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SHOES! sHOEs!! sHoES.l!

'0ffoI6I' R1HfEI8AJ
HAVING this week added largely to an already
we'll assorted stock of shoes, I now offer for
sale the best and greatest variety Of Ladies
Misses and Children's shoes ever before exhibited
in Elkton. RF. MAY,
Mar S. In the " Hollow
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Winter Millinery Goods,

and is now prepared in the shortest time to
make all kinds Of Fashionable Velvet. Silk
and other Fall and Winter Bonnets, and also
to alter Bonnets of all descriptions into
fashionable shapes.
GyA fine assortment of Head Dresses,
Ladies' Caps, Ribbons and other Millinery
Goods, constantly for sale at city prices.
Her business IL in the Second Story OF the
New. York Cit.hlng Store, opposite the Foun-
tain Inn. gov IS, le52~I.
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n1seaIy,ifai.
CANTWELL L. EDER,
(sUccEssoRs TO ALDRiDGE i co.,
Dealers in TinWare and Stoves.

'7NIIE undersigned having purchased Of Aldridge
l. 4 Co. their entire interest in the Stove and
Tnware Business, in the town Of Elkton. would
invite the merchants and citizens Of Cecil. Kent
and Hartford counties, to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere their large stock Of
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MRS. LEFFMANN

DESTPECTFULLY informs her friends
LII and customers that she has Just returned
from the city, with handsome assortment
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Gar0s.
REMOVAL.

FAR. r. II. MUSGROVE has removed his
l/Ofice to the new Brick Building, -
opposite Col Groome's. lie is pre-Wf1rO
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to full set!
CHARGES MODERATE.
?. S.-Persons from a distance, by in.
forming INN by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability Of disappointment. mar l2-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIVE undersigned having been elected
l. Constable Of the First Election District,
will give prompt attention to all business
placed in his hands for collection.
Dec 8, 1859. JOHN S. NAMES.
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JAMES w. MAXWELL.

A TTORNEY AT LAW Office on Main
LAstrcet, opposite DR.. Wallsce's Drug Store
Prompt attention given to all business in
trusted to his care. IJan 0, lS58--tf.
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

Frincipal--E. F. NJ. FAEHTZ, A. NJ.
Assstant--MRs. Il. F. NJ. FAEHTz, MISS
S. E. Brown and Mss A. E. BRoKAw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-10

can imagine, better than We aregsnerally conaop4r
Of ourselves, a virtuous exsuse. We hava 1osSd
not freedom so mach less, hut the Union ~ -
countrvso mach more. Wshave hesn nals ~ -
lieve, AtM t1ns to timc, That, h cxtsis. tnsh 81
these feeeiDWs inssitatieHs Seuld - ~ sSp1 -;
surrens red nfeSuaras u frssdonI - - ~
loyalty u eapit1l And Stay It's hmndY4 Sun a.
vioience - tho Union. The true state Of The caSS
however, earht not to be mystery to oursclvss.--
Prescence, indeed 10 not given to statesmen; but No
are without excuse whom Va flii to Apprshsnd tAs
logic Of current evsnts Let parties or ths oyeen-
@3t cAodseor do What tAe1 na3, the lrDoplD q -
listed States DO mot prefer the wealth Of The fsw
10 tho liberty of the many, capital 70 laber Afri
eAn alAyss - white fresnsn in the nattenal Esri-
tories md III future States. That question has
never been aistinstly rsepgnised " seteAa q ~
them. The Republican party .smbodies The popu-
latprtt0t nd neaotlct sgai1st a;polhy Which has
beSn fAstcned upon The nation BY surprise, and
which its reason and conscience, concurring with
the reason and eosscienee of mankind, ssndsmn.
TO be Continued .
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STATE III. or opu IOWA, IS.
RY virtue Of Special Execution TO me directed,
- iseaed by tfc Clerk Of the District Court oil
said county, in favor Of Charles Bush and against
James X. Bruce and Vim. O. Daniels hare levied
upon, and will sell to the highest bidder, ct the
door Of the Clerk Office Of the District Court oil
Lee County, Iowa, At Ksokuk Ia said county, ION
the lib day Of April, A. ID. 1860, between the
hours OF nine O'Clock .. m. and four O'Clock .,
m. Of said day. the following property, to-wit
TWEEN ~ feet by one hundred feet deep, running
across lots twelve and eleven t14&1I) In block
thirty-six 1857 of the City Of Keokuk, Lee county
Iowa,-conmeneing twenty feet from the cornsr 81
4th and johnson streets.
Taken, levied upon and to Be sold by order oil
Court to satiafy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March q, 1850.
II. n: GRIFFITH, Sheriff II Lssco-,
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LIE C0UITY,
10y virtu. of ! special Exsention 20 ~ directed,
- issued by tho Clerk Of the District Court 81
said County, iii favor OF Geo. W. Taylor and against
David A. Dsy and Jehn II. Day, IEavs levied upon
and viii sell oths highsst bidder, O Gbs door jof
the Clerk = Office of the District Court OF Lee Coun-
ty, Iowa, at keokuk In said county, ON the 18th
day Of a pril, A. ID. 1851, hetwssn the hours Of o
o'clock .. m. and o'elock p n. n said day, the
following property, 70. wit: The westerly half Of
Lot No FIVE (5l In Block hfty-thres In the city
Of Keokuk, Lee oosnty, ows,-being that half
next to let six in said block.
Taken, levied upon and TO be- sold by order al
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March 9, 1850.
II. NJ. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
mil 0feex6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 O~@nA sslsneK,cUA
DANTELAG. fAfhOR,f BY virtue of decree

DAsTEEa. fAfIoR,f By virtue 81 dssrs. Of
et Il ys.4AA vyaa the Diatrict CeuSt 81 M
WIN. HOLIDAY. UnitsA HEaAas for H. stsAs
OF Iowa, 6p1thegn Division, In tAs os1s Z Dan 4
@. Taylor w. VIM. Holiday, rendered October 8th,
1850, appointed the undersigned Commissionsr .
cell In pursusnce II said dscrs the following rsal
estate Of said Holli day tolviti two acres adoin-
ting the Ksokuk and Des Moines YAhsy Plsnkroad,
tHe. ahr6s Of tn tfsSt Of four 12rss enteysd
by s. r. Miller to G. II. Perry and Asner Reeves,
sxeeuees IL The VIII Of Lewis n. kssvss dsccased
TO Virginia Holiday, In che County or Lee and
State Of Iowa, will on Saturday, April I, 1850,
between the hessr q q .. m. snd ,. m ofsafdd
proceed TO sell said property 10 the highest bidder
For cash, before the door OF the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of said Court, in Ksokuk, aud will execute deed
10 the purchases thereof. s'e 0asS $50
y ffr5g8 4# J. w. RANKIN.
Commissioner United Hates Court.a
MarNh IN I46O did
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EWTATEm EMIT % the condition OF
49, w4harter oak Fire and Marine
[as 1mE&ra nee CoMPmny, on the LIST day Of
|A Jay, 1860, TO the Auditor OF the State OF
ES Ns1&of company--"C Charter Oak Fire and Ma
ESfnAj Darance Company"
Esa3 hon-H Hartford, Conn.
- Capital Stock paid. In As shown
*ovu,VVu.0w
Amt OF surplns 81, 07L3l
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sn ERITT,s SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, SC
LEE CoUnrY,
10y virtue OF Special Execution to me directed,
- issued by the clerk az the District Court Of
raid county, in favor OF Charles Bush and against
Robert r. Crsel, have levied upon, and will sell
to the highest bidder, n the door Of The Clerk
Office Of the District Court Ok La County. IovA, 81
Keokuk IN said county, on the nth day 81 April,
A. d. 1850, between The hours Of 3 clock I. ~
and o'clock p. N. 81 said day, the following
noperty, to-vit: Undividsd hAif cf Asyenty feel
M the rear ends d lc1 one, two and thru, block
forty (40), In the City Of Kcokuk, Lee county
Lews,--being ~ feet front on 4th strsss, runhine
hack 80 Feet across lots l. & and B. block o. nAxi
to the alley In said block.
Taken, levied npon and to be sold BY order q
Court 10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keoknk, March (, 1860.
- 81. NJ. GRIFFITH,
mshl0dtdfee40 Sheriff Of Lee County
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SM EMnkkSB 0AL LIZ aa@ss
Stair OF IOWA., sc
Lee CoUHTY.' 80 As4a M
pY virtue Of : special execution to me dipsetsd.
- issued BY the Clerk OF tho, District Court Of
sAd County in favor Of =. q. Bernard ana against
J. ii. Breeder, tsaad judgnant assignsd 10 ,. s.
Merriam). 1havs levied apsn anl will nh - me
highest bidder, = the door Of the Clerk ONES Of
In said county, on the 9Th dry z April Al. d. 1850,
between the hours Of clock :. M. and o'clock
z. n: q sud Day the following property, .s-wit:
streets aud running thence with sid street one
hundred and nfty fest thence along The ns of lots
three 3 and four 10 ssssnty feet, thmes q right
angles with said line hunured and nfty fest 70
street. thence along said srsst 70 The place OF
bsginnins, bsiug Tho froat ends ofiots one (l two
I'D and three In block forty (4O), In the City u
Keeknk, Leo county, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and 70 b sold BY order o.
Court satisfy said wIis VI EAsosiioo.
Ksskuk, March 8, 1850. sa VI &
II. M.GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lss County,
mhledtdfss46 By J. B. KxIGRf, Deputy. "
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=. >. EBH -1xox,
0aneral Insurance Agent,
COR. % AND MAIN-ST1.,

AUo30kse = uOWWY
LrRE. Ia E. kIvEK AM A1AF o. IN.
H SURA06E psSmptly ~ ended 10 ~ thi1 once
Better and more IHDEnAl1r can b given 1t this
Agency than any other IN this city, and lss trouble
aftsr loss.
-Exsa Ina, Co., Of Hantvd, GINS, -, l9A. ~, ~
Hoas Insurance C6mpany, Of Eew Fork, 1,4b7 S6
AoyfA Aaeyscsn In. Co., Hartford, Conn, 500, 80
Cry Fire IxssrS~es CO., 81 Nre Haven, 17oskS
fAsnis Fire Isss,sace Co., ef ReS PORK, 3oe,Aoo
Lovsuay1 FIRE InssyGMce Co., Hsv YaSk, 1slAoo
MOntaxk FIRE Insxv0nce Co., Nev York, 1oo.ooo
Coaascttcm MrfustI n. Co., Hartford, 1,eee&33
s On. J. W .BOxb, Medical Examinsr. =
-. w. GKIFFITH 10 authorized 10 receivs
Appiicatfons sfof III above Composites.
- Ruildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factoriee,
Household Furniture and Dvsllipgs insured at 8
low rates ~ other Companies Who pay their iosses
II. B. TEN-EYCK, Agsnt,
Once corner "a and Meis sts., Ksokuk, Iowa
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sTATl or coNNEcrrcUT, | a.

UoUHyY o. HAHfroRD.
I, Henry Il. w. WEIGH, Public Notary in and
for the etsss Of connsctisut, duly commissioasd
and svorn, Wedding 10 tbs city and county of Hart
ford In said State Of Connecticut do earthly that
pssrsd BEFORE ne, In said city Of Hartford, Ralph
Giilett and Jos. H. Sprsgas both Of said city. and
With whom / nm we'll acquainted and Who are per-
sonsiy known TO me TO be respectively the Presi-
deaf and SECRETARY Of said Charter oak Fire and
Marine Insurance. Company, and they thsn and
there severally subscribed the above statement In
my presence and made solsmn oath before me to the
truth Of the matters tharein cot forth.
In Hitness vAersol have hsrsanto ct my hand and
r, AFFIXED my Netarial Seal 81 said City OF
l'1 Hartford, this nth day al January, 1850.
tSignsd) HENRY <. w. WEIGH,
mch7dlv Notary Public.
VIM. r.. TURNER, Agent, Keokuk.
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IKR CouNfS +a*
ID y virtue Of special execution 10 ne dirccted.
Dissued by the Clerk of the District Court Of said
County, in favor Of d. Kilbourns, and against g
W. Gsnree, have levied upon. and will ssl to the
highest bidder, at the door Of the Cerks ocs Of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ct Keokuk, In
said County, on the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1879,
between the hours of o'clock 3. M. and o'clock
p. Of said day, the following property, - Wit
Lots sevsn ~ end eight tS), block eight tS) In Xii.
bourne addition 10 the City u Keskak, Lee
y Taken, levied upon and 70 be sold by order a.
Court to satisfy seid writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March 9Th, 1880.
III. NJ, GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee County,
mh10dbales46 Dy J. b. aKxtaxr, Deputy.
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TRE Dns MosEKs VAILxY Vine ID published
every Monday st this Office is one of the oldest pa-
pers In Icwa, and has widely extended circular
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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DnREGT REFORMATION



/ hsye h sscrs. and srs rsrsiSinr thsir Inrpiis:
for tie Spring Trade direct from the makers, xhich
4heg Or TO CASH AND pRonPr TINS purRns on IA
vorabfsf terms. The stock being unusually large
they cDnAnsntly solicit IN cxAMn1tionof tAS same.
siss qsr@1 pea lssl. COR, Msia : ID s.s.
I1INKRs, PI0Ta aanVIl6 - Far sal. r.
MI nchod4Ts. = = s.TsIH. rUcKE1. =
~RTRTTN50 R0RaR : : I 8 -1I.--s 49, = =
u ~. 7or ~ 81 - s.W. = II. r i1 III. !.
.Evs q s = nv - q. z
Nv. - ch 49, 49,. d..sanss = 1920
4 M.rsho ~ rncr -
= NJ 7H11TrE---z-yTI-.- :: 80 =. !,
-. .sSs = - 80 - rrrrr~
r------,------------ =. ag1nn..
good '''liI. III 81 81 ;is !,
~ ~ 4 0OTa i ~ - ~ rr0 = ~
= NEW ...r1s g Tr.ss Hserss - ~ 49,
IN nan sliv Hsnted. torether vitk ! rsrs,.I -.
sortment OF Coopsrs Tssk issA secsivsd. and Tor
sale lov nv EW = n TTNr m
:, :, x.,7.---
~ "a - ststs9 ~ t..&+l.s
r t NJ. 81 1850
Ioorns ~ ..,.-.S,. ..-.A. s 80.
Anns - sansh---a supef1eF Waeis.
UssinE 90 ]+s..s
i rnnhk ~ -ssfsss1 4sae5 ss..s.+ssass
nsHN 90 s. -
Isge.Aer 49,. ssssFal ssssf lnsss Is s1nsr nA1s
on me bsimons of.na - fsoseyse ena fsx 49,
L0W y ?. -. : =. 49,
+ NORM, 0AkDkN, akU BB1NG And DtA4r u So;
~ SpadAs, 0hpvsls, AattOcks and YisksJ
Cow halls. Rakss and Corn Plntsrs;
OK, Trace Ard HAltAf Chain;
nu.uk DoAsss n.y - csLsw AnV@1
hay, straw ana i $3.50 tesM
1 Ana iaree stccH o Assok1sn nAnnN Ahk and
ouLn.nn q ssso 10 = ~ ~ 80 -. .,.
Hsoe0 - % ~ - 1i8M&AS-
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IN In compliance with the request Of citizens Of
the Second Nard,J. NJ. AN DRaSoN win be 1 can.
dida.e for the oios Of Asderman, atths nsxt cleo.
tiou. 8At5.4 4 Imhs1
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EDIroRs GATE cirY Please announce Col. WIN.
PATTERSON as m independent candidate. fsr
Mayor at the approaching Charter Eiection-
\ srssrx III IL ayes,vtq MANY, ckTIzINs.
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Losfcs In suspense awaiting further pfoofs @ we'll
- Losses resisted, incindsA in last enswsr above
AH other claims against the Company-nons.
The rule OF the Company y not 70 exceed elo, 49,
In any nne risk likely TO b Lost hy sia9ae Are.
The amount ins ured In city village depends
spon its aisss-generally MI the dasiSabls risks
70 be had autj ect to the ruls last above NAMED.
The Amount Insured N ANY enc block OF buiAinGs
depends upon IL siss and construction, subject 10
ths rule above referred 10.
The Act of 1ncorposation u on Ale In yoar once.
No part OF the Companys capital o. earnings
aspositcd In AM State, territory " plass sssa
MY TOT los1es therein sxclusivsiy. H
lMgnsdl RALPH HILLErT, Prss't.
5 fLI1 jos. II. SPRAGUR, Sse'y.
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GTT . n Y T. A ID Il Sil&A
NMS. N. TALON
QESPECTFULLY sohcits the attsnkion Of the
IN Ladies' 10 her NEW STOCK IL
Fall and Winter Goods.
The latssl stylss snd fashioas and vsssoev s~>ai-
ities, " ssit Ill tastss, have been ssiseesd.
Ladies' Kid and Cashmere 0auntlsts, Kid
Rst Gloves, I'll colors;
knbroidsries, Mourning Collass and Sets;
Oorsets and Skirt-Supportsrs;
Ladies' Supsf-herino Finish Vesk;
OLOAKE AND EHAWLE;
Bonnsts 8shNons.
FRENCH = AMERICAN fLOWK k6, FRA7nxRN
neor akTn5s, x1fMYn opxRA noODs,
And every thing usually comprised In this depart
mcut will BE- found In her store, 1t wholesale ana
sesaii. NO. n nAIN-ST,
Sept. 10, 's0-d
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vrHE undsrdgns1 havine forns4 partnsvsAip
i under the style OF McCUNE q SAMPLE, and
having purchased the stock Of Merchandise fsvm-
erly belonging - n. W. Sample Co., csrnsr Of
Main and "a streets, Ksokuk, o1w ths SANE q
prices in asesrdancs With the times and will make
1t to the interest of friends and the public 10
give ~ : sslI before pufaAsdng elsewhere.
Come every one, and ct tbs worth Of your no.
ney, - W mnst close cat mssA OF the present
stock In order to make room for eur new Bprips
Goods. CHAS. r. McCUNE.
March 8, 16e0-d SAM,L 8. SAMPLE.
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SELECT &CAOOL.
M L6S n. r. u RMST0N will open Selecs School
Ivl In the old Church, corner Of = and Concsri
streets, ON Ienday, Marsh lsth.
TERMS, PAYABLE In ADVANCE:
Elementary Branches, per quarter. .1s,2s
Higher EnKlish -......-... A-ee
French, extra, !" .......... 100
mch9d3vG s4. sksA N 8fsf@e
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\ NV 0OO&D tOr tho x0di01,
M les ~. KsNE rsturns many thanks ~
Nx 70 the Ladies for their pest pstronaes,
and hopes ~ receivs . opntinuAnes q The j.
saans. She has returned win large stsak az
PreDch MjNiAwy 0epds. Daals md i0inAss Bon
nets Of the latest stylss, Blond Laos, An> Ersneh
nlroidsry, selected With tAsts; Lac vails, Kid
Gloves, 6aantlctts, Silk and Woolep Gloves. Hosp
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Cofsstts, Faaey
Knit HOeds, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
nings, selsetsd With tasts, ~.
Ladies' ara invited 70 cali. store south side ok
Main-st., tetwssA q 1ad "a. @
6>ptl7-d .Fsr4.K, rp@x ~sss*f 4sfga4E
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tual dissensiou, injustice, and oppression,
multiplying oil our boosted superiority OF
liberties and privileges Particularly 10
fslicitous and inappropriate WAS the e.
preston Of such views, at such time,
when rejoicing thousands were Offering
up thanks to God for revival Of the
early principles Of liberty and equity 10
our land, and .ur the recent victories in
Europe over ancient dcspotism and dead
forms Of law, liberty and religion.
II dreamed Of freedom slowly gained,
By martyr meekness, patience faith;
And 10! an athlete, grmly stained.
With corded muscles battle strained,
81. Shouting it from the fields of death!
II turn me ave. struck from the sight,
Among the shouting thousands mute;
! only know that God is right,
And that the children of the light
Shall tread the darkness underfoot"
WHITTIER.
In every aspect Of the case, l can but
regard the position of the speaker as not
merely unfortu nate, but false to liberty,
civilization and religion.
TIMOLEON.
Upton, Dec 18th, 1860.
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WATCHES GIVEN AWAY!


A Gift valued from t,co dollars to one
kundced d6llass giSesa pin every
book soa a. retail prices.
AT ,east One Watch Guars teeA to every
Twelts Boola
These inducements are offered by the
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
81 Park Row, New York.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND THE MOST LIBERAL
GIFT CONCERN IN ExlsrENCK. ESTABLISHED 1855.
zs~ SEND FOR A CATALOGUE. ~
Those who have patronized other Gift Houses
are particularly requested to acquaint themselv.
YES with our terms Our inducements are IN.
rivalled, and put all others In the shade. Inc
following are some 0: the gifts to purchasers OF
English Lever Gold Watches Hunting cases.
Patent Lever +"
Ladies Lever, Open Face
Detached Lever Silver Watches. Hunting Cases.
Lepine Silver Watches, Open Face. ..-
Gold Lockets. Various Sizes.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Chains, Various Styles.
Ladies' and Gents Cold Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, all Patterns. .... .. .-....... -..~,
Gents Bosom Pins, New and Rich Styles.
Gold Pencils and Pens. '..f" 81
Ladies' and Cents Gold Rings. s.s.snf *.s ...
Gold Watch Keys and Belt Pins. .... g ..
great variety Of Ladies' Jewelry,Pins and
Ear-Drops, comprising all tie styles now worn,
such as Cameo. Mosaic, Gold stoue, Lava, Flor.
entine, &C., L., &c.
Gold Bracelets, all Styles.
The hat Of hooks comprises great assortment
Of standard works Ia every department Of liter
AZURE, interesting to the young and old. DO not
fail to send for catalogue. Catalogues mailed
free to any address. Apply to r..s .
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
~ Park Row, New Yosk City.
Branch Ofice,'l Washington ST., Boston, Mass
po5C--5w
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Ie~ Recently a Democrat said to a
Republican, your party is all for the
niger. The charge is not true. While
the Republicans are endeavorinc to be
just to all men, they are particularly
earnest in their efforts to rescue and ele-
yate their Democratic brethren. A man
may be degraded by the acts of others,
he can be disgraced only by his own acts.
lie that submits to that which he cannot
avoid, is not thereby disgraced. The man
that willingly becomes the tool of the
slave. driver is both degraded and dis.
graced while he that is in the same
condition, against his will, is only de.
graded. TherefCre for the unblushina
burly demagogue, who don't care whethe,
human bondage is voted up or voted
lown; as well as for the poor thing tina,
makes a bargain with the devil to sell
the Lord of glory in the person of His
poor for the sake of a few dollars and fol-
all intermediate grades, the best efforts
of every philanthropist should be put
forth. Be active friends, the work is
great and the need urgent. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20
A WORD TO O. p. r.

There seems no longer room for doubt
that the Old Public Functiosary, has re.
fused flatly 10 respond to the cab Of the
officer 10 charge Of Fort Moultrie for men
and ammunition to guard the property Of
the United States against probable At
tscks by the Charleston mob. 1t is even
reported that Gen. Cass contemplstes re.
signing, in consequence Of the traitorous
policy Of the Administration in this re-
gard. We have word for old Mr.. Blu.
chanan's private ear. If Fort Moultrie
falls into the hands of the ruf6ans who
are now plotting disunion, and if the dis
sster is traced to his door, he will be
held responsible for the crime Of Treason
one of the definitions Of which, in the
constitution, is "adhering to the enemies
"of the United States, and giving them
laid and comfort" 1t will be new ex.
element, decidedly, putting an ex Pres
ident on trial for treason but the pris-
ouer may rest assured that his last end,
in case of conviction, will be more uni
vesally applauded than any other event
in his career. .M..
Meanwhile, let not Mr. Buchanan $
confederatcs in South CARROLL fancy
that the capture Of the forts is step in
the right dlrection-a move calculated to
lead the way to the political millennium.
1t will be only the beginning or sorrows.
If it costs them but thousands of dollars
to take Fort Moultrie, it will cost them
millions to hold it Chicago Tribune