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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-08
THE DEFENDANTS VIII

IN III Il DEFENDANTS WILL
take notice that on ths 22d day Of September,
A D. 1900 Plaintiffs filed their petition in this cause
in the Court Of Common Pleas for said County,
which petition claims TO recover judgment against
said BarZilla NJ. Hutchinson three notes OF hand
signed by him as maker bearing date January Sd,
1857, payable respectively IN one, two, ana three
years. the order of the said Caroline h. Grty. On
rst note for 81 020 with interest at Per cent. IN
terest, payable annually from January q lo55, On
second note for 81 800, with like interest from Janu
AIRY 3D. 1851 On third note for Sl,5OO, with same IN
teTest from last date that 20 SECURE the payment Of
said note, said Hutchinson, and his wife Hannah j..
executed and delivered TO said Caroline Il. Girtyl
ON the Sd day Of January, A. ID. 1885, mortgage O
the following described premises situate IN town.
ship OF Newburgh, in said County and state and Is
known by being part OF original Lot No. 32l, and
Pittsburgh Road. on the south easterly line Oi land
formerly owned by Eliazer Gable, thence n 80 b.
Il chains and 43 links TO stone in the east line OF
said original lot, the centre 81 the highway )
thence n. "a +. along east line Of said Lot 81 >
chains to stone; thence 8 459 W. 10 chains anu VI
links to centre of Pittsburgh Road; thence ; 40 T.
along centre Of said road chains and 81 links 70 the
place OF beginning. Plaintiffs claim right 70 sell
said land 10 secure payment OF sad notes. anu tat
said notes and mortgages are the separate properly
Of the said Caroline +. Grty; that said qeleuu4hls
except said Hutchinson and William Perkins, claim
TO have judgments which liens on said land but
that such judgments are liens inferior TO that Oi SAID
plaintiffs.
plaintiffs further pray Judgment against sald BAR
Zlla NJ Hutchinson for the amount above ndlneq5 as
due on said for costs, and for the sale Of the
mOrtEaged premises to pay for such judgment and
the sth day OF December, A D. 1860, or the alegs-
tions in said petition Will be taken as true and Jud
oets:Sg ALBERT T. sLADE, PTfts. Atty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-08
Look Out for FrauduIent Tickets!

Thousands tickets have been printed the Pandeaer office,
with the of our candidate for Sheriff printed ES NJ CRAW,
when it should be JAMES A. CRAW.
. Exara1ne your T1O1<ets6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-08

are as iOilOWs'
Republican. Democrat
SsrD .T,isils j. Brinkerhoh. 4. J. > smith.
4fi'v Gea 80. james Murray. D. W. Stambaugh
b +. Works Levi Sargent Abner l. baekuS'
The Bel State ticket consists Of E. E.
Hutcheson, Of Hamilton, Tor Attorney Gene
raj, and NJ. L. Doherty Of Franklin, for
Board of Public Works. No nomination
was made for Supreme Judge, but resOlu-
ton was adopted by the nominating conven-
ton Recommending the Bell party to so vote,
as, il possible, to defeat Judge Brinkorhoff,
which means to vote for the Douglas candi-
date Smith.
The following are the Congressional nomi-
nations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-08
nhin stnte Election.

Al the election on Tuesday, the 9TH, State
Officers, Congressman and County Officers
are to be chosen. The State nominations
are as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-08
nations

Col. Sparrow for Congress in the Columbus
district and Judge Potter in the Toledo. The
Bell party have not nominated for Congress.
Members Of the present Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-08

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w Drab COOred Yarn,
Slate COlOrcd Yarn,
Blue Mixed Yarn,
Scarlet Yarn,
Crimson Yarn,
Blue and White Clouded Yarn,
Red and White GlOuded Yarn,
White Yarn.
Yarn in any quantity Of all quality and prices,
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD co.'s,
oCtS Dry Goods and Carpet s tore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-08
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL pRINTINa.

- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
gcriptiou doue At the Printing Establishment Of the
AEAnEH Office, the latest improved and most rapid
STEAM Presses In the best styiO short notice. and
At reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 20
usBnk work Every description Of Binding dope,
especially blank Books, Lodgors, Journals, sales
Boogs, Receiving Books, &o., &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
FREDERICK ZUGG in the District Court Of
va. / Lee County, Iowa. ut Kso-
ROBERT GETTY. ikuk, February Term, A. d.
JAMES II. GETTY, 1861.
JOHN L. LEE. PETITION II EaUIrY.
fnHE above named defendants aEs hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office Ut tho
Clerk Of the aforesaid District Court the petition
Of Plaintiff in equity, claiming that the equita-
bic interest in and to lot In block - in the city
OF keokuk, Iowa, IL owned by the defendant
Robt Getty and that said equitable inter- Ct IL La
bic TO be subjected to the payment OF . judgment
obtained by plaintiff against said Robert Getty
and ora jesse Ii Holmeson the 18th day Of Sop
tember, 1859 in the District Curt Of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk, for the rum of two thousand
one hundred and eighty 50-l0O doliaIs; and that a
mor'gsgs pretended to have been executed on said
lot by James II. Getty 10 the defendant John L..
Lee on the 9th day Of September, 1858, is frauds-
lent and was made for th. purpose Of covering up
said equity of said Robert Getty in said real
and TO hinder and delay the creditors Of said Rob-
Deity in tbs Collection OF their debts. Petition
asks for attachment and fur general relief; and
unless the said defendants appear and defend
or before the second day, at noon, Of the Fsbru
AIRY term A. ID. 1861, Of said district Court, jadg-
ment will be rendered by default, according 10 the
prayer of said petition. TURNER j. CRAIG.
Dec %. 1860. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
aac11dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

Since the last foreign news, showing On
advance in breadsiufs, no panic in England,
and continued shipments OF gold to Ameri-
ca, there has been very peroepiible i'm
proyement in the New York, Chicago. Gin.
cinnati and ST. Louis money markets. The
West has any amount Of produce, which
will nov be rapidly sent forward to The sea-
board, thus making exchange and tending to
reduce the price. Europe, it is thought. will
send Us Ave to ten millions more than is DO "
on the way, and there was, al the las, quota
lions in England and New York, 90 I'd ship.
ping margin for breadstuffs. There is deci-
dedly more cheerful tone and brighte,
prospect 10 all the great markets than a,
any time since this last panic set in. We
hope the good infuence msy soon be fe,
here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27
The Stoud. breaking.
WasntSGroS. Dec. l.

NAsHiSGroN, Dec. u.
The approximations of anything like civil
war dwind!e the more closely We consem
plate the subjec. and approach the time il ID
supposed il may begin. The Federal Gov
eminent and the loyal States wiil not COM
mence il, and the revoiutionists will not dare
to bring it on. Fire thougnt is prCp0srerous
that the slave States, either in whole or liz
part, will declare war upon the National
Government and the Free States. The ides
Of ioing IL 10 madness itself.
TbePulses OF the great national heart are
already felt here in powerful throbs, indica.
ting the vigor and glow OF the natiopa
health. The genuine Union and patriotic
sentiment Of the country is audible 10 tn,
atmosphere of the capital. The murmur,
are low, but evidently rising and deepening
subserranean rumble 10 heard, dsnotin5
the canning earthquake Of peralsr indigna.
ton upon treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27
IcgaI Nolice.

Legal Nettce.
NATHANIEL ALBERT ON In the District
Court u Lee Coun-
y. N. Wright, NJ. E. Wright, ty, Iowa, at keo-
John T. wright, NJ. ID. kuk, February term
Wright, and Margaret A. A. ID. lSol-Pcti-
Lewis. tion in Equity to
1lNHE above named defendants are hereby mott
fed that the petition in equity ri the plaintiff
is now file in the ofbee of the Clerk of the said
District Court, claiming to be the Of the fol-
lowing described reai estate, towit: the undivided
3-6 OIL iots one, and three In block forty nine,
and twenty feet Oft Of the end Of lot twelve in
block twenty nine all in the city OF keokuk, lows;
also, the southeast of section 10. the west Of
tie southwest 1 of section 10; the vert Of the
northeast and tee nndivid q 10 of the east Of
the northeast Of section u. the undivided 3 Of
the fractional north Of section IL, the undivided
3 of the west 4 Of the south cast and the un-
divided 81 Of the east ! Of The south west l Of
section IL. all 10 iownship S. range west, In Lee
county, Iowa; and asking that the conyegances
made by the said defendants Of the said real estate
msy be decreed By the Court TO b. null and void,
and that the title 10 the said real estate be per-
fseed ard quieted in plaintiff and asking for gen
eral relief; and that unlsss the said defendants
pear and defend before noon of the cond day
of the February terri, 1901, Of said District Cours
default will be entered thereon and judg ment
dered in accordance with tn prayer Of aid petition
VIM. II. TURNER,
Dec. f2. 1860. Att'y for Pltf.
Inn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27
Frsn Now York.

NV York, Dec. %.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
telegrsphs that Senators Davis and Wigfall
received dispatches this afternoon stating
that the forts would be taken in less than "a
hours. Mr.. Davis Immediately communities.
ted this intelligence to the President. The
Cabinet, together with severai leading South
ern Senators, have been in council. IL has
not vet tran.rired what course the Govern
ment Will pursre. A naval feet will rroba-
bly, be forthwith dispatched TO Charleston.
The Committee of 50 we're in session to.
s3%R for six chrs and half, considering
vafi duss rssitions to arrest the progress of
dissolution and give peace 10 the country
The amendment To the Constitution, pr opposed
hy Mr.. Cri-,enden, to settle the controversy
between the North and South, finally and
forever. by division Of the country from
ocean to ocean, op the parallel Of the Mis-
souri, line, MAS the great subject Of discus
sion. and after long debate il Was lost un-
der the rule OF the committee, requiring u
mslorisy of both Democrats and Republi-
cans-the latter voting in the negative
Severa! other propositions were proposed,
but without acting on them the committee
adjourned till Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

NV YoRK. Dec. %

NEW I0kK, Dec. Is.
At the Banquet Of the New England So.
ciety last evening, Senator Seward made .
speech which occupied three quarters OF an
hour, in delivering which be discussed, in .
style half amusing and half serious, the Sc
cession question. lie counseled mild, quiet,
fraternai forbsarance, and predicted that ~
the secession feeling had been growing weak
er ever since the 9th Of Nov. last, 20 within
sixty days more the whole trouble will have
passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

The Southern 6re-eatere have gone or
fren bad TO wesse, till At last there - hard
" locality in that section where Northern
men are safe, either on their travels or in
their homes. Orders to leave on short no
sica, tarring and feathering, iynching and es.
sassination, constitute the programme foI
the benefit OF Northerners, without distine.
ton. The fact that person is from the
North is prima fdeie evidence that be has
no rights which Snnthernsrs are bound 70
respect, and all good citizens are expected
70 assist in the administration OF slavsocrst-
ic penalties.
But this course Of proceeding 10 not con-
fined to persons from the North alone, for
Southerners Who dare to express the senti-
ments of Washington, Jefferson and Clay arc
treated With similar attention. The latest
example is found in the ease OF John NJ.
Bolts, who, although STAKEHOLDER, is not
regarded as sound on the divine right Of the
shareholders to rule the country and make
the United States slave empire; and who
has also expressed in terms Of honest bold
ness bis opposition to the disruption Of the
Union on account OF the denial Of that mon
ssrous rretence Of the shareholders.
Papers are 10 circulation OF Richmond and
elsewhere in Virginia, for signatures, and
are already numerously signed, requesting
Mr.. Bolts to leave Virginia as soon as be
can pack bis dude.
In view Of such spirit and such condi.
ton OF society, the free people Of the NORTH
are ask cd to surrender the Territories Of th,
United States TO The exclusive occupation Of
Shareholders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

We understand that some Of our Keokuk
friends, who stood by the rights Of the
South aud cae. their votes for Douglas Ut
the recent election, are quite indignant at
the lack Of discrimination maui!ested BY the
people down South. l. 10 reported, indeed,
that they heard enough while recently in
Memphis to induce them to return homo in
Improbable haste, SO far Is their business
vas concerned, though they probably "saved
the loss'' of q coat Of tar and feathers
s.thercby.
'saahe following paragraphs indicate the
tone of public sentiment in that vicinity:
Coop sGAAE.-Ons OF our most prominent
citiIens Was seen, on Saturday night, para
ding the streets with a double barreled shot
gun, who stated that he was s.a-guuning"
for mn aboli.ionist. The game ie good sbht
some~ha. scarce in this region new.-lAsm-
phis Avalanche.
We say to the minute mem persevere
10 the noble work you have undertaken
You have done mnch good, but much re-
mains undone. There are lurking in your
midst thousand traitors, who hate you and
the cause 10 which you are engaged. Hunt
up the vile ingrates, ard, if necessary, nail
their vile carcas 9 TO their own doors, or
hang them upon the public lamp post. The
people Of Memphis must elevate their stand
ard OK Southern Rights and devotion to
Southern interests The minute men, are
inaugursting new era. They intend TO
purge the city Of every exeseseencc. They
have dene much towards giving tone TO a
sound, healthy sentiment. They are bring
ing trade to Memphis, some Ct which, we
regret to say, will be thrown in the lap OF
men who are not With US and OF ". We
should as coon attempt to attract the trade
Of the country to the city by spreading re.
ports Of the existence, in iis warehouses,
hotels, and on its wharves, Of the cholera,
smallpox and yellow fever, as to solicit the
aid OF Southern men, and yet al the same
time show an Indifference to the institution
Of slavery.-lIb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27
TharioW Wood on Lknceln.


ALBANY, Dec. "a.
Mr.. Weed in an article 10 to-night's Jour
nal, allaaes TO his recent visit to Springfield
as follows:
.S1Pe the newspapers have made our re-
Gems 6sis to Springfield the occasion OF re
mark, u may not be improper to say that an
interview with MIR. Lincoln has confirmed
and strengthened our confidence in bis fitness
for the high position be IL to occupy; Of bis
eminent qualifications for the great trust re.
posed 10 him 10 bis enlightened aprrecia.
ton OF the difficulties and dangers shat sur
round as; OF his desire that the free States
If 10 any thing delinquent. should fulfil their
constitutional duties; u bic determination
to require from oil the States an enforce.
ment Of the laws, and obedience toEhe Con-
stitution and finally, OF his earnest and in
flexible devotion TO the principles and gym
pathies Of Republicans"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

GT Good fat venison 10 selling in our
market at cents per pound. The folks can
live on venison, sorghum molasses and buck
wheat cskes-fat and funny. Not much
wonder the young folks are getting married
so fast, such high living and nothing else to
do.-[A Abba Sentinel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

c. Buchanan says he will enforce tn.
laws, but he won't resort to coercion Lou
Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

fTiIf," says . correspondent OF the
Tribune in Western New York. tour Repre-
sentatves in Congress conccds to the South
protection to slavery in tbs Territories, or
even the right 10 carry slavsry there, We
will srampls them under our feet whom they
come homo and ask our Endorsement. Whiie
We derrecate the idea OF the dissolution OF
the Union, still, If it cannot remain together
unlcss we bow in submission to the slave
power, we say let the bond be severedt'
This writer speaks the sentime nt, not
merely OF Republicans, but OF great pro-
portion of the free Statesa as we'll. Abraham
Lincoln, and the maintenance OF the Consti-
tuition a. il is, have to-day many more sup
porters than voted the Republican ticket in
November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

A wandering disunionist, from YaEoo,
Miss, with a oookade, somewhat less in size
than q saucer, on his hat, visited Mr.. Lin
coin at bis rooms, on Wednesday, and was
courteously received. From the fellows sp-
pearance, when he skunk out OF Mr.. Lin
coln's presence, We are sure that be had q
meanef opinion Of himself thsn when be
went in, though not = word was said which
bad the remotest reference to bis impudenoe
and treason. His cockade was the cause OF
much excitement in Springfield hut beyond
q few pointed questions addressed to him,
he was not made aware Of the disgust be
provoked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

eTllississippi has elected large major
fly Of delegates IN favor of immediate and
separate State secession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

cgls 10 rumored that orators will be SEN.
here TO stir up Kentucky to leave tho Union.
II any one comes here 10 that character, be
will be apt to End her foot 10 the stirrup, Z
little below the small Of the bsck.-(Louis
vile Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

DOES THIs Look LIKE HARD TixEs?-A
golden shower has besun to pour 10 upon Us.
Last Saturday California cent us million ;
on Sunday the Europs brought us $40, 900
from England. The Ems came on Tuesday
with $3.50 900; on Wednesday tho Atlantic
brought $3.50. 900, and yesterday came the
Persia with $3, 100 900, to which the Quaker
City, from uavanns, added, &l07,7lB, and
the Borussia, from Hamburg, 1880, ma.
king the receipts of yesterday 50 ,225 ,2l8, or
Is .945,ol6 since Saturday last. Comment
may be dispensed v isA.-tfNew York Frib.
une.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

TzEAsos RAnrAkr.-The news OF the Sc
great DEMONSTRATIONS Of JOY and triumph 10
many Of the Southern cities. At Richmond
Mobile, sMsmphis, Wilmington ani other
0hivalric localities, cannons were fred off,
the Palmetto flag displayed, and all manner
OF reasonable folly exhibited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

Great kxctteme nt In Pitlsburgh.
There was great excitement in Pittsburgh
On the 24th, 10 consequences Of report that
the Allegheny Arsenal was being stripped Of
Its guns, shells, balls, &C., for The purpose
OF sending them to fort 10 Texas, and an
other ore - re- p.G:==e Gear 80 a4.,a;;a ).
the Mississippi. Leading Democrats tele-
graphed TO Washington ss have the order
oountermanded, and public meeting was
called, to be held yesterday, to prevent the
removal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

MoRE SLAVE SHIPs.-Two more slave chips
we're recently landed in Cuba, one Of which,
with several hundred Africans on board, was
captured. They were American slave ships,
OF couree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

The seceders arc very much exssperated
against Gov. Johnson, on account Of his
speech. That which Gen. Lane spoke was
coDcocted scheme. lie VAS put forth to
weaken tho effect Of Gov. Johnson's Union
sentiments. To. days Constitution calls the
latter trailer to tho South, euIogising, at
the same time, Gen. Lane, who, though .
Northern Democrat, came to the rescue Of
Southern rights, 90 wrongfully attacked by
Southern man. Gov. Johnson, however,
cares little about the desperate clique. He,
like old Jackson, ia for the Union, regardless
of all personal consequences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27
Fro nm Piks,sPeak.

Fr. KEARNEY, Dec. %.
The Pixies Peak Express coach passed her,
At ! o'ctotk this evening, leaving the follow
ing:
Denver, Dec. 20.-kelly, Who was on trim
for the murder of Doyle, was executed yes
terday evening. The verdict gave much dis
satisfaction. Waters, FIR the murder o
Freeman, was found guilty yesterday---th
jury being eus esiy len tfatnHtrs. He wn
sentenced to be hung on Friday, the 2ist.
The kenosho mill, in the Nevada Gulch
took from four cords Of quarts recently $44
The weather continues pleasant. The Pro
visional Legislature has adjourned.
senator Johnson Burned N Esfigy
MEHpHIs, Dec "a
Senator Andrew johnson Was burned ii
e6hgy, on Saturday night.
sGuih Carolina Commits d oners.
WAsHIs5Tos, Dec. "a.
There is good authority for saying til
South Carolina Commissioners left Charles
ton for this city to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

kEUkUk
Shirt ana Corset Mauufact oYy,
ThtSA.sl.. bes. m attn + ohnsom.
KEOk UK IOWA.
SHIhI6, COkSETS, BRACES, SKIRT SUP
- PORTERS, &C., kept on hand, and made 70 or
der on the shortest notice, and warranted to TT,
exchanged.
Gentlemen and Ladies' underwear made mp to
order.
Gentlemen g Linen altered and repaired.
Stamping, Pinking. Machine Stitching, DC.
Oct9d Mrs. SHEPHERD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27
N a o. r N . U =
FOOT OF SOUTH wATER-ST.,

EVV1 UE OOUIU WAIEU-D1.,
Chicago, Illinois.
+ NLY so FEET FROM TIE
~ DEPOT Of Burlington. Quincy, Hannibal and
s.. Lei. e..g AND inaia napo-
lie, Michigan Central Cairo and St. Louis, CinciD-
natl Railroads.
This House IL now under the management Of
4. WHINE, we'll known A. former proprietor Of the
Neil Hoase, Columbus, and Winnie House, Cincin-
natl Ohio, and will be sustained In all respects 40
first ctass house, 1T tbs low rate Of dollar and
fifty cents per day.
Baggage taken to and from the Depot free OF
Charge. b5'So-dtf1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

ST. LOUIS Hoo MARKEr.-On the Oath the
demand was good and prices ranged from
1856 to 5000. Up to Saturday, 22d, 49,
900 bad been cut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

Taa Dxs MONKS VALLEY WHIs is published
every Monday at this Office. IL of tho oiucst pa
pers In Ie~a, ma hst widely sxtentta circufs
tion throughout the pes Meines Valley Northern
Missouri and Western Illineis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

ga dispatch from Nashville Of Decem
Der 2od Gays:
The Patriot suggests the reference Of the
National dissentions to q conference Of the
Presidential and Vice Presidential candi.
dates Of the late canvass, thus securing an
equal representation Of each party.
The people anticipated this suggestion by
referring the whole matter at the last Presi-
Dental election to Lincoln and Hamlin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-27

Hoos.-The Gssette Of the Gath says there
was an advance OF Is cents per 100 in Gin
cinnati-prices closing firm at IS so for
lots weighing go.