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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13

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ct. Yaul, Minn.
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mintcr > @uureu
auf's Mei&baltieNe unb @el&u1adspQle a0ortir'
unb beebrt li9 lol@es ieinen o~erebrten Tunoea e.
Sebenf an3ujei8en.
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Yer @ailon auseefattet unb tietet na1nent''@ e'ns
@rpBe Mu8mabl In &letoer<
ftpfen,
ais. me.iuos, 9aleneias, plaibs, Delaines,
paramattas. De 8eiees, Yoil be 4eores ,e. &C.;
ferner unterbaIien tir einen l@0nen Norratb
bunter unp einfarbi9er Seioenwaaren
unb p~ertaufsn iol9e senau gu %ep-g0rter Yrei-
len.
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ben mir uns nod, bic perebrten Domen auf un(e'
erobarti8es
@etb> @aare,,> u. Trtmmtn9sz M1prtmen
aufmertlam 3a n,a&en.
Sn 3erren- Mrtiteln, ala: Boutstins, Destins
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ten mir ieeer &oneurren3 bic @piBe, ea ptr in bic
ier Bran@e bic sortbeilbaftelten 0erbincunetr
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13
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ausgewGblten @prretbe in oQen Mrten rpn:
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Mpbe<@ aaren.
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3u ReQen.
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teae bebient, wesbalb le gum 8elu4e leines Va
gers einlabet
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Glib ct. Waul. 3. @tra6e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13

Da mir, mte mebl @ilen %betannt. unlere 9Saa'
rem birett aus europa unit aus ben Manu1atfureh
beieben, 70 folst natarli@ earaus, Dap mtt pe
biiiser p~eriaufen tonnen, als 1r9eno Elm a"os'f'
paus in ct. Vaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13

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miro ron elmer MilwaufeczD Delegation in
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

The ofhcial report Of Capt. Hsintsel has
been received by Secretary Floyd. It gives
the details OF the battle Of the 9th ult. with
Oortenas. Tbs latter, with 60 men, was On !.
trenched one milo above Rio Grande City,
Capt. 4. attacked him with $50 regulars and
$50 Mier Rangers. Cortenas retrsated, and
. RAINING IRE was kept up for ten miles,
when the outlaws dispersed, Cortenas with
20 men swimming the Rio Grande. All Cor.
tenas' artillery and supplies were captured.
Cortsnas soon Afterwards appeared before
Roma, small town higher up the river, and
threatened 10 burn it. Capt. Stoves com.
Pany Of csvalry Was sent to occupy it. Com
pauy q, LIST Artillery, il occupying Fort
Kin6Gold- Capt. Il. begs that new troops
may sent him, and urges the position -:
sssaxy FOR them on that frontier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

was spent in discussing the salaries of the
o6oers, and the propristy Of having Post
master for the Legislature. Alaudable spir-
Il Of economy was mAnif ested, but the psf-
sistency Of the Democrats, led by Jairus
Neal, in calling the yeas and nays on trivial
questions, and thereby consuming valuable
time, did not practically illustrate eoonomy.
The House was worse bored than tho Sen.
ate By motions about salaries, post. Office,
ministers, 10. Olagsst Was on his feet about
sixteen times daring the sftsrnoon, and made
about dozen speeches, besides his motions.
10 = extremely anxious 70 save the money
Of the people, and manifested that anxiety
BY cooperating with Gov. Baker, Of Clinton,
lwho Disputes the Democratic Leadership
with Clsgsst), Curtis, OF Marion, and sons
other very brilliant and ambitious Demo-
Gratis, to delay the organization ct least half
. day. This course was made the more vex-
asious by the frequent and unnecessary call
ing Of the yeas and nays, and by the attempt
Of Baker, Olagett, and others, to raise oom-
mittees on important SUBJECTS, before the ap-
pointment Of regular standing committees,
thus anticipating and impeding the regular
course Of proceedings.
In the Senate thisl.( W ednesdsy) morning,
Mr. Duncan (Dem.) gave notice of his in
tention to introduce q bill to let the State
printing to the lowest bidder. Nothing Of
Importance transpired till the House sent in
word that il was ready to canvass the vote
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor, and at /
O'Clock the two houses met in joint convsn-
ton for that purpose, aud are now opening
and announcing the returns from the several
Gov. Kirkwood will be inaueura-
ted and deliver his address this afternoon.
Mr.. Rusch viii succeed Mr.. Faville. Chief
Justice Wright and Judge Woodward retire
from the Bench and Judges Lowe and Caleb
Baldwin step in. Mr.. Baldwin 10 here, and
his shadow is not much less than ever.
The State Agricultural Society met this
Judge Wright was elected Presi.
dent for the ensuing year, and Mr.. Wallace
Was reelected Sec'y.
Where the next State Fair shall be held
was under discussion, when the Society ad-
journed for dinner. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

The European Steamer Bremen arrived on
the 18th. The following are oil the items Of
intsrest brought by her:
Oongrsss--the Pope refuses to be repre-
sented IN the Paris Congress unless the pam
phiet entitled Gle Pope Of de Congress" be
denied BY Napoleon.
CHIEA.-Advicss from China state that
the Government Of that Empire, had applied
Tor American meditation to avert the threat
ened hostilities with England and France.
LIvnsPooL, Dec. 49, Bresdstufs quiet
and steady q, Fridays rates; wheat has an
advancing tendency; Provisions dull; Su-
gar frm and I'd higher the holidays pro-
duced quietness in ell articles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16
X EO u K:

News 81 the Morning.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
resolutions oonmending the course pursued
By r. representative in Congress in oppo-
sine he National Administration and treat
ine the threats OF disunion with soorn.
On the 18th the Pennsylvania Republi-
oan delegation in Congress made > call upon
Senator Seward, under lead Of Senator Cam
crcu,
The Philadelphia Corn Exchange, on
the 18th made a donation Of $500 TO the
Lawrence sufferers. Geo. g. Evans, book
seller In that city, made donation Of $1,000.
Mr.. Evans began life ~ Lawrence factory
boy.
The Virginia Legislature he's appointed
Joint Committee to rsosive Mr.. Mem
mingsr, the Commissioner from South Caro-
lima, who ID expected to srrive there on NEXT
Thursday evening.
From Mexico We have these few items or
interest: The combined French and Spanish
fleets ware expected It Vera Crus, to enforce
the pecuniary demands Of Spain against
Mexico. The Liberals had obtained several
victories over tho Charch troops at Tehuan-
tspec. Alvary VAS acting agasnss Oabos.-
The Liberals bs1 retaksn Zacatecas.
Judge Breess declines the appointment
OF ha-"'lA."kof the Northern district Of ILi-
nois, sssmiDg rather to resent il, a. beneath
the dignity Of sn ex-U. 8. Senator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

Senate not in session.

Senate not in session.
HoUsx.-A discussion on matters contained
in the Helper book Was had between Smith,
OF Va, and Bingham, Of Ohio. Thad. Ste
VEINS, to burlesque some OF the thin skinned
members rose to personal explanation.
He sent to the Clerks desk paper contain
ing some remarks upon him, on which be
wished TO make some commsnss. Clerk az.
aminsd tho pepper, found il printed in Ger
man, couldn't read it, laid it aside, and
Thad. withdrew from the House amidst .
burst Of laughter. The plurality rule was
presented, but the Democracy fought il oil,
and pending ito discussion the House ad-
journed TO Monday. No vote was taken for
Speaker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16
Capital Corresponaence.
DsS NorNEs, Jan. Ill. 1890

Yesterday afternoon the two Houses suo-
ceedsd, through much tribuiation, in conn
pleting the organisation. The officers were
sworn in, and committsss sent to inform the
Governor that the Assembly was ready to re-
ceive any Communication from him. The
Message vas sent in. The Senate postponed
tho reading Of it. In the House the Score
taFy read : portion, when the House ad-
jousasd.
The Senate elected Geo. q. Arndt, Of Scott
county, Sergeant st Arms, and A. G. Hast
iDgs, Of Black Hawk, Doorkeeper. NJ. B.
Nosl, Of DAllas, and x. L. Davis, Of Polk,
wsrs chosen Messengers. Considerable time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

ARas AsrORd.cAst SgOrc.
Why II bcats the BUas how CnEAP they SKILL
dropt in there the other day--and tell youthat
10 tho place these hard tims-No. e6 Main-st.
jsnl0d1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

msdicaI CPiiege Festival.
Several Of onr prominent Ladies' have arranged
for Grand Festival ct the Medical College build
Ing, on Wednesday evening next, the 18th instant,
for the benefit Of the Medical Museum and Hos
pitAl.
The interest which the Faculty Aas manifested in
building up 80 Aourishing an institution In our
midst should induce svsry sitissn 70 contribute to
this enterprise. We I'll know sonstAing Of the an
baxrasamsnts undsr which they have labor I'd. Let
n, therefore, and ALL respond to the call. Let
every lady Of our city aid the cause, and give 1t
Encouragement By their presence, while the gentls
mon give their - " have feast Of pleasure and
dow Of soul.
This will be the grand party Of the season, whore
We expect to see not only orr own citissns, but
ladies and gentlemen from the neighboring towns,
mstto sajoy good music, good supper, and have
general good time.
Tickets can BE- had ut the Book Stores, principal
Hotels, or from any member Of the Faculty.
jAnl4d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PRICE OF COAL REDUCED.
II An now selling that superior Coal from the
i New York and Pennington Bank,
AZ lei cents Per BUSH, delivered,
or III - ~ L0veO.
NO LOADS DELIVERED UN DER - BUEHELS
AT THE ABOVE RATES.
Terms cash on delivery. Once ON Lsves; near Main.
Jsnl6dtf II. L. PLATT.
KeSku M Branch Bank stock for sale.
Az SHARES Of the Stock OF the State Bank
~ Branch - Keokuk. Tor sale. Apply at the
Banking House OF "A. K. Love Co.
Jan. 3, GOD JOHN q. ELOYD.
NAA6. RCADRT new book, ga Good Fight"
~ and other Tales BY Chss. Reade, for sale BY
dsslbd OaD1N, BROWNELL 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

Indiana Democratic state Conven.
stOn.
The delegates to Charleston were INSTRUCT
q 70 cast their votes - . unit for Douglas.
The Kansas- Nebraska act was endorsed -
TIE Cincinnati platform was re-afirmed.--
The administration Of Buchanan was com.
mended, 30 far - it proceeded on Democrat
10 principles. The re-opening Of the slave
trade was reprehsnded.
A majority Of the State Of6cers nominated
were administration men. Samuel L. Ruge
was nominated for Supt. Of Public Instruo-
zion; Cornelius O'Brien for CLERK Of Su-
prens Court; and Michael r. Floyd for Re-
posssr of the Supreme Court.
Tsrns ~ the supreme Judges.
Gov. Lowe drew the short term, two years,
and 10 Chief Justice. Judge Baldwin drew
the four year term and Judge Stockton the
six year term.
vete fer Governor ana Lieut.. Gov
0rnOT.
The following il the vote for Governor and
Lieut.. Governor - canvassed BY tho Legi,.
lsture:
Kirkwood, 56,5O5 Dodge, 53.54q
Rusch, 55,l42 Babbitt, 52.87Q
e. The next State Fair is to be held II
Iowa City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

naHons TOT . rlGns OF way - our own pos
sessions and onr own homes, when " can
have such way within our own limits. A
great central trunk route, with branches q
either end to accommodate I'll parts OF our
country both upon tho Atlantic and Psoi6e.
would moet our wants and commend itself to
tho sound sense and calm judgment OF our
people. ! rsconmsnd that you also memo
rialise Congress in favor OF that measure.
There 10 ono aspect Of the vexed and ex-
citing question Of slavery 70 which wish 70
direct your attention = one upon which, per-
hApe, our whole country can hArmoniss.--
Recent events in Virgins have drawn tho At-
tention OF orr Snnthe-c h-:.sS:s.= s. $40 dam
gers surrounding them By reason Of the great
number Of free solorsd persons among them,
IN contact with their slaves; and the excite
mont OF the moment has caused some Of their
Stats Legislatures seriously to entertain the
terrible proposition to compel these unfortu-
nate people either to1bscome involuntary ex-
lies from the land Of their birth, OF to become
slaves. The rspugnanos, tho prejudice, il
yoa will, Of the people Of tho free States,
especially Of the Northwestern States,
against allowing any large Influx Of these
unfortunates among thsm 10 we'll known. and
must DO needed BY those who make laws for
those States. Tho dangers and difficulties
attendant upon tho presence Of free colorsd
persons in : slavs.holding community pro-
vent emancipation BY many who weuld 9th
erwiss gladly set free their slsves, and have
In some States osussd the passage Of Laws
prohibiting Or greatly hindsring smAnoipa-
tion. Indeed, those dangers and diiiculties
are to-day the great hindrance to the aboli-
ton Of slavery in and by the Slave States,
and the spprshsnded danger that, in case the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

"a The next State Fair il to be held q
lows City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

10 paid for county and other purposes, and
10 my opinion tho existing laws are defective
in not requiring . more careful scrutiny OF
the accounts OF those to whom this money IL
paid, and BY whom it is disbursed. would,
therefore, recommend to your consideration,
10 addition TO any other measures your wis
dom may suggest, the passage Of ! law re-
curing the Judges Of each judicial District
TO appoint once in each year skilfui %.
countant, in each county OF his District,
whose duty il shall be to examine carefully
the books OF each county olkcer, and to state
and record IN account between such officer
and bis county, and, whore necessary, be.
tween ofioer and o6cer. Such examinations
BY disinterested persons would, in my opin-
ion, have decidedly bens6cial effect tho
expense attending them would be ye-y email,
and have no doubt the people Of the ooun-
ties would chserfuliy bear that expense for
the satisfaction Of knowing that the large
amount Of money they pay - taxes 10 %.
piled to the proper objects.
suppose it 10 scarcely necessary for No
to recommend TO yen 60 close and rigid
an economy, in the matter Of appropriations,
a. is consistent with proper administration
Of the affairs OF the State. The scarcity OF
money, consequent upon tho financial rsvul-
sion Of 1851, and tho failure OF our crops to
great extent since that time, has caused tho
payment Of taxes necessary 70 the support or
our Government to be- felt 90 sensible bur-
den BY our people, and they have the right
TO demand, and / think do demand st our
hands that, until tho present pressure 10
somewhat removed, and our financial
affairs have become somewhat moro easy
and prosperous, We shall limit the expenses
OF tho State to the smallest sum compatible
with due regard to the public interest.
An event has recently occurred in orr sis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

i 90 NOT foC0r 20 THESE pooS tk1n0aotlOno
for the purpose Of again stirring up ill-fsel-
ings, nov messorably appsassd, bnt for the
light which, in my opinion, they threw upon
present events. Il il - true now - it was
In tho olden time that ssthcy who SOW the
wind shall resp tho whirlwind." During the
struggle in Kansas, which makes her story .
blot on tho page Of our country's history, the
Fres-State men OF that Territory were treat
ID By their o-Slavery bretheren in tho Ter
ritofy and in the States, and BY tho General
Government, - il they had not any rights,
legal or natural, which either were bound to
reepect. = II strange that some OF them
should have csassd 70 respect tho rights Of
those whom they looked upon a. their or
pressors r--shouid have learned TO hate the
institution for whose advancement they were
oppresseda During tho same period, that
the doctrines BY which II ID sought to be up
held, attained full force and vigor. Il VA
insisted, in substance, By our Southern broth
ron, and openly or tacitlJ approved BY many
in the North, that, il our people should ind
upon our borders, or within reasonable reach
OF ~, : weak and helpless nation which could
hs attacked with comparative ssfety. and
whose form Of G0vernment did mot attain 60
oar standard Of perfection, IL vas mot only
the privilege, but the mission Of such Of our
people % desired to engage in tho laudabls
undertaking, to invade her territory with firs
and sword, to bring upon her peaceful in.
habitants-men, women and children-all
tho horrors of war, and, having thus carried
through and perfected : process Of ssrsgsn-
sration," to establish on the ruins Of her
Government our own free Institutions
prominent among which, according to the
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1860-01-19
HO.5TETEHrkA
STOMACH BITTERS.

<or Me cnre Of Dyspepst,', haii0e<fion. Nausea.
rsatu.encN L".s Of Apprtne. or any B0tous
Of Ge Sio,nd.A or Bo,eels. trrincinv Cruups.
DysH'fe7y, totic. Ch"ke'M Xur1us, dc.
In view of the fact that every member Of
the human family Is more or less subjected to
some OF the aiWve complaints. besides in.
ntitnerablc o:hcr conditions IN life. which,
by the assistance of n little knowledge or
exercise Of common spf,se. they thnt I've able
50 to regulate their habits Of diet. and with
the assistance of good t,Iic, secure per.
manent health. In order to accomplish this
desired object. the true course to pursue is,
certainly. that which will produce q natural
state Of things ut tll,. least hazard Of vital
strength and lif.. for this cnd Dr. Hostrtter
has introduced to this country prrpnrn-
ton called HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS. which at this tiuv l.. not n new
medicine. but one that has been tried for
years, giving satisfaction to ull who have
used it. The Biiters nrera," powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels aud liver, restoring
them to n healthy and vigorous nctinn, and
thus hy the simple process nf strrn.l lhening
nature. cimblc Iln. system to triumph over
disease. Diarrhtna. dysrntrry or fiux 30
generally contracted by new settlers. and
caused principally by the change of water
and diet. will be speedily regulated by 9
brief Use of this preparations. Dyspepsia,
"SS""S "iiSl - I'ibuiOlN iHOIe pT'Nuscnt
when taken in all its vnrin,Is forms than
any other: the causr nf which may always
be attributed tn 'lrrniI:.rnrn,S Of the ,iipes.
tive orgrns. can ~. cured without fail by
using HOSTETTEK'S STUMACII BIT
TIERS as per directions on the hnilc For
this disease every physician will recon-
mend Bttrrs of sn.uc kind. then why not
use All article known tn he infnlliblcf
Every country have their I,it,crs as n pre-
ventivc Of disease. ani strengthening of
the svstcrn in general. nni among them all
there is nnt /" hr f,unl II more healthy
people than the Germans, from whom this
preparation cman,tri, !:,s-d uron scientific
experiments which hts attended to advance
the destiny rf This great preparation in the
medical scale of sci,ucr
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1860-01-19
TO THE
Me r CHI A N rs
OF THE
SOUTH and SOUTHWEST,
THE
OF THE

~ Z, THE updersghed ed. importers and Jnb
brrs in the City of Charleston. IN view
Of the present excited Stale of the cnun,rv
deem il proper 10 bring TO The notice of IN. iuts.
r'or Merchants the clnms we have 10 their nat
,,ohage AND custom. The msjnrity of us lave
oeeu .ng esta"l'shed IN business, and from our
experience are we'll acquainted with the wrnt,
o. this section OF country. All Of us hold .eu
'iments IN c"Inmon OH the agtatipp question of
u't day-slnvery: and all Of us des,re. as far us
Practicabie, TO become commercially independent
o' the NORM. we have no desire to uut-rra,e the
e"ergy ana enterprise Of the Merchants Of North.
orn citits, but we claim 10 be able 10 supplv
goods in our respective lines, on an fayoraIl,
terms both as to price aud credit, us tho m4r.
ehniits OF any cry in the Union We have fa.
eihues Tor obtaining goods from Europe not
surpassed by any aud our importations from
abroad are very large. withdrawing the re-
por's 10 me contrary. circulated by those who
nave no Knowledge Of what. they affirm, or
whose interest prompt them TO misiead.
AMERICAN gfpods we obtain fro,n the ,n,n,-
LECTURERS "n ms favorable terms as any Job,,iup
merchants Of the Northern cities WHY then
shouId We not be able to sell ON an fovor.,hi.
terms otliers9
We are able and determined to do 50. and al,
we ask OF you is, to try this market, Inv aside
the prejudice-for it is only a nre;m,i;ce-,ho,
Your customers prefer goods from New York to
'hose from Charleston. and build up and en-.
courage your own Seaports and your own Mer.
cnants. IL we cannot do what W.. urofess vou
VIII be subjected TO very little Inconvenience,
.o' opportunities OF leaving ny railway Or steam.
er are offered every twelve hours
Our Stocks will be complete by lst Fe,,ruarv
next, and It remains to be seen how mn,v ,r
tnose VINO have heretofore purchased all their
goods IN northern cities will give Charleston a
rial this Spring.
Charleston, S. c., December 12,h, 1859.