nun I9ier Gle sStrnrues aeetrb Ear ptr
o nne astIutf lei ale abI earau rt erprn fam nnt
uaf rem Gbtlt Der S'act lre inc 6ars selititr rirp
Alcr. @c Setptr
GbuS. X @ridtH
EaS- Or. Srtden erlaubt Ich elien Grtsnetn sif
sniei9e gu matn, ban oas itarr ron rb btirirbsn
SeEcr- nUo GeFens~ ~Seritrunsss fe.tssgr ni,p
afeSstee' II. 9rlnen S'''''
Ssa gcrlIhtrGn9en allsr art unb in zen ftutu
Stleld,ssn ntrrrn bisi paittit tn laeosnesncn,u,n
iNssGtR Strlidtruns (SHranesJ :prnbs man iidD an
Ir. SriGtn
Rr. Sr+duat Sptel sn,orInr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
Ser @pumcu,pirtb.

S6rdtiiht So!fsssi6i6te aus rsm pcria,n
Satrbunrsft pcu 6srmaun RHrl
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
Jran3 Siauoe,

6ranl Siauoe,
l68 SrCarit:abe, ;mIlttfn Ger 6. uno 7. Ctr.
relt Gin rs5ss Ino wcbIaliOr.ntss Eager Won
Sl5arren, HluGh<. Rdms unp SSttnupftabaE
si9nr SdSrifatOn unO importation,
er I'm GrCB UHe MenDerfa M Den b:U iaen IParf,prr.
tR abiaBt. Mament Uaien 2SiecerpsrfauJr nt pera,
men btl ihm pOriuipen. sbe liz ibre iutau aunsrprta
maaen. G.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
a@oEhtma tnm @5arfcrt.

Neinsn 5rsunotn isipe Gem @ubisum ;nsatiammt tie
essbens @nseige Dap mene SSnmer> l8Ibiait nit .er
rotnen Rcutn &nlagen ba!nl rae @urliiamS
seTleptn, pom bsutt9n Gage ab m,tber gsoTn it, 3tn
no III eper 3sii uHb atts Spsirn IN srpFr 9us
p.b tneen 'nS Owu aud GjcSntt iepsr at prn setter
AnaIitN SreUnhd9HiiIibT gum ;abirttdsn @ell6 lar.t
Gin Simon Steinltin
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23

goolrDeT
:bnnen tst untfricltnste6 ltcte Irtunrlihr 3im
'"sr unc CUTE &pi: ,rbnlt,n. Aub ltsbtn tipls;
simmer an lseiae Setrfn lu ssrmlsts.n bei
SOen Marrhaultn, gst.,
am Neutu Morft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23

2ublamu. 6ein.ttn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-23
u Sug
Aaiuinrrp llaarea !

". G. BARTON trlag9t iit p,e An,eisc III
MAIDEN, zap er iriuen Storc pon los nab 229
0iatnilraBe, ObtrOdib rsr 9t'n, SsrIr9t bat no IL
in ieptr Saucu Elm pUa.Gnsi9cS Anortincnt p,r
fol tursn Nrtitsi pDrratbis bdt: Seipens uun
SroS. 6iite, oauten, SScpipust, iran36iibe 8iu.
IN, II mn Sdnprr .Spiscn SrrtDG's unO Gaps,
Spisen.S A!elsr, Grnuer &raDen uno leiOsne unp
ramSIihe Spisen 0iantiaas.
Damsu, msldps Die AaUeUrte beIuAtn fGnnen
+. en- Stor; pOufdnOias, Ball &C. &aSua.
sr3htsL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

and satisfactory review Of the various and
complicated affairs OF the State. The con-
Guiding remarks are particularly important
and forcible.
have met our old friend Oliver Mile, now
Of Lewis, Cass county, and was surprised to
learn that he and hundreds, if not thousands
of others on the Slope, will strike for Pixies
Peak in the spring. The fever has reached
Ethis sity, where genuine dust from the Peak
regions has been brought in and sold, literal
ly, "by the jug-full," sent to the mint, and
resurned In the shape of beautiful mint drops.
The stampede will probably be general from
the western counties, but we may hope that,
as the diggings were, in the past season,
showed up by October, the Republican vo-
ters will, this season, get home by the No
vember election. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13

About O'Clock in the afternoon OF the
10th, the pemberson Mile, at Lawrence,
Mass, an immense building, in which 900
persons were employed, fell to the ground.
Some 900 to 700 persons were in the build
ing at the time. lis to l60 were killed, and
many of those who were extricated will die.
Some 1000 to 5000 persons Immediately
went to work to extricate the sufferers, at
which they proceeded with almost superhu-
man energy until about IL O'Clock at night,
when flames burst out, and the remainder Of
hose in the ruins were roasted alive. The
heart-rending. The town was IN mourning.
The cause of the difficulty was the Sigh,
strength of the walls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-13


PHGNIx Insurance COMPANY OF HAArFoRp.
oss.-DrvlpENps.--The Mercantile Bank
has declared dividend Of per cent. paw
able January 4.
Tho Connecticut Fire Insurance Go, de-.
clares dividend Of SIS per share, pAyab 10 ON
demand.
The City Fire Insurance Go. has decla red q
dividend OF 20 per share, payable or, de-
mand.
The Phoenix Insurance Co. of this city is
young but strong. It's directors, Yesterday.
declared dividend of $40 ON a share, paw
able IN cash, on and after January Sd; and
they have a surplus of more than SAC, 900
after paving this dividend The Com pany
began in june, 1854, and in Eve wears and
six months have returned to their stockhold.
ers &220, 900 in cash and 800, 900 in stock
paid MP from the surplus! They began on a
capital Of $500, 900, and now have capital
OF $500 900 invested in the most readily
convertible securities, and surplus Of $l40,-
600 to cover oil contingencies. Show US, il
Jon can, another company but SIP years old
that has paid oil losses and current expenses
and done ~ we'll by both policyholders ant
stockbolders.-IH Hartford Conrant, Januar,
ID, 1860.
w. w. Beiknap, on Second street, between
Main and johnson, il the Agent Of the Phn
nix, for Keokuk and vicinity.
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The Washington correspondent of the N.
7. Tribune says:
'sIt is we'll understood now that Virginia
will take no steps to second the dsunion
movement, proposed by South Carolina, and
that Mr.. Neminger, Commissioner Of the lat
ter, will effect nothing by his mission. MIR.
Wise's policy Of contending for Southern
Rights inside Of the Union, has defeated the
programme of the nullihers. Mr.. Pryor took
substantially the same ground here 10 his re.
cent speech"
They seem to be cooling of, somewhat
Pryor, in his speech on the 30th, arrana fire-
eater as he is, said he Was not going ont Of
the Union, if he could help il; he was going
to maintain his rights, by force, if necessary,
in the Union, il he could. Even the case OF
John Brown may have had some good effect
upon such like Democrats. Though with
another object in view. Gov. Wise has
shown them that men can be hung for
treason.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. Is.


The President has nominated Hughes 10
the vacancy in the Court Of Claims caused
by the death Of Judge Blaekfcrd. Whom the
people reject, Buchanan takes up.
The mail contractors continue to throw
up their contracts, finding j. impossible TO
continue service through the failure OF Con-
gress to make appropriations. Leading bank
ers in New York refuse to pay more for P.
@. scrip than they paid six months ago.
Gen. Johnson's command is to be trans
ferred from Utah to Arizona in the spring.
The Democratic State Convention of In
diana, to nominate delegates to Charleston,
met at Indianapolis ON the 11th. On q vote
for Chairman, Rebt. Lowry, Douglas, had
1894 votes, and s. z. Perkins, Administra-
ton, had 1743.
The first Legislature Of Nevada territory
met on the 18th at Genoa, and took meas
ures for procuring an immediate recognition
OF the territory by Congress.
-Cassius M. Clay made speech, accord.
ing to appointment, at Frankfort, KY. The
State House Was closed against him, and he
spoke from the steps. The audience was i'm
mense. He avowed himself an Emancipa-
zionist, and defended Seward and the Re-
publican party. No difficulty occurred.
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SEsArR.-The credentials of Nj. S. Wilkin-
son, the new Senator from Minnesota, were
presented. Green argued against the right
of Territories to prohibit slavery therein, and
Pugh contended for it.
HoUsE.-Two votes - both ineffectual-
were taken for Speaker.
The first ballot resulted, whole No. 22l !;
necessary to choice, Ill; Sherman, l08 |;
Hamilton, 10; Gilmer, 10; Davis, of Ind,
4, Florence, 8; Scattering, 6.
After considerable discussion of rather q
rambling character, another vote was taken.
Whole number, 22l necessary to choice,
III sherman, LOG; Hamilton, 10; Gilmer,
10 Davis, OF Ind, s.; Scattering, 7.
Adjourned.
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one Good Effect. ctlsa.x

The shameless Pro-Slavery doctrines OF
the Presidents message caused q change in
the vote, in the Nebraska Legislature, on the
bill to prohibit slavery in that Territory
DIR. Campbell in the House and Mr.. Doane
IN the Council gave that as reason for
changing their position upon it. In conse-
quence Of their change, the bill was res,usci-
tated and passed, 70 the modification Of the
Democracy, who resisted it to the last, and
the Governor, at last accounts, had it in his
possession, to veto If he dared, and it was
said that he would.
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SAMUEL RoECHT0L, q Al,

HARRIET SNIvELY, 81 al.
DY virtue Of An order OF the District Court Of
- Lss County, Lows in the foregoing case, Of
signsd, : majority Of the Commissioners appointed
by the Court ths other being abssnt), will On the
9th day Of February, 1850, between the hours Of
Do'clock :. m. and o'clock r. M, In front Of the
Court House in tho City Of Keokuk, sell to the
highest bidder Lots Nos. three 3 and sixtcon l16)
in block No. three Isl, in the town Of West Point,
Ice county, Iowa.
Terms cash. A deed viii be executed to the
purchaser.
s II ri sAsR RNow1rs, Commissioners
Dec. ~, S5o-jan7dlm
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Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
phenc Distillery.

M 9 II a y Il Oh n e N,
Third-st., bet. Main johnson, =. KEOK UE,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citisens Of Keo.
II kuk and surrounding country that he has his
Dstilery In full operation, and Il ready to furnish
all who may favor him with call, with anything
In his Iins st prices g lew rs can be met with in
any other market. Cali and try. III the goads do
not give satisfaction your money will be refunded.
Nov. %. b0-dIy
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VIRGIL i. SULLIVAN q CO
(suoc1saoRs r., ]. I. HoRnsA co..l

Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
KE0KUK. IOWA.
~ ~ 1G AND ID u II u n
- " QUEE.s6W ARR, GLASS and CHINA, X ero-
sene Lam.s, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Locking
GlAases Tea Trays, &c. 10.
Hsying purchased the Large and we'll selected
stock at the old stand Of G. b. Griffith Co., will
20 pleased 70 havo call from one and all. We
int.ndto keep constantly ON hand com plcte stock
both for a
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Revei ing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rcrx, Ia England, France and America, we will be
able TO sell - ~ any regular house In the
v. u. SULLIVAN 4 co.
Jan. 10, ls69-dGw
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kEoKUk SHIRT mANUEACToRY,
Ready-Made Linen Depot

Ready-Mado Linen Depot,
Nc. a. Il j.. SHEPHERD.
Third.st., bet. Main 4 KEOKUK.
CHIKTS MADE TO ORDER, from measure. cut
~ upon our improved method. A at guaranteed
Gentlemcn's Linen altered or repaired.
We VIII also make up TO order, in q superior man
ner, Ladies and Gsntiemen's underwear In gen.
eral.
nhild-er's c.cth.., Lsase. rlcsss. ..,ev.,,a no..
de-, made to order. -,
Pinking, Stamping, Embroidery. =, and ali kinds
Of needle work exccussd In ssr,erior maaner