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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20

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Die Nufnatme ser tGntlsrlicttn Wrobuetisn
h'dd3te DEN S6iiBrii rptNet rim mtuia niidtnu.
Nter DAD St6uit' baS' ib no6 gar nidt er,Sblt!
rltt sr, I'm esn bm a0mdtlit tlar mtrrenosu
@nrrud res YcK,nipiels, eas er Iueben ouf,e.
nb't bate. Su ptrmiiben. Sin Strenpreiee III
6tnt..np6 III gutter Qeet ptrhanSsit mprrtn,
Gin . rtnprclte? gGaS? gEirp sinma( p;,.
Ger zinc !S;r' prrtrennt2
Nein. bnSu tietet bi. S6riaftit nimm,rm,br
bic Sottr. 2ttsr beb 1'5 ein Scrsnprp,ts o,.
treitn ilnO tas eiii iaftiar. Stb BAH ltbcu ur.
msitit, Die Sibuha ssb' ju &np', rie 6erren to.
BEN NUT mob elm sDei,ia pcm mea.n ett 5eirh,
une S6ult rttturirt = Der JGetttr6obn in tobm
wOrosn un0 rie S&ulmsilferin min ,iu, e6Ht
unb mag ft ntht msbr NIT Dem Ibleaten Der
i6lae gum Echen bsbtirtn = ra tbmtnt auf elm.
nal Der S.an3o5 beu Gang beranasRi,o.u. mi,
sin pelIfrr 6abn, uup ZEN 6mi 6at ,r oau, I6i,f
aufgshntt 10 rab ih 9Iei& s,fa&t 6at', ia ri
t6s gDetter i'm 9lniug.
sRsr III ethH STR 6ran3csf frastc rrsssausr
fn.ht.
@idn btiBt ibn fo futiI tr rim ce6r i'm G(fo6
eas SatIrrbantpsrt aclernt bet uno pa OH rim
mtnis mrtiht. gr tat cine !6ammslaYin um
gGHt. SD fab ion slti6 miiNtn tti Convent
anmtIreni unD fptiI it ncu9isris a.m.ien bin. 10
bab' 10 biz Sbiir elm @tng Oiftn 9eIaftn. Do
bat or Ihredlit Aetban uno immer init ren kSu.
BEN paSu 9tfcctttn, uub sat ben GBmipbanues
otrfla9t, rap er tsut' in 0tlnipnrt bss onu,,u
ISttittn @agihrdts, jun sor Der GonpentsQeuuo
III sibtm Sirst mtAtn tints @Ilrtsn,aunes biz
fanmr!asiidtn iilsstiar,mt Dtfn otldolten
babe. Gd5 ft tih S5bimpf uiiO eiIe @Gonft
fir ibn unO itint @efrrunrttn unp er floo, i'm
9iamsn Der 9anSsn 5ammtlnsifhtn 5amilie, man
mptbts Zen Samito CUR actibrtnbsn Slrai. ii >
ben itnb itm cine briflibs Qbbitt. amffrl,osn
SD bab' st,ih ben S4mibbann.s 6rlen miE
unp Der bt ara pbns w.itrres btfannt. roe r
pitis 8trs Dcr 9eleirEtm @sri6t ausaeltrs n
bnb', une ss fet fpabr, sr blsibr babel, ptuu nj,
alte 5amm'Ia9in fsi ism 16on Dor fInf csabrtn
tnmal in aller 6rub' Oeus 5aub' i'm Ssmp mn
Rod bssssnst. bab' aud cine lhwar,e Ras. bsi
f& ssbabt, Die 10 srOe aIs stR &atb sepslsu f.t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20

A. JUDSoN CRANE,
@OpCtat uno OicntIlder @eriatsau.nalt,
Offes: lite StraBe, lwii4sR NaiRs Saatat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
Srnilletou.
Ser 9biliHer.

yin jsesr Stdue Bat itiut 2a1,
GIN itesr isinsn 8tiersii,
uno ptnn eu nut ;u leten boh,
sSas nillt IN mebr tieniteens
90 rent ih oft am gSerteftaa,
llne tcmmt Der 8.isratcnc,
gSle tltn0t mir rdnn Der Wtpdt Gbtda
Sp fsieIlih unp futenb.g
Tam leg ih mcire Nrttit BIN
llne ipdIdte ntcine l,1nre,
uno naiiers nit ptrgniig.em Snn
i'un &ru9e Bier ttbeure.
z srt rid i6 meiutn Subf beran,
Ntdn pantet meinrm @jrues;
3ann siinb' id m,ine Yf,ine an
Niit tinem 5ipil ult.
S6nta trinstt man ole @tammaaIt mir
YEN orll'n &rus sstrnseni
SD trints: @eit elm fttneS Siers
Ssr ito otn NIhtar lragsn.
gfun ibmab,n mir srn allerbanp,
9Sit irBt 10 b0s ;u inblcn,
llnp rrn D. M. olt.n gate,Ianb
uro pol Den n0t ltsn 9Sabttn.
lInc non hsm st, Zen ling I'd, cnS
Gid wiresr aug traNeu,
ltno m!e Die Slhresscit ,u noB
unp wts ois 6armtr tIastn.
llns ME eS im ric Gclaeersi
Stb rt9t an olltn Gncrn,
ltno wcr renii irrbl Der gtfe Irt
oum nd6lftn Nrliictnten.
gu trinftn mir, fu I6wascn mir
tne eampfsn nit Srtasen.
!ot. Fearp nod elm &riistl Bier,
. Dat nra nttt itbn sei6Iasen.
unO ii Sas Itstr 6 iis.l aus
uns aueSrnampft rit Iisife,
S'nn iabsn TOR uuo atbn mad 6aus,
Gamtt rts 6rau uitt teiIc.
tlao onf br Strabs brumm,n mir
Oas eiso nod nm tit spstte:
YIN trtttS Ft6en fubren ntrl
unp l'Ssn unS iu S.ttt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20

Cf anSentatst. Bauer (tins Dol. IN
Der 9an nit Ser anr.rn iib be Don 3brSn,r
nts HitBe"ren auatn wiibrn )s g st mSht "a,
atfr rp6 wiftn, warHm sts oummsu Q,u,, ~,
ttnen 9In9sntatat bribtn. Da reib id !, r. r,.,..
auaen famit rn, neil sr 70 sat l,in fsg s;;r 81.
tOltH ans'n' HnO ] 81 brenEr uno beiet Der Df.f<
itrIin9 6r9sr, ale bas bOuIl1s 6su.r.
- Ba0 bat Der @OnctrtasSsr oft mit r,ip,,<
an9sfls6tru Gcneerbtttd s.msina @i, m..S.'
bsiOs mad Ssm SUnetrt 4sruutsrsatfI.n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEL, Editor and PROPRIETOR
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFHcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HAL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
s'2SSirtbfcbafts 3 GSr0fT:
aaaaas0!
Methen 8reunoen uno Dem gefaniniten putl,
tum ole Nnseiae, baB mcine ncue

Ntethen 8reunceu uno Dem deiammten pub1,.
tun' ott Nn3eta', oaB meinc ncue
1@rtems@@trfhTcl)off
Osm nI Ssiu6e iest cffen 0sbt. Iiselte in oufs
@elnmad9ollte sinserittet, uno tSnnen Die oe.
ssrten @alte init osn teiten @rfrifGunaen itper
Art, lcmts aud) NIT parmcn uuo falten 5prI,n
eeelent perpen. 90einirinter made ids poroui
aumsrtlam, eab idt ben BON mir ae;uaeucr
Sirainia g8cn
rein uno nnocrfaIidbt sl so Gts. pcr T(dIbe srr,
taufe. Tim saSreiden Yfluh bittet
dlenttn 6e6ter.
OamPf6n- -Serbtnpung ,pibeu Hl!hmUup uup
gtew yerf.
Das DampfihiH ,,8pancFe" perISst NihmcuS
lsSen Dienltd9, NaAmittass rlr, unc Ncrfolt
@tttmcb @tittas.
Oas Dampfitih nSamcetuwn" scrl1gt Ni6.
mono ifpen 6retaa Nahmittags 4 ubr, uup
9frttclt am Sdmetdg Wttle
Der 6abrprcie in Der Salute, Mabl;.itcn etr.
9eIblcIsu, tetrGst SO.
SIN Stecrusr, ubnr SsuIt, So.
GreurOns 8tdet, fir Die SonmtrInrpat, oll.
tt4. SIS.
I Neilrnre, bic Niittmphs uue 6amstoos b,n
petersburg 6rub,u9 benuseu, treffsn ,s'ta mit
Der NorIclt 9eter0burg Satn in erlferrr Stupt
elm. "m nit Dem OampfbpOt writrr aebsr ,u f6n.
nen. &idets fir piele Suur t5nnsn am NstsrS
tur9 Depot 8elBl't wcreen uup bstrdot rcr oon,s
6abrpretS 9,eitfdue nur $40.
Y n A Ga;,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
lm3u9i
AliNinerp lOaarra !

y. G. BARTON erlau5t liA Die @n3ei9c vi
natttu. RAP er leinen Stcrs pom 100 nab 229
8ainlrnBc, OterbaIb Der 9tsn, Dtrie9t Cat, wo CT
ieptr SaiiOn Gin UO1i:dnpi3cs @fertiment Der
{oIcnren 2lrtitel UOrrdtbis bait; SriOtne unr
'5trob. loite, 6auben, &OpipuBs, iran3Sllbe Sln'
latA unD 8Gnper; Spigsn Sertba's uno Gaps,
tSpsen.S6 6eler, Grauer- Srasen unD Ieioene UNI
rAa,Giibe Sptgen. MantiQas.
Oamen, wsldpe Die SaUeOrte beIu&tn f0nnsn
sm Stors poifdnpiae Bal &c, Qnalss
et9attsu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
Srans @tauoe,
Teue 2Sirtbftbaft
ayers biers 9 II 0 IL.

SaSerb biers Snlcn.
Dem YabIitum Die ersettnlit an,ci9e, p0s Der
udterieihnete III lenem oaule am Nllen Niartt
Dem 8tiC6mdttt 9s9eEiitsr, cine QBrtbfhaft nebi
0a9erbIer.Salen errihtet bat, puelbtf er 6tb
irsuen pirp. feline 6reunos unr ras Wueitum in,
Qassmensa NIT ben bslten Wtiydnten beoiener
" sDnpsa. SI0rsnss Miusr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
Ser Gunnenipirtb.

Stmatii6t SUitsgciditttc aus rtm prriotn
Sabrbuneert Srn 6trmann Rura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20

Ssed,tntmnebnns..m
E. J. PIC OF,
9tpo tbeter,
Ode Der l7tcn uus INo;rar,s s

eds Der 17tcn unS Mainilruee,
empHeb!t lein reihblltiaes 9daer olltr in rein
5afe idlaaeuetn 9lrtifel, wis ouG 0orfiimcrisns
Seten, Guriteh un6 &dmms itber grt Nartrn
Sels. @ias ir.; @isarrcn, &nu6, ,Ruti. unS
S9nupitdbdt unb oiele onpere Nrtitel prltbe In
Stcl3en Npotbettn serGbnii6 sefabrt merbsn.
9duptla6lidb maht nsristbe au6 auf Isin,n
esraeniten nno unfebltaren y8irsjua gBprm
Eilrr" duinerffsm.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
90 caaD sNySNrGcf &5Ofcl,

gdc Der 6, II. NarlbaGlr., Hi&monr, ga.
DirrS sefdmodrpG sihBerihtete Sptel wtre
Dem rsilrneen pubIifum trftens empfcblsn. Cir
llnt"rjcihnsten erlauben iiA 3usItih, ,um site.
rtn Sslut rieles 2pfnIs ireunplitit einularcn.
rrprlti. ltrts ras bsite 9lserber unb lonlfiae @r
friltungen iu iinoen iino.
SpnrrtrS fnScn reieIbit irrnnflide 3immer.
CUTE 6rlt unp 3usurfummrnps 9fpitnuna.
Stabclbrfcr II. l,Gus(cr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
9tsine nlte importirte
SSctuc, 2i0uprS nnS Nidarre,i.

0teine alte imeortrte
Sfsctne, 2iqmDrs nnb Siaarrei.
Die ilnGWidsncten baben cit Gompasn. sl6ait crsu,
utter btr 6irma
M'KEEVER & BRtCkEN.
uGb werpen in ibrcm Srre, 9fo 4 Gfcborot
6cici. Yedrl Str, Nlhmcnb. 0o;
r 81. O9t Gin ltste :sidba9s Eager fatrtn spn I'M
Sesnem, 9iqacrS unr G;9arren
S9aoon 9Ort5,, 1EtGttp Q(e,
Sarpnes II. /. ~,
au pel6c GrteI bselSn bic Nutmsrfanf,t ibr,r
une oeS sessItsn 9ub!ttHms tinuwtn i6 eraubt Spl-
eSsn aber otS tu9ei ole 8erihrrupa nsttnS fof Sti
bsi uns 9auts @rtitel Gle a sar0niirt erben fSpn mn
uad jsfem 2brIs Der Siart rsi inS aue aritftr mre
@ler; @cRttper,
9baS. u 9riden;
MS- Or. 8rideu erIauGt i'd l,inen TrennSfn 81,
SnitSt iu Madden, SeB CT baS ber Ypn bm ttlrirbtn.
5gsr> nne Ntrne .Strltsun9S- -GJriH6f fptIeen pire
SstIe Sitce bttnset id tkt i'll bm sprr S,t 5rrrrn
NeSteeSer II. Srden. S
Ma Strliderun9en alter @rt inS in e,n ktuen
1tlehlAattsn iptroen ttaist batt III sts,nocrnm,n.
s9eteen Strii4eruns (Sniurantt pcnbt man lid an
Ut. 8rideu
Mc @rdhnae 6OtsI. 9tarlnr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
9tn3cigcm.

,,T',uer M66,tlaeru
an grpab1r. ,niihen DIR Q. nnb 8. Stra6e.
urer,eihneer matt bem NtttI6sa @lblfum bic ersett
n,tist tae er an p6eem 9tiee nen @6beIabtn er6hnt
tat unc ttet In strcnmtben SSIsr un stneiSteh gu,
,ru& Sete arbeittt wetrtu stfhniotYru unb mSslit
biaia aussefubrt Rcparatlret prcTlt Tito ttutg
0bnp ppn Efeeoen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
Beefnsunssh.

Benfnsunseh
Der ,,%nniser" eribsnt jtbcn 9cr9ss; Seunaes ausss>
npmmeu, w6tntIittn Subicrfittnsprris 10 Gle,
satbar bic elp. Srdser Ocir $500 Ill isbrer gpras.
bsiobluns @a,ti9en nbn hitter i5IBsnben Ytbinelinsss
@urabne: @inn,aee Gnrduns SSn 10 Aeilen potr Stn-
sr 50 es., Swenloee as GtS, SStimaee LOO, cine
a9p be 81 as, eneh Ncnh $780, Sttt aRtdt 81 90. sdt
Mtnait $780, ,poIf 4Prnoe $1,000 in pertcIjlbrlitr
Spraus6ablure. IHseieen, bic nab Seliebsh eerdnSert
merSen fbnnen erSsn nit S25 co per Sebr terenet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20

IS carDsrs
!Onnen BEL nnter3cihnetem asto ircunrlit6e 3im,
msr uno cute &pi. r6alttn. 2ub liebsn eiptae
3immer an lseisc Serrtn gu permist6rn be
Sobn Marr4auleu, @at.,
am NcMen Marft
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-20
NNolhIlro tnm 81 0rte lt.

0ieinen Greunotr isrpie prm Wubum ;nsaean,mt bic
erssbtne gneSs, Dap msine SrnmsrsgBrtbhaft mil rer.
ibeeenen neuen 9lnIa9en sr lnierb6tun9 pts Yubump
peben, Spm beutiBtn &d9e ab witper e6nn i 9ticn-
berS Made ID, AMI elne engtrtcts 8Ice 1uinerfom
III jtetr 3eit Wdrme uab fa Speten in erEBttr @us.
wsbl ~ npen line Cnic aud eSnte eber &rt pcn better
QuaIitdt. Grtunpf3Sftlitp gum ;abIrsdtn @sua Iae:
Gin Stmpn StetnItin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-22
SEWING MACHINES.
~ CIV Improve m O nta!

VoUNG,s NEW STYLES, enlarged
l. and improved in construction. The material
Of which these machines are made, Ia the same nj
the "Bonioir, - vi which we lasaga& Barnum) sold
so many. fouag's Machine, viewer, does away
with the objection to The ffubbcr Ring" for driv-
ing, that they wore If In spots whenever the ma
chine hard, FOR want of OIL any other cAuxe;
"Bet" is much better, particularly for heavy
work. There arc no light, trail springs TO get out
Of order all the parts are large and substantial;
and all the behring's where there friction near
are scase-hsrdened" 20 hard that n file makes no
impression-~of course, they will wear lifetime.
They can be mada
TO SEW SINGLE OR DOUBLE
Thread, at pleasure, giving the adyansske Of both
stftches. 1hey havs = strafght Needle, very inn
portant to prevent the breaking OK needles. No
re-wnding or adjustment OF any kind en- the under
thread. After aiing twice through the Hooper,
You may raa the entire under spool OF without xny
change this liz one OF the new features Of The Ma
chine, and 10 of unquestioneA importance. There
has been great difficulty in properly regulating
the under thread with all aoubiethread machines
With thia, it Is always right, and winsew with
The Least Care and skiii
Of any machine known; on all kinds of goods, 6ne
snd course, the length of the stitch being variable
Ths prices are THIRTY, AND FORTY DOL
LARS, including the "kight side Hemmer," oil
u erewariver tweeSers, four needles, fall print
Cd dlrected, and Rarnam's New Improved, Com
bined "0uage and Tucker, improves IN July, with
which the most inexperienced can sew straight
seams, or tuck, without bAsting or guiding the
work. They are applicable to, and are nov being
man fAc.ured for all the sewing machines IN this
country. They are tor saie for other machines, at
80 cents. The $40 machine is silver plated, and
with box and table, equals the high-prced ma
chine"
For sale, Purified Oil, expressly for Sewing Ma
chimes, price % cents per bottle.
Agent wanted in every town within 100 miles OF
Quincy, in Illinois, Missouri and Iowa.
/. " BAkNUM, Of the old frm Of Lasge Bar
mum, Quincy, Illinois, Agent for Western Illinois,
Eastern Missouri and southern Iowa.
j. NJ BILLINGS 10 agent for keokuk. The
machines can DO seen ut j III. Emcrson'r Ambro-
type Palace.
[sugiR-d1~. " 2m1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-22

A s successors to the late firm OF +, Pollock 4
IA Co., We beg leave 10 ca i the attention n the
public 70 the fact that have Just purchased and
received An
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-22

IyyESr MERIT.

Two INVEsT- 81 800 Is $4,000 in cash. In i'm
i proved keokuk City Real Estate.
Confidential communications, stating lowest
figures, facts 10 ltls, &C. will be reeyed through
the posso1ics. j. HENRY WEsIcOTr.
AQYal-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-22
PHCTCGR APHs,.

PHOTOGRAPH
ME would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that At BU BIS AM BRoTYPE Pho
T0GRAPH and STERKE0oC0PiC GALLERY 10
the place TO get
Correct Pictures OF LveYy Slyloy
Being the oldest established operator in the city,
the superiority Of his pictures. aud his Efforts 10
please arc we'll known to all. He ia now putsirs
up views of Main street, suitable for mailing for
the very low price Of % and so cents each; the
largest and best picture of keokuk ever taken
also large view Of TT. Madison.
Steroscopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibition all are respectfully invited to call and
examine them
E1- Don't forget the place: rs Main street, I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, '60.-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-22
Ksokuk Drug 81 tore.

bet. Main d Rlondean
KEOKUK, IOWA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-22

III a r DWARF and Cutlery.
s. w. & III. TUCKER, |
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
for the prpg Trade direct from the Makers which
they Offer to CASH AND rkoEPr TINE RurgRs on fa-
vorabic terms. Ihe stock being unusually large
they confidently solicit an sxamration q the same
s w. d III TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main & ID SITS.
Keokwk, March y, ist0-dAw
NlINfRs' PICKS, sHovELs, 40, for sale by
Nl mchodaw s.W All. TUCKER.
IKIFfIN's HORSE nAILs--Good stock OF ail
" ,i1es for sale by s.W 4 ii. TUCKER.
S,ClTnE RIFLES. Various quaiitie, Of seyth
- Rifles and sharpenen Tor sale by
N.rehs.dsw W,aH. TUCKER.
4 saka siiUNLl.s.-- A large stock Of Ames
u sbovels for sale low by
nsrohs 3. W. III. TUCKER.
yKiNDsroNE s.--1he Berea On andstoncs, OF W.
~ rious sizes, fer sale by
s.W. u H.TCCKER.
Sagn OF Ned Fndtock,
March ., 'fo-dtw Cor. ain \ 1dst
L7Es.E NAILS.
l. Iipe3d do
Flooring do
Anneaied do toclinch-a superior article.
Casing do
Finishing do
Barrel do
Together with general sssor tmsnt of other NAfIs
of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
Low by lmea9l ;. W. II. TUCKER,
4 NORM GARDEN, u RUBBING aud Their II =;
~ Spades, aaOsels, Mattocks and Picks,
seythes, ShAths, and Grain Cradles;
WHEELS, kakes and Corn Planter;
CT, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY on hand and for sale Low nv
| mch9dsw s.W.s III. TUCKER.
| CCYTHE Scholarships stones, OF different
/ ~ kinds i n quantities to suit.
1 maYfb y. w. N. TUCKER.
GICkLEs.---Ag good article OF 5iekles for sale Nv
| - s.W. "a II. TUCKER.
THE~N H0OPSIt TKENs HOOPS III
4 A NEW supply OF Tress Hoops, Of the sizes
/ n usually wanted. together with g general as
ssrtmcnt Of coopers Tools, just received and for
saie low by y. w. a II TUCKER.
/ TX HilDS. prime ~. ~. %t1AN for sale by
iU w. H. AUSTIN n CO.,
4 iyfl LIS Mains
Flour.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-21

ted tc either. TO hoG many Ct the entertain
ments has he been iiE!cd?
Now. in all this | detect a lurking feeling
ever and anon pccpiIls ont, which convinccs
me that the coIorcl nHu is yet far, very far
below the white man in public estimation, even
i'll Europe and, until this is conquered, let not
the European aSsl,mc to lcctnre the American
upon his duty to the slave or upon the e1uali-
tv Of tic Races. Why, If the thing is iatcd to
us, like death, can any MN Of common hu-
manity and generosity take p IcasrIrc in throw
inc it in his teeth Slavery is either bless
ING or a curse. Fla blessing, why disturb us
in the enjoyment Of it Iou EnsIi>hmen
ought to plume Yourselves upon it, for ii is
yorr bcucfacton. fla curse, yon should not
embittcr it. We regard it a blessing: why
,liscncI,ant lis of the dclusion ? Iou say "t is
sin" doubt it, as find it. and shall ever
doubt, while paul's EpiStc to Philemon is uni
vcrS;,Ily acknowledged an inspired cpistle.-
But suppose it sin; has God commissioned
you to reform it9 And do you think You ever
will reform it by ctcr:iav sprinkling vitrio
upon the master! As for your contempt, we
would rather not have it to !9e sure but if
YOU will he content with that we will live in
peace forever, for it is an article in equal store
on both sides If yon cannot condcSccnd to
our company, we will not complain at giving Il
place to Dr. Delany, and VIC can bcautiiy yon
with four millions precisely SUCH But i'll Your
intercourse with lis ho not for your own sakcs,
forget all the rules Of dcliracy, bcncvolcncc,
and humanity, for every adult o! lis can stand
up and say, 81 ain Il man..' Farewell to thee,
London, for a short time. O'c more brief
look at thy wonders, and then farewell forever.
Another visit to Liverpool; like Der better
than London, because she likes my people bet
ter. "lntcrcst" !" Cotton" 1t may be so, but
| am grateful tnr love OF am kind i'll ErgIand.
Never in all my long, long life did my heart
strings knit around :. fair one so quickly and
So closely rs they did round Il lady i'll London,
WHO approached he and said, "Alr. Longstrert,
] must get acquainted with you. loye your
country, have several kinsmcn there" That's
natural, that's wonlan-Iikc. IL is for man to
draw t;vnls from IL country and curse her
God bless her And God bless the family in
which she said it. As Abraham, Isaac and
jacob shareholders, are in Heaven, | hope to
oct there too, May meet them all there -
lut, whittier am | wandering LNeTpooi,
another look at Liverpool, another hcnciicc to
the English Cunarl line, and then farewell to
E.rrupc forever and forever.
\. l.. LONGSTEEEr.
p. S. forgot 20 mention many kind inyita,
tons that have received from distinguished
pcrsonageS. ! declined them I'll, not indtcr
emily nor dsrcSpcctfa!y, but because they
were obviously given to me as II rIcmhcr Of
tho Congress, which ! was not when they
reached me, and never shall he.
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From the Mpimsrae (Hy) S"athnner.l
Death OF Gel. Eaayne.
BY S. c. MERCER.

Among lcdis,inguishcd men that fell victims
during the war of the American Revolution,
WIS Col Isaac llavn", of South Carola Il
mar, who, by amiahility Of character and high
sentiments ofI'onorandnprightncss, had secured
the good will and affection ofalI who knew him.
He had wife and siXslnall children, thy c!icst
IL boy thirteen years OF age.
Col. llaync WAS taken prisoner by the British
forces, and in short time was executed on the
gallows, undcrclrcumstanccS calculated TO excite
deepest conmiSScration.
Ills son, seeing his father in the hands ofthc
cxccutor>r, and then struggling in the halter,
stood like one transfxcA and molionlcss with
horror. I'LL then hc had wcpt necessarily :;
but soon as he saw that sight, the fountain Of
lis tears was staunclcd, and lie never wcpt
more. He died insane and in his last moments
often called upon his father i'll terms fiat
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they do not seem to be as industrious as one
would suppose, where the grass is so abundant
Most of it. however, looks too coarse tor cur
inr. and will probably make inferior hay
TLev seem to depend mostly on wheat AMI
corn. both Of which this year arc good. l
saw frequently at the depots, cribs one nun
dred feet long, still full Of old corn These
CRIBS are generally about twenty feet wide Gyy
fifteen high, and the neighborng farmers ue,
post their crop in them till they WISH 70 sGnu
i off for market l was surprised to ma So
much unoccupied land along this roao' c'cn
the wood lands are but little cut down cNcc!'
by the rail road. to fence IN It's track. winch -
done entirely through the prairie, from Sa'r9
to Chicago; a long lane-thrce hundred anu
sixtv-fve miles long.
Now what of this magnificent country Is
,h.rc universal thrift and rapid growth OF
wealth and comfortl Directly the reverse, II
we NAV Judge from present appearance hy
the side of the waving cornfelds we sec per
hams a small one or one aid Il halt story dwell
mo with two or three rooms, and out III one
corner of the ward shelter for horse, aEd
ncrhans small crib attached to it. This Is
the entire ontft of the great majority OF all the
farm houses seen along the road. Not tree
or shrub even gives promise ot future snaue
for he comfort of family. Nothing to shield
chem either from the scorching sun of summer
or the bleak blasts of winter, which must
swccn with fearful fury over these exposed re-
gious during the cold season. One great re-
lief of the prairie, is the existence particularly
in the lower parts of the State, OF cxhauStiesS
coal beds, twenty, thirty and even sixty ana
eighty feet below the surface ofthc soil. these
coal mines are beginning to be largely WORKED
for market now, aud may be very profitable IN
tho future. The country is new, and whel
the people get some successful ana cneal
method of enclosing their farms anu s'PP'li,,i4
them with water, which is also very scarce th'
resources of the exbaustless fertility OF this re
aion NAV make it marvel of prosperity.
Ch;rngo has 100000 inhabitants Seven o
e;yht wears ago it had ony 10000. The hrs
residence was built land still stands) in 1881
saw today granary which can take iron
the ears and transfer TO ship, 1900 bushels o
: wheat in iftv.two minutes. 1t does tins b,
machinery. / saw, also, Il mechanical bakery
whore ali the materials were handled ny ma
. chinerv 1t can bake 200 barrels of -four,
y GOO barrels of crackers in one day. 1t NIKE
\ M the flour into dough at the rate of ten bush
els in ten minutes. Two hundred thous'n
v bushels of one single grain, corn, are some
$ times sent per day from this port; Such is tn
u. u scale on Which things are done here, and VIII
{ :. can tell what these extended pr'iries may yc
, bccomc9 :,
u write in great haste, surrounded 10y I'll
;. noisy whrI of the ball room,
! Very truly Yours, d.