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DrTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE

l.
Now 90 plated and tars1uo o Chicago 70 Fl:th&usaa
without Oh nse. connecting w.th H. f!ce:
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILKDAD
10 Now York. PhIhtelph:a. nAumass md Wn4hlnktna
Ot,y Ard eIteur towns OF PAnasylvanIA New Jef
~ New York, MaF3lA1d. IL.
4esehAnta By taking Ill route Will have tbs e<n&tt
nj tho EaItefu mA1ke.' 1t no additional co4s.
Bax71xe checked through.
Trans Tho depot. ecvaes Of Csra! md Van Bufen
atytets Wet Side, - follows:
Ga A. Morning E1p.trs, dAtsY {SundAY3 <xeerseds
7:aP M.-Sthht Express, daily Saturdays eKp*ptsu.1
ionneefos 1t Cre4t,s .ttn Cleveland sud Lsks 9do1e
RSIsoadto 10 hunklrz, Buffalo, Sizgsa Full. Se@ Yost 4cd
boston. ard III interior towns Of New Enkaut vs naW
Yofk Central and New York ind Erie fsAl1Eoads.
Aso snuth to Co!cynbus, Z1utsF4!la- Newark Aones
Vernon Stcph%ave, heeiuG, AID n.cs Ohio
and Yrg.a!a. ~.
t,ara couteet Ut Fe.eat With s,A.rs On Ysd
H7sy Road to kdeit Csn1az, Dayton and
Aisn ithtYlns ): L!sAf DAYTON aud E!rcirna ulItts
FARE As LOW As ANY OTHER ROUTE
pp1na East Will Ind m route tosp psssAnt
md skeeasle passnz through many OF ts isrRest and
rsssenxsrs arriving chtsko, aay Of ihs roade WI
~ eosvsy taksss: de- q ehaEe 10 ths s:Sar.f @
Tefs,s fOr sae Il al the ptae!Ds1 1tk:! 0uee4 sss
West aud II ha Company 0mee. oc1nar q HAodo 4ed
Dearborn street orroIa tie hsTt1e House. u IT fes
Dap1t III SIjs, Of Canal ard VAu En1en fetss
Ch!ealo.
~. .PATAlCx, T1efet 1fent.
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Financial unD Goultntre1at'
MONETARY.

:, = WxosEsnAf .io4
The market for Eastern Ekchonge ":q1os
and easier:--salas on Tue street bring "1o' ~
141a1. DER cent. premium. The sc'a'g rae II
de b.aks is II PR cert premium. Currency
absudanf. ~,
nr,;.n sroar At BurrAIo.-Ths ioue.1ug
ha.1A .be .moaut Of grain IN store It the ditter-
~AS =, -.... - fhth cifY. june 18Th.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA GIN
l. TRAL RAJ ROAD.
40 NILES pOuDLE TRACK.
sEkae1ssstg Of shs Read Il nnF 4aus "a 39Y Il Ia

f1A1 s. IS xii.Es asi ibounIz TRACK.
xs.ssaaat' Of this Road Il ae~ equal t" aas t. 'a'
Three THROUGH Passenger TFains
Between Etti,burxh and P,iad.IphA
FIT. 1s = Il Sts t Il
H. w1s y ~:
:a:faasa ] a. :V*:a ~ seaisl s "sher ss,s
E1pre.. nc E::, kle run ,hso.*h 70 faH1Apa''
sm"k,aa Can ~ .tsaetea 70 .aeh 1.aa; MoeeraE'.
s.1 II ssI .a as II
dslly ttaas eoaose direct for Ne~ York. Espe'a ssa
AAThrnuxa PUGET &vr Tranaprovled -ith louxhEekes
Pucn ake-s}eeA uaJ>I l.Escl enn nj of'he Ausns<s.
~ i. Ds eSan - % and
Txo ~, Tran; es~esn ny to's ana as ,a ea ,,,
gost Ticket. to ecnsa ~ sssa "a xos.sh ~ R!'s,
casrss c. sh.ouxh New yu1k. .',,
u te e1 q II MI On n m. os IT, ta.s ns
.he M:4.x'pst Or 9Lo El.srf ] I'D :. ~
r. FAN A1rArs A. Low A1n T1s1 ~ ousoxA
ASK FOR 4icknfs fsc III: 81 h:i1F iFlFf1sBuRon.
II. s-gpet,oa ottse Wsasa connections Of tia Pam
i;z'; SfaE54 Il 1lSs :'e FAST AND 7aa
eaEs s9sss 81 ~ 81
!, n t1Se:7: H. a: fs s &
Far Ereshi contsta >hlppink directions spp.yt
address g. r sS r & y; :s"''4''
CIR Asst:sy N,ysst!S III i.1t I'm By t11S7:Tf, 1n +
w. Hrovn Co.. Cincinnati AtheEn 4 lhtsrf* Ctactna'
Il; ~. Ncirun. Mail-on. Ind: Jos Moore Len3-
vile; T. q. UHl!ey To-, EvSrsE!ie. Ind: ". ofa-
Ian TO-. E.ru. ILL.,; l.. r. Sa+A sh4lef u!As4 -
Louis; John H. Uarr.s. NA<nvn Tenn: usTs Hnnt,
Mcmpl1s Teau.; Clarke ! to-. Clc.ko W. u. k1ontx,
Al.cn. 70 Ftasat Agents Of kall'as at dah"ttnt
| polnfsi tie Wcf. n1A
| Pr0-~s tfoRt Ano speedy rtNMR~
| poFtuttUY1 of LIVE $fOCh.
And goal AccuEnoJa'o onr with u.ua pFs:!sSee !osPef
FNEIGnTS.
~sfded "a saa d n rhilsdslPsn, Nv ioss, Foson
toa nd ron, acy Point o. tho Railroads Of >av,
Kentuckv. 1ndzca u1ilos Wsco4Lta. lava OF M9ons's
by Kall1uao dir I - .,,.. :,
The Pennsylvania RaIlreai ennaseta iis'soutx:t
With Steamer. BY which Gpo1s CHI be ,rWaidtd TO mp
port on Ohio. MuskinRur ktutaeky Iennr+ser th"
he.sand tnfrolA usssftppl Y W'accn.I4, NJ soar
ArkanAas an Ke Rivers. and II Eseveland Ape
Chicago With stesmetst to NJ Forts On tEe Hossa"&esn
| Iates. .., =,
theiS TO this Cump.ay, ger With eunddeoe< On
| ttx speedy fraHst-
Tia raies Of F1sehs t. and n. rstnt In n Nssl
hY thr Penrsy Railroad At a!E tMeu - a7o9Aou
| Il ats CHARGED BY Other T. l. ''ompsntes-
~ Ia particular to mark p7ck akes VIA F14aA. L.
| E. j. sNkEpEk Pl,Lae!Jhie. ,
| AA0-AW 4 kO0Ns. ~ NnTth strtets Uainote-
lEkEH + Co, MOL Aston housc, or No. -. Wm. r.
| LEIGH 70 70. :: stass street.. Bo<tnn.
| H Il. HOUSTON. 0eA1 Ft4tkht AKt Phl1Affpb3A.
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COMM ,Elhl>lAL.

WxoxtspAr Evxxsas Jnas -.
Ths following are the receipts ano sn1pmen's
f,y The last twenty four hours:
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Lake F0Ff1
DETROIT. June la-Cleand, sctr Lady Of tie Laks,
Strt4 h ago.
CLEVELAND, Juue 14.-Cleart1, prop rtatt3e STATE,
WIl~m.. EtcaRo
HUFFAL0, June 1s.-Cleared, tchr john Trursby.
SeulIo.. chicago.
O,WEG june 18-hnived, srhr Ga-ads, Nc1ntYrt.
thicaSo. Gle ued hrs L sheppard Norton, C4eiso
Morning '61t Lea, do.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
A'A LAKE saORE RAILROAD.
1860 Summer Arrangement. 1860
10 am--Ss~ York nd ne.ton Ex.szs-dau e1ce7t
sm 7Si<at Espis:s-a.us s1espt s.tasd,,-.A Cd
ccacssta@ It 10 eso AID Detroit with ting, to =. ,as,,
;atesIor Ohio, PSas .ans7. New Yo'k Ahd 'he Xt~
sslasmTs P.teat V.ass:.tcn nd Dus..s ca al t.v
q weet,u5,;: r.,:as see{'ax ~. -, .s<onp.ny al
Teksss b. hat As al tekst o3ees IA ihs Utst Rod
It eompan5s once. d Des esfa stsess. ed u
fsa. ,.a,s Toatdc = II u an ana 1p sn A,z,,e
'a'ato 1s aE; 81 u u SSz7. asa1 w..t+za agent.
Jolly .: cA1P6k z. stn:! enes: !sassiy
ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ uAao RAILROAD,
Shortest md only o., between Chicago md g. Louis
Without Chsaxe Of Cafs 6~EE.za. os fonFucsots-
GREAT SAVING In lime AND DISTANCE.
Esgaut Sleeping carstn Might Ifataa.
SEW MANAGEMENT.
SE.n.uER -5RA.3-t"QB uR.srT.
pR Ists f. + S'r:. I'D " Rs'sn Streets
!ssFeGhesKo every noru.nx, 3neda7a ezteFted,
z;': a. ,s ssSs e.
7! !: ss:;sssse sssss'::.::::::::::: :::::: Is i:
IsG::::::: IsG::;:::::.:::::::: = - ss.-
.as III ns2: g. 3; E; d: e: e: i.
yYet I'd ss w'i'n7soE Aesenao4a.:oa Save. cals..o.
II joPes T; +; I'D s;S; N;ln1pxto. ac<su0oa,o.
Hs1:i. - ri t.; r. n oa..,asr:, ys,,,ye. 5.s4
seess i H. ); II. for Es''oa s Co., e. -
t 5 kae = ;nf ss !f;Ra s4 :rs & S.apa,
S;s.a: atnea cny: kass s*.'saso'sa ] Fs.'. l.:
sa*e7 Sa:siss ssS', ssSS',soDos,} n"s.t1.*,.
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px Tk1reKAru] INV To1k, June 20.
rx,t xu ted With Al des.ipt OBS Of IF c. te Of
IL proved quality. rzices lady ringing from ec ~ &c.,
bu' 41keta u. avezsae price C: tte lpt". 4.ovo.
NGrrox StesdY. k.c> pr. HOO ..
Rather hlthes. yles bene Elected At tx@5Kc.
Rtce ptA, CO...
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I,N { 20. 70. = Stats Street. 1o%ttn.
|, 4. HOUSTON. tlsu1 Ftstkht AEt Philadelphia.
y L. HOUkr. Cent 'rteku. Ast thllsde'rhls-

BUFFALO d LAKE HURON
i } RAILWAY. shostea: and baa route to Daff.fo AZ
othey Ea*ssra eattcs-
hvcs tn14o 81 80 na.: Nsv itsk ~ u; Ism 10
Ton At M con setin2 with y. Y. Central ha6Aso
k.ie ,1an- sntrx Esst. Taksts ste the soed an
b. ohiafr~' II III CuIou pepot. X. K.5.CAhTkR.
faI4 b0lv Uco7 NAnaset.
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wool TW1NEs 4 AND N; 80! Bur r..
sns and Wool ~1nea couEsanev t8nd and tot
~ PUHIkQTuN bCkAhT0E, III rouih Wktef T.
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The Western Express.

{Owred and nps.1.ed by this t.osupaey1 will Re
The sew York G+attsl Raj fnAd to puYAio connect
with the various Raroats and aba,e Lines Of Pm e'lar
tur such fraklt - cay seQcts more steedy transit tAn
Cabin sud Storage Accntu,r odatcrs tree Ste711
have baen atEet eIpeesY With TAW tic co{0<t
aud safety Of p i.strGeTs.
For ~ u Fvtsht and fassst. ap2y to sha sta's
{u*xnee1 !. Tie Oce. Of Lie Ne4tefn transportation
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CAMPAIGN FLAGS AND BAN
7 NERS. American Fn1;xns taneon and HAmnns
fart 6nd Of all descriptions hand ada to o1-
der BY PUhlSd1OS SCRANTON. at South N0sf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

.FSA Legal N0sAcEs &@ rs
TO ANN II. ScOIHURNE;
vnu are horesy notified that there 10 now on
II 6ia in the Office ef the Clerk II the Distriet
Court or Lee county, Iowa, ~ keokuk. the petit
tion of William scothor orne claiming of you di-
vorcs frum H. eond. Of mstrsmoDy, en- ths grosna
of adaitery and wiliful dssert,en.
No~ unless you appear and answer thereto On or
bcfose .ths secend dsy u the nsxt September tern
IA d. 1861 OF said court, decree will be rendered
against you pro eo~fssso - prayed In plaintiffs Pc
CHAs. ID. KERR,
July 27, Is6e-lm Sol. for Petitioner.
9sfe legal Nsutce.
TO William Tessnan:
|0OU are hereby notified that there lis row on
II hte IN the onice OF the Clerk Of the District
Cears VI kse county lows ~ keOkuk, petition
vt yalinroust vsn0rsaall pray,ns for the revival
of judgment ainsu by him gninst SOU In ssid
court, Uct, I, 1851, for the possession of certain
50 sssssts II said county described - the
sixty six north Of range west; and one cent dam
aks6 aAd eue h ct suit.
And thai ualess you appear and answer thereto
or before the morning VI the ID day Of the next
septsa ssf term Of said court, Judgment will be
F'Ad dsisa |. s.'n'' ,'s y sobIa sislil' /. srroSa.
July %, 1859 I'm ts PHK's Att'ys.
FgaF-a b AKEaGfOsk,A lsAl AZ. fe
nm Morday, the 10th d~y of August, 1860, I
~ viii o6er at pubic sale tuniess sold at private
ale fsrs said date. 1t The cefnsr Of Main md
real estate In the city Of keokuk, Lee County,
lows, beaonging 10 the cstets o1 danes Tasksr,
dtceased. viz. Lots three I'D and iour "a In block
lI3 .oss 10 and ~ III block III and u lots l0, ii
and IA In block 6 eeing 46a feet LIST street and
100 feat ON Times stfeet.
B Ys s.sg 49, gs j. w. OGDEN,
July II, 1860 dtd Rxecutcr.
DihECT IMPORTATION
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
KEOKuK Iowa: SATURDAY. AUGUST II. 1860
o. @. ANpEAAoN. ALKxAspRE BARcLAx

4 BANKTvc HOUSE or
q Y . n 9 y O.. IN - = r. n 4 o.
/ HAvE thisday admitted ~ partner in .he
Banking Businsss, Alexander Bafcls J, Jwho has
osen ny tslhr for the last ain yesrsl. The buai-
nsss, ,Asr1lser, sillss condss.sd under the arn
and styieof ri N
GEO. g. ANDERSON. 4 90. n
Being enc Of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
the ohset) In iowa, the new frm solicits sortin-
uanee Of fufne- patronageso Hbsrally extended TO
the senior partner. 91 s8 4
They win make coIlsotiens and remit, lsss Ex-
ohanSs, ON the dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are % formerly by senior part
hersvis NJ @"~ st9# s
nuvnRsHcKs
Park Baak m. Y. sEG9 at 8
WinstOw, Lanier Co., Banksrs
Edwasd w. CLARK 4 Co., ,PhiiAdelphiA.
Howard BANKING Co., boston.
Clapp, Ful1sr Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 0eipcke, chicago.
NSchaMics. Bank, pittsbufgh.
ed Earnars Dsposst Bank, PitasbarEh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Coy :" louisville
stAteSsvings titution, 81. Louis.
keoknk Jan. 1, '5S. GEO &C. ANDERSON
jan5d A s4tAt t& &s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
II hc Farsi Love Of Aaron Hurr.
MARGARET MONCRIEFTE:
z 10 n LOVE OF AAH ~ N n u K R

sas23 BIZ CAA6s BURDErT, Fs
Author otsf three per cent. y Month, &c.,
with an Appendix containing.
1.-The cnmt MArsiai Of Hickey, the Tory Spy
2.-Gsrtifo@tes Of the Revolutionary Services Of
Aaron Bar from his felHw soitiiers 20
3~--Pastou's accssuspf Margaret Moucrieffe.
!. 4.-kstier from Aaron Burr. To. Kate now
hrst pubfixhtd.' "ss &48
d---lrtsrs irom 4Leonorav To Aaron Burr--now
6rst duhlshed.
The Whole pfehxed with fac simile Of Aaron
Burr =. Cslehrstsd Cipher Lssser and Key. f
One neat i2mo. Prics 81 30. For sals at
nH OGDEN RkONAEL i CO.'S
CrrY Book SroRE,
jy2Sd - sak aF No So Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

T.! ST.! / =, - !; / =! 3
81 RAILROAD,
OPEN NToNO0T MADISON. 4
OH ANGE OF TIMER m
To Take Effect en- n No saay may 18th.
TWO DAILY TR AIMS,

7H#~%F -
EROM AND AFTER TUESDAY, MAY, 18th,
l' and until further notice, two trains viii
- run esoh way, % foilsws: s i4} a
ss s@ FfRsT TRAIN
Win leave ksokuk 1sily tGundays sxs1pted} ct
1850 D'slocka.n~ Ana arrive ~ Fort Madison
- $500 =. - 8I tro B W.
sECONDTRAI
Willleavs Ksokuk daily at 7:4S O'Clock D. m,
and arrive At III. Asaissa ~ 0:Ib p. n.
sa # FIRST TkAIN s4f.s.gsEa
Lsaves Fort Madison daily l6sndays exceptedl st
0:46 = m-s and arrisss at Keekuk at Tf:I5.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison at fO:f5 p. m. and arrive
9as at Keekvk ~ rvs p. m.
The 7Is O'Clock p. IN .trsin from Keokuk connects
With nisx fssk els ssr DsvIsu gte1 and Museatas
making surc urceOsnsetisss ~ Hnrlingsu with the
morning raj road trains East and West. Alse,
coancctlnG ~ Musestine With trains for Iowa City
Washington Davenport and Rock Island.
- Fare BY this rcste as Low AsTHE Low
kSf, ssd pansngsrs sabjestsd to ~ few shaaessss
W any other route. - 84N .
Il TAkQlAiH 1ICA kIS over this line can be pro-
Worth Il J. J. R k1 fsis Tick I ss.ss a.. sSa op
pOsits the Biiainss nosse, Main st. Keokuk.
tss2As~ aA@as9a4sH B.sW. DAVIS, 6ap't.
/ May is, 'se.dAw .s8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

eshN. AHEP1A II ~ DE- 80 ~
MANUFACTURES of Cossets, Df.oes, Support
AVl ers,s&e., Y hird-st., bet. nafs aAd JoA.scn,
keoksA. ladies wishing IN easy and hsndsbDs
htsink sosssss, viii Esd my mske sSpefior and de-
srsbie, giving share and support to abe agure With
perfect freedom, void OF compression restrains.
Amy Artiele matr 10 order guaranteed 70 ft. -
stamping, Pinking, Machine etitching. DC.
Gyz5d f@o -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11

MIG n n EL O,1 EN-,
1hird-st., bst. NAan = JoAnson, ..knOKUK,
ID EnrkC1HULLx infosass the citisuns OF keo-
N skuk and surrounding country that he has A,s
DstiI.ery In fai operation, ready ~ furnish
ali vks assy fsss< Ain sisk ssii, with anytn8dg
in his line ~ prices - lev ~ - met with In
any other market. Gall and Try. Ii tbs Eosds Do
not give satisfscion yeur money will be Refunded.
ksv. -, He-diy rTfM TmEw vxTw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-11
I.egat Nsslce.
MA0NkhS

-
Oou ars hereby notified that there ia now on
II 6le In the snss 0f the @ l4sk VI The District
Court of Lee County lows, at Ksokux, petition Of
d. A. January Co., q arm cf that nans) claiming
OF you the ssm of twssty -four husdFsd and my
six dollars, with ~ pr osnt sntsrsst, money due
on three certain promiSsory notss made by opsil.
man smith and yourseH, scsstly sad ssveraiiys
To plaintiffs, dated March H. 1859, for the sum Of
eight hssdsed 4nd ~ 100 dollars each, payable In
monthss 3 nsntbs md 8 months after dats, -
spectivsly, with 10 pr cent, interest par annum
alter mAsasity; Aleo asking for writ o9
aitaehInsns against Jour property. which has hesn
levied upon the Il. ! Of Lot = and the w. of Lot
~ in Block ltI, the r. OF Lot 70 in Block I67,
part of Lots en- b B3ock l9, au1 part oil Lots
4, and in Block Ib3, All of ssid Iots and parts
OF lots being In The City u Keokak, Lee coanty,
Iowa. And u1dss said WRIT ol sttsehnept al
moniss duasf n Necms due "a yox 1ron WtMam
Worlcy have been gAruished.
And unless you apI ear and answer said petition
on or before In srnsne of ths second day Of the
next term Of said court u comns nee 1t Keokuk on
the frst Monday ef september, A. d. ls6e, q de-
fault wiilsb sptersd against soa and Judgment
Tendesed thelecm. - 8A &
NOBLE n STRONG,
July n, le6n-tm Att'ys for Pitts.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-13
A Domestic View of Secession

The New York Times gives an extract
from private letter from lady in South
Carolina to her uncle in New York. The
letter says:
shudder for the wives and mothers,
sisters and babes of South Carolina, as
contemplate the immediate future of the
State. You need not be surprised at any
time to see me aud the children in your
midst, for no argument could induce me to
remain here an hour longer than l should
be compelled TO, if the worst should come
10 the worst,
We tremble in our own homes in an,ici-
patton and expectancy or what is liable to
burst forth at any moment a negro insur-
rection. Not night passes that we do
not, not only securely lock our field ser
wants in their quarter, but our most loved
and valued house servants, who in ordina-
~ times We would trust to any extent, are
watched and guarded against with all the
scrutiny and care We possess. Our plan
tiers and owners Of slave property do not
allow our servants TO have intercourse with
each other, and the negroes are confined
strictly to the premises where they belong.
We are all obliged to increase our force cf
overseers TO prevent too free intercourse
even among our own servants. The ne
groes feel and notice these new restraints,
and naturally ask "Why is this?" Blu, it
is unnecessary for them TO ask the question,
for they appreheud the cause as well as We
who own them. They have already larn-
ed enough to give them an idea of rUhat is
going on IN the State and nation, and this
knowledge they kaae not gained from -16-
bolitionists, as some suppose, Juttrom the
conversation of Meir owners indiscreetly
held IN their presence. They have already
heard Of Lincoln's election, and hare
heard also that he is for getting them
their liberty, and you may imagine the
result. My husband has but few servants
Il believe but thirty one all told-still
feel, (and so does hey that they are thirty
one too many in such times as these. He
would sell them Immediately, if it were
possible, but the truth is he could realize
nothing for them at present. or at most not
over half their real value. Slaves are a
drug in the market.
Now, one word as to the military force
of the State, to protect US against an in
surrec,iou. presume, with the exception
of Charleston, and perhaps few larger
towns, that the remainder of the State is sit
uated very much as We are here; and |
will give you an idea of bow well prepared
we are TO resist mob. Upon our place OF
about 1900 acres we have: of whites,
males-husband, two overseers and my
son of Is years; total, four; females-seIf
and cousin, little Lucy and one of the
overseer's wife-four; of whom only four
at the most are capable of bearing arms
10 offset which we have at least seven
teen field lands-sturdy young negroes
besides the female servants. And this is
a fair representation OF the force upon our
plantations. Considering such a state of
facts, do you blame me for desiring to alb
sent myself, my husband and children from
the State?
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-13
News.

Two hundred and forty y-eight vessels, of
more than $4,000 tons burden, arrived at
London, Eng, November 5th.-A Fly
ing Machine has lately been invented in
London, in which an engine, with oil as
fuel, propels huge wings.-Balbi, a
French Machinist, has invented fortress,
which moves by steam.-Blondin of
Niagara Falls notoriety. contenplates a
trip TO England in April next.---The
Queen is about to create new order Of
Knighthood, that of Knight of the Indies,
for natives of the Indian Empire
Capt. Montgomery, the commander of the
Kansas Outlaws, is native of Kentucky,
and Campbellite preacher.-The violin
has been unchanged in its construction for
upwards of two hundred and fifty years,
though countless attempts al improvement
have been made; a strong proof of its per-
fection.--Some young patriots of New
Orleans, with an overstock of "chivairy,"
ordered twenty suits of Kentucky jeans,
but found, too late, that it was Massachu-
sets manufacture.-The wife of the
Russian Grand Duke Constantine is crea-
ting an excitement at Constantinople.-
She is said to be beautiful personally, and
in character, and highly accomplished
The Secession bonnet is composed of
Georgia Cotton, white and black, stream
ers ornamented with Palmetto trees and
lone stars, embroidered in gold thread,
while the feathers are formed of white and
black worsted.-The Paris "fashiona-
bIes" have taken to private sermons, as the
latest novelty. Great care is taken 10 Sc
cure the most eloquent speakers, and cards
of invitation are issued to the "matine re-
ligious," with careful attention to the quail
ity of the guests Invited.--It is said
that Garibald, having never taken from
Pedimontese any salary, and having no
property but bis Conlrera farm, which
gives him but ,5oof (s6o) a year is re-
duced 10 actual poverty.-Tbe price of
books in England is from six to ten times
greater than in this country. Mr.. Wilkie
Collins Woman in White has gone
through five editions in England, and sells
for seven and a half dollars per copy. The
American edition, with finer illustrations,
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sells at sl.-Washington Irving's works
have been translated into every leading
tongue in Europe. -Four different transla-
tions of the Alhambra exist in German,
and three in French. Portions of mis- work
exist in Icelandic, Finnish, Russian, Polish
Russian, Polish, Bohemian, Hungarian,
Greek, Turkish and Arabie.-Abbots
new book, Rome Cotemporrfno, is having
an immense "run" in Paris.-Patrick
Bryson and wife, Washington, Penn, who
had been married 66 years, both over 80
years old, were buried in the same grave.
He died Sunday, and she on the following
Tuesday.-At Upton, Iowa, a hunting
party were tipped out Of sleigh, and
Robert MeCracken was accidentally shot
in the head by one of the guns. He died
in few moments, leaving wife and two
children.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

DIED.-At Cedar Rapids. Iowa. on the Goth
OF Nov, MARY. daughter of S. C. and MARY
BEvER. aged II years.
The family inlo whose midst the always un-
welcome visitor Death, has entered. and taken
from it cherished idols. were formerly citizens
of Millersburg. To those who remember MARY
only she lefl this place, The quiet loving child
of tond parents, the announcement of her death
would be sufficient to call forth the tear of SYM
pathy, but those who have seen her in her dis
tant home, since childhoods days have passed,
and as she was rIpening into womanhooi. en-
dowed with more than the usual graees allotted
10 one of her seN--have seen the bright promise
her lovely character gave for future usefulness
have known the fond expectations that were
kindled in hearts TO whom she was most dear-
will receive the sad intelligence that she has
passed away with deep sorrow
Only fifteen days before the death of Mary,
her parents and friends were called upon to lol-
low TO the silent grave the body of "A younger
sister, MIRTlLDA B. aged IL. who to know. was
to love. The afflicted family have our svmpa-
thies and that of many friends here. in this their
double bereavement. c.
On the llth inst, of Group. AMELIA, nE,nt
daughter of c. tt NJ. BEEcHLER, aged years, II
months and IA days.
Gentle Amelia, dutifnl child,
Her heart overfiowing with love divine,
We fain would have kept her here.
But the spoiler came with his specious wiles
Like 4 deamon wills-like an angel smiles.
She has left US here, she has gone to rest,
To pillow her head on Jesus breast. E. H.
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corporation viii engage in the struggle.
Johnston of Tennessee, is set down for the
Union. The position of Senator Powell
of Kentucky, has not been the subject Of
discussion. He will probably be for the
Union, while Mr.. Breckenridge is. Every
body knows where the Mississippi Sena-
ators stand. Clingman of N. c., is slight
ly for secession. Green and Polk, of Miss
our, are for the Union, and SO are the
Representatives from that State. All the
Kentucky and Tennessee Representatives,
l believe, are on the same side. Hill Of
of Georgia, talks earnestly for the Union.
The political and pecuniary salvation of
Botteler (of Va and his people, place him
on the side of the Union.