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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05

OK WIN IZ~IgAT !. IN. 18Th DAY pT : PRIL STEI.
I VII -al - sur-Ilrl- without re---Ee A. re
-z5--= i'm u i-sls- n o - trt'zrT
fiL= Tf1r-y Igs-rtzHl- Csfri. Grizzly bsTL bSoE
zs--- tT Tsuli-- T1Es- Etzfe-- AID tHlF-z- As
aulrr- 81 F=iui.s- =s-e 'sE-- 1I-ifs-z and tziT--
EaI--- 45sr-s AM Lsis- inc ming s1.-llL11 az
o. I -IH rp-Ttl Nv iIfU1raHd -7ilen-s- Dam ALE
|I-uzu7su---- fsrT Tz1z r HE-1liE Na-e-s
a. r. Also -zyeIIecsi Goats s1Tui ~ -s above sfat-
ioIE IrrT- IN -uusi b-z ald U-n-- superior Mare,
Tor i-7sf Mare and szfs-- valuable Eu1 ~
Ii Ea--. e'Ile hEn--d S'57-i lj'SFu and CotsT7ia
kUsz- VII I1T lambs aud =eT'-z -'liaagNI ana
ga;ENslG rms and eurs & TsrIal- HEef-
Al-1 = Timber ~ 4 .--fcIlltr-li iIlI;i-rnrlis
f5s v-1=E 1-r - -zar.z5rl-5 Erv lsurs he So
gata-.-ue= Containing G-asslrIs=fsE= e. IT. ttleL
ca b la = s-,uly.l 70 - ~ nv Brewer laae-
GEt. " SMITH
t-H.I Nh-rs1-- =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
=: @38z.s @2 "a
TUgT RECETVED.
FOR SALE.

OK HUNDRED ACRES OF TkLEABiE y 1hEE
- land on the Nurri-We .s;e-n YirEinia Eailr1I-c-
Said land lies IL Isitciis County. some - miles IRON
Pe-Eersbrrr The riruber i mostly nH5 ui different
varieties rglntring iRrze quantity Of Eppc save
timber. Also excellent yellow ppIur GlG ~ N ti-
low pine Of RuprruT quality j ls pui ai9It u.s.
from the village q Czs;t where ti=s = 2 80
snyr mil on a stream rF suffic.rl. size the
timber into the ONO river. ~ Tne object O. tie
proprietor is 70 dispose u il have Il Trdut-
tive Erithou; hif personal attention be vii I'll if
one fourth Of the purchase MONEY II hand Eno ~"
remaining instruments running or 10 years II
annual interest The noJeE oT hs EuIAd g
FOR productive properly the city vicinity q
Wheeling. Auy wishing - sec j; VII cf-l o. w
John Douglass living Cairo u viii y Sole n
rrut- of 80 100 il desired Though ElT II l.
mostly susceptible uF cultivation. viii max" szce=rt
r,astu.Ree L. rase - M Dpusiass rhssuce David
McG-egor ESQ, viii show the premises Price r III
s. IL g o per acre sT'-0'-aST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
"a. McCLINToCK,s COLD

w. DR. MeCLINTocK's COLD
AS-aL-- and Cough Mixture il combination Of Ii
lures vegetable antidotes the irritation aud dis
turbnuee of the breathing spPorHtus, which produce
colds coughs huarsenes and tirVGi i removes
in very short time every vesige Of Inflammation from
the lungs and throat and the free inspiration
Of perfect health Price % conts. slldby LAUGH
LINs BUsHRIELD, Wheeling s FUNDENBERG,
Bridgeport, and Druggists GENERALLY maickg-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
Elegance 4 Durability Of Finish!
LARGE / COMMODIOUS ROOMS!

The supc-i5-ity " lie Lgtz- oT Whirh tr-f are seE-
g-l WIKI other Z. -ie and IuTT0F &C irTI1EuneLIIs
L. connection Es number 81 is H--fsia1ria e.
aide him 70 Nl-if upIu hundreds Nl-b ease-
- LADIES AND ENTI EAlI,E IRE cordially invited
% cal EIId examine NV sfEC4AENe ~
COIOred photographs and HoHOfyPe~-
rz- nov Il vuI.r es. time sE,- Pr,UT.- - f-
-irt ma .I- I r.inrr rtue A-1isis srrpY'i EACLI-
ETTETgy " T-IET DEPARTMENT ieli-S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
MARRIED..

On Wednesday morning. 4th inst, At Third PresJy-
terau Church. by Rev. A. PAUL, Mr.. r. II. LIST aud
Miss L. GEHNIk, daughter Of Rob:. Irwin, Esq all
Of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
FOE REXT Or SALE

- John s.re-- formerly Oc-upise b. A < S1-'c
Fnr terms It ezuui-e q Mrs Z NIL
I,sEiiy Uniot r.IIly-l JAMS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
LOST CLOAK

A CLOTH CLOAK WAS ACCIDENTALLY DI.nPP
n ed FROM buggy opposite the BeyuneT House DuU
SIX O'Clock Monday evening. The owner can tIHTi
The Snme by calling JU-yih Salisbury. Al hz1ns
Beams, and by paying for this advertisement.
ap3-3ra
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
PAYNE co.
EOR RENT.

TaEE RCpuAlE- OFFICES AID DV ELL--Na-
- fru-ut ana BEE-E- EOcuis q Ihs Scent -
4ili7 s-try = -SJE house. aIIl ssIsrLIl <4aL -
- T-,-TTy = Taus- HOB NEEJIE
gIF-ifiiEe W zSlS NHin STREET between Aulls
s.-lf r-riui-L 7 Stair -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05


:t comfortable and convenient DIV eIlinE House.
Market street. adjoining TIE residence Of Jeremiah
Clemens Esq al present occupied by Thos- u. Cul
bertsor Esq It tains rIGIIs and Kitchen
with Washhorise and bath attached AND i vel
supplied with gas and water. There il also good
stable yard with alley euEz'ce PoT particular
enquire Of =. j. DJCEEY,
ar,3-rf Nc =. Morrr.,e street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05

FOR REKT-A store E05Ez- VIII ay.
I=ur r.-sa,ied 40 = Centre " hseii-E- t.
615775, f,-Taerly ucrrprcc fy L L. srLasn c.. i-
fu-4il.r particular -Dqui-e " AndrrW Nilsui L.
- FOR REKT.--A desirable reziGr-s-s q.
- Jolr s.rer.. formerly o-=upiss b. A {. C'111
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
keen II Before the People,

THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED The RIGHT
fJT the sale Of JoHSsoSfs Gas LANFS for the fol-
loving counties: Ohio. Marshall. LsWi4 Harrison
Mc1ongSaiia, Preston, Taylor. AaTion- Barbour Up
Fher and RHnawha- Any Person or FeTzo1s wishing
10 buy one or more Of the above counties any
styIe Of Chandsliers, Stand Lamps or BFaekets can
do 70 tv calling On WI. Il MOTST0N CO.
Under McLurs HnIse, Wheeling Va
n B-A superior article q burning FlEid con-
stan;ly On hand at 90 Cts PEI gallon. ar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05

ky. w. w. FLOUR.
I % Ibis h Crawford's Ky. White Wheat Extra
Family Flour. very superior recommended 70 private
families, fmh24l p & IIILERE1H BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
nA MASS a. AxN1, .(1
TMsiirNroet, between 1nd and 3nl, ~

r. ETURNS her thsnks to the Ladies' Tor their
II patronage, and hares to have : continuance
Winter sock IL French Millinery. B,n cix,
french and nser lean Flowers, Feathers. Fifbnns,
Vc,ycss, Chinfiis IIsad dresses. and emtrotasFinS
hinille. Freseh cnrset., Dfess Trimmings. CHak
Asseis, Frnnch Embroidery. c0llars and tets of al
1unlitic., Kid dIoyss, Gaun,ifss ~ III. kind~ ard
iidcrunt priers, and super fAncy knis liscds. a
,srrc lot af HOOP SKir,s end Skirt SuI pUrssrs ~
aand. : Alsh viii b sold ~ cost. lssp1Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
-. H. fOss BIA.
WALLEsAIE rEiLEE IN
zine Importsd md Domestic
LIQUORS AND CIGARS,

fuuETH SrETGT, ofrosirk rnE Cirr MARKGr,
kf0kIk, I0N A.
SFPF HteR artsete Of kect,E "a whisky for
y sale b, The bbl. in qusutlss es 10 suit whole
l A. J.. d alase -s-e- Anr4e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
keokuk, 1t. Les Moines and Minn.
E DNHEzsS -sszs;rs sagSx3
kkAli.lsesAD.
Open to toIndepcndence, 80 NILS.
CAANCt sE TIME.
TWO TRAINS ZACH WAY.

I'M ssd after MONDAY, SEPT. i7th 1900.
~ and untiifnrth.v notice, q daily srstnA
Will run each way lSanaays exc ptsul - follows /:
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave KFOKt X At $40 a. ns.. arriving
atINIKPLNiEttE at o =. M.
Returning Leaves III Ei EALLNf II q. p. n,
and arrives al kEukf II Al s:35 p. M.
FREleHT l. ACCOMMODATE N TRAIN.
Leaves INLEIEhl ENaE at $40 n. us,,
arriving in kEUkua ut ~ u. m.
Retrrni-g-L Leaves ktoA UK at 4:in p. M. , and
srrivss ~ AtINIEpEA DEN Al 6:2p p. m.
70 pnssergtr t~ttre q ths Mail Train from Keo-
kuA ~ D 40 maL~ ~are CONVICTIONS W.T.
-tsgs snesiuH Glae1ny throuRh &
otrG arriving there ~ l.. ~. he sanle da y
ssEHl tHIs4e ETs- lnxs IN.
i"ss.st may b. hsd 1T tfica for all Iusnts
~ Middle, Western aud Southern Iowa, kslAss,
nebraska, &C., &c.
TICK ET tEksGE--At the ID pot. loot ol
johnson street. ~. Ii. III UhINS,
= IA 90 ddw snIcrins. nds mt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
TERN Oh ADVERTISING.
IwELyE Lfsks on Lxsh xAkk Sau.v.

Busi1ess Iards, Rot sxcesding six iinss, inside
SIS, otherwise 3au.
fsnsr.i Notice. 81 90. Obituaries, sccora1n,
te alsst vasapls<4.
Dispisyed advertisements Lalf more thar III.
above r@aas.
Advertisement, ieaded ard placed under III,
head q special Aotto.s,' aoaiis fAt vsGtnars
raffs
cpetlai aotiees in the Local Column 70 ovnt,
pef tlRc.
Aa+rrtttuHeuu ordered or the insida exciu.
nvoft ID iHt ba4iy, stIlf the nrsi Two weeNs
30 per cent. aoFt thaA tie above fat.s
At.traastsnf aseesfsarMxnse nsss as pats 10,
~ eesAatts 4 His r. Gtt VIII not oe Eartsu 4 rom
Nhsi tht Aayertlset the Week., .,vne
II fflGf VIII as lac in tat aa4is-
hasss shs oaait sDo Weekly are both aaed
Is Per CENT ALI % deducted fr0a4 tn. aggY.
rate amount.
lnast tne present system, the ndsertis,
Ps3t - a4aNL 4o4 sas space he occupies, The
change ts4As s4&rgl4L4s apr the eon position
cLiy. ihls faan a. aVw seaeraiiy AxGrteu-
Our 0aArse tor cashees Will ID cents per
seanfe.
q In All caaea wEers sdyeYtiacmeptt ara
diseWatkHara sek3Fe the expiration of The yeal
or the contracted FOR, tL0, viii % etsrgea
NJ al e4t regular ratea Iof Gte time actual
~ ta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
nn LIVERY STABLE! -

ga flvst.st.. bet. Matn Il Jehnsep.
l1RSES, RuGatEs and CARRIAGES Of ths
best class aiways ready Tor hire.
ltorses hoardedb by the day or week, 1t priccs to
suit tie imes.
Transient customer acc6mm cd ted.
frdtrs Ter hc fnnbus u run 10 and from the
Railroads asd afesphoats left ri the Stable or he
St.sharies Hotel, Viii be promptly ATTENDED 10.
aeri0d V. .NA.ah>D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
Pittsburgh. It Wayne L thicgao


H ssalEsssl 9 3 q. ~ - > a5s5
RAILROAD.
Cars rsa from Chicago 10 Pittsburgh without
Change, connecting with the
GREAT PENN sYLvANIA CENTRAL. K.R
20 New York, Phiiadelphia, Baltimore
ard Washington tity. and NIL the la.
terror towns Of Pennrvlsa auis.
New Jersey, New York,
Maryland, DC.
Merchant. by taking ,bfs route win have the
bpfit of ali the Eastern markets At no additional
cot
CT Baggage CHECKED Through.
Trans leave be Depot. Canal street, west side,
clc9gu, d4iis On the arrival OF trains from the
es, aud Aortn-weat.
Cennectipg 1T Crestiine with rlevelani and Lake
81 tore ks,iroai to Dunkirs, D.fsto, NTagars
fsiis. New York. an Basron, aud ali the inte
ri9t Town of New Eag,Agd va New York Cen.
81 sni N w York nni Erie Ksilfead-. lsn,
Sntn ~ E,Ia Bbas Xsne- -p,ife Newal.s Mount
NernaD atsub snyiie, Whecliag, aud int rior
towns u DLi ana Virginia.
The shove trains ,nnect ~ Forest with train. on
Mad tsivrr Road TO springfield, Uf.ena, Dayton
ard LineiHnati. Also, witn trains II Lima Tor
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
gTFare a. Low as BY any other route.
Pafsengef* Il ,nnd East will fndthi rsuta bath
p se%sh, and agr abr pts,ng through many of
he largest aud finest ctii4s in the nited States.
Passengers arrisin.s in Ghicsg on any IL the
roads all ani aten i've check gents the d. cots
to .hstk ks conte, bagga ge free OF charge
u h. iittsnur "a and ehie z ears.
eT Sleeping Cars accompany each train.
Ii KITS for ale at all the pri cipal Ticket Offices
In he "rst, uni A. fbe tafrp,nss bfcA. corner vi
kan io!ph and etsbsn streets, At the Depot,
WAT -Its, cnlcagl.
De particular aEa ask for tickets hy IT. WAYNE
DAN. w. Boss,
Gen'l Western Passenger AgtI Ghifagn,
j. III. MOORE, c9m an / oeu 1 4 g't, Chicag1.
Frcight If al binds Will b. ,rried from Chicago
IT, all fonts Ef~t, IL all timss, AT low rates a.
suy . b r lai road route.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

st. LOUIS, st. Paul, saltwater ant
tt Anthony
1890. DAlLs rAGALI LINE 1860.
Northern Line steamers.
SIDE ae,.sas WHEEL
ezz-Sfs<--SsdS.s
Northerner, ,csrt. P. A. Afford.
tsnaaa. Capt. Parker.
Neifopolitsn. tsit. N. l. u. Janks.
Inch r ftat-, CAPT B. Ihodes.
sa.biIs Capt, ! Hill
". l.. Eaitg aapi. Jfo. L. tlodes.
ofaA Easls. Capt. f14 =. llariis.
ksrs herr, tigft #pt Il. l. L,daiek.
l,asea, Capt VII, It n.
~s City, Capt j aorden.
War iaxe 'rrt Is Davis.
| a~ketv statt, Cap Il. e Cray.
I'VE magn heta. seic-whcel st.sMers were
klltsspr, fsi, fer rirse and ar. manage,
by e. ssus And e1ltrteaeed ,stltrs are fit AM
furnished .lth s1i L udeln improvements ~sii
every sceo mmndatIut fo, passenpess una will run
ss advertised, mAkf connections with tht variouA
rxlrne1. above ana with the Minnesofa Rive,
packet. n >t Paul Aeiurni'g, thsy will cen.
n.+f al Hannibal with tie Lannita, aud ST J,-
s.Ih ksst4nrd
TAs Nuf bern Packet Lin otter increased faci II
lice ssa heIe b. ttfsrt tst. to tire fort ~
passenger ana initrtsi shipfe efs. 70 receive ID.
iib.fs patronage htrfnt,tt sxtenard IL i he Line
J. a y y ~ + y - ~ -r-r1t 1tiK nt-
CROWN d TAYLOR, agents. keokuk.
Mchagd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
baltimore and ohio
G1..E. ss.;sa ss
RAILROAD.
GREAT NATIONAL RoUTEuI

N III L n ~ "A / " ~ "A IL IL ~ " 4 L j.
vrERNfNafF- at w4s44nsts md B.l iruore n
h Eaxt q d " b ii NJ flaiuuvad autt psrk9
trsbatahnn the N.st. at wA,. t,.acss 1T VI Ice
slth Railroads, Steamers. ae.,
For and from all points West, South
west aud North west.
rHREE TRAINS DAILY Fog ALL EASTERN CITIES.
Ibis i he snly route IL Wa hing IN City.
fassgnEct- hs this route can welt Saitimore.
Philadelphia. *cW !, ,fk AMI sisrstes, tae cost vi
= Aet TO u o. slon7 by u hsr llnes
ItisAas ali II hhls t1tae Eastsfu Citits ean
b tearrd VIA Wasalnttn CITY al an ADDITIONAL
platg s..
xs-Titas Qaiek and Fare a. Low AZ by any
ota ronte
s.FLfiA1 CARS attached TO sli The Mi,
lrans.
i quire for liketsvia the Baltimore and Ohiu
ksiitosd Al any OF taG prnc,pal naltoa4 ohi~es IN
tue II eat.
j. II SfLLItAN,G nj Wettern Ag't
l.. ~ iL6 t.un'i tscket agent
W. S<I, Master transportation.
.eIfIyd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01

Frcight Of al Fi9ds Will b. c,rred from Chicago
t. all otnts Es~t, III all tmss al Us low rates a.
sIjy b. r Itsi road route
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
es.-e.s.. or
" a + dW are and Cutlery.
S. Wa I'll. TUCK ER,

+ IMPORTERS AND Wholesale IEALERs,
have Ut st.,ret Hi hfs fettttfnb tEtr slll lies
al the prlug lrsde dWvci 4. III he makers MLich
be ud. II 10 easn AND rnuAf1 TIM Btfsss Oh ~
ssraAIe t~fns. hr stosk iLR VII sanIiS large
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01
kEOKt]k, IOWA SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1861
BANNING HOUSE


BANKING HOUSE or
@ r. q u C.. A II 4 n 4 q.
HAVE thif day admitted ~ = partner in The
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay who has
reen a.y teller for the isst six years.. The bust
ness, hereafter, willie conducted under the hrm
Andstyie OF
1Eo. q. ANDERSON Il co.
Being one OF the oidcst Banking II oSses III not
the oldess| In IOWA, the uc~ hfm solicts eontin-
uance of forme~ patronage 50 literally extended to
The senior part
They vii make eoIlsctions and remit less Ex-
change on the day Of payment, free VI charge
Their references are ~ formerly py senior part
Lsr viz
REysRExcEs:
Park Bank, N. l.
Winslow, isnier Co., Bankers,
Eu~aru W. Clark Co. ,PhiiadeIphla.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
ClaTp, ailer d Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bshk Chicago.
hoffman i ueIpcke chicago.
Aechanicr' bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposii Bank, Plltsburgh.
kramer kshm. BANKERS, !"
Gilmore d isrothsrton a. Cincinnati.
A.D. Hunt Co, - Lou.sviiie.
State savings Institution, ST. Louis.
Keokuk Jan. IS. 1Eo.C. ANDERSON
.an5d
wk. rEosPsos. u. u.nAILRr
WM. THOmPsOr = Co.,
EANKERs,
Corner OF Main 4 ma Accona fts..
AEoA a.
Nov. sd
r. ekkA, AG oEEa, e. D. RfARTCk
r. p. ODER & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Gyocers and Commission Mer-
chants,
No.Ii1N0rsh Sec cend.st.,
ST. LOIt~. MO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-01


AasSA* haoaS, 50 Nertb-st.. baltimore.
LEGos 4 CO., 20. 2 Astor House, or No. S.
Nm. ST.. n. r.
Lsvcr 4 Co., No. " ~tate street raaton
u. II. .lialSFaA .isen Freight ag,t Phsfsdr srhia
L. l.. nuIPl Cen. Ticket Agent pLlla leil hia
THU9. 4. sC1TI, General Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Ian. g. gG~a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29
THE NEW EMIGRATION.

A new and stronger tide Of emigration is
setting towards this country from Europe
than ever before. Crowds Of German vine
growers and farmers arc leaving Bremen,
Germany, all bound for Missouri. Some
three hundred have already reached $. Louis.
They arc emigrants Of the best class, and will
increase the fee labor force by which slavery
is 20 be driven out of that fertile state. The
emigration from ireland to this country is al
go still large and increasing. The Cork Re
porter says that this new exodus does not
arise from any increase of poverty, or dissat-
isfacton with the government, but is entirely
the result of a better knowledge of America,
and tho increased facilities of travel. The
Irish do not now start for America on an un-
certain adventure, but generally know to
what point they are bound, how TO get there
and what employment awaits them. The
brovity Of the Atlantic voyage by steamer
and the thorough system and cheap second
class fares of the American railroads make the
journey much more economical in time and
money than in former years, and the Irish
man now packs up and starts for America
with as little anxiety ms the New Engander
prepares for trip to the far West.
Under this state Of things there is every
INN0liNA AuhA AliN IANnAAiN ANi HN Nittt
this country will continue. There are some
evils incident to so rapid an in;ormiNturc OF
foreign population. But as they are certain
TO come tho natives must make the best of il,
and not receive them as unwelcome barbara
ans, but as fellow men destined to become
fellow citizens and equal sharcrs of all the
rights that pertain to the soil and the govern
mcnt 1t seems to be agreed on all hands
/ that the present emigration is Of "a better char
actor, intellectually and morally, than that o
former years, and it is quite possible thai
/ they may average up pretty near the native
standard, so that really there viii be no occa-
| sion for extreme condescension and magnan-
Unity in giving them a friendly reception
| Nativeism in its virulent political form is nov
nearly extinct and the social and religious
manifestations of the same spirit should b'
buried with it. \ large foreign element WI
are certain to have; it is wise to make i
/ a friendly and harmonious element, and as
simulate it as rapidly and thoroughly as pos
sble TO the spirit of our Institutions
/ Springfield Republican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29
l1uttru.
THE REVENGE or THE FLOWERS


'''' W. i'-'N' - 49,
PROM rnE GEnMAN or rHELiohArli'
On her soft and snowy. pillow
Lies maiden bound ih .i''pj
Dropping lali hci lohB uh1 i"oi,
Ana hcr checks are pu'p"h "'t
Cleaning stands a crystal chanoe
ON its frame OF oHiti m'""H"''
Flowers ifcshi tne 1uP a.ce.ni5 t,
Spread ihcf po'a''' p'''"''' '"'6"'
huliry vapor hlls VIC ohnmpgr'
bfogWnt "u ull daDEu" y'
Ol.,'a lhe la,u,e, uee on. N'p,li,
N' U'y 'o"io' 'Dc summer ''''
"nhc around stll sllenec ig'sn,,u'
h'rE WnMpeI l1nl l1aln, yvu S'INN
finn 'hN i''hDla anu 'iD "''''. ,.t
MWmurhs' hu'nHihs' 'ouh''ln "sNN
From thc vase now 'olty Fhdinr'
bearing .hi' iHs ana n'ih,l ci'"n'"
woven "i me mist lhgi' Nt'lm'NH;
Hha"o"y iofm' are u'A''iH i'""U'
Prom thc rusc's couch OF crimson,
Rises up lazy iari
iaf me gems gi dr" arc NA.hiht
Ina hcf qwcAll waving h'if
From The tiny cowl aud .ombre
Ol uc dark loafd ac1uir'
Leaps bold and ioatit udt..
sword and ca'que all fhiicI'ht hiEhl
Firm bis step and hieh hIa hcarins,
Wcll hcscoming DTS arr'r
On his crest arc nnddlng proudly
Hcron-piumcs of silver sfoy'
From thc sweet and bonding iiIy
Trembling s'cpsa m1id.n iairi
Light the veil that dnata around hfr-
Dewey web in summer air.
From the Turks cap fierce advancing,
STRIDES a naughty Moul and Ooldi
Cleaning bright the golden crescent
Lights his dark green turhaua fold.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29
THE TROSpECT.


From every section and through every
channel, VIC have cheering adyices with re-
gard to the Presidential canvass Men of
widely diverse traditions, prepossessions, and
sympathics. concur in the assurance that the
right chord has been touched, a substantial
union Of the Opposition secured by the nom
iuntion of Lincoln and Hamln. In no State
that voted for Fremont and Dayton is there a
serious doubt Of a Republican triumph in
November. These give us ia Electoral Votes.
TO which-Kansas being most unrightcously
kept out-Minnesota a new State will GER
t,iuly add (, making Is. We shall need "a
more to elect Lincoln by the People; and for
these we shall have to look to the following
States:
5.::..'.:' SS.:..'a,s'. S...:s 3. i'i"'s iia'' i
0''si in an Gl
Every ono of these we believe Lincoln and
Ilamlin viii carry, and we do not despair ol
adding Delaware to The list, making their
Electoral Vote 7S--to l25 for all others.
Thus far, VIC have not counted on division
Of our opponents, but assumed that they will
put their best foot foremost and give MS the
best fight that Is in Them II they divide, or
stay divided, and run two rival tickets, the
contest will be over before il is fairly begun.
~ T. TrbHac.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29

CmLpREN OBEY NouR PARENrs.-A few
days ago a boy named Whitaker. nine years
old, was run over by the cars at Cincinnati,
and had his right leg cut Off He bore the
pain most hcroically, exclaiming, God help
me - " I'm ruiuod forovcr;" " Oh. if had
only obcyed my poor mother 90 What a vast
amount of misery and rcmorsc would be saved
through life if every ono would heed and
obey the counsels and warnings Of mother.
But alas how soon they are forgotten, and
then, when too late, they are forced to cry as
did poor Whitaker, " God help me = " I'm
ruined forever " Oh, if l had only obeyed
my poor mother"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29

70 When Mr.. liamin was first chosen to
the u. s. Senate minority of the Democrats
in the Maine Legislature refused to support
him because of the opinions he entertained
upon the subject of the extension of slavery.
opposing such extension The election was
thus delayed until, at the very heol of the scs-
sion, thirteen lree-soilcrs voluntarily gave
him their votes, and made the election com
plete. Mr.. lIamlin is the same Democrat
to-day he was then.
A PRINTER FOR VICE PREsIDENr.-Han
nibal Hamlin commenced life as a farmer boy,
and Afterwards became Il printer, and contn-
ued "sotting up type till he commenced the
study Of the law. He was admitted to the
Bar in 1888, when he was 25 years of age.
Lincoln and Hamlin arc alike in many
points of character and aro within a few
months Of the same age. Both arose from
humble but honorable occupations of work
ing mon. Both commenced life on the farm ;
both sprung from the working people both
struggled through youth Of work and diff
culties TO an honorable manhood both have
been the architects of their own fortunes !"
both are evidently "sclf made men"
1t is such men the people love to honor,
Two farmer boys of 1909, will be at the head
Of the National Government in 1861,
To- Lincoln and Douglas are great pair
OF splitters. Lincoln once followed the busi-
ness Of splitting rails, and Douglas has al
ways been splitting hairs, and has now split
his party.