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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

The Board OF Trustees have resolved interest OF sx
cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits TO
the holders thereof their legal and after
the SECOND MONDAY In August prosmo.
Also, to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
cent tho Net Earned Premiums OF the Company for the
year ending 3oh June 1859 for whish certificates will be
issued on and after the first day of October next.
And resolved further has after reserng One Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates or Profits Of the
year 1856 after Second
Monday in August proximo well to pay FORTY PER
GENT certificates Of Profits of the or 1857
after the 10th September from
Both June ult-
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
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wEAgann. ZINC west Baton Rouge sugar Plan.sI

- : 7-1--Z77 -
We are In the midst Of glorious, sunshiny, balmy
wcatner weather that compels us fully to realize
the spiendors Of the tabled Indian summer. Tha
cane already appears above ground, and vegeta-
non generally Is putting on its spring garments OF
green- " must not get too poatical but the
Weatn ~ y reasiy very fine. We beg leave to re-
port II shs same quality Of weather in Baton Rouge
The ealeasieu Press Of the llth saws:
| On Tuesday last, after cou;aps shan,nu. =. 81.
fe for an hour Or more, but soon disanns a,eT
since when i has been mederating and Ne are NO ~
/ enjoying the sweets Of balmy weather. ~ I"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

NEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer large part s the gp Is the consequence of
of vegetable decay This exhaaon evolved BY liz action Il
solar heat soil and rises with the watey yapor
earth surface and the virus IL taken with 1t through the nngs
into the blood There acts irritating poison the
torpid and fails to only this virus also the
bile from The blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate in
Spleen the kidneys AID the stomach smpathze with the liver
and become asordeed also Finally the instinct organ
whole blood Of badly excetores q
force them out The blood leaves the surface
the CHILL But in This IL fails Then the FEVER fol.
lows in which the blood organs PUSHES to
through he other ut u excretoryhs skin Ii this so
fails and the system aandens the attempt exhausted and waits
day These are the its and parosy sms Of AND
such constitutional disorder will Of course undermine the health
II 1t III removed.
Wshaye labored 10 find and have found an antidots,
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neutralaes this maarious poison in the blood mu
aes the liver g e1pel II from the body As should
rather does what Is Of service these sbec to
this Infection II taken in expels from the system q
lacks keeps the system Ia health although exposed to the dis
Consequently j. not only bat protects FROM
asnss saeh q Rsl.snt Fever chii Fsses D@b Or
Masked Ague Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Bilious
Earaehe, Caarrh Asthma palpaoas Painful Affection Of
the Spleen Hyaercs Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections
this will DO found ea Intermittent
type This Agne Cure the Of these derangs
ments and cures the disease.
This accopshes by stimulating the excreores to expel
The virus from he and these organs by degrees become
as .s
end but often life is long enough sacrificed the 1t,
tempt while tas Agus oas does 1t at once and with safety
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which by the
s INF, Isso. than any ether which by been
Ia, that 1t is cheap as well IS good
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

MURDER TRIAL " MoBILE.-The trial Of cssra.
Brown, for killing Edward Patterson. whom r. Il
found in his wife's bed, was concluded on Fr;aay
last, and the jury rendered verdict of manslauub.
ter in the second degree penalty. sixty days inn.
prisonment in the county jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, Vice. President.
cnAnLEs J. MAssosr, sscretary.


II oUESfANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 50 CAMP STREET
Capital 100000. .-t
DIRECTORS. VI
]. IApeire, z. II. harris, q
fheodors Fros j. N. Robert,
A. ID. Cried, J. A. Bonnafou,
Jacob ZoliF, Amadeo Landry,
+. Ganncaeau.
This Company will be ready business on the l of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and Will insure against pers Of the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. and rks at
the Of premiums.
cash return premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will b
made 10 those insuring in this Office.
3. GAEUGHEAU, President
A. PiceLEr, Secretary. @
New Orleans. Aneps H. 1870. anistf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

+ rAraL lEAf.--The Charleston Courier Of the
as'A, mus relates the death of a German named
carn ae9sased was IN the employ of the South
81. sana n aoas Company fireman. and was on
iify-three miles from The civ a. psa,, aeoat
oas. one Of the fass Of the engine blew out. and
Meyer becoming alarmed iumned IN sau ~; ~. ahu
eulvert, and broke his necs. w. icll INTO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
NEW YORK CARDS.


TOMAS BROOK g BROTHERS.
BEST Elk CORD AND PATENT GLACE
spool Cotton,
White, Black, and all colors.
Combining smoothnes silk with tho strength Of linen
md for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UNRI-
VAILED For sale by the principal houses In New Orleans
and Mobe and also IN original by tho
agent, WIN. HENRY SMITH,
auI ly&w s2and "a vesey street. New York.
SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE,
BYRAM, HIND d BLISS,
Importers and wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps and straw Goods,
BoNNETS, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs etc.
Importers of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
New York 1t
AARON d. RYRAx....... JOHN M
BENJAMIN l.. BRirrIs Washington, Ark. Special Partner
jyi5 ly&w
ERANCIS g. LOUTREL--
- No. As MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Every variety of Blank Book Paper Stationery Steam Print
Ing, photographic Work and Book Binding.
M7~ Orders respectfully solicited ivls ly
PHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Patented Feb 10 1856 Oct IS 1856 Dec s. 1857 jan IL
1855; Nov. I6, 1858; and March 90 1859.
oooNGoR 4 coLLENDER,
Sole Manufacturers,
6S, 65, 81, and 60 Crosby street.
AB These tables in and may seen at Miller's
Southern Billiard saloon los Graver street, also Al
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs and obtained from
NJ NJ MILLER sole gent for this city who also sells all ar.
Cues Leaher Chalk etc. He has also hand and for sale
several fine secondhand Billiard Tables. jy2l ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

FrHsT DAY.-From the Augusta ConsttutionaIist
Of the 18th we extract the following summaries OF
the over the Lafayette Course on the previous
day:
Il FIRST RACE.
Thns. Pnfyezrs fongstree
r. "A. Akions ch. T. Miss Kaiooah 2
Time 1:53a l:52a.
SECOND RACE.
Thos Puryear's BsrIeur X. ..............
II. @. cadeys br. Emily Bps
Time: 1:54a; I:54.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A sDEasos : BLESSINGS
NEW AVID sJrEHB
PHeToGRAPrlc q DAGuERREoTYPE
SALOON,
T Nc. 81 Camp street,
CORNER or COMMERCIAL PLACE
NEW ORLEANS,
OPPOSITE THE PIoAYuNE OFFICE,
We beg leave to inform our numerous patrons and the pub
c that have removed from 1874 Canal the
named connodous building, which have aHed and fur
| nished in q suitable style. with the
Largest sky-Light in the city.
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public
1Srf An
A LARGE STUDIO for our Painters
-
'N'SNe'A W .-s9 ~
'""A HAN% 1ND 81 Him
--o,-
miniatures and Portraits known to the art
s-r,,-,
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS I'M nm
.x,or,r, 8. -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
Dr.. j.. G. Aycr IL Co..
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.


Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
HISS for itself the cure of every yaetp
Of throat and Lang Complaint that entirely unnecessary
employed long been constant uss hronehon. iii
section we Do no more than assure the people Is quality kept
for their relief all 1t has boon found to
FOR ALL p5 hysss so III Rl MEDICINE
The 70 e for M
s nsa seas III s He
Of Rhenam for Diseases Of Skin the cure Of Liver
% r. s nnsr a F
the ss cure Of NsuIagia; for Purifying the blood
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm
So Price, Is cents per box; ave boxes for 81
Ssti ss saa
s si he ssa s M M
or AMERIcAN AIMaNAo IL which thsy given Wiz
that should be followed for their cure 'N - ''''''i
o Ds p IN sy VIII ether
othea The sick want the best aid there is for them they
- - '',eess ''' :, s j. WRIGHT CO.,
AIso by HAvILAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile, and BY
superior Cylinder vacuum Fan second hana built BY
Measrs Ssrrick Son, Phadephs, complete working
Ar Pump FOR the same. Appiyto ,s,,' $780, -
B. WALTON,
q CITY Agfs .s.I
Auconeer Appraiser General Agent for the purchase
and sale Of Real Estate, Slaves Lands etc.
Office, No. 40 Camp street.
The undersigned duly licensed Ancioneer Will give his
Of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank Incorporated Companies SUGGESTIONS
Gargoes, Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
He invites attention the advantages he will possess In the
purchase of Real Estate having the
preparation the most reliable sources o. large
cost OF Of GROUND Showing
LOT and the dimensions thereof each square, the
cts Of city, with which will be kept record of all sales
made.
MARK WALTON whose connection with the Real Estate
operations this city for thirty and whose general
Knowledge value Of property will enable the undersigned
to offer parties requiring his services superior
se3D FIN
~ New York, May 8, 1883
Mr. r. w. O. COOK duly authorized Agent IN sew
Orleans Any orers fnken by kim account i
Immediate and careful attention. We solicit the ps'nas
HoRATIe ALLEN President.
wv: g, COOK, Office No. IS Matches street, New oeans
my1 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

M. r. w D. COON duly authorized AGENT in New
Orleans Any orders taken by kim account WA
Immediate and careful attention. We solicit the ps'nA
ef eur friends IN Louisiana -, I,.,at
F.W: O. COOK, office No. IS Matches street, New oeans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
Considerable excitement was caused here
tonight by the arrest by the u. 5. Marshal
OF negro woman. Eliza, who escaped from
Nebraska City, N. T., short time ago. The
woman ia claimed as slave by Stephen T..
knuckles Of Nebraska. The Marshal, in
taking the woman, was stopped 10 the street
ty an excited crowd Of negroes, and was
compelled TO give the woman to the city po-
lice, who lodged her in the armory for safe
keeping. An effort will be made to- morrow
to take her o. Springfield for examination
before Commissioaer Conan. The streets in
the vicinity Of the armory are filled with ne.
groes and some white prisons in high
state Of excitement, who declare their inten-
ton to prevent tho woman frsm being taken
from the city.
CHICAGO, Nov. IS.
The fugite slave excitement is ended. A
warrant was issued last night for the arrest
OF Eliza, aud was placed 10 the hands of
DEPUTY Sheriff Anderson. 10 taking her
from the armory 10 the jail she was rescued
by negro mob and carried off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

Thanksgiving proolamations, though al
ways pleasant to contemplate, are usually
formal in text. That Of Gov. Banks, of
acbusetts, however. is really fresh and
original Of it's kind. Mark the, cadence Of
the itany, which rises and falls in every sen
teDce:
Fer the favored position which separates
our beloved country from the political com
plicatlons that torture other nations, and Sc
cures to us we'll regulated liberty and uni
versal peace;
For the preservation OF the States united;
For the public health aud prosperity;
For the rich harvests Of the year;
For the privileges of general education
For the capacity and hope of future i'm
provemcnt;
And the never failing consultations of
Christian faith;
LET remember, in every act Of thanks
giving for our insppreoable privileges, the
opportunities -that are offered,
For the relief OF those in want;
The succor OF the oppressed;
The consolation of the q fl cted;
Tbs comfort OF the imprisoned
The encouragem ent Of those that arc cast
down;
And the recognition IF ell -,cr 9. =La..sv-
er caste, condition, or cline, ne children Of
a common Father, md subjects of one uni
versal and ineomprehensible dsstiny.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15
II q OH tax

We copy from "Appleton's New American
Cyclopedia" the following notice Of our
city:
"keoknk, city and semi capital OF Lee
Co., Iowa, situated In the S. f. corner of the
State, at the foot of the lower rapids of the
Mississippi, and two miles above he mouth
OF The Des Moines, eos miles above ST. Lou.
10. Population in 1850, 24Ts; in 1887
about IL 900. Ii is built partly ri the foot
and partly on the sum nit Of bluff $50 feet
high, which contains excellent limestone, aud
has broad regular streets, with many hand
some houses. Ii is The seat Of the State
Medical College, Female Seminary, and a
number of academies. A public school edi-
ice here, erected at a cost OF Sl3 500, il
said TO be The handsomrst building In the
State devoted to education. The city has
III or IL churches, aud large number of
lumber and brick yards, mills, boundaries,
&c. Its manufacturing establishments. II
ioo1 numbered about so. IL has an active
and rapidly increasing commerce. and an in
complete table OF its trade in 1856 gave the
amount OF goods sold as over SIS, 600 900, -
The rapids in the Mississippi, extending lg
mics With fall Of "A feet, render keokuk
the natural head Of navigation at low water:
but a canal around them capable Of admit.
ting large steamboats, and Of adardipg a vas,
water poser has been projected. The cit,
has mist OF the trade OF tbr rich Dies Nome
Valley, ard il the terminus If two raiIroad
the keokak, Fl Des MONIES and Minneso
u, hnshed as fur ne EentOnsport, and lib
keJkuk, Mount Pleasant and Museatine. fn
ishsd az far AZ Fort Madison Ii has steam
boat communication with st. Louis"
Iris Cycioredis is library 10 itself, an
there Is no. subject Of the least interest +
the general or critical reader which will no
be found IN II, and treated in mnsterl
manner.
Messrs. Ogden, Brownell &c Co, arc agent
for this work. SEES their advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15
Tine Future Lady OF sne white
Home.

Mrs. Lincoln ls, perforce, a parsonage to
whom, jast new, the ifveliest interest attach
es. That she will adorn and grace even tho
exalted position to which she bids fair 10
succeed, none vho have had the fortune to
see Der can doubt. She is yet apparently
upon the advantageous side of forty, with a
face upon which dignity and sweetness are
blended, and an air Of cultivation and re.
fnement to which familiarity with the court
~ drawing rooms of London, or the arisso-
cratic salons Of Paris, would hardly lend an
added grace. she is admirably calculated
TO preside over our republican court. Ii one
we're permitted to describe her personal ap-
penrance as 10 meet half way the respectful
curiosity which 10 generally felt upon the
subject, the description would be that she lie
slightly above the medium stature, with
brown eyes, clearly cut features, delicate,
mobile, expressive; rather distinguished in
appearance than beautiful, conveying to the
mind generally an impression Of self pos
session, statelness and elegance. dissrusl
my own opinion upon subjects Of the kind,
but ! concur in the belief prevalent herea-
bouts, that she will make an admirable lead
er Of the stately DANES and lovely demoi-
seiies of the national capital as The most fas-
tldious social martinez could desire IUor
N. Y. World.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

The excitement continues in the Southern
towns. Senator Hammond has resigned
The Legislature or South Carolina has passed
O bill to borrow 4400 600.
company OF U. s. artillery left Fl. liam
ilson on Saturday for Fayetteville, N. c., to
protect the y. s. Arsenal at that place.
The World correspondence says several
Virginia congressman are in Washington
They represent the sentiment OF the State 10
favor OF submitting to the Administration Of
Lincoln.
Rumors gain credit that Attorney General
Black and Secretary Floyd have informed the
President that they will resign If he urhods
the Federal laws in case OF notification by
any State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

We cory the following telegram just TO
show what kind OF big talk they indulge in
down South We hope no one will be fright
ened. If these Yanoeyitss did not believe
there was some one TO hold them, We doubt
Ii they would make half as much fuss Thir-
~ thousand Minute men enrolled! Military
companies marching up and down! What a
farce What waste of time and muscle
especially as no body is marching or prepa-
ring to march against them. What or who
are they going to fght2
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10.
Mr, Yancey is speaking here this evening
to large and enthusiastic crowd who hav e
assembled at Esteile Hail.
The military companies Of this city, fully
armed and equipped, have rendered their ser
vices TO the Governor. Our citizens are all
unanimous for dsunion. A plan for seces
sion will be organized next week The Gov.
error, Supreme Court Judges, Circuit Judg
cs, both the Senators, and all the Congress
men, save one, are for disunion. The CITY
of Mobile will be against secession, but nine.
tenths Of the country district are for disun
ion. The Minute men are organizing and
will have 10000 members enrolled by sh,
lst of January.
A meeting of the leading politicians of th.
State, OF all parties, has just been held, an
resolved TO ask for an mme diate convention
he citizens endorse the action of their lead
ers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

[spccial Dispatch to the N. I. Tribune
SpurNnrIrI LII Nor &

EpSClal ilSsiVNVh u" tsN 49, - NAtA"sN
SPRIEGrIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 8.
MIR. Lincoln is sslll continually visited by
crowds of well-wishers; not only from his
own party, but also from what was recently
the Democratic and Bell Everett parties.
Although the city is well filled with visit
ors, no public celebration has yet been ar
ranged, but one is determined upon as soon
as complete official news shall arrive from all
important quarters. Meanwhile, there ia the
greatest eagernees to ascertain in some man.
ner the new Presidents intentions, as re-
CARDS his own course and the character of
his appointments. MIR Lincoln, however, is
the last man to crafty this curiosity un.il
the proper time shall arrive. Not the slight
est indication OF his future movements is
yielded to anybody.
There are many inquiries from abroad
whether Lincoln will make speech or write
letter defining his views, but so far be has
entertained no idea of speaking or writing
on the subject. liza may probably, in case OF
popular demonstration, make a brief al
dress, but ii will be without preparation and
wholly informal. The only letters he writes
are Of a private nature, and there are plenty
Of these required.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

Such was the imposing manner in which
two cockney tailors addressed a petition to
Parliament ence upon time.
A few young Southern Sawbones, in at
tendance upon the Medical University in
York City, met Immediately upon the cleo
ton OF Lincoln, 20 consider measui 90 for
secession. The telegraph announces that
they adjourned definite action. This liz to
be regretted. II would have been better if
Messrs. Bob Sawyer and Ben Allen had M ade
known 10 us cur fate at once. ID 10 uncom-
Portable to be left in suspense
LArER.-Ths Sawbones concluded not to
seesde st present, and so VIC breathe easier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

ST. Louis, Ne, Nov. 18th, ls60.--Ths
Republican and Democrat figure Doug
las slightly ahead with 30 counties to hear
from. The Bulletin figures Bell considerably
ahea with 80 couaties TO hear from. The
Vote for BrecknTdge 10 about 25, 900, Lin
colin l6, 600. 81 counties, ofh,ial, give Bell
Sd, 1894, Douglas .9Gl7. 1t will be some
days before the result is definitely known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

In New Jersey the Douglasites cheated
the fusionisss by voting straight Douglas
ticket, thus electing three Douglas men, but
probably defeating the Breckinrdge and
Bell men, and givisg Of the Electors TO the
Republicans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15
RentucRy AgatnstSecessi

LxxtsGroS, Ky, Nov. II.
The rumor that Vice President Breckin-
ridge 10 going South to make Union speech
es, or interfere in any manner Whatever with
the troubles Of the secession States, has no
foundation A meeting Of tho Bell and
Douglas parties was held here to-day. Res-
olufiops were passed denouncing IN strong
terms any attempt at secession by any State.
Speeches were made by Leshs Combs and
others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

Another Expulsion from the south.
We have heard from an eyewitness rath-
er ludlcrous case of expulsion from the
South of a Northero gentleman, who for
many years has been in the habit Of making
fall visits to that section OF the country, in
search OF custom, as the representative of
an extensive firm in New York. No one bad
ever suspected him OF Abolitlonist Eroclvi-
ties, as be had always taken great pains 10
uphold the constitutions OF the South, - and
bad always been loud in his denuncissions
Of the ''iDeendiaries" and "sgitators" Of the
North.
On a recent visit, however, he happened
to be among a number OF men, who were dis
cussing the political aspect of the times. In
his zeal to agree with the local feeling and
sentiments he engaged in the conversation.
An unfortunate impediment in bis speech
which increased as be became excited, led to
| disastrous results.
Gentlemen" he said, 81 gg-g-go for
| Li-Li-Li---.n
Before he could fnish the sentence doz-
en- hands were upon him, and he was rudely
pushed about.
/ 81 g.g 90 for Li-Li--Li--," he STAN
mered again.
| "You 20 for Lii Lincoln, do yeu
Then you had better leave for some place
where you can sgo' for him with some safety
to your iugular J" was the advice given by q
person present. He endeavored to explain,
but the more excited he became the more diff
foult it was TO express himself. He was hur-
riea from the hotel, and, 10 the hands OF a
self constituted committee, was conducted to
the limits OF the next town, and warned new
err to return TO the one he bad just left.
"-l-bow TO y--y--your decision." be
managed to say, as he turned to face the de
parting escort, but y--y-you have been
too hasty. lg-g-go for li-l--lim
iting the poser Of U-U-Congress-o
/ The committee waited to hear no more, but
left the discounted Northerner to pursue hi,
way, regrctting his fate and imperfect utter,
Anoe.-[N. Y. Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

The Richmond Wing says the Democrats
sespenslale for the election Of Lincoln.
and that II they had voted for Bell, oil would
have been right. The Richmond ENQUIRER ia
quiet. The Wilmington n. } Herald, a
Bell paper, says: "Norh Carolina will act
for herself, and not according TO the direc.
tion Of the cotton Stales.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

Whoever OF our readers halls from
Licking Co., Ohio, will rejoice that this
Democratic stronghold, which n October
gave Sunset Cox two or three hundred ma
jority, gave Old Abe l66 over Douglas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-15

eT-It 10 said that Mr.. Barlipgame will
contest the election Of Mr.. Appleton, i'm
mense frauds having been discovered in the
balio,ing. 10 several precincts more votes
were cast than there are voters 10 the pre-
cinot. In ono precinct, where only LOOT
men voted, lT4l ballots were found in the
box. IL appears votes were cast in the names
OF dead men, sick men, and absentses.