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capture OF q Hobber Under nff3rn,rsa.
An olney {lll) correspondent Of the Vim.
eennes Sun, gives the following account Of thu
arrest Of Thread, the mattrobber, in that place
a few days ago:
u. Culleu, of Olney, notified Gtlmorr
sPecia1 agent, OF tho whereabouts Of Thread
me mai1.robbcr, Ehoae presence was mnch d.
Sifea at Springfield before q tfssointion ~ thc
Union mn1e the United States Courts If no
aecoaht: Last night Gilmore, Sheriff Johns
constable Lynch, and two or three Others. s.tooE2
! aack 'or Edwards county, few miles uorth
VI alolon, to Investigate the house Of one Pc
Is.s, tne prother-in law Of Thread, where it WIS
reported Thread was scc1etcd. "
Anout midnight tho posse arrived, and af
sss eeeteuns the axes and other deadly wca-
pons ABOUT the premises, opened tho unlocked
door, entered Threads room. pullcd him M
OF eed, and haudcuffed him in a moment
SM,ust n Tue Cries OF Oh, sister! Peters! Help!
Airs Peters, who is q young, athletic uoman
stfuek Tue door in her nighi-guwn like ehe
'fserC.ssare . scream aud called ARnlI y,
:sized hickory stick and laid cut Gilmore
iiinocE AID htlplcss. The dog followeJ and
coz Johns ~ the leg. Peters caught Lynch
ahu do"ned him-a Frenchmau Of tie coInIra-
" came TO his zcscuc-a blow with thr fearful
st!cE' almcd at Johns head, caught in the lolIs
- f tao nslnanes lghtsowu, and saved the
head Of that public ctunctiona1y''-six or c;yht
shots made the dog silent forever Iamn isro.
ken over tho females head, cooled her arriorS
various kicks, cutfs and buffets, sent Psters off
for he!n. Thread would not move to ret into
inc hach-so by TIC hair, legs and clothes he
was thrown ln-hTought to Qlney, and il now
on his way to Springfield by rai]rnad
, 1860-12-12

we learn from tic newspapers that the final
action OF the Vermont Legislature, before It's
adjournment on the 119th ultimo, was to refer
thls whole subject to the commissioners on
tue revision or the laws of tic State. with in
stFuctions to report whether the present Law
upon fhe rendition OF fugitive slarcs Is in con.
1ict with the Constitution ofthe limited Statss
The commissioners OF revision WHO are fo
take y the matter In charge are c1.Judses Milo
l. Bennett, Piespoint aud Isham, and Hon. An
arew M Tracy, formerly member Of Congress.
When this question was before the Senate Of
Vermont, Vermont, ". Woodbridge, chairman Of tic
1na!eiasy Committee, declared that 1t was
any law that conflicts with the Constitution Of
, 1860-12-12

o11Ar p.covnr.-Amonz tho aac+t tr.no-.,n, c~ ri,
~ great medical discoveries Of TIL. a-c nav be cor
ddertd the s5stcm Of vaecna:!ca IL: PROTECTION fran
small Fox. the Cepha.tc PHI for :clis{ OF Ics.rbr A.,
me use Of Qaaains for the prevention Of F1ye,, c,1
o1 *hich sure speclhc. whose beactts VII. bo e..
peF1snced b. suffering humanity .aas af.es taa.s e.,
soysrsrk are forgotten
, 1860-12-12

GRAM Su1FMEs1s--The Sterling Republican
says that there were shipped from that station,
on the Ga1cna aud Chicago Union Railroad,
from tho 1st OF August to the 1zt Of Deccpn.
bcr, 143,033 bushels Of wheat; u So bushels
Of corn, md 1865 brIs and 7o3,55a lbs. of
aonr in bugs, all Sterling ground. The town
Of DeKalb, on tho same road, during tho same
time. eh1ppcd 2o7, ,oSo bushels of wheat, $50
bushels Of barley, $500 bushels Of corn, aud
Coz bushels Of rye. The town Of Lane, also On
the same road, In tic samc time, shipped 49,
es3 bushels Of wheat, IL, GAG bushels Of barley,
1,23 bushels rye, 800 tushs1s corn, aud gu
bushcl5 oats
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FUR n AN UFACTORY.
q. N. SPEARS, ,R.,

r. d a. @ER q q G..
Wholesale and Retail Dezlezs u
Il a -, oAY1 a . TUBH.
BEAR AND WOLF ROBES, DC
e5 1za Street, Chicago, III. as
Would respectfully announce to their ola nst,o,a .nd
~ f.1de thai taey. now II receipt Of 6rTc and
full Assortment OF I'll Eoods II their une. oe1idS@
, 1860-12-12

The grand jury Of lhe Caitei States Court
for the Northern District Of Ohio, has found
bills against Rev. George Gordon, James Ham
mond, Asbury Parker, Calvin Dowland, Joseph
T. Baldwin, E. D. Asbury, and Jonathan Nc
Larcn Oh the charge Of obstructing service Of
process by the Cnited States Marshal, ut Ibe-
ria, Morrow county, Ohio, on the Goth OF Sep
tembcr last, the Marshal being engaged in Sc
curing fugitive slave. The same parties are
also indicted for prosecuting the owners Of the
negro and their assistants, will the view to
obstruct them in ttcir efforts to reclaim their
slave under the Fugitive Slave Law
, 1860-12-12

FACT Tox'H Hksovyo-spa!ai7:'s cc3e.l!e c1;:7 .;u
AeesAa cure for Sick Headache, Dtluou, jic,aae..c
SaE7su2 HsAdaehe costtyeasss a1i f:eaor., ,ch.,n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

CT We call the attention OF our mer-
chants and citizens generally to the adver-
tisement, which appears in another column,
Of the st. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway, New
York. This prineely palace has accommo-
dations for over one thousand guests. A
city within a city, having cosmopolitan
community, representatives from every civ
ilixed nation on the face Of the globe. The
gentlemen who planned and carried into sue
cessfui operation an extern rise like this mann
moth establishment, deserve, az they have
received, the liberal patronage Of the tray
cling public. We advise our friends visiting
New York to call on Messrs. Troadw ell,
Whitcomb 4 Co., with whom we are assured
they will feel az home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
gacaiIng virtues.

From the Paris tiil) Globe, April is. 20
1t Ia fac, well authenticated here we'll as
elsewhere over the state, and indeed the whole
Western country, that sloan's medicines have OBJ
saineI widespread celebrity AID reputation, to
which they justly entitled, for their ''heaiing
virtues" AID powers. We are not among those
who are prone TO endorse every patent humbug
iha, comes along, and in tnis instsnce VIC have de-
iaYed our endorsement until we have been able 10
make assurance doubly sure, not only ty testing
them personally Ourselves, but from the testimony
II numerous portion OF TIE COINS unity living
around
See sloan . adyertisementin another column u
this PAPER. Lee. l.! dot vi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
90 M NJ ERCJIAL.

DAILY uATT cIrT evFIcn,
hookuk, Dec. ~.
fLouR-superfne, - 90 Spring wheat, sx-
ira, " ~, Fall wheat, extra, $5zo.
bkAs AND shUhho, ooso % periVo.
CohN-~~2 ~ to &c
-BAHLEf--sPfibg Aoa4 DC
WHEAI.-- In good demand. FAN so - W.
apringooci cnolcc 90. %.
oAiS-isc, duii.
KlE--3t 70 ~ III good denaha'
roi 20 " ~ W ~" 'o"0 io-A'i ~.
NJ - 1s-~NH~ oi'aas 80
prime " - siAiiAsa s'"aaau .nu 'o.l
ITO - - ~ ~ '''' ~, : 80 :.
% ~, oolaen syrup - - VS. 1ehsa--nio 20
70 To-. Java ~ -Vo. A8susia' ~ ~ " - "io''
oaoa
ooh Aia ose, iaMii5 49, uei"sH' YIN
"a 10 ~.
cANpLhs-osaf ~ TO -, oseafihe - nouia
i1'o 80
II 1fst' 70 !" rr1a'' i@s''
- hh-No'' mon ~ ~ oHo'es "a " -
5saali - :. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

kEGAOA POST OFFICE.
Open from 7 ! a.. m. to p IN. On Sundays from
to tn. o..
DAILY ARRIVALS AND pxrARTsREs or THE NAILS.
Eastern Mail arriv at p. m, and closes at 8
a. m.
81. Louis and Southern Nails arrive at 8 p. M.
and close at 0 q. m.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Mails arrive at p. m.
and close at 9 d. m.
Quincy Mail arrives at o'clock p. m. and clcses
at6a m.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive at
bA p. IN. and close nj a. M.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. m.
and close ate q. In.
Western Mail arrives at III a. III. and closes at
Z a.
Charleston tfvf-w4nfIy1 Mail departs on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock .. IN >,
and arrives On Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays
at o'clock p. M.
RICHARD McALLISlER, Pm.
Dec. sth, 1860
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

Letters from d5gpeptics, in every State, arc con-
tinnaly received BY the proprietors Of Hostetter g
Gel brahtsd. stomach Bitters, expressing in most
enthusiastic their conidcrc in that celeira-
tsd restorative. The Writers difler ia their modes
Df exp1sasson, bus taey breathe bas seR ineIt.
That Unreasonable beneft have been derived by
Thousands from tits able and potant sioaacic
il feet eetabitsaed b. clouds 81 witnesses Dys
pepsis, and the countless diseases OF the stomach
and bowg j. 10 which IL gives rise, literally vaniEh
before The soarehing, braeng and purifying inhu-
euce Of this great fenoyaior 81 the physical sys-
TEN which acts simultaneously ali the internal
organs which require regulation and IMMIGRATION.
Give it trial.
For sale by druggists ard dealers generally ev-
erywhere.
soldby p.Gissoss. A. J. KiLKirsos, BAsrLKrr
kAyEd Co., ard j. L. NILKIaSoa.
Dee. IT '60-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

RT CoroEs.-The sudden changes Of our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
" stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be tAd 70 s'EKDwE's bRDKrHTKL tK0-
GHEs,n or Losenges, let The Gold, Cough, or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever 50 slight, ms
by this precaution . more serious attack may
DO eaectually warded Of. PuBLIc SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will lind them tectual tor clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertiscme1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
RFThe Washington corrs.ponaen, OF tb

KTThe Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia American says OF the safety OF
the Treasury:
Mr. Cobb'- patent il considered safer ;han
Holt. great lock. low history vii! EN-
bHifs the i4iustfsea- names Of Cobb and
Hohb-t IL ii snrposei that oar leta secre.
tary Of the Treasurg has desings be *
chequcr OF 6eufga. After hreaks.g tas
Treasury here no his new ssattt3 on mis-
Zion 70 tfruk up III laion. ase BIN full
swing fur r4nssy ,.as~ efer The hnalaer II
the projected Southern fents.er"cy. end
the name CT cisuIion VII never be heard
Gpa.p.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

in an omnibus, the other day, political
discussion, rather gravel itsltone, WAS tnrned
into fun by the remark OF an old man, who
had been listening IN silence for quarter Of
IN hour; !. Iney saik, ssid be- about DISCO
luton. For my part, say-lot 'em dissolute;
let's all dissolute.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

The notes Of the blowing Blils arc throan Gu
by the bankers Of tbis city. AT the ast dates they
were bought ID Chicago al IS &c. AS tbs notes
ate amI secured, great shave should be submit
ted TO- Indeed 1t ID possible that most Of them may
be currentin tlrty days.
Bank ef Aurora, West Aurora, .Inois.
National Bank, fqA4lify,
State Eank, Snawnecforn,
Amer Exehangs Bank, kaiei-h, -
Corn Exchange Bank, FatGei1, -
Bank VI Raleigh, ka.e;gh, .
Bank If Commonwealth, tsGbinson, Iii.
Southern Bank Illinois, nras Vile.
Gfaysiiie d. do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

PoPrLsTioS or NERNoSr.-I Vermont
papers publish complete returns, BY counties,
OF the census Of that State for 1860, a. re-
turned by the United States Marshais. They
show the population OF the State 70 DO $780,
e27, being IN increase OF only ,657 over tho
year 1850, when i. was 3l4,l7o. u is evident
says the Yermont paper from which We OBJ
tain these facts s.,nat after 1868 Vermont
will be entitled to but two members Of Con-
gross. Two many Of our young men have
gone West within the last ten years TO ona-
bic as to hold our own politically.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
- 4. MUnrIIREH. Aas.les anA Com

II 4. HUnPiiiiEf. Aactlos aLi Com
L.. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
Regular Auction saies en- faesaay, Iaurscry
and saturday mornings also every evsning. I1T-
niiurs ssics every saturday marnug
1S~ Particular attention giyea 10 sSses III ne
country. tfITi
IJsf f6ceivsd ifou. tAu me eaa G.ocA 10. .
j large lot of 50 hour aaa a4J ci0eLs, assorted
siYils 1t No. E4ies House.
sepI2l DIP. ~ NpHRRY.
ID HCfis Eli this va5 % cyi.sa Il - eases VI
Il6ce gaii B,ots-io b cloae4 az Immediately,
No. tes House. (stpsi2
TieI recGi we'd from he NAT atturers large lot
y Ut Ilsep sAt,; also, l-fgs cousignmeLf OF
Hosiery. At Nc. ) Estes llcuse.
neptl2t
MON on hand large stock ~ yt~e1ry vi very
~ variety; also Stationery AID Notions II ali
kinds II rrhants ard peddiers VAL 10 well 10 III
and examine this stQck as Il wit ~ elosd cut very
low. II. r. ILL 1fiEEf,
spite Aoe'ioneer
iUeI received Pecast C1slef3 II eyefy variety
j and guilty, sust barge asspT ta5tnf Of Iabie
cutiery also Ioi IF Plated Tale ald Tea spoons,
at No Estes House. Isept12dl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lnrxn ahtpmnnls.

IFrom the st. Louis Democrat
IL Is Astonishing TO see the large quantities OF
Mclean y Strengthening Cordial that ere shipped
daily to different Tarsofth the country It isscarce-
ly three months since this article w.s Arst intro
duced, and now, judging from it's "a pid SALE IL il
known aud appreciated over the whole Western
country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery merchant
visiting city should be sure to obtain supply
Of this Cordial. /, Is just the thing required to
strengthen and invigorate hose who are weak and
debilitatel.
See advertisement, In another column.
Zee, III udw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
Silver-Plated Ware.
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
EDuYGIES

Silver : eet4, les coli, silver, steel and shell
and Esc.l.ltsses. to SUIT any sight. Having
large st,, I'll u lasee unset cal III them Of anv
sight at III r. neties~essler Scotch Pebble, PERI
to pic or Nonyex Glass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

The Uazette q The !VtH kaYk.
The maraet for hosa opened heavy this
morning. un4er Increased receipts, gloomy
weather and easier prices for products, nnt
quotations nre 20(1o5c. below last evenings
currency, o,osieg at SIS 2505 40, with few
BUYERS at over IS Is for good averages
The feeling with reference &c the future 10 80
unsettled, that il is dific1ltso effect sales for
forward delivery. Packers move very eau
tiously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
FANCY GOODS.

Consisting Of Ladies Dressing Gases, Writing
Desks, Il stands, Paper Mache Boxes and Their
lnomsters. shell Boxes, Thermometers in brown
gilt, Woo and paper maehe; Buffalo Horn Hair
Brushes nd Combs, fine Ivory Combs, genuine shell
back, sid and round Combs, Pearl and Ivory Tab
let's Peal She'll and Scotch wood Card Cases: Port
monaies, very large assortment for Ladies and
Gentlemt a III styles entirely new; Bags, Reiicues
dc. Per, Foiios, French Gilt Ornaments Silver
bradc, Fi9nca Gilt Belts, Steel Belt Buckles, Card
Receivers, de-, de., DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

DeCeEsDFF ltIMs n. ~. isuU, III 4 orr u Au-
ison. TO Hon. Francis Springer, Judge.
The Grand jury in ard for the county OF
Lee Except the townships Of Van Buren,,
Des Moines, M,ntrose and Keokuk, impan-
nellsd for the December Term, 1860, tcg
leave to present the following
REPORT:
Tba. 10 conformity with their duty, i'm.
posed upon them By law, they visited the
prisons 10 the county, add End the county
isil building insecure for the safe-keep:ng
OF pr s,ners. The many escape. lately made,
impel this Grand Jury again TO declare said
building unsafe, and unless materially al !.
tered cannot secure the safe keeping Of ss
inmates. They further represent thai the
rewards now paid and offered for the srpre
tension Of prisoners escaping will impover-
ish the county treasury more than 1t would
take TO remedy the evils complained b. Ly
this and former Grand Jurors. They nov
RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of the SUPER
visors elect to this nuisance OF prison.
The Grand Jurors also reeom,n End % jus
tice. throughout the county, before whom
criminal proceedings are had, that in all ca
ses where parties are bound over TO aprear
at Court, 10 have the prosecuting witnesses
enter lnto resognizance for their appearance
On the frs. dav Of the term thereof This
will greatly facilitate the acsion u tle Grand
jury in the discharge OF ehsir duty. We
further recommend that tie Sheriff employ
sufficient guards 10 protect and de.ain the
prisoners nov or hereafter in Jail, and that
the County Jujgeior Supervisors pay all neo-
essary expenses therefor, from the county
treasury. All Of which 10 respectfully sub
mitted. Signed,
r. ". ALBRIGHT, Foreman.
The above report OF the Grand Jnry was
ordered TO be filed by the Court and a copy
OF the same 10 be furnished to the county
newspapers for publication.
ERIE j. LEIGH, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
sInIsaa.a0 church.

Services tomorrow Sunday morning and eys-
ming. In the evening : Christmas Sermon, from
Luke Z. 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
CITY DIAPENNARN.

VI DsrfI.NsAhE
Remember hat The City Dispensary il open eve
r. day trsn TO 10 IL o'clock Q. IA, when the poor
can receive Medical ard Surgical advice gratu-
itoasiy.
No charge for medicines wien authorized by the
Mayor, or proper representative of the City Coun-
Ill.
Prompt attendance II required, as cascs will
receive attention afttr the hour specified.
sepi27d &c. HUGHES, Dean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
1Ieerscliaum Pipes.

.lust csiyed assortfaeut, n warranted gen
une. For stIe very low.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

a. ~ asDUkA~.
GIoEY on Bills, story on Partnership, Green
- leafs Treatise, billions Digest. us, received
by 0aDKN, BkoWNKLL i 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
Fans.
CORAL.

Red, White and Seed Coral with or without
Clasps ne, two or three strans.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16
Hueh u. Campbell, E..


In this number of the. JOURNAL, the gen.
tlaman whose name heads this article takes
his leave of the public as political editor. AT
the commencement of the recent campaign,
we engaged Mr.. CAMPBELL to write for US
during its continuance; and, though no public
mention was made of the fact, 1t is generally
known in this city that the well-written and
effective "ltaders" which have, from time to
time, appeared under the editorial head, were
the emanations Of his pen.
In his valedictory article, Mr. CAMPBELL
pays just tribute of praise to many OF our
Republican friends, upon whom rests the
honor Of having produced the glorious result
IN this county. We cannot let the occasion
pass without mentioning Mr.. CAMpBEII's
name, also, in this connection. He was ever
found in the thickest Of the fight. Not only
in his capacity as political editor Of the
JOURNAL, but in canvassing and stamping the
county, and in organizing and encouraging
the formation of Wide Awake companies and
Republican clubs, his labors have been un,
ceasing. and his usefulness very great We
part with him in our recent pleasant relation
with unfeigned regret, AS q newspaper
writer, we consider him equal to the best
of which our State can boast. 1t can be sait
Of him with truth that he handles "the pei
of ready writer" Mr.. OAMrBELL will nov
devote himself wholly to the duties Of hi
+ iavorite profession the LAWN which W
6 wish him that success which his enterprise
=, his talents and his industry merit.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16

thing SO early to indicate that Georgia in
tended to submit to Limo ,ln's election.
Mr.. Harris enqured whether Mr.. Seward
favored secession. a4
If Georgia so decided in convention. He
thought Georgia would not be sustained by
other Southern States by thus indicating
her willingness to submit to Llncoln's cleo
ton. He considered it safety to the
South to act as u unit.
MIR. Lawton favored the utmost delay in
the election of Senator. There was no
necessity for speedy action, as Georgia
would be represented in the Senate until the
4th OF March. lie agreed with Gov. Seward
that so speedy an Indication to submit to
the election of Lincoln would pace Georgia
in antagonism. The news would be speedily
sent over the country that Georgia had
acquicsced in the election Of Lincoln.
Mr.. Spaulding moved that the resolution
lie on the table for the present. Adopted.
A bill was introduced heavily taxing
manufactured articles from Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Wisconsin and other States,
retaliating the Fugitive Slave Law; also for
preventing the citizens of offending States
from engaging tn the schools of Georgia.
The Legislature adjourned from Friday to
Monday.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Nov 10.
MIR. Yancey is speaking here this evening,
| to Il large and enthusiastic crowd, who
have assembled at Estell's Hall. The mill
tary of this city, fully armed and equil ped
have rendered their services TO the Governor
Our citizens are all unanimous for disuni on
A plan for secession will be organized mex
week The Governor, Supreme Cour
Judges. both the Senators, the congressman
are tor disunon. The city of Mobile viii
be against secession, but nine-tenti OF thu
country districts are for disunion. TIT
Minute Men are organizing and will have
$4,000 members enrolled by the lst of Jan
uarv. A rnee'ing of the leading politician
of all parties has Just been held and resolv
ed upon calling an immediate convention
The citizens endorse the action Of the
leaders.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
The Minnie Men met this evening and re
solved to rtquest the Governor to call
meeting CT the Legislature. Blue cocksde
are worn BY few persons
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16
An Omission.

In the list Of Republican speakers, to-day,
by accident, owing to the absence of the editor
when the proof was taken, the name OF ..
CAEsKApDAN, Esq, of this place, was omitted
Itneed not be said to the people Of this county,
who know Mr.. CARsKADpaN well, that he is a
staunch Republican, and one of our most
talented and effective public speakers. His
services. in the campaign just closed, have
been valuable and highly appreciated by his
party. lie has been one of the most fai;hiu
and industrious workers in the canvass, and
that from the beginning, when but few were
awake, and when effort was doubly valuable
1t was owing to Mr.. CARsKADDAN, with
Messrs. WAsHBuRN, HILL, and a few others
that there was any effective distribution o
documents early in the campaign, when they
were most needed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16
Ksaitira ore for the Union.

BALTlM"R Nov. Il.
VIM. George Brown, the Reform Mayor,
was inaugnrated to-day. He clos d his in
augural address with strong expressions of
Union sentiments. He expressed the unan-
iinous consent Of the people of Ba timore,
the large of all S'uthorn cities, when he
said that the true policy OF Mary land was to
adhere to the U,ion as long a. she coull
with houor and safety. In conclusion. he
said no oau-e has yet arisen sufficient to jus.
rity the overthrow OF the uoblest and most
benefcont government ever established by
human wisdom, and which is consecratei
and endeared to the hearts Of ell, not only
by the abundant blessings of the present
moment but by the sacred records of the
past and great hopes OF the future.
The expediency of calling mass meeting
of citizens to sustain The Unon is much can
vassed by our business nen. a Southern
gen lernan made his appearance on Baltimore
street this morning with a blue cocha,.e on
his hat. lie was regarded with much Curl
osity, but evidently with but little favor.