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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

I CLOTHING Y
FORTHE MII.TiInN

ME are now receiving 4 large stock of cloth313
vv which has been boua hit loH md win 10 sojd
Iow Tor cash The prices are suited Tor hard times
and the goods ire FOR ali kinds OF customers. wv
Stock comPrises every style and quality 81 Cloth
ms. uentleasn = II usnishing Goods. 1runks, Va
Uses, Carpet 1Aes, and everything commonly kept
Customers win ma IL for tAsir intere.t "a III,
We are detsfned " SSH - chsap Is the cheapsst
and We desireto - everybody comfOrtaby eJbthed.
We don = charge anyshine fcr showing goods.
they don't bdy. ~" :. {
kememhsr tss placs. On Third-st., between
Main and johnson. $50
6eptl7d s. POLLOCK 4 M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

Many Of the leading Democrats %.
pers OF Georgia are ont for Alexander ri !.
Stevenson the Presidency. Since The grand
detection Of Breckenridge, the Douglas in-
terest in the North seems to be turning I
warm side toward Stevens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

QTMr. Amman, OF Downfeld, N. Y. has
succeeded in taking hehoney from bse-hives
by the use Of chloroform, whereby the bees
were removed to another hive without any
injury. ees
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

d X A P Il r AND TAILOR.
second-st., between Main and Johnson streot.

NV EDWAKD DEA NJ,
d RAP ER AND TAILOR.
second-st., between Main and johnson strcota.
KEOkUk. IOWA. 1919 80
n snhl description Of Cloths and CAssimxk
- constantly on hand and ont and nal m Il =
garments In style unsurpassed In the eitv . M n
N.B.-Boys' Clothing out and made Ii IT, ,aA.sA
and best styles. Tdansa .dI-a
GOpaI varnIsH. - III ----Tr4~-r -
& BBLS. superior quality for sale very I'M ~
Al. WlLKINHDN
Sign of the Golden Eagle and koYt.,
oesle-o . Aain street.
Tour Years Aboard Ih0 " haIo = = -
ksMBRACINd cruises In the Pacific, Atlantis. IL.
- dian and Antarctic Oceans, in IL vssrs 1874
30, 'o7, 'bS and '5o, by w. B. Whitcar For m.
by OGDEN, RROWNRI1.x "a
Mrs. STOVES Last n Greatcst work.
1.-THE mINIETER,O WOOING., q,
EI'AE Ministers Wooing, By Harriet Bs eohar
l. Stowe, for sale by 49, -
!, OGDEN, BRowNRLL 4co..
rov1so --------- 81 Main-st
WE BOOK W THE CHAPTER. q Morri1o.g.i
:, Instructions In Tho degrees o. MARI. Pat. -
most 2 Excsilsnt Master, and the Holy ROYAL Ireh.
For iaisT OGDEN. BRowNELL 1 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

AN ADnrssroN.-Fred Douglas acknowl-
edges since his arrival in England that he
did know OF the Harper's Ferry plan, AZ I'M
dertaken by Brown, and approved the origi-
nal scheme OF running of the slaves and e.
tablishing Q rendezvous in the mountaina.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

The FREE Mono BILL IN FLoRlDA.-An-
other proscriptive measure has just been de-
feated in the South. A bill recently passed
both houses OF the Florida Legislature for
the expulsion Of tho free negroes from th .
State, but the Governor refused to ak his
signature, and the measure failed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25


AAVhj1st received II their Fashionable Tsiy ar
ing and Furnishing Establishment. : ct.oics
and extensive supply u RrOadcIOths. -
stmeres, vessints, nna Ia ents rI~-
mis- hing d o ads AoH aIl 0eecff Drt~E.
and guarantee that thor work shall " ronA m ~
most approved and SAITH actory mannsyz Thsv -
constantly Nceiving ths Now York s.nd Phiislel-
phIa fashsns drespsctfnlly solid Eli Who desire
good work and ths best nAtsr. al Ia Ave them
Nov. s, sbo-diy HUTCHINSON DTW1Y. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

G6Hon. John Bell, Of Tenn, in letter
to the Committee Of Correspondence, in be-
half OF the Bailie Peyton Banquet, SAYS:
The indignant terms in which you speak or
the attempt, made for party purposes to
fAsten the charge upon the whole North, of
sympathiEiDg with the wicked enterprise Of
John Brown and his associates, are but the
natural expressions OF resentfui innocence,
under charge % grossly unjust, and, at the
same time, 90 misohiesous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25
KEOKUK &HIRT mANUrAy1TOnY
fA@4s# $3.50 AID eg
Ready-Made Linen DEPOT.

KEOkUK &HIRT MANUEADTORY !,
Ready-Made Linen Depot,
-. n. & y. 8MEPR END.
Third st., bst. Main h johnson EOKTrK.
CHikTs MADA TO ORDER, from measure cut
~ upon our improved method. A A. guaranteed
0entlencn's Linen altered or rcpaircd
We VIII slAo make r~a~- =. !. s:....-.c- :.
ner, Ladies' and Gentlemen = underwear in gsn-
eral sA s4 ~
ohildren's Clothes. Ladies' Cloaks, RsgaIia, TO-,
Plnking, stamping, Emhsoidering, and al kinds
Of needle work axscutsd In : superior manner.
Nov.1d .
HOLIDAY PREsL NTs.
Nov rs THE TIME to make your selection.
~ from tAe extensive stock Of ss
Watches, Clocks, Jewslry
FANCE GOODs Or VARIOUS KINDS
IcR sALI NJ
HALEY X BLISS,
AT RED UCED pRICE
A NEW SUPPLY OF ~ 6a
Fancy Hair Pins and CemAs.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired in
the BEST manner, and satisfaction guaranteed.
BAILEY n BLISS,
Dse.l6-d No. ~ Main.st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

q A millionaire in Kent, England, and .
large land owner, has daughter upon HON
be Was prepared to bank his fortune. The
Young lady was wooed and won BY the curate
OF the parish 10 which she resided. The rev.
erend gentleman wished to make her his wife,
but her father resolutsly refused, and event
ually she WAS induced TO marry . rich Dutch
merchant. Upon her marrisge her father
settled ElO0, 900 on her. The lady was mar
ried about four years, and few weeks ago
elopsd with her former admirer, the parsor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

nxEOKUK FEMALE SEMINAR y.
rIylAE second term OF this Ins titntion win ,om-
i m,ancs on Monday, Nov. I4th, In the bsseme ~
of the nathan square Church, corpcr Of TIA an4
Morgan -. These rooms have been fsand dry and
cool md q W Vt aeeess.~
The Tesc hers secured 10 instruct In ther differ
emit dspsrtm antsof study, are the following:
Rev. O. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
MISS. ". " ILLIAMS;
Mrs. T. II. CIR ,AYEN;
4 Miss l.. COPk Mn.
Mr. o. G. IsBElvL, teacher Oh Vocal Music.
Prospectss Of 10 Institution @iil be publisnss,
and can be obtained a application to tho Prssident
Principal. WA.N THOMPSON. Prssa.nt.
II. 6fRoHo. Secretary
Nov. Z. sod
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PREPARED by
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that
1t is entirely unnecessary Tor us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues. wherever il has been en-
ployed As il has long been in constant use
throughout this Section we need not do more than
assure the people its quality IL kept up TO the best
1t ever has been, and that it may be relied on 20
do for their relief all it has ever been found TO do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25


mhc mnfc nffn
sAxsaNySSA~aH ~hADs
.I4 IT I'-.----.---- - - ft a
-, 0LDr LoI,A q MvnNIN =. JAN. 20
aA-TnusT DEEDs FOB SALE ATTHTs
OFFICE. sss
ru...NK $3.50. ---.,v nr,nt.a l. .
FORM approved bv ts. - Lav,er, 70, sa,s :,
this Office.
nrrr-.rx 1899 $500 n-,-..a -.
.aleattbisor5ee. :
-
,hss '' ~ :
- -
" AA1AMss Tor SAFE ~ sni'
: = ----
n,-A = : :. ro.los' ,oao-
- - -
s.,s :, ~. Co... ',s : : - - -
===,.=.z- s===s-----= : :
w nS.' MI NJ Avsfy' sne revlvAlisI, VINO
pisasnes ns1s year or TWO ago, with osn-
''oio sneos' Nv" oDs.ss3 " quincy,
"nu ~ a''' .SslnK large audiences.
ED,ro1s on rHE Cars CRY while eon-
cur fully In oil you have said OF the frauds
practiced on the securities OF Eads n Obtain.
ing their signatures, both German and Amer
ican, and feel quite willing 70 hare the Leg
islaturs release them, or make some souita-
BILE adjustment Of the claim against them, I
wish to correct the statement made By you
in regard to the frst bond.
lst. The Court has not decided that bond 10
be invalid or defective in any particular, but,
on the contrary, held that II was valid
bond. ii
What the Court decided in reference 70
that bond il this that under the provisions
of the Code, which SLOWS securities on sll
official bonds to release themselves by having
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

Prem In nm = af est
rrHE MOST RELIABLE FIRE AND
J. HI KGLAH PROOF NAFES3 They
give more xAtisfaction 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 they have failed 70 preserve their
contents. With this safe We CHALLENGE Al comps-
tsion, AS being the best hreproof, burglar proof.
or IRE and burglar proof Safe, now made and sold y
the public. We are prepared to FURNISH A
BETTER SAFE, and ~ LESS COST, than any
other manufacturers In the United states.
We warrant our safes Perfectly
| Flre.pr -, and free fr0nm DAnp0ess.
| These Safes have taken the FIRST PkkMlUM q
the Fourth Annual Fair In ST. Louis, In l65o, over
all 90 mpetition. Also, II the Mechanics Fair, In
/ Cincinnati.
/ Halls Patent Bank and Safe Looks always on
hand. We are also agents for the best Bank Locks
| in the United States.
/ Burglar Proof safes for Vaults, Vaults and
! Vault Doors made to order.
,-rd-hand Safes, vi othor makers, on hand and
Se1.
for sale chs snsise sne Po1AiS ~ 800 ~"1 -
Werespectful., VT ~ pnniI Il m
anime our stock hefors March.nts, Ex-
NJ HA.
SALES ROON--No. II Main-a.
chaugs buildings, st. Louis, Mo.
Dec. 10, sb9-dAw-3dp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

New Goods for the ladies.
MISS A. KING returns many thanks . N
Ivl to the Ladies for their past patrcnags,A ny
same. She has returned with 4 large stock d
French Millinery Goods. FaD and Winter Bon
meta Of the latest styles Bso0A Laos. fine French
Embroidery, selected with taste; Lace saiis, MID
Gloves, dAuntletts, Silk and N aolen 0lovss, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Him
nings, select ed with taste, &c.
Ladies are invited to call. Store o.uh sadc a.
.vAin-st., between III and Sd.
6eptI7-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

hIariss and Journals far $780,
LxFor sale by nj. w. WESTC0tT,
Dsoled 07 Main-st.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
(.rsa0n Institute.

AIr. EDITOR: Please say to
those who feel interested in the
education OF their children that
Grafton presents fine induce
mems. The fall term closed
the 18th ofOclo6er, The Yari-
Gus classes were examined and
passeda respectabIeexamination
AT night there was an exhibition
that was interesting to both
scholars and spectators. Some
40 speeches and dialogues were
delivered. The next term cons
mences 9th November: and it
would pay any man to send his
children to Prof. Bristor IS
his system of teaching is differ
ent from any one that has ever
taaghr ii rgf;= c5c. ~ 7EE1IJ Il
is calculated to lead the mind
RICH, along. And so far as we
are capable oil Judging Prof.
.Bristor has the qualifications
necessary TO render him useful
in his profession. He has a
large school, but yet their is
room
The people in Grafton are
much pleased with this teacher.
On the night Of the Exhibition
the house was crowded and a
great number outside, which is
evidence that the people are
pleased. But we don't ask you
TO take our word, but try him
for yourselves.
SPECTATOR.
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same time they mnst be just to
the community whose laws
they administer. The fact
That th prisoner had borne an
excellat character was but an
aggratPn Of his offence. He
prolesSd tea man actuated by
princiEeS ret only moral, but
religios and yet, turning his
upon these influences, be
had committed an offence that
came tnr sending him to the
Courtn a charge oftriple mur>
der.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
CONNlSSJONER'S OFFICE, !

- 10 TTUWN, VSI 70, IODU
Inc parties interested in The above named
cause are fereh7 rotifcd that in pursuance
o! orders of7cfsren"a made thrricn on the LIST
day Of April, 1853, ant the 10Th day Of Au-
gust, 1850, W! on The 18th daT of Deem
Der: 1850. at my Office IN PIurtytown, pro-
ceed 10 settle the administration account Of
the administrator o. said HanIer, and 10 as
certain What sum Of money has or may corle
into his hands az administration Halle for the
payment CT dcb,g. and take proof CT debts D.
Gainst the estate o. slid Hln'ey, Mt wni.f.
dHe ana Place son ere req tired To attend aad
persons hav,n= claims against said estate must
produce aud nvoTg iheiY.
G1Ten Under ny hand ms Commissioner in
Gohanc"Tv OF sail Court II. day dav and year
E-SG ABOVE written. ELE.ERT L.. HALL.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Sen ENcE or SEAyERs..-
The oEers Of the barque ORR
on, rently convicted before
the Uted States District
Court Boston of having been
engagSin the slave trade. re-
ceiye4eir sentences on FRI
day laI The captain, Thom>
as Moha, was sentenced to
pay ape Of $4,000 and to BE-
imprhed two years; Byron
J. CnberIain, first mate, to
be in'isoned two years; Will
liam knham, second mate, 70
be hprisoned twentY,one
mont The penalty imposed
on 'Fraptain is 10 the extent
Of tilaw for the offence for
whid he was indicted, viz
volnriIy serving on a vessel
engai in transporting slaves.
If hagen indicted and con-
v;cteif taking the slaves on
boarlhe vessel, the penalty
woChave be much seyerer;
or s;ted and convicted Of
takIpersons on board with
theFy of sGbjecting them to
slaHhem punishment would
haven death. |
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Another Grand Rally.

The citizersot CiaysVille had
a grand rally for. Bell and Ever
cit on last Tuesday night. After
! brilliant and grand, light
procession, the large coucourse
ofpeopIe poured into the bap>
list church, where an organizes
ton was effected by electing K.
Davidson, sn., president and
aisoelectiag several vice presi-
dents and a secretary The OBJ
lect of the meeting was abiS'
sexBTEF6stf by C5f Gather,
when vas i0It5|GdUy po"er-
FIJI and eloquent arguments from
I. R. Hall, J. S. Buidett, J. c.
Fleming, andJ, H: Gather, and
by a flood Of droiiery from the
witty James H. Potts. cod
Jakey" contributed much 70 the
comfort ofthe evening, by his
great skill in keeping good or
der. Waldo P. Bartlett was
grand RIarshal, who had sever
al assistants. The evening was
pleasantly spent.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
CICTIcNs.-Amos. Weese

GIcT1cNs.-Amo Weese,
conAd ofsIealing a horse be-
lon5, to Johnalhan Getz, OF
Ha. county, Va, has been
serced to years and six
announcement in the pen
ite'y. James Wood has
betconvicted by the Abe
ma county, (Va.) Circuit
Co now in session, Of the
mui Of Beoj. Thacker, and
,sassf the penitentiarT
foftteen years.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

~ FIRE IN GRAFToN.-We are
sorry to learn that the Engine
House with Cars and other
proper, 10 great value, were
destroyed by fire on Thursday
night.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
FAIR0IoNr, Oct, %, 200
D. S. Morris, ESQ -
Ed. Family Visitor.

surprised at YOUR remarks on
that part of my speech on las'
Monday referring to the oppres. :
sion of Western Virginia Dy
Eastern Virginia. YOa think
that question does not belong
properIv, to the discussion Of
this campaign. Iresret that |
did not make myself understood
on that subject, or | know there
would be no disagreement be-
tween US. DR.. Kidwell stated
that he "was in favor of the
Equality of the States and of
the citizens. In reply to that
part OF his speech | thanked
him, for the assertion that he
was in favor Of the Equality Of
The citizens. In the course Of
my remarks | alluded to anoth>
erremarn Of Mr.. KidwelPs in
which he stated that the State
of Virginia had been Democrat:
ic. | then proceeded 10 discuss
the subject ola dissolution ofthe
Union Tor The alleged purpose
Of protecting the great slave IN
terest. | called attention to the
fact OF a number of Eastern Vir-
! ginians, being now in favor oil
a dissolution in the event Of Lin
coins Election. That there
were more slaves than freemen
in Eastern Va. That in the
Wesl there were nearly 800
900 freemeu with only $4,000
Islaves. That in the event Of
war or Physical contest, Ii
would be as much as Eastern
Virginia could do 10 keep in
Subsection these slaves. While
Western VTginia's freemen
would have TO fight their Battles.
That Eastern Virginians were
sensible Of this fact as well as
South Carolina, and the States
advocating Secession.
/ stated the fact Or intended
to state it that the East had
steadily from the formation OF
the Government up to the press
ent time, withheld equal repre-
isentation from MeStern Virgin
fiia s::..at- by coasrrrUri,.--A1- -.
visions they had exempted their
negroes from full taxation =
That ali their negroes under
t"e'Ve years wee eAemP' rom
TAXATION 4 ana a save worm ri
. lV0o2 was only IaHSa Sl'z0'
"hlie Sl00O worm OF our pro-
perry was taxed 4,Uo' mat
'ae "hoie revenue OF STARE was
perhaps less 'nah 'our m'.AoHS.
That nearly one iourih OF that
amount was app FoPHated last
winter Tor armlng the State
and educational purposes. 10 pros
,ect the slaves and educate the
siovehoIdey;s SONS. THAT ofev-
erv r3nr dollars paid bv the TAX
ns vers ono dolIar of i vent 10
nrolecf he Stockholders nroner-
~ ! mirht have alluded 70
,ba f..tban 2ac, tb,f Of Ions, ,hyeo
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
NJ o.. ior Ssaassdaus frauds
a ISLANDERS on tas Eve cGsho

= o.. ior Ssalsaaons haaso
a ISLANDERS on ths Eve oisho
Election.
Alrsady has been put forth
lsidiously, and being industri-
IusIy circulated, by the Demo-
rat;c Executive Com. a lying
kamplet entitled the record OF
Bell, in which the mean
is made to connect John .
It'll the bloody riots Of
lille, in which some Of our
were murdered. John
falsely represented as
shat it was better that
Re "a sprinkling of blood
than rivers OF it hereafter;
ks to scenes to follow, paral-
plybySpanish InqulSIllon.
q of sense but will per-
mean effort to pillifully
- ctsnnr and ignorance,
Iniure Joan Bett,,ra,iNh--;S
a piece with the Coffin
Iandbilis. that made Gen. jacks
son 100000 votes. As in that
case the vile SANDER recolIed, so
will ii in this, and Virginia Tree
man, will be first to nail the
Counterfeit to the counter.
These same Bloody hypocrlts
thought it all right when in the
riots in the Remington dlstlcts
in Philadelphia the foreigners
murderousiy slaughtered and
killed 40 OF 80 Americans, men,
women and children. Nc
Crocodile tears she'd Oh no, ii
was their Bull that gored the
OK then Shane on such hypoc-
racy. Its needless 20 add more,
sl';r.:czs 7=..--, IS always play
ed last.
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themsel'So 1h'ii etJ upoi VIC
tender mercies Of the slavehol-
ders, who had uniformly with
held from them equal represent
tation, had exempted a portion
OF thler slave property from tax
ation,and oppressivelY taxed the
Ireemen Of the State to protect
their slaves.
This was the light in which
I intended to place the argus
nent. | may have been uniors
tunate in making myself under
stood. You must have seen
from the speeches of disunion.'
Breckenridge orators that the
burthen of their speeches are to
prove the blessings of slavery
the sacredness Of slave property
so much SO indeed that this CLOS
rious union the brightest hopes
Of oppressed mankind, must be
broi1n-ap merely Oh tlei3cnthat
their slave property will be en-
dangered. Do you believe
there is any danger if Lincoln
is elected that any body is going
to Interfere with slave property?
Now | ask in all candor and
sincerity 1.-THE acts Of the slave
holders Of Eastern Virginia IN
regard to Withholding rrpresen-
talion, exempting their properly,
appropriating The money, and
depressing their Western breth-
ern are not at all legitimate sub
jectS ofdiscusionwhen thesesame
men are talking about dissolvlng
, the Union on account OF some
ideal dangerto slave property
These Southern agltators have
torcsd the question upon the
country. At this very moment
Senator Hunter, Roger A. Pry-
or, Extra Billy Smith are in
Western Virginia making specs
ches to indoctrinatc the West.
and prepare US for dissolution:
The 'burthen Of their story is
that Virginia must be unit for
Breckenridge. Why for Brock
inridge? Because he is the
Southern Sectional Candidate ?
The peculiar advocate Of the
Slave holders interest. 1t is
not claimed that Breckinridge
.-IL..-.-,.so eiigtsHeSt Cnancv-Ur an
election. | believe he has not
q full electoral ticket in but one
Northern Stale. Why then
this superhuman effort by the
slave interest of the East TO
make Virginia unit for a man
that they are sure will b beat
en-. Is it no to encourge the |
Breckenridge Seceede' at the
South ! Can it be imply to
carry the State WIN it will
avail nothing. Ougt not the
ireemen of Va. tcisk them> ,
selves the questioreriousIy?- :
Is there nothing interest 70
the free laboringasses of VirI Z
ginia-but the ave INTEREST," j
Have slave hofS NET out to Il
US equal righrequal laws 4
equal ,axatio Have not we y.
as fathers, bands, brothers FL
and citizens hts, and interests
of our OVID nourish by the ne
arts Of pc ana Union! AS
fathers, tar and educate Our He
children brothers 10 defend Ala
and pro or sisters, brothers r. .
who n Protection-as hus> :
bands defend and take care on I
of on iyes-as citizens, to M \?
Wind the laws and the Un- and mse
ion mink Of this, am l not !? mast .n
r,:sr SIS ti.o Gi5;Acn Il nc : <. =
is sto peril all for slavehols or OrS ys
der forget his higher obi tn! the d
ga Am l not right as ''V T.;
N man in calling onI subje
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
COMMISSIONER S OFFICE, :,
ppT,Npy.n,p.,,S a. % foNh
C0mRliSS ioncr'S Notice.
~ EHRY Z. MONKS, Comprt

- EHRI Z. MONKS, Comprt
III Vs
Jo1 N:ciacls, administrator of William Han
ley. acc d aud Julius II. G'ardcr, Guardian
az hLSaa Of Harry Jane EnnIay, Virgil T. Ham
ley, Saiipa r. Henley, Snhra c. Iiapley. Sa-
ran 4. !!anley, Harvey r. IIanley, anil james
W; HAn'cr; nnd Charles W. Newlon and jas.
). warren, and The creditors o. said Hanley,
Defts,
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Commissioners Notice.
Thonas J. Ho!Fcrt, C0m?i't. |
Is
John 3. l!o'bart, Abraham


Is
Ichn 3. I!o'bart, Abraham :.
Smith and John Z. SiInrns
Extract from Dearcc.f
''The cont a?iud@es, orders ara t,e"ra17,
that this carse be referred 10 n Nnster Com
missioner Of this Court TO ascertain the casa
value Of Tie dover interest of Emil Sinclair,
thn widow OF Reniarrin Sinclair, 10 to tract
CT lis Rcres Of land in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned, at Tho time OF the Institution
o. the suit Of said Emily Sinclair against Ste
phen Gilbert 10 recover said interest"
COMMISSIONER S OFFICE, !
PEuNTvTowN, Oct. rs 1860
The parties interested in the above romel
cause, are hereby notified, That on Thursdav,
The 9Th cay Of December, 1860. ut nv Office
in Prnntytcwn, I shall proceed to execute The
said order Of reference; ut which time an
place You arc required to attend. This notice
Is equivalent 10 personal service ~ to I'll the
parties, and YOU neglect itat v0dr rrril.
Given Under NV band ns Commissioner in
Lhancery Of the Circr;i Court Of Tavlor coun-
y, the day and year frs, Nho7r written.
ELLEnT =. FALL.
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n YEARS IMPRISONMENT

N YEARS IMPRISONMENT
! ARsoN.-William Aud
entenced to ten years con-
'ient in the Eastern Peni-
] at Philadelphia, on Sat-
y, for arson, in firing, his
house. His consul made
appeal to the Court for
y before the sentence was
unced, alledging as tie
nds for clemency that the
,ner had proved him to be
n Of good character. The
e replied that Court desir-
10 be merciful, but at the