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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

eTThe Vernon (Ind.) Banner, says thai
some wag of that place lately sent to Gov.
Wise Tin sword and gun, a. token of ad-
miration Oh his military talents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

Why il beats the BuGs how CaEAr they SELI---
drspt in there the other dsy--snd tell you that
Is the place these hard timss-ho. 60 Mgin-st.
ian1hdiw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

GA three story building in Jacks osvills,
Ill, owned by j. Kirknsn and occspied By
J. Shelby as grocery and provision store,
and others, was destroyed by are on last Sat-
urday. Loss some = IL 900. st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

1S-It would hardly do for any one nowadays
70 have the temerity to question the excellence Of
DIR. J. Hoststter's Celebrated Stomach Bittsra for
oil diseases of tho stomach. In cases Of Dyspsp-
sia, Bodily Weakness, Cotsivcness, Dysentery and
general arrangement Vt hedigsstive oagans. their
virtues have long since been made plainly apps-
rent. They purge from tho sysssm tina morbid hu-
mors which retard their natural functions, and
which bring palensss 70 tbs check, and suffer- ne to
We brow They banish thasA sacxs upsn pleasure,
restore the system 70 high healsh, aad aeeessafily
prove valuable adjunct TO The digestive organs.
trial is all that is needed to establish them il
tho confidence Of theskeptiS. II. m
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. asas "a
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKINSON, BARrLErr,
KAYE Co., and j BRApEs,
Jan. 9, '6e-dAw VS.
4 aaE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

q - 9~a - q
. Having just retsrnsd from New York, the pub
lie arc invited 10 examine my new and select stock
of Watches, Jewelxy, Silver Ware, 30. have re-
eeiveda large assortment Of coin Silver Ware;
also, full supply Of Morten's Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which needs no comment.
SPECTACLES.
pebtI and Periscopic Glasses fitted to old bows
NJ Short notice spersssies selected 10 suit every
condition q sight. My goods viii be sold prices
that will defy competition. quality considered.
". B.-Hair Ornaments and goods of every des
cription made up to order.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Instru-
ments repairedin the best manner, and warranted.
Oct. 81, '59-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

Silver Plated Ware,
Forks. Spoons, Ladies', Butter Knives, Gas tors Su
gar Spoons Baskets, Butter Dishes, Card Receivers,
Goblets, Spoon Holders, Tea Sets, urns, Kettles
Patent Ice Pitchers Candle Sticks, and
An Warvantsd eqaai TO any, BY fAe Manufacturers,
Cutlery;
Fine Table, Tea and Dessert Knives, Eilvered or
Plain Steel, Carvcrs, Forks ard Steeb, Butter
Knives, Fine Pocket Knives, Rasors, h., &c.
Thermometers and Barometers,
or ran BEST MANUFACTURE.
Fans
large stock, New Patterns, Pearl. Ivory, Sandal
Wood, Papier Machs Stick Fans, Of every color.
WIRE PORTMONAIEs
very choice Selection Of Wire Portmonaies, jusi
from the Custom House. ReiicuIes, Leather Pnrsee,
Bags, Pocket Books, for Ladies and Gentlemen,
of the best quality TO be had in the market
CARD CASES.,
Silver, Pearl, Pearl inlaid, Shell
Shell and Pearl, and Scotch Wood.
DRESSING CASES;
A fine assortment, finely finished and furnished.
Shell Combs,
rev stock Of Shell Back Side and Round Combs.
She'll Hair Pins, Buffalo Horn Hair Brushes inlAid
with Pearl, Buffalo Horn COMBS, Ivory Combs, %.
ANU-MIRRORs, .--All sisss for sale low.
tsA \
Papier Mache Goods,
Writing Desks, Ink Stands, She'll Boxes. Papisr
Mache boxes Portfolios, Thermo meters, Malachite
v God Ink Stands, AZ.
steel Buckles--A fine selection, now styles
Fancy It q ir Pins:
Anew stock Of PINS and COMES
Fancy Axticles---Useful and Or.
namental: asM@
French Gilt Mantle Ornaments, Bronze stands
Their monsters &C., Card Receivers. Jet Pilas Sill.
r., sad ivo,z NAPKIN Esns eun 1os,A rsa
Brushes, Diplomas, Manusls, Spy GIasseg,, Nut
Crackers, NUT Picks, Spectacle Cases, Wax I,apers
oleophane for shavanR, and many other Articles
CHEAP FOR CASH
/ All the above Goods will be sold
| % chear ~ the same articles can be
had At any other establishment.
Watches and lewelry Repaired and Warranted
| S. q. BRIDGES,
NO. ] 1stes House, Main st
| pse. IT'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

Necklaces, ketchups, DC. all prices, and snaps to
correspond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11
Ia The Governors Message was delivered
yesterday. Possessing an advance copy VIC
commence the publication of il this morning.

THAsKs.--We are under obligations to Mr..
McGavic for papers from Philadelphia, Gin
cinnati and Pittsburgh, in advance Of the
mail. trsE C&181 A9 1Is- sTeA
Prom Pittsburgh Mr.. McGavic made .
very quick trip, leaving day before yesterday
morning and arriving here at O'Clock yes
serdsy Afternoons trias over day and .
half. a s.a hsfa3knE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

DR. SMITH. !. Electric OH, cures Deafness.
DR. SMITH u aEiectric oil',cu Paralysis.
DIS. SMITH s Electric oA'' cures Rheumatism
DK. SMITH IS "Eleotne Oil" cures Asthma.
DR- SMITHS "Eleetric ofl'' cures Headache.
Da. SMITH 8 "Electrie oir' cures Piles.
xugled an3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

French Gilt Mantle Ornaments, Bronze stands.
Their momstars, &C., Card Receivers Jet PiIas, Sill
Table mats, Plate Powder, Spring Bells, Tooth
Brushes, Diplomas, Manuels, Spy Glasseg,, Nut
Crackers, Nur Picks, Spectacle Cases, Wax Tapers,
oleophanc for shaving, ard many other Articles,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
LNESTBROONs PATENr BIrrrER KILL

MYSTERIOUS PATENT BUTTER MILL
w or tARMERs ChURN-rhs only chem ,,S .rupls
nue and sbo'sAvs Churn L. MAJ. a. ne d,
batter cot Of sweet pik IN tive ulinutes IN. k
'ecy sweet IL of-rA1es -QuSy well 9th uils Or ro
rhespness Elm qlcity and efficiency ch.rng., the word
Cal and u IN operation. every day a a. AM IA
Ter bot'>t @ FhoiesAe sud retail COZ state Cocaty &c
Territorial Rshts or -vnries cali Sddfcs.
ISAAC ". GOEliELL Ne al B.9aiesy ~ /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAAlSaR

A IIANIIC ANU TANII 10 d Lh4uouH
~ COMPANY,
FORMERLY THE Vanderbilt LINE,
FOR CALIFORNIA
The only line carrying tho L. y Msils gu this route as~
aTH AND 2OrH or ZACH MONTH.
Prom the OLD established " hsr, foot Of Warren st
The lavoite Steamship NORTHERN LiGHr ~iuleswsee
Yok THURSDAY, Jan s. st2 IA, connecting va rsHsss
Rairoad with the splendid and popular steamship ohItaox
The NORTH STAR will succeed the SOhi ibkS blonL
leaving New orb January connect with 'he new sat ne
nil c.nr steamship CHAMPION.
1hi. il The only line having extra Steamer oob Al nss5
snd Aspnw all to insure proDpt connection of Ps"sent
mails a tie lshmu,. ,-.....
o,iy oaice az the cou,p.ny Ina the tty Of Sew-N orb
'' no. Ia WesIst, foot OF WsnaN
ID. Is. ALLEN tc~<
B.-An persons forbid trusting any one Oh SS"~
the above ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
Roofing.
BiiIiar0 Gables.
Ocean Steamers, &e.

DORTLAND and CANADA SCIENTIFICALLY
i LINE, va VICTORIA BRIDGE.
Tie iTst-s.4ss screw steamships
CHS fPFAhE zpt. sidney NFo~eut
Af-GO..............Capt L. "A Layhcd
VIII save Pier No " NoTh River, N-wYogs, and Brown.
WhaE Portland, " EDNESDAf AM sATL ADAE, 81 5
c'clcck n Ruuuirg time = tours.
tLsssse. including meals aud r.ieToom, s.
Thee steamers wa the Grand Trunk Railway aat
form the cheapest aud most expeditions freight line % AoasseL
and Quebec.
kPgiy II. .. CROMWELL Co., No b " es.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and
- GLASGOW. calling at QUEENSTOWN Ireland. 70 AA
and embark passengers aud dispatches.
The Liverpool Nesl ok, aud Phisdelpaa steamship Cen
psuys splendid ely debn SteAuships ssaist
sei a. follows;
,,-,, 80, yTe. ray SoRk FoE LIvnRPoo,ix a,nbrsl
KANGAROO Observation-Disclosures January ~ iyss
CITY OE BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, JsnaAy y -
And each sltenae SATURDAY. At uoor, from fier NO ga
IRON N8vIoRK POK GLASGOW: .~
GLASGOW. MISREPRESENTATION, Jgnusi J y l~a
and each month in Nnter each alternate Saturday IN sun
per, nom Pier No Al North River.
PASSAGE: -
Cabin 10 Queenstown Liverpool, or Olssgo~
CABIN to London via Liverpool
Third Class Queenstown, Liverpool Glssgo" :,
Third tass 20 London
Third Glass Return Tickets. available for sir mouths 10" a
Liverpool OifssosY
Passengers rwardcdto Hsyre PsIs, llam0uTL bremen o."
Antwerp At through rats. o,.-.~, A.
Certificate. of passage issued from Liverpool and ol'so""
Newhork ,...
These have superior accommodation Tor
ere constructed with watertght compartments aud cJ ~
perienccd Surgeons
For Freight on Passage sppy the Office Of tho Company
JOHN q GALE No r. Broadway Now OK ~ Nh
n, Liverpool to wa iNAtAN, Tower buildinss
Ia Oi5sgov to M. lNNAN, No 10 Dixon :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

OyFtCE on rHs BkEKsAN FIRE lSsrRAsCB COsPayr,
NO Wall.t., Nav YORK, Dec u, 1859. )
An ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
~ Of III. Company viii be held the Once Of the Company
~ fESDAY e Oh Of January next betweea the hours Of
~ a.. and n m = II. CONGER, SecsetarT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

OFFICE NRhCASfiLH fIxE INstAANcs o.
10 b. v silst, He~.l or Dec p, is@t }
nIVIDt ND.-Ihc Board u Directors Ot this
~ 6onI.y have declared dividend Of SIX PR CENT
10 SIN NOM payable aud after the - day Of 49ga
~ uext until " hct tue he 5ooSs viii be c.9scJ
JOHN BAKER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
Real estate for Sale.


4 PARAGON HOUSE--FOR SALE, nearly
rev, including ELEGANT Furniture II wanted House three
stoi w'sh e2tra.un ~ the ral counandng We OF
NoV-i ofk H4shof aud slauds House elegantly page 81
brOga grd work. including all tho modern 'npfVe-
none vita hdc cod Nst"T bot and cold; -1 ed tt NO .
Lcess oppos .lnsrisc~ south .qosiyu Apply
to d. sTGt GNsOS No. II8 C0uIFst-
An EXCEI ENP FARM OF ISL ACRES, 30
~ fIo Nfl ors va New Haven Railroad, W.T. shns
Bi-rf and sc~ Of the sound e1te1sys o1'badltz
chois. .it pond ber kei iso stock and crops FOh
50 II barfan. or EACbANGL for New ORR or bi'ohyD
proT-r''. diagram &c, ~itb EDDY Co. 81 Liberty"
nUTCHESs COUNTY FARM for SALE
~ The q the tate Col Grorse Vanderbilt go enras
'he hI3foE hiver ncs south Of fo1snt "per
having TiVei front OF ussy bslf niiis Inquire 81
5. II. Mills, No l1 Chanbei',t
EOR SALE-A valuable FARM situated about
ule. cast OF tho Dover Plans Depot or the Gi''''
Raifaad mile. from NeV-fos containing about 10 acIrs
Of Land wen watefed fenced. Gud Ia gh state g cultivation
Tbs b. divided into two rtTs sefr1iy IL" ana i'
Upon he above Fam valuable Qusryof WHITE and vare
gifted Marble with sii and Water Privileges F9r aunsr par
iicusrs IN luire q l. n. REfCHAM Dover Plains, y y
LOR sALE-Tbe HOUSE and LOT No. II
u Noftb Moore IT,; s.o LOT jSd...; aso four LOT
Dyisionav coneT Of lst->t WaiansDuEyn Apply - r
a bLOOArELy, No. 70 south.s'.
IOWA FARM LAND.-lOO 900 acres OF the bos
i FARM LAND, we'd ustefed wooded r,l o. Is and
cRiss Also COAL LAND also, large interest ~ f9r
Dodge City Sax City and Ush, fOR SALE or % TRADE Tor
Property or Newi OH >. COLkIkOff 70 II Aer
chants Exchange, Walls, where tho owner eau 6e seen
WATERFRONT Err and FACTORY for SALE
w neyeran- WateTPower and stone Factory = by %
feet four stories with 0neoIy building ADJOINING p BY 80
fret al perfect order, the bronx River ~ miles FROM rev
York auckShoe Depot, on ihe Harlem haIos Inquire o.
y HODOMAN, no. n Maidenlans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
O,rlcs oy THy ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD C1sPASy,|
hEv-i 0RK, Dec. 9, 1854 :
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Dl

~ RECIOks Of tie ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY, held this day II vas . -,
Company ieL Dollars per ae b., aId the sale 10 hereby
,ei u,ysble on tbs t DAY February l0 snd that the
su, h. tsy.e on n. STICK registered in the City Of New
Yok the Office Of the Company IN that CITY and on the
stock .ssls IN London Toe Office Of Mens Robert ben
,on Co and parties desiring to psy Their lr'tuaeni u
Lond u nay psy lie at ;hs rate Of per doilr
hesoted Ist Transfer BOOK. De closed on the bt1 OF
Jsus and remain closed until he lot ~ Of February
thereafter aud that trsfr be permitted soF tn G'i OF
share. upon wLck such shall not nave geen paid
that er,. % per cent per sunun Dc allowed
u2on all paid previous 20 the l o. fsDratry 70
that date onl o. such BY order Of the
BOerd ). NJ fEhhlNSt irsa'-ie''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
CopIrtuerebip Notices.

CHARLES r. MARVIN has taken his
I sor CHAS If liARI - iato Parnersa.p Iae ON
E..r.. ia sio A.. bond. Nc vii be continurd sodo4
tst- - C. X MARVIN SJN.
Ne ~ Merchants Exchange, Exchange iiI'e'
ichu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA
nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-Tne'
steamboats, ono Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE sc Cent?
II The Steamer JOHN BROOKS focs-siip ~ en-
TUESDAY. THURsDAf aud SATURDAY, e, - IN Frstsbs
taken lowe. 7. LDCKYERD Co ls Noutss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

MORTGAGE BONDS OF the ONO AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD COMPANY Eastern Division due l't January
1890 ore requested present them with the three previous past
de- the 81 prozimo at the office o. ~ RCLAf
LIVINGSTON, 40 - BeaveTst-Ss~ orb, Dec 81, 1893
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
WoNDERFUL MpRoyEMENTs in

~ GRAND PIANOS.
sTENNAf SONS invite artists ana the Pu6e 10 general
q cal and eianii@e ber inv, ned OVERSIZE Nc
GRAND lNNo wib FOR power and quality Of toae pro.
boune,d supero 70 ether Grand Piano M r
sEiHed ~ Hnong whom he best plsca 1azos
uy, such a. Dolebtck, 40. Hagen (Esor Of the Mscll
hevhwl I.t. hM, y l. King W Mason. H. L. linn ii.
a " Olenhagpt A. III. Wood. end many nb-ra
siEiANAY a SONS
hsrs'ietarcss No~ = and O. MAkts.s,.. Nss Tytk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
20 farmere ano OIhers.

TX T Snm Ellis Ellis PURE GRAPE and BLACK
VIZ, sa - -, ~ = (which GOLD and SLY ER MEDALS
hv t;I - .1's Fair the American iBs;itsie. sold
20 All ~ 70. y Nas,,a 81 Hegemsu Co No ISL,
tot,, broe,lxn A Ne",iork K. j. Osyiss No D. Fui-
S IS1 and in boe, o. per do1es dolircred
=. A. ROCKWELL pta.s.ll Cam.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
For the Free Trader.
4 SloGci Report.

To Local BIBLE AGENTS y our attention
! hereby solicited t. the following report
Of one of your cOlabUrrrs. which We take
the liberty Of printing for your encourage
nent II all Of the Local Agents viii tol-
low the example OF tAI, laiy-It all viii
canvass sNoroyyhly-periorm their work III
ci1'tly and report yrgHy,lq the collections
and distributions may be quadruped.
VIII not each OF YOU for your own spirit
ual good, and for the welfare OF the mil
lions who have no Bible, after readin. the
suggestions in the back part of your sub
scrption books, visit your several districts
without delay, and report TO your respect
i've Treasurers. If you cannot accomplish
rs much as IS reported below, or if you
meet with obstacles aud d!scoura gements
let this not prevent thorough canvass,
bat let II be said that you have done what
You could
Cay f Ms. Lucy i Br4ytoa's R.port
To the Treasurer of the - Bible Society.
DEAE SIR.-l have visited a Local Agent.
seventy five families. and found seventeen
families destitute of the Bible. OF this
number, seven Were Catholics, three of
whom refused To receive Bibles Two BIZ
bles were bought, while in each other in
stance, presented them gratutou>ly
rs Agent for the Bible Society. | was
cordially welcomed II my v!sltatIons, and
: in some instances. received with touching
emotion and gratitude. one man, amid
+ the most atl-ct poverty. shed tears a. he
received the word OF God at my hand
lie was a child OF pious paren:s and had
once been professor of religion, when hs
was so familiar with the Bible rs TO be
able 10 quote passages from nearly every
chapter and Yet he had not possessed one
for many years.
/ In another family, where the husband
and wife had both been church ms mbers
neither Of them had heard the preached
word but once in six years. This family
possessed Bible. but acknowledge with
evident shame. the neglect of its teachings
have on my subscription list SIS -
which amount has been collected and paid
over to the Treasurer and Travelling 4 gent
| have also received 81 22 for Bibles and
Testaments sold Ten Bibles and Fifteen
Testaments were gratuitously distributed
Gratefully acknowledging a q fuliilncnt
of the promises of God the pleasure il has
given me 10 be instrumental in spreading
the knowledge of his word, | enclose 10
YOU the money collected, assuring you OF
my own prayers for the divine blessing up
Oh the American Bible Society
Yours, &c,
Lucy \. BRArToS, Loeal Agent.
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What are the ChanCesf


We frequently hear the question asked
" W hat are the chances to elect Douglas, the
Democracy being divided?' We would an
swer, by advising the Democrats not to be
alarmed about that division, but TO go to
work resOlutely as though every man, North
aud South was advocating the election OF
the same men. In mos. OF the States there
is no division, practically. 1t Is SO IN intl-
ara. Here all interests will support the
same electoral ticket The men who pre-
fer Breck enridge will vote for Douglas
rather than Lincoln. We shall have no
trouble here. Our vote will be as a unit
1t will be SO in most Of our Northern
States. We should not be surprised that
such an arrangement would be made all
over the country, and if so, the division $50
cailed) dwIndlcs tO7a mere nothing.
We look for Douglas election, however,
to the firm hold which he has upon the al
tections Of the people. The claim set up
by the Republicans, that Lincoln will carry
all, or nearly all the free States, is absurd.
We entertain the most implicit convc-
ton that not more than 80 electoral votes
can be claimed with anything like certain
ty by the Republicans. There are several
states we grant that are involved in doubt,
but they are not those States which the
Republicans are in the habit Of denoinina-
ting " doubtful States They point to
such States as Indiana, Pennsylvania and
Illinois, as the doubtful States, when moth
ing is more certain than that all OF them
will roll up handsome najoritics for Doug
las and Johnson
The States which are in reality doubtful
are Connecticut, New Hampshire, Mime,
sofa Iowa, OHIO and Michigan In some
OF these States we confess the Republican
chances appear best, while III Others there
Is great reason TO believe the Democracy
will be triumphant.
Upon such premises we predict the As
sertlon that Douglas will beat Lincoln i'll
the non-slayeholdiug States. We do not
boast, but mean just what we say.
In the slave States we are not yet pre-
pared for a close calculation, bat we feel
confident of an easy victory for Dou Ila, in
Alabama. Geor-ia, Louisiana and Missouri
The other States will depend upon future
events II some extent. but there Is nothing
now before the public which need cause
the Democracy to despair. Looking over
the field, are positive that Nr. Duglas
chances for an election are far superior TO
those of Mr.. Buchanan at this season Of
the year lSj6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

ady OF which Mr.. Taylor and his like are in
such mortal fear much worse than he
They had it of the confident kind, and he
apparently by innoculation only | think
the cure may be guaranteed in his case as
in theirs. And then, like all other disea-
sses OF political infancy, it it very seldom
contracted second time Mr.. Taylor
may just as we'll be afraid of taking the
neasels or chicken pox, from which these
gentlemen recovered in their childhood,
as to apprehend any danger of infection
from the Anti-slavery eruption which long
ago terminated favorably, to the great
strengthening of their political constitu-
tim. If this letter of Mr. Saltonstall do
not satisfy him, he must be vsry Old Gen
tleman, indeed.
] might tell you of many thinys-of
commencement, of Inauguration, of Judge
Douglas, of the Zouaves, of the Rc,attas-
but,public virtue prevails with Inc above
private gossiping Our Country before all
things l thought | must relieve your
mind of the apprehension that we may
be left, for our sins, without either Presi-
dent or Vice President to take care of US
the next four years. Console yourself -
One or the other We shall now surely
have. BYLEs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Democratic County Convention.

Pursuant to notice, the delegates appointed by
the Democracy Of the various towns, met in con-
vention at Ottawa on the lith August, 1860.
On motion, JoHS HIsE was appointed chairman,
aud GEO. K. BeLroHD and f. 5 MuDGErT Secrcta-
ries.
The following delegates presented credentials.
and took seats in the Convention:
Bro1ifeld G. w. Armstrong, W. FGraham.
Bruce, Rush Mackey, John Morrison.
Ddgton. J. Brown, +. McGra,h, Jesse Green.
Eagte, Thos lialcott, g. Il. Beltord &. W. Keller
Deer Park. J; W; Armstrong. NJ. OConnor.
EdrlyiUe, G. ". Norton, X. r. Snow W Hill
farm Rhige, S H. Yocum. II. Jackson.
Ereedona, W. Barber, n. Smith, q. f. Vance.
La Sale, G. H. Buck ID. Evans, I. h. Barrett.
n. G. Cannon, K. Cody, VI. O'Connor.
-Nantius, J. f. McGorrisk, W. Crottv, o. P.Ha,h-
away.
.H.ndota, f. 5. Mudgett. c. r. Fisk, Jas Smith
Neriden, }. Wisner, E. Atkins.
N,ss.on. j. ). Armstrong, Ii. J. Brimhall, c. c.
Nelson.
Osage, John o. Dent A. Hogue
Ottdsca, ID. Walker, NJ. Osman, ID. 7. Jones, II.
Alschuier, F. Nitcheln. J. Fenne
R4tla"a l !; j. H.e, :. = parr = Groves.
Burkhar,, +. NJ kIduff J. jacobs.
.>eren0, IL. h. Parr ID. Blake.
=. Dtta,co, J. T. skinner, Geo. Hill.
iticr, J. L. Peckham, J. N. Higbee
IernstLton, A. Keller, G.. VI. Newton.
On motion, the Convention proceeded to norni
nate r.cG roc. "a candidate for Circuit Clerk The
name o! PnILo j. DIMNiCG having been the only
one presented, on motion be wa. nominated by az
cianiation.
la like manner, F. c. FLoREY having been pre-
sented for ihe office Of Sheriff and no other name
being proposed, on motion, he unanimously
nominated.
DR.. G. ". McKrxxgY wa. in like manner. uu.ui
nousiy nominated for Coroner.
On motion the following committee was appoint-
ed 20 present TO the convention suitable for
delegates TO the Congressional, the Senatorial and
the Representative conventions.
q. W. Armstrong, j. Morrison Jesse Green J.
". Armstrong T. .:ulcott, 6. W. Norton, > H.
locun, Col. ". Barber. d. Evans, L. j. McGor.
Tisk, {. Il. FISK, Jas. Wisner. II. J. BruhalI, A.
toge- ID. =. Jones. j. ii. Mccormick, l.. Grove, H.
h. Parr. Geo. Hall, Er. iligbee q. W. Newton.
SAID committee reported the following names
which were unanimously y adopted;
DELEGATE> TO TIE CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENrIOS.-
JnO. \. \. Hose. J. : Armstrong, ThJs. Halcott.
l. = midget, &. ". Armstrong, Geo. D. Ladd
Z. ID. TAYLOR, Wln. Rcddick Jane. Clark VIM
CrOtty John il.>e, 4. Is. Snow, Wm. Manson,
DELEGATEs TO THg SENATORIAL CoSvENTI0x-
o. i. Hathaway. George Buck. james Aiken, David
Walker, /. BruHcg, JOS. Johns, :. W. Brown T.
NJ. Galloway. Daniel Blake. Elias TrumLo. James
NiSner, l.. Leland. 6. K. Fisk, T. BurAhart sam.
Waliham.
DELEGATES TO THE REPRgsE>rATIyg CosvEsrIoS.
C " Crouise, T X. Barrett, J. W. Armstrong.
David Green, Jultu, Avery. J. VI. Hi.bv Eli
>trar n f j McGorri,k. Geo. Vance. II. K Parr.
Geo B-ford, II. J. BrlmhalI, Geo. Hill James L.
DOolIite.
On motion, the Ottawa Free Trad.r, La Sale
.NIa9drd, and Peru tatyG., were requested to pub
lIsh the proceedings OF this Convention.
Adjourned, s.h, ls".