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E~ DA. z Z. HlsG e s ype :. t af lAN Hrr.
IN srfs sH IL house = aS bow Sstsepoiltsn
Han. tenders his 1fofsssionsl services :? s9s (so-
w. - Il l--11A / ---GA-. - -
DEP. r. LUCKETT having, To-
~ oeted DesmaRsntly in The city q kl9a-
aiond, tenders bis professional serscss % me cis
-; - once, Ballard House Residence. Mrs. Mos
bJ's, corner OF oh and fsankha sts. Je lin
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70. CaAsTAlk WMyJTEv .r,.ws;
P,sct6a. u IN tie Courts 81 Is city 81 Rich-
mosd, the coantlss Of Hsnrico, Hanover, Caroline
20 6ss, oorn:r mi and Franklin streets ssa. the
State Coart- House, my n-o..
|&J JANE SEE 4: w III IA n. s.. Ia. g
moved to broad. between lst and FooshSe Streets
side s:o sHa % .sa
EsRssiA attention given to the prac1is9? q ~
LEECHINg, IEECH1NG..s
~ MRS. " 90 L H o U g =, Copper and
:.n 81 M sss ss
attended the l.dlss OF Riohmonds and gwen UNI
's Mr. * attsnd shes. r.sunns her SER
81 sy fS 9! sale. Orders from the
lT HA HxW K Esb E FJHS 4T9ESoshfhf5 5
a.nd and the counties 81 Heprico and Gcochlsndd.
Office corner Bank and llth stree1, Hlcnm0nd,
Va. He is also C0mmiaalonor Of the unlted states
Court of Claims. N TsF apN-5m
I~ GEoKGE B. sTEE15a +. .r,sr
/ Once and Residence Southwest coraey Main and
1 9Th sts, first door above crenshavs New HOTEL
HavinS On sxperisnes Of. ten ysa1s il his profes-
sion, he feels oonhdeat Of giving eae1factl0n p
those Who may favor him with their DosronaSe'
II -----.- ----------1--
JOHN 3.
M .arf1E 5 go ATTORNEY AT Law
Has removed his Office to No. . Law Building, neAs
ae Srscsioes in al the Courts held in the city Of
aichmond and county Of Hsnrioos NA-n
IE LAwA.NcE 4S;r6 MAkXz E,r1Aw
sGtess n =. Of shf City q i kSh 6s4S
| lie is also Notary Pablo and Commissioner oftha
United States Court of Claims
and himself being dissolved, his Office y NOV. OF
lth street. just below GOddin's Hall. to 3-ly
I@ HENRY HuDNALL,
t Arf4 AM Nxo "A E4 PUBLIC
Practiossin III the Courts held in tho CITY Of Rich
RAlso, PRACTICES rss4iaxly IN the County M
Al Notary. will take Dep0sitione and Acknow
teaxments, Administer and Certify OAkh9, and per
form whatever other duties pertain TO the ofhce o
Once at the corner Of Bank and 18th streets, jus
| below the Custom H0aoe. sf3a - My
| - - : -
E. eARKE rSlHD lE;xlgI!JEHk, ATT0E
AraecS n tns S,H q Ecnm"na ga sna ,1 sas COZ
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SAVINGS Banks.
SAVIN b A NIX /.
" Chartered BY the LEGISLATURE Of Va.
& ~ A A -

" CNnyteyed by the Legislature Of Va.
3. CAPlTAl-SlW coo.
MON Y received on deposit in sums OF vE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate Of SIX per centum per annum is paid for sums
remainin Elk months or longer; for shorter Pc
RODS, int rest at the rate of per centum
The whole Joint stock bound tor the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued BY the
Cashier, T. b. ETARKE, at the store Of E. b.
Spence. corner OF Main and Governor Streets
Richmond, Va. ~,
my n-sm 3. 4. P. ssFFEEa. sscresaly. {
CSANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
+ Chartered by fks LsstslatsSe Of viy9tHsA:
This Institution vail receive DEPOSITS On
which an interest Of six Per cent. per onnnm VAL
10 paid onsall suns remaining longer than M
Deposits received at he banking 0ikce Of Msssrs.
lsAAcs Z iA4IoSvW n tn cT HRi p.e;sdess.
-@ fi WIN. Il HILL, SECRETARY.
800 B. H. SMITH, JR., Cnskisv.
s s.,I p ;i s....d''s. g.. Hb M,ns:ll,
WIN. d. Smith. TX VT. Carrngt N, f.
Jos, r. Morton, j Rob't A. Mayo
P.J. Archer, 3. p. Mitchells
n. l.. williams, Jos: Lsldiey, .
Chas. McGruder, N. 7. Fatea
Chas. Talbot, I'll. p Walls vds =.
~sB. HI Smith, sA s+.a u. W9rWlohs 2 p
r. G. Farley Jos: T. w ats, g 81
A. WarWick, =. y. Keeling.
Geo. A. Barksdalo. apA SIN
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cHIIfA GLASS, 10.


- JUsr oPErEp, Ra. s:scr., On
sfSsf e f PAiFEJyAAEk sad +. EFe .I.s.
ftaEs 2Raf FIJI ffAs Ia ..s
of s;sG IA, y.na nsas
WATT Rs; JAPANNED TOILET SETS. TO-,
Of which gin II rS g s.s IL ~ ss iR:s
kEKR "a. * S.ss
Of EhsIeoa PsSksa W.tsI cS e of os1
ohs.'s'' co0'fii Es So ffE'S r 81 y Pottery,
0 fKEMEN1VVa sACkl ElCEf43
3SEE fHN Az ES STElAkssswA zM Es1H4 SEs II
stos As I sTk s ENxf sl 6ySs
Traiers' Bank a Richmond having bought the
The store within one month We therefore offer our
an ITEM TN sno o. ~ a.ss a.
have no other way to dispose OF them. 10 SET
most astonishing bsrssiasc 81, i a7 f. Main street
! A great variety Of Fancy Baskets, Bird Cages,
extremely low to sell out. 81
N0CHINA, QUEEN1WARE AND0l
A.No 10 Pf s.ai. o. 18th street.
times at IT ao ,tI We win keep constantly
on hand choice supply ofstspIs and Fancy Goods
Our old customers and the pubic will please bear
it IL mind that e have removed to No. 1sPEARL'
OF ' 'sfn % WIN. F. BUTLER L SON.
Importers Of CHINA and Earthsnwars.
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r, PARKE POlNDExTEk, ATTOR:
eractice in tho Clty Of Richmond and in the GOV y
6os Of Chesterfield, PowhAtan and Amelia.
! - Ono in Lisle's Buildlpg, corner OF Main ana
lSth street se0-W
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q! - 1';iS4S g szsz.zS 9; =. 2: A!lE
aION BUGINES6, Qpdef tie frH al IEvs
WEBB = JOHN q WADk Ilsy Ill rive ~.
QeqRar stepQSA - IT, - Of FLOUR, NnETf
n41e!sh0Aee No NAM eefeSh long ocsupiei III
1ebh Webb. LEMN WESx
, WIN 9. WADk.
= r = 8 q: VT ~ -"--es....s
CAHNET MAKER.
ssr s e e ,sas E e: L.. y
| EnkkxNAMU40 tOuE 9Ee. TIN 6AFEd
4ER4E4 ~, xuHT.MH, HOUSE DEOkS.
non; Ao VII eepen eoQ Ws4lsh Furniture of
nctiSs. Tc win no % ~ resj5sncs a. Il. ss0ss
u " ~ 49,
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~ GEORGE b. STEEI.
DENTIST.
Office and Residence Southwest corner Main and
9Th sts., first door above Cr0ushaV's New Hotel,
HAVING an sxperienos Of ten ysals il his profess
sion, he feels confident Of giving sassfactl0n 70
those Who may favor him with theIr DoalOnaSe.
NH 16-6m tss ,iaea 49,. q go So
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l. EECHING... LEECHING...
M MRS. WOOL HOUSE Copper and
Leecher, lS3 Main street, over g. Sntheria4 Is Gun
attended the lsdiss Of Richmond, and given uni
versal satlsfaotiOn. ,-.s 2 s.s...s.,as
Mrs ~; NJ, i attend tn S9+ rsson'hs hsl se'-
( N B.-LEEChEE for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap 3o-3m
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~ CMAaTAlN WHITE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practoos II IN the Courts Of the city Of Klch-
Od6ce. corner lsth and franklin streets, nea! the
etsSA Conrt- Houee. = a4@a11F# my l1-dts
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nO00ETT Z ANDERSON,
IL ConNHR OF fnANkLIN AND 18TH SIas
Da.lars In PAPER HANGINGN. OIL CLOIhS
MHTTINGS, CURTAIN. MATERlALe, WIN
DOW SHA DIS, BERA; MATTR ESSEs s s.s. u r.
cmc,rsS fhs,1 sprSnr stock. emhrscing full and
Complete assoftmSnt in the above lins g vhleA
thew invite the attention and PATRONAGE Of the pub
lie GENERALITY. They arc prepared 10 do Psler
Wansin1 md u phOeterng in a superior sty 10, nav
ING he very bsSt vorkmsn IN thsir employ icr ssa'
uurpo1e. o1S- -.
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-.e.., s'5S2f&SsIEE|AE$3&lEs!FHHs';. ,.....

81 Alsi - q" Nste TuIman 4 Hull
Are recsivins, by every steamer, additions 70
their stock of FAgHIONABLE CLOTHING and
6Ae FURNISHING GOOD6, to winch Ne laviio
~ Faqoy Cassimsse 8uts made to ordss.-
Ghiffa made tn AIdAI.
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NOTICE. TINE LADlEA.-Mrs.
JANE A. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., has re-
moved to Broad, between Let and FoushSe Streets
diseases peculiaT to females and childreA.
Especial attention given to the practice o. I'd
stotrics. my d-1m
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p ~ ~ aroI e1 His TIE IA q til S
-. = . - FOR ALL. H1ATl9Na. g
| TRscMKE1HaE.!Ksl|

al cpnsignu1ent1 OF
q paint brush or br'
age. the name Of h
tor, and the point b
q The tickets mus
package separately,
marks, othoTwlse
transDortatfon; :,
je1--lm 40en'i
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- DR. ]. G.. wATeOn kevias seated
fers his yfolsssIonal services to the c.tiyens.
~ OfFICE-Front Aoom, over Mili.laugh z
J6hnston,s Drug Store, ON Ma'n. doors from cor
~ HS NAY Be found ct night At the residence Of
Vim. F. DntIer. Esq.,, cofnef Of I'm ana MSr,neh
gtD. - Is my 1s-AM
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LAWRINCE .. MARYE,
M ATTORNEY At Law,
Practices in the OqlEes Of the. City Of Richmond
line. s " - -.
He is also Notary Pablo and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claimo.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAlN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his ONCE U now on
lth street. just below GOddin's Hall. to lily
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DOTS, TARLEY 9 CO.,.
,GK0CEk s /, Cgg@M PM AND
Nearly ovpo1ito the COlumeian Hotel, Cay st.
- - IL RiohmOnd, We.
Special attention gwen TO the sale q TO1ACCOt
WHEAT, and oil kinds OF PRODUCE, ana hperea

sECAEE!kk II YFIRtEY, Late Of PsssT'6s'5.
HENRY O. WILLIAMS, Lste Of Norfolk.
! JAS. b MARSHALL, Late Of Petersburg.
n n. 0KINKEK Z co., 0roesys asd Csm-
IL. mission Merchants, No. 5 Cary street. Rich.
mond. Va, oi6sr their services for the sale q
Wkeat Corn, Flour, Tobacco, &c. The usuN
sAvnn~nf nAda ON 0Onoigumenta.
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@ Al Law AND NOTARY PGSLfC-
Practices in all the Courts Of the city Of Rich
uOnd and the counties OF Honrlco ana GoOchlAnd.
Office corner Bank and nth streeta, Richmond,
Va. He is also Commiaslouer Of the United states
Court of Claims. N TAf 4pW-5m
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JOHN 3.
M .aTf1h s. res ATYOMNE1 Al LA >
Has removed his Office to No. 3 Law Building, neAs
the STATE Ooart. House.
Richmond and county Of Hsnrioo. eA-s
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, June IL,
Mr.. Karnes, OF Reading, Pa. appeared be-
fore the Covode Committee, and testified
that he was a contractor on the Union Canal
extension, and employed about $50 Irishmen.
lie bad bad sent him large number Of nat
uralzation papers alledged to be fraudulent
which were procured from r. NJ. Browne, on
employee of the navy yard. He received
some under franks of Democratic members.
Some two or three hundred Of thorn were
still in his possession.
Col Forney and Mr.. Wendell were slso ex
amined by the Committee. The formers
testimony was shown 10 the President md to
several members of the Cabinet. Among
other things he stated that he had been offer
ed by Mr.. Buchanan the Consulate to Liver.
pool or the mission TO Prussia or Prussia, II
be would acqniescc in the policy Of the Ad-
ministration, but be declined. Mr.. Wendall
testified that be carried $4,000 in his pock
OF Tor weeks TO present To Col Forney, and
If necessary was authorized to increase it to
$4,000 or SIS 900 if he would accept the
Liverpool consulate or the mission to one OF
the great powers Of Europe, but Foruey de.
clined.
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ST.. Louis, June ID.
The indignation meeting Of the Democrats
last night was tremendous affair, several
thousand persons being in attendance. -
Speeches, denouneing in strong terms the ac-
ton OF Congress in depriving Mr.. Barrett of
his seat, were made by several prominent
citizens from two stands. Resolutions were
unanimously passed chsraoterizing the de-
cision OF Congress in the contested election
case as tyrannical and interruptions exer-
else OF the power of the majority, and n oon-
tempt OF the rights Of the minority. Ano.h-
er resolution, nominating MIR. Barrett for
Congress, was read and received with tire.
menuOus cheers.
The Republicans also held a meeting Ia
ratify the action Of Congress in tho same
case which was nnmerouslv attended. Res
oiuuops were passed charging 3arretps cleo
ZION the result OF fraud, and endorsing The
decision o. Congress in giving Blair his seat
Much indignation and appreciation was man.
iiested at the separate meetings.
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A recent writer has picked up many anec
dotes of the Juvenile days OF the author Of
the pleasures of Hope" When twelve
years old, and living in the country, his moth.
err was accustomed to send him couple o!
miles every day TO inquire of the health Of a
bedridden old lady. The task being rather
monotonous and irksome, Tom finally got in.
to the habit Of reporting the old lady's
health without the preliminary visit. One
day, having frolio in view, he brought the
message to bis mother quite early, to the ct
feet that the old lady passed quiet nigh,
and was doing quite we'll. In the afternoon
came nm invitation to the funeral of the sick
old lady, who had died the night before.
Toms 'poetieal license" rather shocked
his good old mother On that occasion.
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BURIAL OF THE DAUGHTER OF SENATOR
DouGLAs.-The bereavement which has fall
len on Senator Douglas is sensitivelv reflect
ed by the best citizens of Washington and
the sympathy of the fair with Mrs. Douglas
IN the sad loss of her little daughter is ex-
tesded and heartfelt. The funeral took place
to day, at noon. A large number of ladies'
aud gentlemen were in attendance. preyi-
Gus to the departure of the funeral cortege
from the residence of Judge Douglas beau
tiful exhortation was given by the Rev. Mr..
Mcguire, the eminent preacher. HE words
OF consolation we're beautiful, and the words
OF the Saviour, "suffsr little Children to come
unto me, and forbid them not,o were applied
In the most Christian, and consequently the
most comforting, spirit. The pail bearers
were four bachelors, two of whom, in re-
spect to the Judge, were Senators ---Messrs.
Clingman, OF North Carolina, and Anthony.
Of Rhode leland. On arriving at the grave
at Mount 0livet, the new Catholic cemetery,
which was cnpseorated last Sunday. the Rev
Mr. Mcguire performed service, over the lit
tie departed, and nil that remained of the
child, on which the fond mother had placed
SO many hopes, was consigned TO tie las,
| resting place.
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ing as we do on the threshold CT great Dc.
cisions, cannot suffer my mind 10 be en-.
gagged in the walls of this house, or in th1
narrow lines of party interest and party
policy, not even in the boundaries Oh thi,
country. There is the wide world around u
with its manifold races and nations Of man,
| all of them for thousands Of wears engaged
in the arduous struggle for happiness and
| freedom, now advancing with spasmodic
| force and rapidity, now falling back ex-
hausted and discouraged; always struggling
to disentangle their feet from the coils Of
despotic rule, and always baffled in their ef.
forts; so much noble blood spilled, 30 many
noble hearts broken, so many noble aspira-
tons turned into despair! 81
And in this world of strife and anguish
there arose this Republic, world OF prom
Use. ls was the gospel OF liberty translated
into fact. Ii was to be the beacon Of hu
manity. EGheers.] But alas the oblivion
of dsspotie rule dad not work the abolition
of the baser passions of human nature. But
bali century elapsed and this free govern
ment 10 ruled by despotic interest, The Re
public sinks into the mire of Slavery and cor
ruption, sinks deeper and deeper, and the
hope of humanity sinks with IL. The advo-
Gates of despotism predict it's downfall from
day TO day, and proclaim with exultation
that the great experiment of human self, q ov-
eminent has failed. 1t 10 In vain that the
best men of the nation, like tho prophets OF
old, rise up against the growing demoralixa-
ton. They are sneered at and prosecuted.
or, at best, their efforts romais isolated and
apparently frnitless. Suddenly a great start
ling outrage is perpetrated; the slave power.
with It's train OF corruption and dem oralixa.
ton, shows itself in its naked deformity. and
threatens to swallow down the whole future
OF the country in one gulp.
NOW the popular conscience wakes up.-
The people of the North rise to q last great
effort. The frst attempt TO rescue tho de-
velopment OF the Republic from the grasp OF
that despote power fails, but the movement
grows 10 dimensions and intensity. We press
on and on, and the day of deliveranee lie AT
hand. oh, ii comes at last How we have
longed to see it How we counted every
minute by the impatient throbbings OF our
hearss I! We rally 10 formidable array; eve-
~ fibre OF our being tremblcs with eager
ness Tor the greatest struggle; every pulsa-
ton OF our blood beats the charge! We
place one OF the purest, noblest and abless
men of the nation at the head on our armv--
victory is within our graspi
No man in whose soul CLOVIS a shark AT
sympathy with struggling humanity, can now
stand idle. No heart that was ever fired by
the divine breath of liberty, can nov remain
cold. Great applause.1
Let Wisconsin stretch her hand across the
great lakes and grasp that OF New York
Let it be known that New York and Wisoon.
sn, who stood together TO the last for Sew
ard in the Convention, will be the fret and
foremost in the battle for Lincoln and Lib.
erty Enthusiastic and long oheeringl
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rmpor,antstep for the q. & Tn. r.

rmportantstep for the u. g. II. n. X.
We notice by the New York papers, that o
movement has been made by those interested
10 the securities of the Quincy and Toledo Il.
r.. to build bridge over the Illinois river a,
Meredosia. Below we publish an extrao,
from the N. Y. Tribune:
We understand that parties largely inter
eeted in the securities of the Quincy and To-
ledo Railroad having been upon the ground
and made personal examination or the affairs
and interests Of the road, have determined to
commence the building OF bridge across
the Illinois river at Meredosia immediately.
and to prosecute the work vigorously to com
pletion. Thus will the line from Toledo,
Ohio, to the city of Quincy in Illinois, via
the Toledo, Wabash and Western, and the
Great Western Railroad, be made complete,
furnis hing a most pleasant and expeditions
route from the East to the West. The Quin-
cy and Palmyra Railroad, connecting with
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad at Pal.
mvra, Mo-, twelve miles west Of Quincy. il
also completed, by which an unbroken line
of railroad communication is established &c
the western frontier, and must one day be.
come the great stock and emigrant route
The Des Moines Valley Road, terminating al
keokuk, Iowa, is, we are informed, progress
ing rapidly in the direction of Council Bluffs
while the road east Of the Mississippi, ter.
minating at Warsaw and Keokus, has beer
completed as far as Carthage, in Hancock
county, Iil.-has gap of twenty five miles
| over live and fertile region, TO be compile
ted in order TO connect the Des Moines Val
ley line with the line already essa blished from
Lake Erie TO St. Joseph, the value and i'm
portance Of which, to the eastern portion O
the line, requires no comment.
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News from TaInpIcc.


NAsniaGros, June l3.
The picayune Of Saturday, p. NJ, has
fampico dates to the 18th inst. Just AZ the
victory at Guadalyona was in Gen. Uragas,
grasp, stray cannon shot took of his leg.
Alarm and confusion followed. Gen. Wool
charged with great fury on the Liberals.
The affair ended in the dispersion and flight
Of The whole army Of Liberals. A Tampico
letter says the news seems incomprehensible
hut 1t comes from reliable source. Gen,
Uraga made his escape.
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OFFICE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES !
IlNITFp STATES. June s ,6O.

Sir: have caused the official copies Of
the annual reports of the Clerk OF the
House of Representatives of the expend-
ture of the contingent fund of the House OF
Representatives during the xxx Congress to
be examined, as requested and do not find
that either session of that Congress, is there
is any charge upon the contingent Fund OF
the House of representatives, or upon the
Stationery Account thereof, of S25 for three
pairs of boots furnished the Hon. Abraham
Lincoln during that Congress, as charged in
the Chicago Times of May 80, 1860.
am very respectfully. yours,
JOHN W. F0RNEY
Per p. BARRY HAYES.
Chief Clerk House Representatives.
g. Ii. RAY ESQ. Chicago.
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FTr Kennedy, who was arrested in Ohio,
and delivered up TO Tennessee on the charge
OF stealing biz wife's jewelry, was examine d
and dimissed by The Court, for the rea son
that the charge could not be sustained. He
was then arrested on the charge of stealing
bis wife's negroes aud committed to iai..
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Having nothing with semblance of truth
to urge against Mr.. Lincoln, some Locofooo
paper manufactured the SANDER that he
drew three pairs of boots at Washington,
which were charged to the contingent fund
Of the House, while he was member
That fiction is disposed of by the record as
follows:
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II. =. TEN EXCK,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. en- AND MAIN -sTs.,

LIRE, LAKE. RIvER AND LIKEIN
SUKAN6E promptly attended tn Mt this Office.
Better and more IspEAAIrr can be given ~ this
Agency than other In this city and less trouble
after loss.
Efna ms. Co., Of Hartford, Conn, $7,1e4, 100
Home IHsurance Company, of NeU York, LAST ,S2s
hortA American In. Co., Hartford, Io1s., 3e0, Gee
fffg FIVE InsurGnee Co., Of keV HGren, 270,sbs
nhcnir Fire fs<g,snce Co., Of Eew Fork, 2ae 900
LorsAAdYd Fire IRsErsnrs Co., Neu Ysrk, ga zoe
Connecticut Mutual Ia Co.. Hartford, 5000, 1913
DIX. J. w. BosD. Medical Examiner.
EDA. W. GRIFFITH is authorized to receive
applications for all above Companies.
- Bnildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at NJ
low rates as other Companies who pay their losses
IL. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner ID and MaiI sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
June 7, dim
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In total population of European Tur
key is l6,440,oOo, Of which 6,o04,0 2l are
Mahommedans, and l0,435 org are nominal
Christians. The population Of Asiat,c Tur.
key ~ about 100000, OF which more than
ten millions are Christians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-15

CAkzrANC.--The motion for a new trial IN
the case OF Efie Carztaug us. Sha~ was over.
ruled by Judge Rcber, and SO ends this case.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-15

BALTIMORE, June IS.
The Richmond delegates nearly all came
as far as Washington this morning. The
delegates 10 the Baltimore convention are
arriving here. The committee of arrange.
ments are actively engaged in making prepa-
rations for the convention.