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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-01
Baltimore.
MAYGEE s SHAFrER,
ENGINEERS, NJ ACHlNISTS,

NO 40 EAST MONUMENT STREET, BALTI-
IN MORE, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES.
Grists. Saw and Sugar Mills and all kinds of
MACHINERY. Cast Iron Architectural work
made and put up at the shortest notice. Con-
SANITY on hand, MILL GEARING. Heavy and
Light PCLLEYS, HANGERS and SHAFTING
Repairing done with neatne.s anil despatch. MS
well rs every description of Screw and Gear Cut
ting. Planning and Finishing, &c. CASTINGS
made daily Jan 7, IS6O-ly.
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WYE are the original inventors and patenees of
w a mode of running Circular Saw Mills, that
experience has proved to be the only plan by
which lumber can be successfully sawed from the
log with Circular Saw.
We make them of three sizes suited alike to the
wants Of the largest numbering establishments, as
well as for the smallest plantation, with Prices to
correspond. For Farmers use we have IL SAW
MILL propelled by Horse Power, that enables
shcm to saw all the lumber they need for fencing
and building purposes at less cost than they can
haul the logs some four five miles to the old
fashioned saw mill.
We also make strong, durable Horse POWER
STUMP PuLLEEs, at a cos. of $40, that will save
half the labor in clearing land.
ThraSherS, Corn Cob CruSherS,
GRlST MILLS and also Stationary and Portable
Steam Engines of all sizes, and of style and finish
that cannot be surpassed.
For descriptive Catalogues, or other informa-
ton, apply TO GEO. PAGE h CO.,
No. SCHROEDER STREET,
Feb II, 1S6O-y. BALTIMORE, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-01

DIR. ESENVEIN'S
Tar and Wood Naptha PICTORIAL,
Is the best Medicine in the world for the cure of
Coughs and Colds, Group, Bronchitis, asthma,
Difficulty in Brea'hing, Poipnaiion of the
Heart, DipMeria,
And for the Relief of Patients in the advanced
stages of Consumption. together with all diseases
of the THROAT AND CHEST, and which pre- dispose
to Consumption.
1t is peculiarly adapted to the
radical cure of Asthma.
Being prepared by PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN and
DRrGGIsT. and one of great experience in the cure
of the various diseases to which the human frame
is liable.
1t is offered TO the afflicted with the greatest
confidence.
Thy IT and be convinced that it is Invaluable in
the Cure of Bronchial affections. Price 80 cents
per BOTTLE.
tY'Preparcl only by
DIR. A. ESENWEtN & CO..
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
N. W. corner Ninth and Poplar Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
I-1"Sold by every respectable Druggist and
Dealer in Medicine throughout the State.
Mar 81, lS6O-ly
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WE ALSO MANUFACTURE
Hubbard'S Patent Wrought IrGn

III T ERS &C M ONV EMS,
SINGLE And COMBINED.
Although this Machine combines more improve
ments. and is covered by moro Patents than any
other Agricultural Implement in the world. yet
they have all been so carefully blended into very
few parts. as to form the most simple and CON
vcnient Harvester that has ever been offers TO the
public.
Tho Farmers in want Of either or the above
namel Machines will find it to their advantage to
call ut 90 S. CHARLES ST., Baltimore, before
purchasing elsewhere
All orders promptly filled and information given,
by application to 9 f. CORSER,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
Office No 80 $. Charles Street,
between Pratt and Cam den)
Jan q, 1880. TfMORE.
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The Celebrated Premium
IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL.


Guano Attachment g. Grass Seed So,yer,
PATENTED APRIL 3rd, 1856
Patented August II, 1858 Re-lssued May IS, 1859
MANUFACTURED BY
BICKFORD s. HUFFMAN,
BALTIMORE. MD
THIS DRILL is universally acknowledged
Il where it is known to be the most perfect
Machine ever invented for sowing all kinds OF
Grain, and every description Of Fertilizers in n
concentrated form. In addition to this improve
ment, we have also attached Grass Seeder, for
sowing G rass or Clover seed broadcast.
Those wishing this article, and one that is uni
versally acknowledged by the Farmers Of the
South, North ana West, and by all that have
examined or used it, to be the best ever offered to
the public, will bear in mind that unless they
order early they may be disappointed as hundreds
were last season, by delay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
Correspondence of the Daily date City.

MosraosE, Iowa, May %, go.
DxAs GArE Feeling an abiding interest
in the success Of the Republican party,
could not we'll forego the pleasure Of giving
utterAnce to views hereabouts entertained
BY our friends politically, in view Of the re-
cent action of the Chicago Convention
When say We consider him the man for the
times, and these the times for the man,
give but faint expression TO the deep feeling
that pervades the Republican mind in regard
to the nomination of Abraham Lincoln for
the Presidency. In him We recognise ripe
statesman and an eloquent vindicator OF the
principles of Republicanism; in short,
"sruth's noblsst champion" under whose
leadership we feel that victory will be certain
and the country redeemed from the misruls
Of the Afrioanissd Democracy. The fact
OF the harmony existing in our Convention
during its short sitting is but poor comfort
TO the Dsnosrasy.; Charleston and the
sssnss therein snssted arc TOO fresh ia the
Democratic mind for them to relish the Chi
o"6u hUWU Va sdS ACsu Au0 Duukt ~
role 10 played ont, and he who sses not that
they must 60 to the wall in November IN
derstands but poorly "the logic Of events"
By tho by, would it not be well to suggsst
to our Central Committee the propriety Of
calling mass ratification meeting, TO be
holden Ut some point most acceptable TO q
majority Of our citizens--Monrose, for in
stance. What say youP / think it desirable
for several reasons. First, it would awaken
the right kind Of spirit in the party second,
it would be the proper stand point from
which 10 commence a more thorough organ
isation of our townships.
Our recent shower has revived dropping
vegetation much, but fear IL has come too
late to help our wheat and hay crops. We
certainly viii not have half crop Of either
with the most favorable weather from this
time until harveet. OF course corn and DO :
tatoes that we're in the ground will profit
much by the rain. Fruit hersabouts was
principally killed BY the April frosts. There
fore, taking all things into consideration,
think the season will prove disastrous one
to the farmers, and consequently to those
| who are in great measure dependent upon
them. Yours, MAX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

From MIR. Thomas Fill, who arrived at St.
Joseph on the 10th, from Denver City, the
Gazette learns some interesting information
about the Gold Mines and the emigration to
them this spring.
Mr.. +. left Denver City on the lst inst,
and reached here yesterday. Between Den.
yer and Fort kearney he met three thousand
and three teams en- route for the mines, no,
including those for other destinations on the
plains. Between Kearney and this CITY the
FIRST four days be met eight hundred and five
wagons, after which time he lost his count
MIR. Fill estimates that there will average fv,
persons to the wagon. He met on his way
10, which he Was able to get IN account Of
thirty three quarts mills, but thinks many
| escaped his attention.
Mr.. F. thinks there will DO at least on,
hundred and thirty thousand persons in til,
nines by the 6rst Of July. He has sntr,
faith in the richness Of the mines, bat say
immense numbers will meet with sore disap
pontment. Operations are still retarded by
snow. He thinks there will not be less tina,
one hundred quarts mills in operation, mos
OF which are driven by steam, few beinI
run by water. This number, il successful
will produce immense results, 40 must sug
gest itself to every ono, by comparison will
what only two or three Indifferent ones di.
last year. There is some sickness in tn
mines, mostly scurvy, as he believes. Ii
heard OF some deaths from this disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
A CAicken Glxxard wertA se.

Chicken GixxArd Werth e8.
j. A. Goodrich showed us few days ago
two pieces Of gold coin, taken frem the gil-
.xard Of chicken. One was $22 piece,
and the ethsr = -. The Is piece Il wern
% smooth that iss date and dissemination
can only BE- discovered BY Nesting, and b
now worth only % rs By wsiehs. The ~
piece il but little worn, and ID worth 90
BY weight. A poor widow woman brought
over the chickens from Illinois, 70 sell in oar
market for she purpose Of purehasing dour
with the proceeds. Not being sbls 70 ssll
them oil ct once, shs psddlsd thsn out,
and Mr.. g. purchased the last and valuable
one out Of charity FOR the woman. On dis
covering the valuable s'grindstonss" Mr.. q.
sent the widow IN extra sack Of Gour.--[Ft.
Madison PiAindeslsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

e. The Democratic papers are already
proclsiming their apprehensions that ws
shall have repetition OF the campaign Of
ls4O. They seem to read the signs Of the
times and tremble at the hsndwrisins which
proolaims their approaching overthrow
Lincoln possesses those simple and sterling
traits OF honesty and independence which so
commended Harrison to the dwellers in the
log cabins OF the West, and similar result
may be anticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

WASHINGTON, May a.
Letters are received from Mr.. Everett, 20.
liciting tho opinion OF bis friends here az 10
his acceptance OF the Baltimore Convention
nomination. They advise him to accept.
The Government to-day entered into DON.
tract with the Colonization Society TO tax.
the captured Africans at Key West at e5C
each.
The Postmaster General reports that ths
books OF the New York Post Office show I
deficiency OF $l75,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

In the House, on the Gath, the Pacific Rail.
road bill being taken up, Mr.. Curtis explain
ed the features Of the bill reported by the
Select Committee, which proposed the GEN.
trail route with two branches, one from q
free and one from . slave State. The bin
was made the special order for Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
CoNGMEssIONAL CONVENTION.


The Senate passed bill authorizing the
President to use the vessels OF war to trans
port the 1000 Africans new 10 Florida back
to Africa, and appropriating $2O0, 900 for
that purpose and to support the Africans.
The "confict' was renewed on Davis res-
olutions, and At last they began to vote.--
Four Of them were adopted, the vote stand
ing IS 20 20 on the first, SO to 20 on the Sec
ond, 36 to 10 on the third, and IS TO I'll on
the fourth.
Mr.. Clingnan then offered the following a.
an amendment:
Resolved, That the existing condition OF
the Territories Of the United States does net
require the intervention Of Congress for the
protection Of property in slaves.
This caused spicy running debate, Of great
length, until adjournment. The conflict OF
Democratic Senators WAS painful to them,
but amusing to outsiders.
May 25.h.-T be Senate continued the dis
QUESTION and voting on Davis resolutions
Before the 7sh, which 10 the..last, was adopt
cd, the Senate adjourned.
Nothing important 10 the House is reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

@Her. Wm 9 p-c-.cc, -.ay Jssss 40
Senator from South Carolina, an arden,
Wing and firm Union man 10 the days oil
Nullihoation, and at that period one Of thu
most eloquent orators Of tho land, died q
his residence iu Columbia on the 22nd oil
May.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

MRS JOINS ON FIrs.-Mrs. Jane Elisabeth
Jones, one of the speakers At the recent Wo-
mans Rights Convention in New York, was
somewhat severe upon those seemingly mas
outline exotics that fourish in the atmosphere
OF dry goods and millinery stores. Hear
her:
The other day she saw man milliner hold
ing up bonnet on his soft hands and expati-
ating on its merits. A lady tried it on and
be went into ecstacies, it was such q Mt and
so becoming! He complimented the bonnet
and then be complimented the lady. She
could but think this man was out Of his
sphere. In . shoe-store, instead OF sprightly
K'rl to try on woman's gaiters, you 6nd 4
strong man, who tries it, and fuses over the
gaiter and over the foot, until the lady 10 o.
most tsmrted to rrcr-l hin :c.c Els .--s
sphere. Laughter.l When and whore was
it discovered that God made man to ft ladies'
CATERS. (Laughtsr.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

From tho London Star, May.
Yesterday the following letter Was received
by Capt. Halstead, Secretary Of Lloyd's,
from their agent at Falkland Ielands;
STANLEY, Falkland Islands, !
March Ia, 1860.
Srx: beg to inform you OF the loss Of
the Patagopian mission schooner Allen
Gardner. She sailed from this port on the
7th of last October, for Woolya, Terra del
Fuego, taking back several natives who had
previously been brought to these Islands -
As nothing Was heard OF them for three
months. the schooner Nancy, Cspt. Smylsy,
Was chartered to 70 in search, and at once
where he found the schooner Allen Gardiner
crew Edward Cole) came of in canoe with
the information that he was the only sur
vivor of the Allen Gardiner. Mr.. Garland
Phillips, the catechist Capt. Fell, his bro
ther who acted as mate, and FIVE seamen,
were all set upon immediately after prayers
on the 9th OF November, and oil murdered
by the natives. Cole Was the only person
left on board to cook dinner, and from the
ship saw the whole. he took the remaining
boat and got to the woods, where he re
manned many days. One of the tribe found
him and took him to the settlement. They
spared his life to tell the deplorable tale
| The Nancy did not anchor as she was sur
| rounded by the canoes. As soon a. be 60
Cole, and enticed Jenny Button on board
he set sail, and is now gone back with extr,
hands and weapons, to recover the bodies, j
possible, of the mur dered persons, and &c
possession OF the schooner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

0IThe Buffalo Advertiser, the Albany
Naissman, and other old line Wing journals,
with the rank and file Of old line Wings OF
the State OF New York have wheeled into
line, and will give hearty support to Lin
colin and HAmlin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

REEonINATED.-The Republican Congress
sional Convention OK the second district.
which met at Iowa City on the Gath, re-nom-
mated MIR. Vandever for Congress. He will
Of course be elected BY rousng majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

Consul Harris Not Dead.
New YoRK, May "a.
A Shanghai circular received per Persia,
says advices from Japan report Consul dsn.
Harris health better. This disproves the
story OF his death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

Ia John VanBuren has been appointed
by the President as Commissioner under the
Para quay treaty. So at last "Prince john
has got an Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

fTA meeting Of the principal citisens Of
Galveston, Texas, fully endorsed the sscs-
ders Of the Charleston Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

G. Joseph Bsrnd, local editor Of the Lou
isvilie Journal, died Of pneumonia on the
Goth inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

O. The average price Of wheat in Eng.
land for the last twenty years, has only been
about $l.4O per bushel, and as d antxic about
10 cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COOKIES
ROYAL CIRCUS.

TIvHTS unequaled European Troupe, comprising
l all the Great Talent in the Equestrian Profes-
sion, viii exhibit their Splendid, Novel and Rx-
citing fests of Horsemsnship and Athletic Skill,
A Grand Midday Performance, commencing ct 4
o'clock p. M. and in the evening At u o'clock.
Admission 80 cents. Children rs cents.
Among the superb attractions which distinguish
the Royal Cireuss the magnificent
ECOLE DE NANCE,
BY the Brilliant and Dauntlsss Artistic
MARYA ANN COOKE,
On her beautiful Mansge Horse JUPITER,
La Petite Laura
On horseback ~ the Rose Girl
waiter Cooke
On his wild bsre-backed stesd.
Young Lester,
The Champion contortionist of Europe America.
Will introduce his little sons with the performing
Ponies, Cherry and Fair star.
4 mstchlsss aot ON two horses by
Mary Ann Geek and Maurice mfIis.
PROF. CHARLES and his pet LEOPARD
MAxEPPA.
The astonishing Double SUNNI ewsauIt per-
Torrance, besides many other Great Acts.
The performance will be interpreted by the Gym
nastic and Loquacious Drolleries Of
The Court Jester. Geo. CsnstsbIe.
The entertainment viii commence with
| Grand HipRO-dranattC Spectacle,
And conclude with
Burlesque EQucstrian Pant om mae.
PROP. REURENs
Win form Procession in his Splendid Chariot,
| and drive Mammoth Troupe Of beautiful
| Horses, accompanied bya
NupRN n ~ Nas nr muaUp
Will enter at TO a. m. on the day of exhibition.
THE SABLE HARmoNrsTs
Will give GRAND CONCERT in the same pavii-
ion INN ediately after the conclusion of the Circus
performances. fmay2sdl
Improved EIasitc Extensions Syringc
r EVILS RICHARDSoN'S,--th most beanti.
IL full and convenient apparatus yet invented, fol
| sale At the kEOkUK DRUG STORE
mya6d
SALOON
koK private sale, before the LIST Of June, well
fitted up saloon, With fixtures complete. Ap
ply at the Market Saloon on 4th street.
/ my25i3t
KEOKUk SHIRT MANUEA CTOnY
Thrd.st., bet. Main and johnson.
SH1RTS made to order from measure upon q prin
~ ciple that ensures perfect dit.
Ladies' and gentlemen under garments made NJ
and repaired
: mayed MRS. SHEPHERD.
mHs. SH EPH RRD,
M MANUFACTURER Of Corsets, Braces, Support
1vl ers, &C., Third-st, bet Main aad Johnson
, keokuk. Ladies Wishing an easy and handsom
fitting Corset, will hnd my make superior and dc
srable, giving shape and support to the figure Wit
perfect freedom, void Of compression rsstrain,
| Any article made to order guaranteed to At.
Stamping, Pinking, Machine Stitching, 10.
my25d
Tor DUGGR EOR SALE.
A GOOD Top Buggy will be sold by auction, ,
"A Humphreys sal room, on Saturday morning
the 10Th. at 10 o'clock. II can be seen at any tim
} 1T Humphreys, No. Estes House.
may24d3t
T0USfN MAuDE AND ROSANOND; by Is
~ author OF "Tempest and Sunshine Just n
I ceived by OGDEN, Bk0WNKLL CO.,
4 my z4d 81 Main IT.
nUR FARM OF FOUR ACRES, aad the n one
!, 1--WE made by it: by p. b. Mead. For sale by
OGDEN, BROWNRLL CO.,
myAd 81 Main-st.
GPAULDING' PREPARED GLUE for sale b
~ myl WESTfNpTT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

ALARMING ILLNsss OF THEoDoRH PARxRR.-
Letters from Florence confirm the statements
in regard to the dangerous illness OF Rev.
Theodore Parker. For several weeks previ-
oas to the date Of the letter, the latter part OF
April he had been failing ssnsibly, while .
serious depression OF spirits reacted upon
bis bodily condition. Feeling that something
must be speedily done, consultation Of DR..
Appleton and Mr.. Althorp Of Boston, and
others Of. his fricnds was called, and it was
decided to obtain vetturino with q view OF
transporting him by easy journeys to Flor
ence, in the hope that new sights and scenes
might improve his mental condition. For
two days the journey was prosecuted, but
then the patient became so weak that the vet
turino was abandoned. After q period OF
rest he was taken to Florence by rail, and .,
last accounts was surrounded BY his friends,
growing daily weaker and weaker and with
but faint hopes Of another rally. The tenor
OF the letter, which was written BY one often
at his bedside, bids his friends here to pre-.
pare for early intelligence OF sn affective
character.--[B Boston Traveller, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

81 Rev. Y. r. Pitts last week cold his
farm, containing SIX hundred and Afty aeres
OF land, lying near Gsorgesown, Kentucky,
20 MIR. Henry Stevenson for $4,000, Or
$50 per acre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

Horace Greeley, in his account OF the Chi.
cago Convention, pays the following high
compliment to Mr.. Kasson, the late Efficient
Chairman Of the Republican Executive Com
mittes of Iowa;
That the Platform presented 10 % gener
ally satisfactory IS it has proved, is eminent
ly due to John A. Kassop, of Iowa, whose
efforts to reconcile differences and secure tn,
largest liberty OF sentiment consistent with
fidelity to Republican principles, were mos,
effective and untiring. think DO former
Platform ever reflected more fairly and fully
the average convictions OF . great Nstions
party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28


Ward, one Of the Douglas delegates to the
Charleston Convention, at recent meeting
IN Cincinnati giving an account OF his stew.
ardship, uttered some hard sayings against
bis Southern brethren. He said that ssfor
the first time in his life he felt that he was
not in the United States" There was q
feeling in the South antagonis.ic to the
Union, be said, and Northern man could
not express himself outside of the hall OF
Convention. Even Logan OF Illinois, . ma
tive OF the South, who attempted to addres,
the people, was forced to desist.
And yet ii ia upon people like those OF
South Carolina, who are hostile to the Union
who are in sympathy with the United States
and who will not allow q Northern man te
utter bis sentiments, that the Democrat,
party depends for support, for that party hs
but four Northern States at most.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

RICH MEN or DAVENPORT There are but
four rich men in the city Of Davenport a.
sssssd for over 1000:
Antoine LeClaire. $l88,OOO
q. q. r. Mitchell, 81 600
Geo. L. Davenport, 80, 900
Richard B. Hill IS 900
This assessment is for 1860. Three years
ago, Mr.. LeClsire was assessed for over
$500 200, and Msssrs. Mi chell and Daven.
port for like large sums.-l Davenport Dem.
and News.
TIE "OoNsrrurroSAL UNIoE'' TIcKrr.-
JOHN BILL,
Nooody's man!
Stands on nobody's platform II
Fights nobody!!!
Loves everybody I'LL
+ PLuRIBUs UNun !!!l!
EDwAHD EvERRrr,
Writes for the N. Y. Ledger
Writes for the N. Y. Ledgerli
Writes for tho N. Y. Ledger III
WRrrEs FOR THE N. Y. LxDoxa III /!
G. Rev. Y. r. Pitts last week cold his
farm, containing sir hundred and 6fty aeres
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

mHs. SH EPHRND,
MANUFACTURE Of Conets, Braces, Support
1v1 ers, &C., Third-st., bet. Main Aad Johnson,
heokuk. Ladies Wishing an easy and Handsome
fitting Corset, will hnd my make superior and do
srable, giving shape and support the figure with
perfect freedom, void Of compression or restraint
Any article made 70 order guaranteed to At.
Stamping, Pinking, Machine Stitching, 10.
my2hd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28
LETTER from GOV. SEWARD.
The chicago Nominations Heartily
Endorsed.

The following letter Was addressed by Gov.
Seward to the Central Republican Committee
Of New York City, who had invited him to
attend meeting for the ratification Of the
nominations recently made by the Chicago
Convention:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-28

A10OS
nOwNING'8 Fruit Book,
II Barnes Notes,
C-.. ..s1ss ~s.S1s. .ssoa.
Four Years aboard the Whale Ship,
Mlchelets L'Amour,
Michelet's LARemme,
Professor at the Breakfast Table,
Life Of Humboldt,
Minister'S Wooing,
bAyard Taylor's Greece and Russia,
Marble Faun,
Witches Of New York,
Beulat,
How could he help it.,
Good Fight,
Pillar Of Fire,
New York TO Delhi
For sale ct
OGDEN, BROwEELL l. CO.'S
ClrY BOOK 6ToR.,
MAy1ad b Main IT.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
WhotesalO 6r0Oer and ConmI ssr on
Merchant,
No7l South later st., bet. State-st. Wabash Av.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
1Agents Tor the sale Of Dupont's Powder. -
mysdln