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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
The AGE sf Robbery.

IL the old ~sril and ia ,bp heW, poets
have sBuE pf fhe Age Of assssa, as5 Of
the Age It Gsld sud lnoH ihsy may Haw
s,og of The Ags Of Plsa3sr liistoFiass
sad Poet. hsvt ted as Of Gsssramssts
uEsrs nee bavr ksseht snA sold i'sayla.
GO have bern hribsa 70 carry victories 10
hst,is; have betrayed thest soas,rJ shsa
;, Pescs te toFsisp sssmy iar gold hare
sold tAsir Votes fee maasy historians sud
poets have msTkei lbs era whea such
yssslitY has besn comass, when asithsr
ncH veTc brave, o. wauen virtaoaa.
10, cur asR sipsisssth SsataTy, 10 cur
one bgasssj Rspablie, psesssts an sss fat
mere base, sad people far taors vrBai
The iressksfy and Villaiay 1t Americas
sslrtleisss. their fsisshog4s aad hyPosTj-
CT. arc u,tl'oat rsrsllri 10 sae'eat OF
soj,rn ,iurs The osly vice or yirtss.
Of the public wsn hsvisg coht-cl Of the
o&oes snd funds Of tbs Natios, i the
rziyay ksarsry II skyl. 10 Pub'tosi est
FHpticHs Of al sorts, the DrmySrstis p
ht,e,.D sBd sssee holders Of sbis cpanIry,
uvsl all. sa3 sSsa surPsss the Srusl Eaen
ADD messsrss u the most caTTupi Gev-
tEuusHts that ever existed sises the fall
q AaasB They sIssl Especially ia
larcoay 49, q raaa ssa Petit larceny
To the Loaus Of iboss thieves, be l,
sAid, they bave no E1uadabaat modes Of
pilfsring. and no subtle schemes Of steal
rag and htlisg--se pisces, Ike the nid
niFht Burglar foF stealing = march spec
the eastgdiaos Of Pablle monies. With
,he brsrsn impudsHee Of the Devil, aud
-ith Ihs growing sFpsiiss Of theft, these
hsrdesed Williams, 10 oPsa day, seize sPoa
the public monies, asd sbsndoa their
ofbccs, which thsy hsd coly accepted be-
cause they offered oPpcTtuBIties for shols
ssls rotsencs, As thieres. these williams
sry aIoss shameless than are the ,r4r2sy.
seq 4yabs Caatrscts with our Govern.
B'onI are oalJ iskeH that the Treasury
Hpsy be made a prsyi aud contracts ere
lei esl thst al opportunity for robbery
may b. afforded Thssr veasl FsseAls stalk
sbfo~d uish brussei faces they raise
their Asad is the hslls q congress, Whiek
osght 10 be covered Wish fsloB's cap
aadsr the gslievs ssd they opea mouths
10 make psrtiEsE spseuhss, Ehiek ought
to be crying IN Hell To- ss,sr TO cool their
parchs5 tapgassi 0as Shs has been :
successful thief IN private life, is deemed
best qualified Ter high gashs station. IL
Hsn be ioo riSh 10 need 10 steal, be Is
rejected by this party 81 robbers, ne not
likely 20 want pdTfSsTs 10 ooncesi for him
Present then candidates iOt ofEce, Wha
are free frota ali lmpatasious Of political
AID Psro0sl sOFrspsioSs, add they turn
fFoa them with disgust
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

zee d osf lssse fIsseIs yoar heaa gsst.
tsss shd bsaseh ca, 10 MeaIvnls Springs
20 s,iis. sealA, 70 Lees SprisEs Is miles
Bsss, 70 Isess's States. IS m,lss East,
aad ta divers syrisgs, IS miles North.
0meiag sessy o. ose leesIHy, yea cen
ify stbsts. Go 10 Abiagdep, nsrsl,
latsliiasnt village, ssa oulJ . miles sast
II these, apos The Railreaa- ron win Fad
an Alan, Eelphss, siiaStsl, sad AHHs.
ssosa Springs. Of aral quality, I'll % Sas
smaii lAfss The meehtaip airs bssFsss,
ths wsless ere hsnllsE, and TIE splsnaid
blas els sAsoegh dstse foliage, by day sad
By night, cheers % che dssroadine coal
Of maa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
KNOxVILIR WING.
kxcxsEIsLn sEKR.
SATURDAY, SeNR Sc. ttss,
The Late Terrific storm,


The lste slsfB ssebs 10 have bseH gss-
stAl, sR5 syeFyvhsse sety desirsstiSs, -
AZ Chicago, Ilsses saa MsehsaissviIls,
Il asmslishe2 keasss. ssd Ia The la,,ss
place j, kiied astsss Psnoss, Co she
CAiSags Raiircsd, il lifted tea freight
ssss "a the track, saa dashed thea 70
pieces. AZ Lis5Sa il killed tn persons,
Al csmAsshe, ca ths Mississippi, s1y
psrsoss we're killed, aad i2s woapdcd
The loss OF property st AitcO, Iiiee,',
ercseds SECS 10 several eoas t,cs
ia Ksotueky, bsildiaRs, iFso', add efOPs,
q wheat and core, hsvs hssa totally de-
s,rOysI The Sorthere part II AissourI,
has suffered The ssSs fste 10 wilsaisg
ton. n G., hsssss we're uaFcOGed, chin
neys snl freezes psasirated, and the ssiiiss
vessels greatly damaged. Ia Wsshiag
tau, H SHs storm d had sad uiad, AID
destroyed s5sas property.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

Fighting, Shooting. aud RiiiipE
We regret 10 lssSs through ths asof.
sis papers, that prsalstog yeauE maa
h held TO bail a Celanbis, in . bad 81
ssssssi lbessans dollsss, Fds shessisk Rs.
ksa Raess, and tIiiisg hia lsssssslSs
Rsses was { fsmAftabi1 sseAi man,
Ahoshsa the other asWs--- peapsed apen
hlm sAd beet hia aaIil be uss satisfied.
sfteS hihsslt RiviaE the bret iRsae -
veil s. tlov, The yssug nss ~ss sels
u ssIk 10 hIs Faam, ssd bad pisiei, a.
be did, ssd relusa sad shoot him desa
Thess Recess are ssty ssaaI sd are gee
enlIy able 70 ,hrssh shsss they Icy hold
u, but Ihsls ashs, teFuisste mere fatally 10
themselves THAI 10 others.
Yoaag mss who are resolved on fEhs.
isf, are asalIy to % tssh and imPradsat ss
10 bsepsas The agyysaars, sha in hiss cases
gu, ef ten, they justify their epposests
10 shooting them down. This was The case,
a. Ne understand il, uitA yupss Canal
3. I.sbasos, Who va shol BY Yesns Ne.
CLuNa. of Huntsville Nothing would
d. Cshal but bgbt, and he commenced
ii, foreiog young MsClaeE either 10 hSh' q,
or ran sad dissroeo himsolf Ma being
Of that s,eck, be drew Aa Pis'd aud she,
his sdtsrssry Ia the bead
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

BELL AND EvERETT MEKrlSa IN Nav
YoRK The fflesds Of Bell and Everett
held a very large FatiaeAtiss msesia- 10
New iofk oily On Friday evening. Jass
sIh. HSs. + A, Tsll@adss presided,
and GsR Ssett vas sansa as ane Of the
Vice Presidents, bal vas sol present -
The report Of the deasgs q he Baltimore
Conveutioa Wese read ey Hsa ErAsiss
HEoOks. speeches we're made sy Hoe.
Jsass NJ, QaArles ssd Hsa 6aseAEss A.
Hssry, Of Tennessee, aad Hes, ksbalen
b Hascs, Il NofsA CafellaA. The fsi-
iouisg ssissst q letter fren ss'PIesi'
dsns Flllaars sAs red 10 tbs meeting,
aad sas rsssissa viii great salhasiasm;
| regard he asa Of my zane b the
Rsaablscaa press a. fraaAuleal end MIR
ehisvoas. aaa skali vote hIs Bell and Es@
rsa. wh3fAsV any zee slss IL TIE 6tass
aaas "a ~ Hsa =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

INPoRFANT nEclsIaN. The ChsaesloS
ca Yesterday 10 the ease 81 Aver IS Bad,
rendered . aescis,oa rsf1sssg "a lu9ase-
ton Aud disssissin< plslsiiSs petition -
sst Aver she plaiaisH. - The PsOPrsssoS
Of uhas IL kaosR e = Ayers CssfFy Zee
tor,i Bad The dsfssdAal, Is The Esll
k,e-. mahsf sai vrader Il " Jehn Bulls
Cs1g.rand Pscgossl II Wild CAtTy. -
Aver lasisss il bis pssitiea, thai the nAus
aad ah<l Of Balls ne&ieias IL such a
imitation Of bis Ayers, - ss ADoass 20 IN
iaftiBgemest Il hB .rSA~.s.ark To tsis
bah repkes-arss, tia, +" shsrs Is aes .
paraisls Of cherry ia Ayers Chsrry PES.
toF.l. sa4 shss tAs sane Is itsslf tfs1d
ucou tie eablic, Sse0aa-As denies
,6,t Ne has 10 any say ''isisAeed sAs
pl.is.ias trade mark" A hsgs mass II
se.iimaay was tAkea, sssaAllshisZ The
ass that 20 cherry IA assa il Ayst's CasE-
~ Psesorsi, bat thA4 he rrassie acid,
laasls paisoa, % sabssssated - Isises %
he cherry As 10 ths res, Hsh'Anss q
tks vranpsr.. zane, e., there was gate
eaasies % kssti1eaJ --sorse % eas sss-
n,...s Tor sAs piAiAtia ssezriag tAal
si.e., sine 10 haadedr soaif sea tel
- nsKioisss seaFt--A nssh larger
$3.50. Ao9atss sseaF that se Ran Who
s..s.h Feaa coald possibly ujstake o0s feE
he esAss. Piaissi6s Pslisioa aisDiaEsA
Al kis eost --LSs Dsa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Catholicism IN Tennesaee

The f'-,,u'aa'' Journal. Bish Hughes
oreaa. thus sllades 10 the spread Of Re-
man,Sm 10 Tennessee
% The Jatholt- faitE IL HskiNs steady pro-
Eysss IN FastsFu Tennessee Sis - eight wears
age aot enc rs,ideat Catholic VS. kasun % b~
az KasIr,iIs. Shers noe u,sy bs srsa \ 81 =
Eisas ohnfeh snt,rSy ha,shsi. ssni."'ae
schooi kaasr sol e8Hiiag iahie pastoral fssi-
asDce. ~ HpgsysyIiis, stso. arrangements
hsss hc-n made 70 seeuTt = l1t set rrpet A
Ca,Auite huIrh
The progress Of the Catholic fiih
ia Fact tennessee Is - steady " that
ils march is not psTceiTsble .; Ell
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

har EDWARD EyERErr The SAvAn-
ssA RsPHtiicaH, whose editor vas pre-.
seat Al che CAEFtessoa C0avea'iOa, says
Of the H0a. EpSAHD EYERETT
We, at least, kheu-Asd Ws ssscTt 10 a.
- evidence that great JiTiae aRd psSri-
0Iism viii have their triumph sOeRsV OF
lAtsr--lhas = large miBoSiIy of the late
Chariestss DsmoeFatis LaaSeHtiea we're
perfectly uiliiag 10 pay their tTibass to
bis waFsh By Rsmisalisg hia - their
candidate for the Vice Presidency, We
sag st KNOW this 70 be 40 us derived
the ihforuaiiOs from PeFsOosI Interviews
uith the delegates, besA frOsa the North
and lie Soaih,"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Ban and Everstt ln Mas.aehu.et.a:

Tho Bosios tssrl.r. u Friday last, al
ludiaE 10 the grand fsiacstion meeting
to ke held that evening say: "Tho
truth is,--sach 10 the Iarn 81 the tide n
Massachusetts, that Il viii uaqse-'isnably
sweep al before !, 10 the Fsti election
Nothing could BE- ssoss E'riHasis thsa abe
nominations nsas at baltimore, Ia the
usy Of contributing TO this resUlt--eGcsP,,
perhaps, those made q, Chicsgo The
iadiestioas not Only 10 this city, bat
taroughost The poas,ry, are ahaistasA-
bic, ihl the Stats Is to be EsgcBsFAsed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Fsf ~ Esssstfis Wsls
Red Boiling Springs.

REu b0iLIsa Srsisga, Asesa CO Ttap-,
Asy i,h. 1880
REY. " q IjRowSLoW Dear SIC
Please BE- Fesd esoazb 70 permit ne,
thrysgh The columns II yoaE widely sE-
teadrJ aud NEST useful journal, 10 say =
Ward in behalf Of that nov delightful
summeT retreat, The Red Boiling Sprihgs
IN Maeoa county, Tehs Nod IL, is DO
iug -. any iavslsd sssJ b. induced &c PAY
them = visit, an additional reward gill be
ia reserve f0F youa relief Eiil almost
inevitably be given then Hundreds Of
persons from almost every quarter o. our
| aioa have tried the VirtB~s Of these ~
IcFs, sud - y bear testimony 10 the fset
that asan very disease 10 which +" flesh
y hear 10, IhsJ are = sewerage remedy
Numbers have cons under nj own obssr.
walton Consiituiipav. faeked aud taiasl
~ 4 Scre, By Long sd constant exposure
gr prv1rastsd dtssipatlaa. have been late
fsl.y tsbsslI IN a lee seeks By the won.
drIlul Effects Of th,s water. Females
sA0 have been .aaeriss fSr years 10 hope.
lpss dependency, ftuB ai.cssss peeuiIsT
b their ser, Say rest 49, irtj that there
- " bsln ID titlsad and that the water
Of the " Red Bo,ihg sprisgs.' And Il
they Ssh again b ENJOY heslth ADD hap
B,Rrss, let them cone hilhsT A. once --
Grsrel Yields to lis iHslrBce, raaeieAilY
~ csc has s1Be sway Haearsd Dysgrp-
sia ERd SisdFsd soElpiaiH;s Reed not be
fg, Or feared Ehil.t sital l'royidsuSs per.
au. the Rcd Bo,liug Sulphur water -
usher forth here Bui ! Eil not - "a
ls hiss rata. kywevsr Let al Who arc
afflicted cone and les, be WafeT Tor ,hcal-
selves
These Spriues have recently changed
hands, aud are see owaed By Aessrs.
Webb & Wsiksf-tus nnblfr- hearted
men bfrSthes nos hsaesth heaven. They
are prepared TO sce ,asnds'r larger naH,-
Der Il visitors. The yosaF, gay, pleas
arc seeker need nat huR; i,T rasFv agrsr-
sbls resort. They, too. ~,ll bud ample
faa 10 stos, Tor them here this summsF
Every Ell 1T has bscH sIer,cd a pfrpAr.
fsr The SICK asd sffiieiel. the grave sai
The gay. THIS Communication l. WriIIch
8itbuul the procurement - either e the
propr,eIars, st'll my advice - - raHsr ss,,
,7,ss al. Thoss from distaace can
resps to Gsliatis, S1masr casaiy, By rail
road fr5m thence, they sill have 10 d,f,
feul'y in 6uding oihsg pablo - P'ivate
travelling facilities
A WEfI WTsRER az MANKIND
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

The Dcmoera'ss PNrsy, ub'ch has eesa
for years utterly ienorAhEed aud corrupt,
has at lssi rs.lrB u piecss, and deeouPo-
siiiCn has commenced With uoDderfal
Tspidity TIE quarrel 81 Charlcstpa,
ukieh has Prscip,tstsd ths Ta'a uf the
ones iaEiacihle eEEssisstios, u bat the
natural cOassQ Of the corrupt prse-
tiees which, osing 10 very cog lsass Of
the public crib, have eFeps into asd au'
desmiaed the foasdasleas 81 the psrSy
The SoalAsFn leadeFs eoali Get haEs pre-
vsatrd thn comsaaaiion, syeB Il tAsy
bad desired &c Do - Thsy preferred 10
Aceelcrsss ii, AID ,he party sas aos ssea
split iaso hostile faCtisus, nore bitterly
opposed se each ether thaa 10 The Back
Republicans themselves,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Cnur.n Of Law study


4 yoaar usa Sish > fair eduratiaH,
snd desiring 81 accurate isrsl edacaii0n.
20 - 10 snake an sesufals aud d'suEiai,a
siihg Lawyer. Ia al the branches which
s.sas,riats the tsFmsfiaa Il the science Il
las, hiss only to dpiy, Ni,h care, lhs fal.
losing Sl'k,, dividing them into arss
eeuFcss AZ tho same ,ims, yoseg nsu
aspiriac 10 al elevated raak "a the pro
fessiau, shoald bear In misI tha, iatsl,
lssiasl culture aai professional lsstnisg
are Bos p,ors impariasi. ;hsn eHsslicaoe
Of neral chataetsS, szj The sustaining
fro'a iasyi,casiag l,qasfs AsA above
all ,hiags Else. let law sladsnis Geek 80
pro'nste high saaaiara Of Prpgss',saal
ethics
Hat 60 she coarss q s,ady.
5usIrS class
Blaeks,aags CaHtu satzriss
kent's Commentaries,
k.ys. % Reality.
Parsons % Contracts
SFcoSb CLASS
stephens "a fiesiisE
lSf,o'H on Parties g. Actions
Stafkie On kvijcuco i.i sol
i;reealesf 90 Ky'ten-e.
Story % Bills Of ESchEsgs
sTSIoR CLASS
Rshop 90 C'imiHai Las.
Sto'y's EIaity JarisPfuisass.
SJory's Equity Pleading
Story az The Conflict Of Laws
Story % the CanEtitl,iau 0f ths [ ajle4
States
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
ACsriS, May n, 1850


s,s,--four letter accompanying reso,
la.ions passed 81 q meeting, held 90 the
battle ground OF san Jscinte, 90 The Elsa
alt ia which am recommended a. the
Peoples candidate for the Presidency, Is
beiure He
The plses from which these resolutions
eHsahats, the number Of those Wh6 Hdopt,
81 them asd the patriotic impulses which
soRirolled their aelius, tntllle them 10 MY
respect, aud awaken 10 ne grateful feel
ings tousrd people already eDdeared to
me from past association 10 troubIeus
times aud continued evidences Of favor
Al 10 time since my entrance iBto
pabhe life have withheld my services
from my l,llow eitiseas Whstsver I
am Is ct ny s9uatry aud BE- Ion Is 90 IL
have never lost confidence ia The
mssses, OF transferred HJ allegiance iTam
;hsm TO sliqaes OF conventions, and the
Spontaneous eXPrsssiou II the popular
viii, trshswittsa BY yea, is mere grateful
60 my feelings thGa Euald be the padorse-
meRt Of any convention. csR bat say
~ response to tha, expression, that Il The
Independents masses OF the c0ustry deem
my aaBs important, "a sosasstioa With
the Presidency, they have right to use Il
My life aud reeoFd are matters ef bis
tory That my fellow citseus II Texas,
to whoui these ara most fa,ailiaF should
deem them sufficient saArsatss for my
6dsiity, u elected President, Is = matter
Of pride ualrss the life have lived
aud the Ihisgs have done, Prove ne
worthy Of the esisela Of my eaunirymsH,
no platform, however yell conceived, sud
no body, houeyeT uamsrous OF disiia
guished would make mu ~.
No period could bo more pEopi,ieas
Ihsa the present, far the assertion 81 the
rights Of ihs masses, psrty spirit, sec.
tisRalism sad slavery Seitalisa have
brought the oaaHtfy 10 point where ell
eau sse the danger, SAd | believe there
yea exists pAtrlalism saflsisAl 10 NEE il.
! eaaaot bellows that The HstiOa viii stop
10 the tide Of Its glory, OF that ent hbeF-
ties viii be sacrificed amid SessiaRal strife.
Il 10 saeagh thai MsSieo should bloi he
history Of lhis esstissss. Fsoviaaass,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
A WElL WIsnEE ~ MASKIxn-
R.rTbs Amsriean, II Western Ne

49, The Americans Of Western New
York r,padiats the Cbicsgo aouInAtlons
add the Buffalo C'saassyr'ri The Buf.
tai, Rrpabt,r gives the f'lio~iaF account
Of the proceedings -
The Americans bed mrst'ag at their
bail last evening, to take isio cossideTa.
tion Ehs qaestIoH II ssPP,riing che ticket
pat IN nomination 81 Chicago. and endar-
scd by the tsznsr-'ai i.isSy'ISsy Of this
city The mee,ag vas large ose, and
very enthusiastls, As sc learn By . a'em-
Der, none but membsss being admitted,
We are told that u va the unanimous de-
cision 81 the party 10 this city not 70 fsll5E
ip the lead Of the CeHasaSrrisl, which pa
per vas deBsaaeed as having deserted the
party aad is principles Seine Of the
nest influential nsshers are highly eK-
aspsraled Ut the course d that journal,
AMI declare that b. 90 possibility can they
be induced to vu,e Tar L,ncola aud Han
lie. o. ffs,eruiss eth the organ thst sus-
tains thsm.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
The New York Herald and the
Charleston AbortiOn-

The saddSs era'abIies 80 pieces q The
Ds1ccraIie party = the the0s Of ne,
interest uigh the Pres q shs ooaniEy
The Democrats journals EsBsrsilJ treat
it a. pressging The speedy iouufal! Of the
Usioa C1;hcrS. moFs wisely Ws shiak,
reExrd iS IS an event frsaE II With grsss
good to ths ccuairy. There - pretty
geseral eoucurrJaes - the oPialsa that,
whatever may resa't, ihs great Democrat
is party i a, last eEsetgsliy done foJ .
TIE following Is al extract from the Nes
YoFk Journals
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
nsn. Hon-ton IN the Eleld.

The Austin Texas f-triliJsqcsr of the
10Th inst publishes correspondence BE-
tSeeu the committee appointed BY the
meeting held at The San JaciHto Battle
GroaRd, % the LIST OF April. AHd t'ca.
nouslea Ii siil b. rScuilroleA that tbs
meeting siloded 10 nominated Gsa. Hoas
ton a. the Peoples candidate iOT The Pres,
idcney, the acceptance IT which the cotu
b,iItce urge. The foilouing is Gsu.
Houston Tot,iy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

asc sfl. ~ p4s~as q sesesss rssastslss Sin - ~
s-st-a - afAsF sssssts4~sss y bs sd ts sFaist
Sc sftssss.
AZ s9vvstss@erSis shfrs tse suseesF - lasssthas
u sFhd siit - faiAst sttt re us SD shsfSss
ae-sftturts
aaxe4fts-s~ssts sisf essssfs4 sss stfs isssssss
ste-srs 49, silk afsss ksff sstue4t seNtaots
~ zAtsstssesi "a ss sftsset va - tHt-stf3 -
-. sr--sras3aa - fe.ssssrs ftatstta eAses shNse
So asssssflssf y tssess - - eassetas4s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
GUN EMITTING
oVERCoATS

nF BEAVER. FfL0T, FIR, HE.
EEE-li Y - tss-Aaa-rs-
Tsaa~-s lssrN . sasok So Fssss Cssssu-sr. yarSs
5ssssrf
ga -, = F-sf-A E.E. - - ssr,-aa CiaaAs
EHH=- CAS- a' FsHs.s ta=-as. ss=FA So h-as
ars1. laatsad ss--ssi 1Ise-s-st al ssss 10 so
Ea-et F-zts - Frsaas - fEEy-rs h--ks=s
Es-.r FaH-s = S@s-sasszs - salrssstt-zH srsEas
rH.I-Tr
F7-H N"@aA r. Hrssrfsfaf f.faszsa tlsts - F-TfF
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NUssEE
I 5 hereby given that M Ward and G. NJ. Ford
have this day pureh sd he interst of 5. NJ.
Ar Der in the assets Of the late Arm OF Nj. Ward
60, also his int rest ia the keokuk Plow co..
The b oks of both firms are with th said NJ Ward
aud c. nj. Ford, and ali business s to settled by
them~-they aloas having authority t. net for the
same. Nj. WARD.
&. NJ. FORD,
keok ak, Nov. 2, 1860. s. NJ, ARCHER.
N. D.--fhe plow business ia still continued by
Us under the same IN name tkeokuk Plow Co J
at he old stand on Main street. between 10th and
18th, who're We shall be pleased TO see all old
customers and many s.
M WARD,
nov7d3t q. M FORD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

The Hoone Comfy HANK Fraud.
A telegram from indianapolis saws that il
Ia supposed that the officers and parties mr.
rested for their completely in the Boone Co.
Bank fraud, have circulated from $500, 900
to $lo0, 900 OF counterfeit bills on the above
bank in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missou-
ri. $45 900 Of genuine notes were issued
by the auditor Of State. The spurious and
genuine notes are from the same plate, the
Auditor and Registers names being coun.
serteiten on the former. A. Spooner. Presi.
dent OF the Bank, made his escape from In
dianapolls on the morning on the 80 at one
O'Clock. About SlC0 900 of the counterfei,
money had already been received by tb,
bankers Of that city from their eorr,spon
dents in the West. Several hundred dollar,
OF the spurious bills were redeemed at th.
bank at Lebanon on the I'd.
| Gp~ We take the following from lette,
10 The n. Y. Express;
| II is stated that NJ. Victor Hugo demand,
the enormous SOM Of 100000 francs $500.
| 0001 for the cory right of the last work O,
heteD, Les Miserables, - impstently locke
FOR By bis admirers. In 1920 NJ. Hugo cold
the manuscript OF bis fret novel, .Hand
o. lslsnde," for 300 france. But that wa.
forty years ago, and Victor Hugo Of 1850 /,
pot exactly the unknown literary aspirant oil
1920.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

~ A. DUKE aud w. II. BAhkETT having
~. formed partnership in the shos bu4insas
would ask a share Of the psblie psroa. &c and 3
continuance OF the old custom of The house.
We have concluded that In these hard times it il
disgrace to work, ana both being praottcai work
mea, we viii devote ourselves TO he manufacture
Of custom work, thus gnsran' ecing good fits and
honest ork IN p, AZ 1T 10 interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand well select
ed stock Of Eastern work, which will be sold very
low. DUKE y BARRETT.
0ct23i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08
Int n G..

BY the United States Express agent we
have reports from Burlington up co 9o'clook
Wednesday morning, which put the majority
in New York State over $4,000, and in Hi
nois over 10000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-08

CT The 300th anniversary OF the death OF
Gustavus Vasa was celebrated on the Both
ult. with much ceremony throughout Swe-
den. At Utmeand, in Dalecarn,a, place
rendered famous by the renowned monarch,
q monument erected by public subscription
was inaugurated with great pomp.