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Feb |. 1860
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
4 benevolent Institution, established hv spr.
cal endowment Tor IT." relief uf the
SICK a"d u,Str"s,rd. afflicted
with Ni"uic't and Ep-

cal endowment i"r the relief uf the
SICK aad u,St""s,rd, afflicted
with Ni"u,c't and Ep.
id"iuic di.ras",.
TIE HOWARD ASSOCl AIION, IN view q,
the awful dcSiiUctiua Of huuru E,c. caused Ly
Scxurl dlScaS.- .tnd the deception. pr,cti.,.1
upon the uuin'tUunt" v,Ciuu-S Spi such disease,
hy Quacks, several wears ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, ~ n Charitable Act wor.
thy Oi their na.mv, TO open u DiSpcu,arv ioI
the treatment ui tins class OF di>ruSrS, IN all
their turmS, aud 10 give Medical Advice Iir.,;,.
to all who apply hy letter, with description al
their condition, (,gc, occupation, habits uf life,
&c.,) and III cases ot cAtrcuGc poverty. To Fun.
nsh Medicines Free OF Charge. IL i needless
To add that IL" Association commands Ih" la IA.
est Medical skill oi the Age, and will furnish
III" most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF the Association, ia the ir.
nual Report upon the treatment oi Sexual Dis.
eases, express the highest Satisfaction with thr
success which has attended the hhurs OF thrir
Surgeons Ia the cure OF SpcinIatOr llIra, Sem
nal " cukmcSs, Como rhu.d, Gicct, syphilis tue
vice OF umar.lslu or sell Ahuse, Diseases or the
kidWrys aud liIadd:r &c. AID order a cuutln.
uance ol the same plau for the ensuing Year
Valuable REPORTS Oh SpCrmatuIIhna aud
other dIsca es q! the sexual Organs. aud on
the New Remedies employed in the Di-peusa.
ry, sent to the afflicted ia sealed letter cnvc.
l"prS. free OF charge. Two or th,cc Stamps
for postage will he acceptable
Adde'S, DIR. j SkiLiIN HOUGII ron
Acting surgeon, Howard Association, No. >
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the directors,
EZRA ID. liEAKfWELL, rgEsIprNr.
GEO FAIRClIlLD, Aecreidry.
April Is, 1860. 10y
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w dGONS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL FURNISH
Il wilson. thilsis ~ Co, superior
PhilndelPhia made WAGONS, without bo.
dies Tor cash only at the fOllos ing PRICES /;
IL inch iron axles ti,e IL In ol ono M
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BLANKS! BLANKS!
ESTATE NOTICE.

DERSONS having demands against the
l. estate Of Minos 4. CuIp, decrased, are
requested to present thrm for payment on
or before the 10th day of June next, as the
business of the Estate will be closed ut that
time, and this notice will be plead in bar 10
all demands presented subsequent 10 That
date.
B. a. CULP, Adm'r.
March 10th 1860. 5-3m.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

ancas:er District.
James + Cureton. y B1 In Equity. Lam
Massey, adm'rs Of Il. caster. Bill to sub
X. Cureton, iect fund to nay.
vs.. night If legal Dr..
John VI. Dolby, e. al. mand, lnjnBIiion.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioner, that John N. Dolby, one of
the defendants in above ease, resides with.
out the limits of this State. IL is ordered
on motion OF Moore, solicitor for complain
ant that said J"hn NJ Dolby do ans wer,
plead or dempr TO tho Bill in above case,
on or before the 5th day of June 1860
other~ i-e judgement pro, confesso. will be
ordered against him.
JAMES u. WITHERSRnON,
G Il. l.. ID.
March IL, 1860. 67sm P So
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A SOUTHERN MEDICINE.
T H e Q Il I G Z " A L

n SouFH ERN MEDICINE.
T H e O RTGIN " A L
GENUINE BAUNE Dc VIE.
COMPOSED entirely of Choice Vegetable
ExuactS,
AND E.N'Ta3gs
IL Cure Dyspepsia, Sex Head
ache, relieve all Drrangr.
mrmt OF the St,machc
aud liuwclS,
Nervous Debility,
Oppression after Eating, &c.
Ais },
All excellent "x'"rr"' alnircnljun 1" Cu'..
Wounds. Presses aud Ru,us.
In kershIw DIS RE, where II j. made at.
we'll km"wn, il j. .pyr:"i ted and has g..
ed Some cases &c d' sIrp-ia az ionG >,art
Ing, as numerous rrrri c'r"s from rr!ah.
and Intelligent citizens viii show
L" taO-r Nh" desire 10 parruuIZc u Sou!L
rrn Medicine in prcirrancr /" tn, nunr;"...
compounds IN ,de 1T the North with ham
hug certificates lni> article is "ilcrrd, 60,
hdrnt that those VITO use it will always rec.
onrnrnd il.
Being made of the best materials and l.,
an experienced druggist. and prescri0rd b.
Physicians, II i h,,pri tant none will l.
afraid To give il Il trial, and be certain of il
real merit.
prppnr,,l aud unil n-h,I,p.l., 4 ;
by, J. J. MCkAlN. Druggist.
Camden. =. &.
And sold bv,
liASSEITiNE g. MASSEY.
ancastrrvI.e.
MAGllL & BEATrlE, Pheasant Hi.
Feb. lst, 1860. 5l-3m
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Sundries.

EANCY CANDIES, Almonds, English Wal.
i nuts. Braziel, Peacan and Paradise
Nuts. Raisins, Salmond, Lobsiers, Cove
Oysters, Sardians, Scotch Herring, Apple,
Peach, Ounce aud Ginger Preserves, Pick
les, Tomatoes, Catsup, Black aud Green
Tea. JOS. Al. GAYLE g. co.
Camden, Nov. l6-tf.
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T L r N . ::
ADVERTISEMENTS,

Will be inserted al the following low rates;
One square (ot s lines or less,) one insertion,
81; or, il continued, 10 cents for the first in
serton, and ~ cents Tor each Subsequent iuser
ton.
The number Of Insertions must he ritten on
each advertisement, or they will he inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The f"llo~ing Deductions will be made in
favor OF standing advertisements:
aNaErns. : MONTHS. ] YEAR
One Square, $500 $500 $500
f~o 500 1870 1900
Three 900 400 1890
Half Column, 1900 1890 5000
One 5000 $500 5000
Business Cards Of tive lines or less. includ-
ing the paper, Six Dollars per annun,.
Announcing Candidates for Office, Five
Dollars.
Communications recommending can
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r inoi> iuunI interest, charged NJ aiy. .rtisiug
rates.
For notice Of application to Legislature
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t.pare in length is ines) will be charged
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Hs" Tributes OF Respect, rated M ad-
Nrrlisments.
R~ All transient advertisements must
he puidtor in advance.
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32 800 Prizes amountto $l.lS6 7Sa
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY
TWO TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves $40, Quar-
ters Rs

Certificates of Pack ,ges will be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of &c Whole
Tickets. $500 90
Certificate of Package # &c Half
Tickets, l49 so
Certificate of Package Of &c Quar-.
ter Tickets. - 10
Certificate Of Package of 26 Eighth
Tickets, 81 81
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'cIiuStte VI pI 20 lIHIl
Tickets, 10 so
Certificate of Package of 26 Qcar,er
Tickets, 35 rs
In ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the amount OF money 10 our ad-
dress for what you wish To purchase name
The Lottery in winch YOU wish it invested
and whether you wish WhnleS, Halves.
Quarters, or Eighth on receipt of whicL.
We send what is ordered, bv iirs. mail. TO
.elher with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, Printed
Drawing, Certified to by the Commissioners
will be sent, with m Explanation
H- Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Qttjcr,
County and State.
All communications strictly confidential
tV All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-other prizes
Al the usual time of furiv days.
Our Siugle number Lotteries,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 I!
DRAW EVERY SATURDAY.
Tickets $40; Halls IS; Quarters 80. so
tn- Orders for Tickets or Certificates
in any Of the above Schemes TO be ,,rcc-
ted 20
WOOD, EDDY & co, Wilmington
Delaware
or WOOD. EDDY & CO, Augusta, Ga,
or WOOD, EDDY g. CO., Atlanta, Ga
sB- Circulars containing Schemes for
the month will be sent, free Of expcu,c, by
addressing as above
w- The Drawings Of the Delaware
State Lotteries are published in the New
York Herald New York Times aud New
Yorker Stats Zeitnng.
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S @ u T II G. A K D l. Il a
LANCASTER QISTRICr.

Joseph b Douglass In Equity. Lancaster
ct. al ~. Thomas Bill for Partition real
Douglass, ct al. estate of Mrs Mar
garct G.. Perry, de-
ceased.
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HOSTETTERS
STOMACH B!TTERS.

For the cure Of Dyspepsir, indigestion, N1rseI
fhifuIency Loss of hppetHe, or amy BJjoH'
Compintnfs arising fJ-Iia a ,a"'|,n ipdc;i0r
Of tie SortdcA or Bo,Uels. prsiUci1y cramps,
Dyse'ter,y, Coiic, Choierd .HDrGus. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25

IL AVE gained the con6desces OF ali who use
IL them, and hsve proved one of the most valu-
able Inventions al the age. They use Shuttle,
alike, which cannot be unrAvelsd or pulled out
They al made with the higest mechanical
skill, and al warranted to work we'll on all kinds
Of goods, from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy
Leather. In particular we would ssil sttsation to
our new Family Sewing Machine 1t has been
manufactured ex pressly Tor Family Use, and has
met with favor from all. IL 10 % simpiihed al TO
render II almost impossible to get out Of order,
dcrange Its operations; indeed 1t il 80 simple AZ
70 astonish ons, that 70 small pisos of nseAan-
ism will sew.
Below We give description Of the difsrsn. style
Of the weed Patent;
No. I. L very convsnint style, which can BE-
For the cvsnienss Of shipping, and also for large
manutActoriss. who're il In necessay 70 plaos =
number of machines into long bench, making ono
table snswsr for ali. Prios SO.
Ne. Z. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, with
sr1without Box Top, which locks down. Price $Ioe
add tlle. 'as aRg
No. .. Same sss as No. J, but runs With belt
and 81 : much higher rate OF Speed. This kind
u wsli aAApted TO manufacturing Ciothing On for
Leather work.
This is really the cheapest machine in the mar
ket, - thsre h no work dons on sewing Aaohins .
that it viii not do. IL 10 confidently asserted that
this machine runs easier than any machine now In
use. Price $lQ0.
date large work. 1t runs at high rate OF speed,
runs sasily, and L., without doubt, the bert MA-
chine fer TAilors use ever offered TO the public
1t IL peculiarly fitted for plantation work, being
very simple Jet substantial and durable, with but
little liability to get out Of order. Price saw.
No. 8. This Is a new and cheaper style, and 4
general fsvorits fsr Family, Light Leathsr, and .
great variety OF work. 1t has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, ~ . less price than
eithsr Of the above 1t runs very easy, rapidly,
and Is pronounced the best machine now In market
for So. M
No. Q. This Ia Machine rot up on an entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered to the public, and scon6dsntly assert that
for family IL has not equal. 1t Ia very light
and tasty very rapidly, ia almost noiseess in
it's operation, snd usss A STRAIGHT NEEDLE.--
1t Is so anged to be utterly impossible for it
to miss stitches. 1t has tension both sides,
and carries large supply Of thread On the under
spool The motions are gained by two small cranks
that run without perceptibie noise. The two
threads are worked in suoh mannsr - never to
both pull At tho same time and conseq uently little
liable 70 break. The Ii very elastic, and the
thread does not break In waxhing. 1t will do
work better than any cheap machine nov in mar
ket, % II silk cotton linen with equal IA
cility. Price $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE, ly7 Bfoadway, New York.
WHITNEY / LYON, Projectors.
~~Agents Wanted, [jcl6dAwl
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~. Hicks, in removing his card 10 the public,
Woud 1An attAntien to nsw style 4of aplnts
Work, which u peculiarly adapted 70 Hat, irsgu
hr, and otherwise dimcuit Jaws. This improve-
msnt has hssn tsssd thrss years and hes sastainsd
its early promise of huing . real vaat in plato
work The work IL now worn by many OF our mort
prominent citissns, who givs Il AAsa1y apprsvai,
and TO whom be 10 permitted TO xefsr thoss intsr-
sstsa. 80
DR.. Fl. IL also naanting ''continaoss Gum
work, "Block" work, and ordinary 4Gold Plate
work, for which hs has Superior stcck of msts-
rial HA is psspsrSd 70 6Il teeth with 'Gold Foil,
adhesive Gold" and "Chrystal Gold, in the most
thorough and durable manner.
La visH Of the stringsncy In money mattsss
some Alusion 10 PRrcss may not be improper.--
While, On the One hand DR.. II. believes II to u the
better policy, well ~ the honester course, not
to work at all than To work at prices that will ne
cssaitAts infesisr work on the other hand he II
willing to conform in his charges 10 tho lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered. @
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
ti0n to his profession, and m earnest desire to
please, hs u determined TO merit and hopes To re-
csive, continuation of tho liberal patronage hsre-
tofore enjoyed.
July u-AAw
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Basiness Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise 1Ie.
funsral Notices 81 o.. Obituaries, according
TO spaoe occupied.
Displayed advertisements AAlf more than the
above rates.
Advertisements lsadsd and pisesd under the
hoad ef "spscial Notices." Aestis fAs eS1.asry
rStes.
Special Notices In the Local Column - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exelu-
svsiy IN the Daily, after the Hrst two weeks,
bo per cent. more than the above rates.
All frsnstsni adssrttsea<Hss mssf Ss pSla for
n aassses. This ruls will not be varied from
When the sdvsrtissr nses the weekly atone,
the price will be the same - in the Daily-
Where the Daily and weekly are both used,
- per cont. will be deducted from the agsrs-
gate amount.
Under the present system. the advertiser
pays 30 much for the space he occupies, the
changes being ohargeabls for the composition
only. THIS plan 10 now generally adoptsd.--
Our charge for changes VITA b. Is cents per
square.
- In all eases where advsrtisements are
discontinasd before the expiration Of the year
u the time contracted for, they will be charged
mp at our regular rates for the time actual
ly in.
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sf
BANKING HOUSE OF
q E q r. u o.. ID u r. q N u o y.
+ HAVRthis day admitted - y partnSr III TIE
j Banking Business, Alexander Borclay, fwhe hos
bssn my teller for the last sx ysA1s}.a tbs busi-
nsss, Hereafter, willie conducted undsr th4 frm
and style Of 7Asss
GEO. G. ANDERSON = 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Hosses [ff not
the odsst) In lows, the new frm pok0its i eontin-
uAnoe Of former patronagsso Mbsrsaly sxtsndsd to
the senior partner.
They win make sollsstions snd rsmit, less Kx-
change on the day Oh payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly by senior part
nsr via
Park s..s 4. lar'','s HI ~
Winslow, Lanicr Co., Bankers
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,PhilAdslphia.
HowAEd Benking Co., Besp>ns Z Hv Il
clapp, ruI1sr & Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman 0elpcke, Chicago.
Mschasies. Rank, PittsbuTsh.g
Farmers Dsposif Dank, Pittsbufgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore 4 Brotharton {. Cincinnati.
~ d. Hnot Co, ~ Louisville.
0tAte Savings Institution, st. Eouis. y
Ksokuk Jan. 'Ss. GEo.C. ANDERSON
iAakd 80
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Keokuk. Mt. Pleasant and. Mus
catine, and Iowa 6outheYn


IRON AND AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. xth,
l. and until further notice, only one train viii
bs run each way, - foilowss
viii leave Ksekuk at 1890 clock =. N. and arrive
al Fort Madison at .. m.
Will leave Fort Madison at $50 p. M, and arrive
1T keokuk at 400 p. N
The 7.3e o. ciock .. m. train from Keokuk connects
1t Fort Madison with first class Post Coaches of the
Western Stage Co., making suro connections at
Burlington with evening trains East and West.
~ Pare by this ronts % Low AS TIN LOW
KST, and passengers subjected to - few changes
THROUGH TICKETS osss tkis line can be pro-
cured 10 all the principal places kast, Vest and
North, Of J. II. TEWK6BUkY, Ticket Agent, ep-
posite the Billings House, Main-st-, Ksoknk.
B. W. DAVIS, 6ap't.
Jan. 4, 'Bo-d4w
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Coal.

FIN OM THE NEW YORK AND EARM.
lNGTON COAL MINE1, aksa M
WH0LRSAL1 and retail. A0knowlsdsed BY
wv all TO h the bsst lows Coal.
This superior Coal delivered q WARSAW and Al
sxandrtA. Ia lots Of 1,0e0 bushels and upwards, 81
low rates. Once on Thirdstrsst, nsAr kaiA.
ass11A s h. r. PLATT.
% do * ssf@
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l1umOr0us COl1~ge mock.
ATOW ready. avERDANT GREEN" this day
IN rsssivsi6 6y OGDEN, BR0WNkLL co.
snoy3ed
A DAM NEDE, BY george Elliott, for sale by
"a OGDEN BkOWNELL = Co.,
s~pl3 IS Main-st.
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AND SHAWLS,
Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
phene Distiuery.

NJ @ q = = u - = = Ns
10 RSPEtTPULLY informs the citisens of Kso-
N kuk and surrounding osuntsy that hs has his
Dstillsry In full operation, md Il rsady to furnish
all who may favor him with call, with any thing
n his line ~ prices - lew - can b met with i
my otAsr msrkst. Cali md Try. II the goads DO
not give eatisfastion Jour money will b refunded
Nov. Is, '5o-dIy s4
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KEOKUK s1xIRT MANUFACTORY u
s. Aup
a Ready-Made Linen Depot,

y -. n. - y. 9HEP HERD.
5C HLRTS MAD1 10 ORDkR, fron nsasurs. out
~ uppa esS impsOvsd method. a. A gaAssntssd.
q Hcntlemsn's lincn altered or rspaireA. I NJ
We wtilAlan naks mp to order, In superior man
craL. sseg
Chiidrsnl Clothes, Ladies ClOats, RsgaliA, &e.,
Ac., made 70 order. Ess ,ssF
Pinking, Stamping, Embroidsring, and all kinds
u needle work s9Scltsd In superior manner.
Nov. Sd = = 1sf3ss
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Mstn Street, ! Doors above Ne Btnfags Hoxs
IAlR-CUTTING done according TO Phyziog
Il nomy md the principles u ths CsiSssS.
Hair and Whisksrs dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention TO his style
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges the profeasion:
fobz4dkWfy
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CHEAP
DTTY MILLS "FOuR ACE"
~ Magnolia Mills,
Gate City Mills,
State Milla,
and sahsr hands of Flour, for sals, Wholesale and
Retail Enquire ut the "City Mills.' orAt
W. I'll. AUSTIN 4 Co.'S,
Deo13-dku .s lis Main ST.
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CC0rCH Alb, p
- alr v.f LONDON PORTER.
and AISOPP'E PALE ALE,
BY the bbl. or dss., for sale by
decISd&w W. H.AUBTIN co.
GALL York 1ns, in bbls., q. a. 10 SKIS.
~ fbr sAleby w. III. AUSTIN = co.
deN13d 2&S
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KEOKUK IOWA: "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25. 1850.

M w. H K&, IN. D.. Sur9nAu
N1s Denttst. 0lhoe on Sscond-St.. -.
bstHsen Mstr and Johason arrests, Keo-
kuk, Lows. W
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-28
To Business MEN.

We wish to call the attention Of business
men to disadvantages to be derived from adj
vertisements inserted in the Evansville Jour
nal.
Our subscription is large and on the in
crease. We are now printing of the Duly
Journal one thousand copies per day, a
larger circulation than any Daily paper in
Indiana ever had, outside of Indianapolis.
Our Tri-Weekly and Weekly circulation
is also very satisfactory.
Bring on your Advertisements. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-28

THE WAY To MANAGE HoRsEs.-Never
attempt to clean or otherwise disturb your
horse while eating his meals, unless you
want him to bite and kick.
But when you clean, take him out of the
stall, and make business of it. Tie your
horse in the centre of the stall, unless you
want your horse to do as most horses do,
drive more on one rein than on the other
Horses that are liable to cast themselves in
their stalls, should be tied with neck halter,
giving them much more freedom OF the head
than the nose halter. Gentleness, frmness
and moderation will subdue the most OBJ
durate.-NeGp England Farmer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-28
what Hard Drinking VIII Do.

- The Washington correspondent of the In
dianapolis Journal gives the following &C
count of the fate of two brilliant men:
Twenty years. ago was hooker on at
, the doings of Congress. The two men who
attracted The most attention were William
Cost johnson, of Maryland, and Thomas F.
Marshall, OF Kentucky. They were the
most brilliant orators-the " observed OF all
Observers" Mr. johnson died in this city, a
few DAYS ago, a pauper and an Outcast, iun-
noticed and unlamented. The papers, Il few
DAYS ago, informed US that Mr. Marshall is
the inmate of n hospital at Buffalo, diseased
and miserable, and about to die
Intemperance, of course, is the cause of
all this. Why IS it that such occurrences
have SO little influence upon the young and
aspiring of the present day? 1t is the broad
road to ruin, and yet, the number who
travel it seem to be increasing, rather than
diminishing?
We clip the following from the Louisville
Courier: 2
HoN. ToM MARsHALL-The Rochester
IN. W AdUertiser has the following notice
of the department of Mr.. Marshall in that
city. 1t is very evident that the reason of
the once brilliant Kentucky orator has been
uCLuAOHCu ny biIC use Vi cplLlbc,
while his conduct may be highly reprehen-
sible, some charity should be extended in
view of the fact that he is not morally re-
sponsible for his conduct, under the circum-
stances. If he has friends, they should Ger
tainly stop him in his erratic career:
Marshall has lectured here three nights
and had empty benches. The tickets to his
lecture could not be given away. No cti-
zen having any self-respect would listen to
such an orator if he knew what foul Ian
guage he applies to the whole Northern
people. He proclaims in his drunken or
gies (Which are continuously that he has
found no gentleman since he left the South.
The language lie uses, in abiding to North
ern men, would not be tolerated at Billings
gate. If Northern man, drunk or sober
were TO 20 into Kentucky, OF any other
Southern State, aud say OF Southern citi-
zens what Tom Marshall has said here of our
people, he would be cut into mince meat
with bowie knives. 1t is not because our
people are towards that they tolerate such
insolence they treat it and its author with
the contempt both merit"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-28

EXTRACT FROM Col. LANES SPEECH AT
JEFFERsoNvILLE.-G tell US that
Democracy is the same thing North and
South that they can make their speeches
where we cannot; that there is a wonderful
identity in Democracy every where. Let us
see. In Pennsylvania Democracy is high
protective tariff; in Illinois it is Squatter
Sovereignty; in Tennessee and Alabama it
is Congressional Intervention for the no
lection OF Slavery; in the great Northwest
it is exclusion Of Slavery and in the South
it means the re-opening of all the horrors OF
the African Slave Trade. There is n won
derful identity in Democracy, is there not?
Buchanan says no human power can ex-
cude slavery from the Territories. Douglas
says that the Territorial Legislature can ex-
clude it. Wise and the Richmond Enquirer
say that Mr.. Douglas position is short cut
to ali the ends OF Black Republicanism,
and Southern politicians say to-day that
Douglas is more dangerous man than Mr..
Seward.
Well, gentlemen, that is the truth told by
accident. Laughter and applause But
all this shows the wonderful identity that
exists between Democracy North and South.