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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-10
NOTICE..

NOTECE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
February 18th, 1860.
ORDERED, That the sale made and
~ reported by James T. Mccullough,
Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate of
ohm B. Dubree and John Justion, he ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
there of be shown on or before the fifth day
of May, next; provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Cecil county, once week for one month
before the fourth day of April, next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be So $50. w. ii. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Mar 3, 1S50-lm Clerk.
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KEROSENE 4 COAL OIL LAMPS!
Head Quarters and Manufa Glory,
No. ia South Second Street. below Chestnut, and
No. l, Carter Street, PHILADELPHIA.
M. b. DYOTT'S
Excelsior Kerosene j. Coal OIL Burner.
MERRILL & JONES Spring Burner. and all other
good burners for Coal OIL together with the largest
and handsomcst variety of Lamps, of every des.
cripton Chandeliers. from two to fifty burners
Glasses Wicks, Shades, and all articles pertaining
to the business, together with the best Kerosene
Oil in the country Wholesale & Retail-at the
Manufacturers lowest prices
u NJ crchants and others will save money, by
examining Stock and Prices. NJ. b DYorr's
Lamp and Gas Fixture Store and Factory No
ia South Second & No. l Carter street below
Chestnut, Philadelphia Feb. 25--3m
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r.. brow .Sle.,

rs Offering inducements to families to buy their
/ GROCERl Els from him. Ills crop New
Orleans Sugars are beautiful, and at very low
prices. He has the best Colecs, in Rio, Laguyra,
and Java and his 80 cents Grccn and Black Teas
are are of n very fine flavor; his Is cents and 81
Teas are the best in the market. All families
recommended to give him a call. Jan a.
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THE TRAVELLER.
ELKTON and Cambridge
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

MAIL AM AtcoENUEn LING
nN and after the LIST of July, 1856. tho
~ subscribers become the proprietors Of
the Ekton and Cambridge Line OF Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leate Eiktoh, Daily <Sundars
excepted y and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CIIESAPEAKE CITY, CIlESTERTOWJ,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL.
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE,
GEO. Il. Il ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIEVlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive Mt EIk
ton at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, in time for passrftI
gers to take the cars for either city.
DFThey will also run daily branch line
from Middlctown, Del. to connect with tho
main line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the 6 O'Clock, morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS u co.
June %, 1856.
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BRICKS! BRICKs!! BRlCKS!!!

NNIIE subscribers beg leave to inform the
l. people of Cecil and adjoining counties,
that they have commenced in Charcstown,
the making of
Common and Pressed Bricks.
Also TILES, which they will make of any
shape or size ordered, tor the purpose of
undertaking ground.
Being located on the margin of the river,
with every facility at hand, they feel conf
dent in saying that they can make and ship
Bricks cheaper than they can be bought else
where in the State. They therefore solicit
the patronage Of the people Of the counties
assuring them that they find it to their inter-
est to call on or address
NICHOLSON II LOGAN,
Charestown, Cecil county, Md.
Feb %, l8G0--tf.
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TIL CECIL WHIG
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

THE CECIL WHIG
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
BY p. C.RICKETTS.
TERMS-$ 90 year. in advance.
80, if not paid in advance.
800. for clubs OF Five.
1900, for clubs often.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
sluare will be published three times for one
dollar; and twenty-five cents for each suhsc-
quent insertion; longer ones in the same poi
portion. 0vTwclvc lines BREWER. or space
equal to that make II square. ADVERTISE
ments published quarterly ,semi-annually or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number Of times they arc
to lie inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions ola square charged
as Il square.
GyNo paper discontinued until all ar.
rcarages are paid
~Siagle copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents
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PUBLIC SALE.

FNHE subscriber will sell ut Public Sale,
l. on the farm adjoining the residence of
VIM. Taylor, on
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at $4,000 and Edward j. Gay, of Sec
ond street, at 500, 600. The Chouteaus,
an Old original French family, are worth
q heap over 81, 600, 900, and are one Of
the great pillars of the Roman Catholic
church in this town, as is also Louis A.
Benoist Zone of the very few bankers
who did not go up" for a time in'57-
Lucas did, an old French descendant
OF a noble family coeval with the first
settlements at this point. Henry Ames
provision dealer, (pork) is also rich
worth from $500, 900 to $500, 600. Col.
Brant, who has lately built Il splendid
residence OIL Choteau avenue, is sup
posed to be the possessor of 81, 500, 900;
Mr.. NJ. Morrison of $500, 900, and many
others Of similar or larger amounts,
which do not now call to mind; by
the way, Edwards new book is the best
collection of Information concerning the
history Of this citys that have seen"
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The Solid Men Of st. Louis,

A correspondent of one of the North.
ern papers, thus speeks of the 'tSoIid
men" OF st. Louis. 1t will be seen that
the "~solidity" of our estirnabIc citizen
and planter of this parish, F J Gryis
put down to the tune of s-90,O GOO. to
Which we might add $40. 90 more
maybe, in this parish:
Atthe head undoubtedl agds J.apos
H. Lucas, banker, who is worth. as no
stands to-day s., 600, 900. He ow is more
real estate in town than any other man
ana has built more houses than any
other one. Scarcely a house do | pass
W6ereon there is the card "To Let" or
for SALE but it refers me TO J. II. Luz
cas- corner Main and Chestnut streets.
NeA'', perhaps, is Old Peter LindelI,
VINO donated the land on Washington
avenue Tor the new and magnificent
nItel, which is nearly completed. and
"H'Sn VIII rank with the Fifth Avenue
NJ NJ { iork, and the Continental of
Philadelphia, This land was worth a.
oout 500, GOO, and the ,otel is co;nr 70
Oe called the "Lihdell House, after tho
generous donator. He is worth from
F4,ooO, 900 to 81 100000
q -, a. benolst. banker, is worth from
sI,ooO,O 900 to S. Goa. 900. The Neiin
'"'ofcwS) Of Main street me ma nut
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EIp3VeS.

t1rs9r ARRErE par MarceIiin Heheri. resi-,
GNadant sur lie Bayou Menchac, lie cote sau-
che du leuve troIS iuments, SAVIOR:
PSI. lie premier est dune Couleur Bal, l3
mains de hauteur, agee de 7 on 5 ans, etanpee
dune ttampe espaguole.
81. La seconde est dune Couleur Alezan. IA
mains lie hauteur. ag6e d'~apeu-p'es4 on = ans,
ayant une coone a son cOu, 6tampee dune etam-
pc e>pagnole.
81. La irois eme est aussi dune CouleuT Ale
zan, II mains de aauteur. agee d'apeu-pIes 10
OF II aus, 6iafhpee dune etampe espaGnole.
lie propTietaire du dit animals peul FObtenlr en-
prouvent son droit de propriele. Simon ellie se-
IA vendue LUNDI le 29eme Jour de Ociobre
proclaim, a 10 heures A. NJ, 1860, a mon office,
pour du compliant.
sep2S ADOLPHE IIEBERT, j. de p.
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The True Democracy out il !
Majesty and Power.

n pursuance TO a call of the BreckinTidc. auc
Lane Club of the Oaks precinct which mt at
Hon. Charles \. Brushes, on saturday. the l3ta
INST, IN ordar 10 take measures. TO give a Dem
ocratlc Barbecue Ia the vicinity of A. lIrsEgI
x Bios store.
The President was called 10 take us CHAIR,
and ne BREEZY explained the necessity of having
a Mass Meeting a..l Barbecue on IN. prase.t
occasion, on the le,t SIDE OF the u,cr. aud d..
ciared the chair ready for business.
On motion. II was resolved that a Committee
OF five be appointed to raise funds. Tur nls,r
appointed Alex. O. Iicbert, j. Oscar Terrell
aud J. Dugragg Dupuy on the left side of tae
river, and VI. A.. E>levan and Bruj. Berry. OF
Plaquernine, for the rignt side.
On motion, il was Resolve that a COMMITTEE
of Invitation Of four be appoiu,ei by the chair.
In obedience to which. Jas, 4. Prtcltrl. Jos.
Heberi, Tho>. {. Brown ana Hon. Chas. \.
Brusle were appointed.
On motion. it was Resolved that the chair
man be included on said Committee.
On motion. It was Resolved that Hnn'b' 5 r.
B SHINES, the Brnckinriise aid Lane "~lectyr
for this District, Augustus Ta,by., ". |. Hami'-
ton, f. W. Robertson, +. C.. Davidson, P. ID.
Hardy and VI 4 Esleyan be invited 20 address
the meeting on the 9Th.
On motion. il was Resolved. that a Committee
of Arrangements of Eight b. appointed BY the
chair. Whereupou, M,ssls. J. Oscar Terrell.
n,-.,- HIM. A. a IT,. Tl--l
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Eeni0Ee Seminary.

4 SCHOOL for Young Ladies will be opened
II in P%laquemine on the LIST Of October next,
at the residence OF Miss II. RLs.
the Musical Department is under the charge
OF Miss II RILs.
The classes will be Taught by the Principal,
aided by competent assistants.
The course OF studies will be complete in Eng
lish and French aud other branches of Education.
For further particulars apply to the Principal.
sep22-ly MkS. L. JUMEL
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E;StrayS.

TAKEN Up by Nh. Mrcellin He
JLD bert. residing on Bayou Ntanchac. on
A4az% the lett side OF lac river, three males.
TO vi:
Isl. The first one is OF a BAY COLOR. -
hands high. : OF : years old, branded with a
Spanish brand.
- Tie second one is OF a CHESTNUT co
LDR. II hands high. / OF ) Years old with a bell
70 her NECK, branded with 2 spanish brand.
81. Ihr third one is OF a LIGHT SORREL.
ID ands high. 10 or l2 yeals old, branded With
4 Spanish brand.
The owner of the said animals can have the
same by proving property and paying charges.
otherwise she will be sold on Monday he 18th
day of October next. 1860, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
al my office. Terms. cash.
sep29 ADOLPHE HEBERT. J. P.
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Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the snc-
IA cession OF the laie..Emlle Louis !Sigur, of
Iberville, either on account current or as holders
Of notes diawn or endorsed by said deceased,
are hereby requested 10 present them tor nom
ologatlon, and those persons indebted 20 him are
notified TO make a prompt and final settlement,
with OMER LAUh +, 1esty EXr.
oc - At Lauve X Leblanc's, II Toulouse ST. NO
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern that the Assessment Roll OF the
Parish OF lberville is now deposited in the Re-
corder's Office of this parish tor inspection.
Iberyiile, Oct. lst, 1850.
octG +. GALLERY, Assessor.
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nhS~The voters of New York will be
called upon to decide, in November,
whether negroes shall be permitted to
exercise the right of suffrage.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
have hsen opening during the past week II
l. comp etc stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,

as fine and nice as they have ever been brought
to this market. Give me a call and see my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Cheaper thaH Cccr.-Cashmere Robes OF the
latest sly les from 6 to 5 dollars a piece.
Cloals aud MaHtillas from 81 80 to SO a piece.
Shawls at all prices.
French Calico Robes of the best manufactures.
silk Robes double skirts and with IL founces.
Also plain Silks Valencielne Iaces and Collars
and Sleeves. Ladies aud Childrens' Shoes. a large
stock, finer and cheaper than was ever OF
iered TO the people.-Also | have received a large
addition TO the Millinery Goods. Fine SILK aud
straw Bonnets and Ribbons. Examine the stock
of LEOPOLD KAHN.
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.LaWflrV.

Jawelry. 5000. .JewelrY.
(K + have Just received an addition 10 our
w stock OF Jewelry, which is uON large and
varied. Every article sold by us is warranted
as represented. Ii not as represented, we will
always take the goods back and refund the mo-
ney. STOCkLEY X DELANALLADE.
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Avis.

A Wis est par lie present donn6 a tous ceux que
"A cela concerue. que lie Tahleau de Taxes de
la paroisse d'IbervIiie est depo>6 dams lie Bureau
du Recorder de cette ~paroiSse, sujet a inspection.
lbetviIle, lie | d Ociobre, 1850.
oct6 Z. GALLERY, Assessor.
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Fine Saddle and
Match Horses.

E.Ssz3 The und erSigned has just re- N~
EIsturned from Kentucky and Indi- On
ana with a number OF the finest blood
ed SADDLE AND MARCH HORSES that was
ever brought to this market. The public is re
quested TO call and look at them. They will be
sold cheap fof cash or good paper. Call at Bar
kers & MarionReaux's stable.
Vli +. &. BERRY.
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The RdiNbOaC.

COLOMON LEVY presents his compliments
- TO his friends and the public, and respectfully
informs them thar he has opened in the building
on Main street, formerly occupied by Stockley
* Deiavnllade, d
Coffee House and Lager Be err
Saloon, where good liquors and good beer can
be had, and where he hopes his Old patrons aud
the public will call and see him. seplj
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Per ship Ami'v-
10 pipes Brandy; % half DO Brandy
25 or do;
so baskets Chas. Heidsick Champagne;
100 cases assorted Fancy Liquors;
100 bbls White Wine Vinegar.
The above comprise but a NAL portion Of our
stock. We can only assure our country friends,
and country purchasers generally, that we keep
constantly on hand the best Of everything in The
Grocery line. which, if they will honor US with
a call, personally or by order, we guarantee
10 sell them, or ill their orders, at rates that
cannot be undersOld any where else in the city,
and on terms as liberal and as obliging as can be
extended by ony similar establishment in New
Orleans. We only ask a tnal.
oci6 GEO. r. WHITE & CO.
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For sale.

AlOl PICSETS aud SLAVES. Apply to
y the undersigned.
sep3s J. J. HEBERT.
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Preserve X0ur Teeth.
=. -.
SugScOn DC;liist.
Eg2 CANAL STREET

l'oNIlNj ~ lo cal, he a,,rut,on OF rhos.
Wa" nr"!'i services OF a comP.'eu, jru-
TIT. aHd chose persons whose Ynrlu have been
inquired ~ uuStiiiiul Dentists. Whose gold DROPS
oUi d saoH 'lrue after th~ lc"'H a.e ..u1-. q. aud
who's" Artificial Teeth cdIuor .u ...r. Wrnram-
iotl. 10y applying loj \. 'A,.u. ..Eruey can
have All operations Iu The neu'al ,u performed
corScieuilp">iy and In the most .~.rar.Ir uarurr.
lie bs"uno, "a" gums. before r. tracing Teeth.
"Iih a 'HeWicd PREPARATION u.'a'.t .v man.
Mh''h i"sN"n> lac uGIT. Consultations H.
french. PARISH dud English. dec3l
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Fall and Winter Clothing and
Gents FurniSsiing Goods.

Black Cloth Frock Coats of every grade
Superfne Black Cloth Dress Coats.
do. Black and colored Cashmere
Sacks and Business Coats.
Reversible Cashmere Business Sacs.
Black and coiorcd Union Cashmere
Paletots, Sacs and Business Coats
Black and coiorcd Satinct Palctots
and Sacs.
Superfine colorcd Cashmere Pants.
DO Black Docskiu do
Black and colored Union Gas. do
pc do Satinct do
Superfne Silk Velvet Ves's.
do Black and Fancy Six Vests
do Black DOeskin IL Satin do
Colored and Black Union Cas-. Vests,
single and double breasted.
O~vercoats, Highlanders and Cloaks.
Blanket Coats, Flushing and Pilot Cloth
Coats, Monkey and Harvey Jackets.
And a general assortment of Low prices and
medium quality Clothing Also a great variety
of Furnishing Goods. such a, Printed Puff Bosom
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;cHfG &c &IsCccssjOG.
ETAT LOUISIANA -Parors.i

- - 80 - l. ! HAt''hNE-
e dlberville-CCaT Ia Gene District.
Ia v"Iju duu "lir. aU lrcIrI 4 u.l airr,>c
pan Hon u.r. Cuur ga Jcur Di,..lcr lu.lrI @ e.
dr Fiat de a lotIsIdue. Ell e.. pom 20 raIal..r
q ~ihervI.Ie en- date O.. - O,,o1rc l-Gu ,'rA-
po>eral ga Ven " uu,Iqur au plus oiIrdnl e., lr,-
uer eUcncu>>-ur,
NlRDIb y NDIHJIBHE procFoin.
i>cD. a ~ ar1rcs. !. 81 a la mai.un aa cour he
r.;~ r~Hr"l--r. d'u, "a Vile d- ~rlaiu'u.uo, ,r,
Ir'ro"'ss yi-arrrs d:rntcs arpa''raanr IA
So. e,,l.n ii. isrs ti.rg Dria,.
e. Ia c'muunrutr qui exi,'ni, ru,re ellie Ct
soH cIou> ,uryIyant Jules Dufana ,ayoiu
IN CERTAIN LOr III rERNE sllue dams
"a pdrOI>~e q Ih-rvIlie. 81 e da Pauu.m!ur dan,
.r''r p".'I'u .a t'a ,I''" Ji.i.r, ia lots raT
john DU,, %. &c dt lo' r,l ~lIuG 4 Truc, i.urrr
Gc> rln- ia Name e. ~ruIUairc. rur,urrut s1rx-
ant" uu' p,r,js Jc lace. ur>u.e NugIai>c. sur q.
~" ia Nam. a'ec uue IIo.oudrur de- gaatre
v'rgt pied, on p.u> SuI Ia ute HrmlrIre. cuire
iI-urs pardlic,le,. on tou'e "a pro orG-ur >'Greu-
ddnt te IA rue dH Man lu>qg a ID iigue Gi,i,dul
'e di iyi q io' appdr,rnaIt a Francis Gallagher.
e. horne Went /" leave par lot lie la vauyc :. Me-
adm. e. en aructe pdg lot ia At FIdacls Cal
iagner. e'du1 te mtme lot one Jul"s Duraufa
dche:lc de francois Greenland. H. 30 Octuhrr.
l>3-. scion de arle de- yeute p.rteyau' Louis
Petit. Recorder dr c,t'e paioi>-e. a]lnsi.re rop.es
les Ia'Is-r> Il ame.!oraiIou> 4uI ~ lTJWeut ct
oPrd1rrm.rut.
Conditions compliant.
TIlED BLANCHARD. Sheriff
Praise tlDer'Il" %. &c l2Ot. INjb. ocl3
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~. L. HAMILTON
Attorney at Law,

VIII practice in the DistIic. court o! Ibervilie.
\ share in lhe business of said Cour, solicited.
o. Address Clinton. La. oc,C
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ROSS s. G.EEEsEEFFEEs.
~ EE4gzDiTE3N.
Selling Of al Prime (oSg.
TNHE Undersigned vii oT.r fr sale ~ Prime
L Cost their Larry, Varied All Extensive
Stock of
FANCY and DOMESTIC Day GOODS
CLOTHING. uDUEN. NHO'.S. HATS
& CAP. .thDWAEE *
SNEII

from mi, d,,e. n,ri the I,r Jav ,gJ,ru,,v ravt
when the ba ancs thea Oh haul. w..l be CLOSED
out at auction.
Inc pieenl "n"rs = ta'e 'i''r. hF "n5-
al extremely low ~I,sr o'' IL" '"'''' ''Fr'
The Stock Is ,e.y complete and con>i.. in
pat, OF The following a]r;Ir,rs:
Fancy, staple, House Furnishing "n".
Plantation Dry foods.
lHcI' Dress "o'.l, cd jIr."" o.. .~%.
fa~nhr1IirE'"r, 90 al descriptions.
Six, cotton ana "o'!c" ti"a'ety, a.,
sizes.
Gents Ll-.-- an CA'id:cAS -"
ana MerIno cs's.
silS ana Cioil btr1'ia and Lt'iai,
Tor Ladies "ni ll."ten.
Cashmere, A'.inos, D,!a!aes, oi 90"
best makes.
Black ana t".'.ci >,iSS, a.! co.rr-
ana new 'iHi'@.
Irish and :vuch I"plh', v'ry hAHd-
some.
italn y Liubrn"dcTtd Eng. bdrcGcS.
GrchtiIe> plain and eubroidrrcd.
PoIi de Oh"Vrc, very handsome
figured and PLAN.
NaIlcnrla and Cashmere iIaIdS;
Very beautiful styles Chlnta Cash
meres.
French, English ~ american Prints.
ShIrtlng, Linens y Linen HheetnsS.
Table pamask, all widths, at all prices.
Linen Towels and IoweilnSS, ol eV-
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OSO. Z. wITTE. h. g. ADAMS
GEO. F. WITTE & CO.,
WiIoieSaie Gr0Cers and COm-
mission Merchants,

DAO'N' TURN, LSiND, fLOCh; WINE
AND LIQUORS,
aid all kinds Of Western Produce.
Nos. II and II Front Levee, between Custom
house and BienviIle streets, New ORLEANS.
NEO. F. WITTE & co. respectfully
~ inform their Iberville friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have just received per
ship Forest City
50 boxes SaIeratus; 80 kegs Shot;
10 boxes Cream Tartar; 10 kegs Bar Lead.
Per ship Chas. Davenport
25 kegs Sal Soda; 50 boxes Pipes, ass'd;
Is cases Brass-bound Pals;
500 do Tobacco Boxes, halves and qrs;
500 boxes Herrings; % cases Yeast Powders
50 cases Fire Crackers; 50 DO. Matche
~ bags Spice; so cases do.
Per ship Ida Snow
50 bbls White Fish; $50 bxs Goldfish;
$50 kits Mackerel, / and ?;
200 bbls do 2 and ,;
50 qrs DO No. l.
Per ship J. II. Chadbourne-
100 cases Baltimore Cove Oysters;
100 DO Lobsters; 25 DO Green Peas, in cans,
100 boxes Lemon Syrup;
100 cases Baldwin x Myers Preserves;
50 do do do Pie Fruit,
100 do do do gal. Pickles;
- do do DO I-2 do do;
50 do do do Ia do do.
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aSco: .lu .5cocE4EC-s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-30
From Warrington.
WAsurnnrnx lima OF

WAbHIf0TON, June II, 1860.
II was stated in Yesterdays dispatch that
motion was made in the executive session
of the Senate to strike out frem the treaty
between the United States and Spain. for the
settlement of claims, the clause to paw for
the Armistad negroes, and that while ii v as
not believed that the motion could prevail.
its retention would jeopardize, il not en-
sirely defeat, it's ratification. This prede.
ton was realised to-day. The motion to
strike it out, 1t 10 understood was made by
Mr.. Sumner, but disagreed to, and on the
question Of ratification, "a voted in the AT
frmative, and is in the negative--not the
requisite two-thirds.
The Senate failed to reconcile the disagree
mepts on the Mexican Treaty, and 10 iptis
posed to act further on the subject at present.
Its consideration was postponed till next De-
cember.
Two Indian treaties were ratified and the
appointment of Mr.. Russell as NAVY Agent
confirmed, together with the nomination OF
several Deputy Possmasters. No nomina
tons were submitted by the President for
the full Sandman Mission, or TO supply the
vacancy in the Supreme Court, occasioned
by the death Of Mr.. Daniel. Az the Pres.
cent has no further communication to max q
to the Senate y would have adjourned to-day
but Tor the fact that time is required for the
consideration OF the nomination of General
Johnston as Quarter Master General-a CUES
ton having arisen affecting the succession
under the law, Col. Thomas being the senior
officer in that department..
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- ST. Joseph, June 27.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived this eve.
ming with $ll 1868 in dust, and dates to June
2lst.
The reported death of Little Raven. Chief
OF the Arapahoes, in battle with the Utes.
proves to be false. His brother was severe.
~ wounded. They lost killed, and 50
Wounded. They captured 3 Utes children
and "a ponies. The loss of the U.es il mot
known. Another large party of Arapaboes.
Sioux, and Apsches have gone on an cxpedi.
ton against the Utes.
Latest advices from the Arkansas state that
crowds are rushing to the California gulch
mines, realizing from SIS to $40 to the man.
Emigrants 60 into Califorpia pulches. ana
hnd,ng they cannot obtain claims without
large amount OF money, make no effor IA
discover claims for themselves, but leave
eursing the copnky.
weather. extremely warm and dry.
iho MISSOURI niver 10 very high, and st;,I
rising. -A1 s''ii
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Heads or Tails---who wins,

Those pure and peerless patriots, the Lo-
oofoco leaders of New York, are trying to
patch up plan to unite the "Harmonious''
Of that State on She same Electoral ticket !;
the electors to be unpledged for either Doug
las or Breckenridge, but to cast the vote for
either as may seem most expedient.
II is fortunate that the people will be able
to save any trouble on that subject by elect.
ing the Lincoln and Hamlin ticket. But the
scheme shows the utter restitution of prin.
ciple amongst the Locofoco politicians of
New York, and the low estimate they put up.
on the honesty and intelligence Of the masses
These spoilsmen of both wings of the De-
mocracy are ready to throw heads or tails
whether they shall advocate Douglas and
squatter sovereignty or Breckinridge and q
slave code, If, in either case, they may sc
cure the spoils of office.