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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

N ew Spring Stock, for 1850, at
SIlGLEIt, PETERS 81 co,
No, 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
FI1i snh'crher in receipt large stock
4 OF 81 APlE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, of FRENCH,
i.AHIlNil AND AMERICAN MANTFACrti RE, To which
! solicit the intention nj their old customers and all those
VA" want goods OF the latest styles. good qualify and
s"nae Prices Read parta enumeration appended below
aiirovS, Gingaus and Lawn
l'ri1H trench tamhrics and Jaconets, solid AMI plain,
Organize Mu>lins and i;cral.s,
Bcra;c and Muslin flounrci I;ah,s.
Mourning Goods, Al Muslin. Lava AMI Berasos,
Rrra.srs, he laines and thailies,
llr,'e- filkA, Black Plain and Fancy,
lrntn ttmbrie au'i Embroidered liaHdk,rchiofs,
Md aud SILK tiln.es, various Coors,
H5's and Misses silk Mins Unng and short)
lace Tissue anI Belgc Nc.s.
Froach Worked Collars aud ~ sets,
tralC
Alpaecas, Moasa. and Ban1ahnes
Misses llosier, and Glnycs,
Misses nauGe Mernu Vests,
VIII" t"ple, I'LL u,i>
SIrGG ~hINls, various culoTs,
fontard silks at low CURES,
Lace Shaw i aud Mam,s.
Hoop NhtIiS, all sizes and prices.
Hoop Nhirt aIrrnIl"ts >nuclhlu: rev.
GhNl'S GOODS.
III. ,ad Cloths plain ahd Etncy.
slack ana fane! t,Is imtrrs
N'-itn-S, All kinds.
,Cnt, Ines, Stocks and tIaNats
Sairi tulius and liusrms,
Gloves - Hose ad lian.kc rclicfs
Pine Apple llandk cfchiriS, something new,
/" "ncn Is added line stock heavy linea and ro:top
- =, CA Window Shades. tarpciings. Mating. Rug, ,y.r
Malis @c ~ htne'GU,r the No. tlvul, and call IN.
M -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

tNThcse quotations. viii be understood, represent whole
sas prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
For Mayor.

m, - W. anthnrledt To announce WM e III EloN,
y candidate Cor the oiicc Of Master OF Police
l4I,il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
cANn1pATEs FoR oFFIcE.
For Commissioner of Revenue.

49, WE authorized 10 announce f. n EuBANK
IT, a. a candidate election 10 The Office Of Com
iuls.ianer u the Recommendation. 81 OF April next
a, out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

Asimosfcn vas tlsa aae fhats this order sshouia
swi4lAs fvsr 10 N trose on the Foufth. in
psk - MA
On motion Resolved. That We bring Montross
down. here that day yUnsnimousiyscarsisd.lH Mt
IHefcfhsC hairman was fned Eve cents Tor catch-
ing flies i@ n ...ss - e
Jake hpileing -for-a muas here made nssion
that the 4th u July should the day before,
as hewan; cd on that day torlnto Quincy With che
machine" Motion lest. q saf4 4, s
On motion of Southern member,
Resslved, That this Order, after marching one
half hour In Keokuk, should 70 to New orleans, as
has Family wanted 10 see the ahow.
Motion lost Crest contasion; Ssnthern members
threatening 10 bolt unless they had thsir way.
1 On motion, @.1
Resolved, That tho psotesdings or this 'na59tina
be read ous dance day at III de rark. al also
be puhtshed in I'll q the most oPular daily papers
Of cur city.
Go motion, adjourned, after siuging--a ladies
won't you marry" to meet, sine die, on next Tues
day evening.
SQUASH suMpUMPKIE, nj. D.,
9fnas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23
ca We sec nothing important in the Con-
grtssional report of the 2iat.

HoRsfBLE DEArH.-tsaac Owen, who %
capped from our county Jail last winter whore he
was incarceratrd 70 await trial for mar er,
has, we learo, met With the grim monster 10
more horrible shape than by hanging.
Soon after he left the Jail bis feet ere
badly frozen, but be continued bis journey
till be reached Ohio I've did not hear what
TOWN. and stopped at the house of bic aunt.
lie feet and legs 20 his knees were foand
ALMOST completely dead from the effect Of
the frost when be reached bis destination.--
He fingered on 10 the most Intense agony for
many weeks, the fesh sIoughing from his,
feet and ANGLES, and the bones dropping off
At the joinss- When death came (shall We
say to bis reief?) be was wasted 20 mere
shadow by bis horrible physical and mental
suEarings. Verify The way Of The transgress
or il hard.--[Ft. Madison flsindeAler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

SuMsEs's SpggcH.-T The ST.. Louis Repub
Hcar publishes Summers recent powerful
Speech on the barbarism Of Slavery in full
for the benefit Of it's readers 10 the South.
The Democrat thinks this was done i'm or
der TO keep up the "agsationn for The ben.
eft OF Douglas, and asserts that if the doc
ument be ncendiary in it's character the
Republican, by giving II such wide spread
circulation in the Slave States, is . much
worse incendiary than Sumner himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

We have our table acme specimens II three
new publications whob Msssrs. j ghnson, Fry Go.
Of New York City, are now carrying through the
press and suppl ing 10 ia monthly parts
or numbers. sea ast II
The fret which we have b notice is new cdi-
tian of kbak espeares Works In octave FORM print
II ~. 49,. -. a
-. s. - = = = - = P'
So 80 A'eap 'a,pe - s''s'
- 80, y 50 'A'n''. ? :" = s-n
-" " ''' sa's anu
,9-.l - 80 -. = -
80 paa' 80
= = y w sAe w.
IN aoea' Ao5 W P@fhf ano ~ hlennssds furtys nses
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1sefars cyts Nottcc,

Or. D. l.. Brisbane, will preach upon |" Pride,
next Sunday, uns 2Aths a. ii clock A. NJ, in th
Hall on the West csrner of Main and 9Th streets
Come and hear IL you arr not too iaxy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23
spxml-uooTsAcw .so.xAxr, Secretary.


There will be a large LOT Of Furniture sold this
morning st clock, consisting OF hass-ssy Chair,
CARPETS. istcsds and Mattresses, at u. r. Hum
phrsys's Sales Room No. Eates Hoaae.
Also, hne lot of Watches and Jeweiry will be
offered at the close Of the above sale Of rrnilure
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23
n. =. TEN-EVcK,
General insurance Agent,
CO.'S epsASD NJ AIN-STs.,

LIRE, LAKE,. RIVER AND IIFEsN
l. sBk&keE promptly at euded To at this Office.
BeIar aad mare lrrxsst7y car lac given OF this
eensJ tha1 any ether in this city and less troabe
after ioss.
iHina iss &C., Of Hwtfore, Conn, 81 le4 100
Home fnsayancs Csmpsay, Of AeU To,k, l,A57,s9s
herft AM<riedn In Co, Hartford, corr., 500, eco
sfhg FIRE fasErancs Co., of hfr Hseen, 97e65s
Phr@&S FHs 1ssns eaes Co. of rew Ycrk. 2ae zoe
LoriAaSd Fire iassyascs 'Ge :, Neso lork, 10. oOe
Connetst Mutual Lsff In. Co., Hartford. 3,0o0, s2s
Da. q. W. Bosp4 NJ sdisai Rxamaner s.
E1-A. W.GkIEFIiii la anshorised to receive
applios tious fsrsil sbsye com panios.
GE buildings, Merchandise, Mtlk, Factories
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at a.
low rates as other Companies who pay their losses
saba Ii, b. 1EN-ElCh, Agent,
nfhce corner 81 and Mait sta., heokuk, Iowa.
june Z, din
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Chs. Cat. 'G,tp.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE Is.

a. Medical College Hall was crowded on
Thursday hight, and very many went awsy
for want Of room. The upper part Of the
hall was excessively hot, and yet the audi
encp sat and stood patiently through the per-
Torrance by the pupils of the High School.
The speakers were generally wide awake, and
evidently took as much interest 80 older ora
tors in addressing. listening Senates. They
acquitted themselves In q creditabie names.
AT The close, some appropriate remarks were
made by Gen. Van Antwerp and MIR. Leigh
ton on the Importance OF having a high
serest elected by this occasion indicates that
very many of our citizens have high sppre.
citation of Mr.. Jamieson's school.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

49, II ossetters stomach Bstters are now gener-
ally conceded h. be unequaied ia their prompt ac-
tion in aileviating and curing all diseases of the
stomach. Ihvir superior e1ce4isEee aad consequent
renpwn is ssIl accounted Tor, from tne ~ell known
fact, that they made under the personal SUPER
vision OF The proprietor, and In sliiei accordance
with pharmaceutic science. Its use IL always at
tended with the mnst beneficial results, an in
ses Of Nervous Debi lily, Constipation, Fiatuence,
and other like diseases, eaused by disorderod
stomach, itscaraave powers are Of tbs most speedy
and powerful character, and exeeeds any other prep
aration Of the same claims before the public.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by r. GlRsoss, A. ]. WILKINSON, BARTLETT
kAYR b Co., and j. BRADEa.
June 1S '6O-dsw
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D,.ea.ed Horses ana cattle

Dtssaseu HORSES nau taGtle
require internal remedies to purify their blood,
and remove inflammation and lever, sen the skin,
eeanse tne water, snd strengthen very part the
bo iy. Ali eases # Coughs and golds. Founder,
plstempcr, i.aTs ~ appetite, Inward Strains, IeI-
low Water, Iffamation of the Eyes. Fatigue from
Hard Labor, alsa, kheulaatism, commonly called
stiff Compiaint,t ana arfnptvs diseases, such az
or g,nate in impure state OF the blood, to-wi
Poll kvtl. Big Hesl, Fstula, oareit, and scratch
es r qunp Tree us vt Sloan's LIBERATED Condi-
ton Powder. IL 10 mild, s'fa, thorough, aud far
superior 10 any otherrcmedy yet discovered.
see Slopn i Advertisement, in another column Of
this aper. June 10 DOT VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

II rem / u IN = 90 cS!I
rINuE mOST RELIABLE FIRE AND
/ HuRGfAK PKDDF SAFES! They
give more satisfaction than any other now In use.
WE OFFER $1,000 REWARD 70 any person
who can up to the present time, show single in
stance wherein thsy have failed to preserve their
contents. With this safe challenge all compe-
titon, as being the best hre-proof, burglar-proof,
FIRE aud burglar proof Safe, now made and sold "
the public. We are prepared to FURNISH
BETTER SAFE, and at LESS COST, than any
other manufactures in the United States.
We warrant our SAFES Perfectly
Ffrc-proor, and free from Dampnsss
These safes have taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
the Fourth Annual Fair in St. Louis 10 1889, over
all competition. Also, at the Mechanics Fair, In
Cincinnati.
Halls Patent Bank and Safe Locks always on
hand. We are also agents for the best Bank Locks
In the United States.
Burglar Proof Safes for Vaults, Vaults and
Vaut Doors made TO order.
socoad- hand safes, Of other makers, on hand and
orsalc cheap.
Weraspectinlly invite the public to cal / aud
anime our stock heio ore purcna sng elsea bore
| HALL, CARROLL co.
/ SALES R0nM--No. IL Main-st., Merchants Ex-
| change Buildings, st, Louis, No.
De-. l6, o. aSws dpiy
st Louis Homeopathic Pharmacy
No. 81 North Fifth-st opposite Mercantile Library.
| rI1IE nndersi gned have recently opened, al the
/ i above location, a htst-class Homeopathic Phar.
macy, where ihsy d s,ga to keep every variety OF
Medicines, consisting III
| TInctuTes, DtIuttOns nnd WI edlcated
| GtOOutess
ALKETHREPTA, Homeopathic Chocolate, dit
ferent preparations a Arnoa, Walls Corks, Labels
and every ether ariue that tho physician or buyer
may require.
Homeopathic Docks and Standard Works.
TEXT BOOKS, DIsSEcTING INSTRUMENTS for
the use Of students, FANNY CHESTS, aud CASES
of MEDICINES. Having purchased our stock fuf
Cash. we can afford to sell as cheap az any reliable
Pharnacy ia tbs United States We invite ali q
call aud examine our stock.
Dec Is, 1889 dhwly SIkoN6 " !.
| JFor sals by NV. WEsTCDlT,
| DeoI0a VI Maln-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

1900 kW0u N1lV1w S8MlVJCe t&
IN r. PHREx. Ancsiou su4 Conn.,
IL. mission Merchant, No. Esiee House.
f4gpleTx Aacji9n Sales on Tuesday, Ihurs-sy
MdAASk0soay msrnings; also ovcry 4r shing. lar.
wriitnre sales every SATURDAY morning.
k&-particuiar attention gwen To sales ir the
.country. <3&3a z&s.&sssF41 larNA 4
TusI received . large consi gnment of Table Tut
~ IeTy Ehieh Will be sol Very low
my26 ID. II. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND aslI In tsiss city
., for sale, or viii be exchanged Tor a fafn,.--
Apply TO ID. Il. HUMPHREY.
my 26d *t @#
| U5I received consignment of fine foakst
~ KNIVES direet fr,m manufacturers, which rial
be soid at private sae 80 per cent iess thar aaI
pt,ess. -. Aag Cd . 7. HUMPHREY Ag't.
| HAVE been srpotni ed soie gent1fpr the sals Of
Il Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial and school purposes ia highly seennr
snended equal to The best the market - = ~
= ap76d ID. r. HUMPHREY
A hAttAh fnvhfse of Skinner Coat Iust or ned.
"A which will b, sold at large discount from
cost Also, lot OF Summer shAwis. H F
April 26, go d d. +. HUMPHREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

~ We would cali particular attention to Nc
Lean notice in another column. We aud the fol-
loving from the ST. Louis Herald, width speaks
volumes in it's favor. We say to all, give IL q
trials
"We take especial pleasure In recommending
MeIeAn's celebrated Strsnst kening Cordial, rs an
inv Aiusbla remedy for general debility and weak
ness We have seen IL tested in circle nder osr
own immediate observation, and can vouch for iu
efficacy and worth IL is M article which should
be kept constantly in every family, IL Is eestaiu
ly an invaluable medicine.
See advertisement, in another column.
j. lSd&w s#aAe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

tLARGE assortment Of ID, ugs, NJ
n Chemicals, INSTRUMENTS and
!
Fancy articles just received at
ths ahoss eStabiishmebI, eolo-
erisng all the new Chemical
Preparations, Iilden Il r. luis TX
tracts, Trnsses, A bdomtnai sup r.
portets, Pessarief, cpes lums Of
all kinds, etelhoseapes, Cathe-
ters, Spprnatorrhoa Rings, aud
some splendid cases Of Char
riere's SUP srior instruments. lr]nI t.
These articles having be I---zjssEEs11S7
iected with special reference to -
the known wants of the profession, are offered on
the best terms 10 Physicians n, Others.
April l9 div IH0s. RYAN, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23
OF THE GREAT CITIES.

All olsD NJ H. NINA a1tlEsC
We the updsvsigned MAYORS, hereby certif
that the druggists, Apothecaries and Physiaisns o
our several cities have signed . document OF ~
saraucefo US that theTemsdisE Of Dr. !, g. AYkI
4 co, of lowell, lATEtS sARsAPARlLI.A
PILLS. AaUE CUhE, and Gil EtllaY T. PICTORIAL,
have bees sosnd 10 b Hedscsue~ CREST sx<sIiencs
and worthy the confidence Of the community.
non. JAMES C0oR.-
.AEgshayof Ct Lowell.
non. ALBIN BEAHD,
Mayor Of Nashua, N. III.
non. Il. W. HARRINGTON,
smm Mayor Of Manchester, N. II.
non. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of Concord, N. IT.
\ HoN..A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor OF Worcester, Mass. 2
NON. NATHN'L sri spEE.
Mayor OF Salem, Mass.
NON. Il. W.-LTNCQLE, n
80 Mayor of Boston, Mass.
- Hoy. W. III. HOLMAN,
-saaa Mayor ofprosidence, r. |.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
non. j. N. HARRIS, tV IE<
Mayor of New London, CT.
HoS. cB1s. s. DomEa,
Mayor Of Montreal, O. Z.
a5S. b. r. TENN, :
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. H. Al. kINsTHEY,
MAJOR OF Hamilson, g. w.
nov. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of Toronto, c. w.
HON. r. NJ. BISHOP.
Mayor OF Cincinnati, 0.
HON. /. H. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisviile, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AoT, JAS. McrTETEgs.
Mayor OF Bowmanville, G. w.
H0S. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jns
@t7 Mayor Of Iialiowell, Me. Is
NON. JAS. s. BrgK. 49, -
Mayor of Fredericton, n. b.
HON. WILLARD EYE,
Mayor Of New Bedford !, Mass.
HON. J. c. BLAISDELL,
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
HON. W. Ii. cRANsIoN, s~~'
Mayor OF Newport, r. |.
hon. FRRD. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN IoDfDEy,
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa.
Nun. EAUB
Mayor of Chattanooga, Tenn.
non. r.. ID. BAUaH,
Mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of Racine, Wis.
HOY. A. FARR,
Mayor of kenosha, Wis.
HoS. JOHN C. HATSEs,,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. ]. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
nov. W. HoLYDAp,
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
non. THos. FRENCH,
Mayor OF Burlington, Iowa.
HON. wa LEIGHTON,
Elk. Mayor of Keokuk, Iowa.
certify that the resident Druggists have assure
them
Certify that the resident druggists have assure
them
cersify that the resident Druggists have assure
them
AYERS sARsAPARTLLA
AYERS sARSAPARILLA
AYERS sARSAPARILLA
L. sn excellent remedy. and worthy the confdenc
Of the com munity.
Is an excellent remedy and worthy the confdene
OF the community.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

CEMENT.
KIN BBLS. fresh just received and for sale low
oV Cement constantly on hand.
KELLOGG & BfHGF,
my2sd IS Main~fL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

Mr. J, H.caas.bsrt, agsat i rpw ana viii u
for some days b. in this City soliciting sub
SER ptiers for these works s~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23
MlfuEIET,S NV HuOK.

NTOW ready, sWoaAE;" sequel and cnmpanion
IN to "L'Amour. !. 4 translated from early sheets
by Dir. j. w Palmer, translator ct 81, Amour.f q
Ihis day received by A
aprod OGDEN, BR0WNELL co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

Itgs ssSass1yAe slsntk1e
ssa vaeyes ~ On sssnae
rsssc asSA " ~ 4fsaftIAr
tisa al H1Cto I sft,s sn4
EAAxr yE y fNAs 1
Bleed ases, BIss b heas,
sxsnAke<sliss villa CAsr-
~ RMxh ana uAnAsa.xSe
enters into ia cors pcss-
tien. The entire sstlva
russ .siIsi pyi ao3~ sH
eel b 8usrcdlsns ~ sAtf~
oaghiy extrAstsd ~ ny
new nassAcA vi a. iIksssx,
Y're1ssiEx Adsltexe9A, A~
kiiasnkiaesrtftA ~ tAs
wost iafAl1tsls remedy
few s~cvahng Ne 80
e&ese systsn. AnArnAsr~
Ing the sieA aaAnfAA-s 4
dehiitsAs~6 iAwaffa 10
hsaitA AssA stxakw n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

CIIAIG n ENSTEH.
A TTpRNEIS AZ LAW keokuk, Iowa. Will
~ practice In the Courts Of this and adjoining
Counsies, Lnd nathe Supreme Court. otaoe on
Main BIT. End and 3rd streets, ever Ogden's Book
store. je 2 dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-14
Ths Sixlh of November.

Remember that Tuesday, the sixth day of Novem-
ber Is the day of the election. Make your arrange
ments to be at the polls early and stay there until
the last vote is put in the box. The prospects are
decidedly cheering for united South in favor OF
those gallant men, BEECKNRIDGE and LANE, who have
trod hostile soil in a foreign country and who are
not attempting to blink the issues made by SEWARD,
SUMNER & Co. See that your tickets are ordered,
See your neighbors and friends on the highways
and byways the hills and in the valleys, on the
mountain tops and IN the caves See that they come
to the polls and stand side by side with their friends
throughout the South in support of the only ticket
that now has the remotest chance for success against
those who would reverse the DEGREES Of Divinity by
placing the whites upon a level with the negroes.
The time between this and the election is short. 1t
is the time for action. The prospects of our sue
cess in this and the other Southern Statesare of the
most encouraging character Be up and doing.
Work Is the word, and brilliant victory awaits US.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-14
The LADY EIrIn Disaster.

The London Times gives the following curiou,
circumstance concerning the loss of the Lady Elgin
1T is a remarkable circumstance connected with
the loss of the Lady Egn Lake Superior that the
sad accident took place on the anniversary Of the
explosion on board the Great Eastern, on her tria
trip from the More to Portland Harbor, the late Ia
mented Mr. HERBERr INGRAM NJ. P, being one of the
passengers on board at the time of the occurrence
The Inflated gentleman was on that occasion indi-
rectly, under Divine Providence, the means of saw
ing the lives of the majority of those on board for
it was out of compliment to him that they remained
remote from the scene of the explosion in the dining
soloor, and were actually engaged in pledging his
health at the moment when the water jacket of the
funnel burst with a crash never to be forgotten by
those who heard it. The very day before he left
England he payfuly joked with the writer of this
notice upon his having declined to make his voyage
to the New World in the Great Eastern"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-14
THE CANVASS.


FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 18th, 1860.
MEssRs. EDIToRs The BRECKENRIDGE and LANE
ticket is gaining every day. We have not lost
single vote, but have been gaining from both the
Bellies and Douglssites. Douglas will not get Is
votes in Lincoln on the 9th of November. Andy
Johnsons speech made lots of votes for us and they
are still coming Among the many gains from the
Bellities will mention talented young lawyer of
tins place. who can't stand Bells past history con-
nected with the public service;n who was secretary
of the Bell meeting in this place to appontdelegates
to Nashville and Shelbyve, also secretary Of tie
convention at Shelbyyile that nominated W. F. Ker-
cheval Bell Eector. Look out for the largest vote
for Breckenridge and Lane ever given to any Demo-
cratic ticket in the last twenty yearsa larger vote
than given to Andy Johnson. Lincoln has never
failed. She never will
Yesterday was the day for the "Grand Union
Rally" of the Union-savers, announced in numer-
hand-bills stuck up all over the town and coun-
try. EleUen unanimous people from the country were
in town The speakers didn't come. Eleven men
were unanimously disappointed, and went home as
soon as they could get off They tried to get their
sub-elector to speak, but he wouldn't This is the
way they will do the 9Th of November to come
to the ballot-box If every county will do as well
for Breckenridge and Lane Lincoln they can
carry the State by 10000 majority. Some one OF
the Bellies told j 20 prepare large dinner, as
a large crowd would be in town. j prepared
the dinner-enough to accommodate 100 persons or
thereabouts-but 10 and behold! but too men ed
loith him, and they lived in town.
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AuRIucfdeut.

During the discussion in this city on Tuesday. of
last week between Messrs. Peyt0a. Bate and Mcann
and particularly while Mr. McCann was speakipE
persons in different parts Of the crowd would fre-
Ggeutiv shout: Hurra for Douglas nv Douglasl
Douglas is my mani Hit him again my Dick, And
this cheering SO frequent. so loud and so many
/ were engaged in it, that 4 stranger would have
concluded that a majority of the audience were IN
favor Of the little dictator.
But the Democracy of Rutherford nine tenths of
whom had never seen Douglas man until their ewes
cazed upon the appendRge ct the Bell elector, Dick
NrganD were not deceived. and Gen. Bate was not
the man 70 permit any portion AZ the audience to be
imnosed unon by such 4 trick as this ERs He knew
the Doltical complexion OF the crowd, and well
at,ad in his mind with regard to the character OF
d. mon who were shouting SO vOcIterOusv 10Y
DouoIas Before concluding his reJoInder he asked
tbn 6ouplas men in the crowd 70 let themselves be
known bv holding up their hands.
a gcntle,Aau from the State OF Ohio. who has been
49, a fa,V weeks in this State, who was friend of
DargIas and surprising himself in the midst Of a
bot ~ noIitcal friends when Gen. Bate called on
the DouGlas men 10 distinguish Themselves, held up
ms hand The call was repeated and urged by Zen.
Batp LII 10 the astonishment of the gentleman from
Ohio and l. the great confusion of Mr. McCann, and
we NAV add 20 me shame and wrath OF the Bel
men who had been having for Douglas, not another
! hand was raised IN tAat crowd of more than 8
! thousand voters Now said Gen. Bate, pointing to
Mr. McCann you can see who they gre that are Civ
/ ing you encouragement in your Rork Of trying TO
! divide and defeat the Democratic party. They are
the friends Of John Bell that patting you On he
back and urging you on, and for their benefit you
are Acknowledgements AelrS.