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The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-04-07
HOW Ard ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
fl BsnsuoIeat Institution estab-
kshed by special endowment,
for the reliefof The sick and
the distressed, afflicted
srith virulent and epid-

THE HOWARD ASSOClATlON, IN WeW
l. of the awful destruction of human HE, caused
By Sexaui disease and the receptions practiced up
on the unfortunate victims of such diseases by
Ouacks several years ago directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy their
name, to open Dispcnsary iorthe treatment o. Ihls
class ofdisaese in all their forms, and give mEpl-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter,
with a description of the condition, (age, occnpa.
ton, habits Of life, &c, and in cases Of extreme
poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES ,S .L hnhE of
ton commands the highest Medical skill oil the age,
and will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment. ,.. = .,., .,,,o
Renort uDon treatment OF Sexual Diseases, for the
wear ending January LIST, ls5y, express the hlgheS'
isaction with the success which has Attended inc
abors OF the Consulting Surgeon in the cure oispe
m etorrhoa, Seminal weakness, Impotence, Gonor-
rhna elect, Syphilis the vice Of Onanism OF Self
abuse, &C., and order a continuance OF the same
plan or the ensuing year:
The Directors on review of the past, feel assur-
ed that their abors in this sphere of benevolent eff
fort have been of great benefit to the afflicted, esPe-
cially to the young, and they have resolved to de-
vote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very
imp and much despiSed cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, or Sem
inal Weakness, the vice OF Of Onan;sm, Masturba.
ION or Selfabuse and other diseases Of the sexual
organs by the Consulting Surgeon vii be sent BY
no receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other
Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF
sexual diseases, diet, &C., arr constantly 6eng pup
shed for gratuitous distribution, and VIII be sent
IN the afflicted Some of the new remedies and me-
thods Of treatment discovered during the last year
are OF great value. ,,,,,,,,,
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR: J. SKlLLIN
HOUGHTON, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't
GOE. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y.
TSept. "a, 1859, ly.1
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road as the West. NV competitor has talked
for the East and poted all HE time against the
West,i and such missionaries as he, sent
down to the East. would stop all further APP
preparations entirely Tor the West
The Constitution should be SO amended as
to remove the tax from the head OF the poor
man--lhis cannot be done otherwise. Slaves
ought to be taxed upon their yalue--and that
cannot be done before an amendment shall
have been made in the Constitution. My
competitor is opposed to making change in
the Constitution and he is opposed to taxing
slave property upon its value. take no
position here that did not occupy in the
East, which all my speeches will show but
my competitor has changed his tactics, and
now blows two ways.
MIR. Pool concluded his remarks by saying
that il elected he would be the Governor OF
the State, and MT Of notwithstanding
nothing but the whole State. lie would use
no deception for the purpose Of obtaining the
vote Of any man, and desired the sutirages OF
the people only upon the belief that his
claims were founded upon the lmmutable
principles Of justice and truth. lie appeared
before them as man coming from the ex-
irene East, but one who could comprehend
the whole Stste. and to add to her glory,
whether lie was elected her Chief Magistrate
OF not. would ever be his high ambition and
chief pleasure.
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slsn, OF the rime. .iI H.. 10 a.

Signs Of the Times = Il {. sid lbs, in no
Southern State are he Naiiona men doing lalils Is
more spirited manner lhsn IL Aahams hitherto hope.
e.'y Demeeta,s. They intend 70 carry the sisis ior
Bel and Everett; and ths Douglas snd Bfeckin.
ridge msn are about equally divided there i prots.
biiy. alme.t certainty d their doing a. II addition
70 those before snnounesj four inote Asbsma paper.
have hoi'isl The Bell snJ Everett 6sg-lhs Giesnyls
Mfsehssr. The Troy American. Tg.ksess Republican,
and The Lsylsysus sentinel.
4 g,esl Bsi and E,sreu ratification ms.,,n. "a.
held It LATHE Rock A'ksn.a. on the ls,h ul,ino IN.
Gazette ssys u was The largest assembling. ths, hsd
e'sn held 10 Paast county sines 1850 and oompo.sI
ofihs very best materials The county sfafd,.
10 Connecticut IN invitation is given, signed i, ..
veal distinguished individuals. % the sI,r,or, u n.
se,s'sl towns % The slse in favor Of HE slselion of
John Bel and EdwHd EssIsn % The Presidency sad
Vice Presidency u The United states. ahd lls p.ie.
iananee Of The Union and Constitution. snJ ii, n.
oesnsni q the Laws, 10 meet IN Convention. ., In.
ION Hall Ns~ Haven, on Wednesday, August /, 20,
The purpose II nominating Pfesidsnlsl Electors. snd
snsse'ing other business. They ssy thai ,hs p.o.
pc q Connecticut. BY very ls. majority, sss sound
snd paifioiie N their opinions and II an expression
can be given through the bsil bos 70 the.s opneBs,
81 .ee,onsism will BE- pu, down. and they win prevail
by 90 overs helming msjofiiy."
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The \. Carolina Railroad. = The sloel.

Ine ~ SaEOitui ttlitfoiu - ne osoeA-
holders Of the North Carolina Railroad held IL annual
meeting in the Common. Hall in the city Of Raleigh on
Thur.lay last Dr.. VIM r. Holt. Of Davidson, was
called 10 the chair. and T. X. slsnly Of cnssn. and
Thoma. Webb Of Orange, sppoiulsd secretaries.
From the report Of the committee, il appeared that
1857 shares represented BY proxy. and ssis in
person John W. Thompson. E.q., q Davidson, re.
prcssned the State.
The report Of the President and Directors, read 10
the meeting by Nc. Fisher. exhibits gratifying pro.
gress The prosperity OF the ROAD. From this frPoH
spptan that the earnings Of The Road io the year end.
ing the 3ls Of May. sis7, lea -, being an in
crease the corresponding months d last year Of
Of sisOs9 81.
oui Of these satnnss Of III Road, The Stale has
been paid sI per een, o. her million q preferred
stock he interest on the compsnyis debt has been
paid lNsniy i've Thousand dollar. have been sPpropri
aiel 10 the sinking fund.- and dividend u three pr
e.n to The s,ockholder, declared to bs paid after The
I2h OfAugu.t.
Ia response 10 proposition from the Atlsnlie and
n. clroina Railroad, Mrss.. v. G. Bsnng.r, John
w Thoml.. snI Gov. Mssly, were appointed con-
mss 10 confer with the Directors o. all Road 10
alion to the sslab.bmen, Of line o. steamers bsisssa
Morhsli CITY AMI New York.
The folioung Directors were elected on he pifi o.
the stockholders: Gle. Mshsns 81 Ahnancr. Cbnle.
y. Fisher q Rowan. Aistandsr MeRa- Of New Han.
over, and Richard J. A.hs. q oans.. The Goysrno,
appointed. tie part IL the sls,s Me.s. " Z. bar.
ringer. W. Z. Dor,sh. n p. Diek Paul q. Cameron.
J l. sh,s,. y. d. Hawkins, samuel Hs,gass. snl {,
d. Bethany,
As subsequent meeting u The Board o. Directors.
VII Charlie, r. Fisher was rs.slseiel Pre- sidsnL
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CONE HOME.

We would, to-day. address lee kind and
afcctionate words 20 Dur Old.Line Wing
friends WIN have abandoned their former
political associations aud sought 10 serve
their country by cooperating with tie only
national n party. Many 81 your old party
friends accused you. may be Hrungfully, when
they said you joined tie Democratic party
/, get Office. Certainly The Democrats &C.
cgsed you wrnnglaIly when they sid you
rest them in twain sud rendered them puw.
cries., II y01 caused their trouble. i va.
because you were too obstinate IN their ranks
as you used t. be in ours. hut don't you
let Democrats lay their inisdeeds upon YOU
you didn't do The mischief They are fe.
sponsible, aud alone responsible. they can
unite, IL not agree, about everything Usually
put 10 platforms. except abuut slavery. The
SO1thsrn Democrat says that by the Consli.
tuition q Southern man has right 10 ~ inlg
any territory with his slaves and hold them
there a. his property, and there !, no power
10 exclude him thefelrUm, aud therefore Il
entitled 10 protection in that right; shilst
the Northern Democrat says yo1 can't do
any such thing that Congress can etelade
yog, Or a territorial legislature can DO il
either. This difference d opinion divides
the party and destroys is nationality.
That Is enough fsr you You know you
told - when you left %. that you went 81
IN search Of great nstional party. stfoag
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

Fire. - lius after slassn O'clock on Saturday
nigh, l.. Gre brooks oal ia The stable q W. sirowJ
Of The Orange Hotel which. wi,h HE adjoining stable.
Va. entirely eonsnnsd. Il icing fortunately sill
night The Ere Wn No, communicated 10 sny other
building Mr. ssrosJ bal ia., 80, in b. crop d osi,
and luIntiiy u other feed his os. therefore. i con.
'idsrsbe end there was % Insurance. 1. il. not known
how the Gre originated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

Born srcrioSM.-B,th Breekinrilse and
Douglas are sectional candidates. and the
candidates Of two sntagonistie sectional fac.
lions. The Democratic papers and pollti-
Clans, therefore. which have been 30 bolster.
nus against " sectional candidates" aud . sec
,ional parties are expected for The sake OF
consistency, 70 oppose with manly frmnrss
both Breckenridge and Douglas For the
election Of " sectional candidate YOU kno~
would justify an Immediate dissolution 81
The UnInn. DO you underestimate
Richmond Wig.
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TOTAL.

Leaving So. nsariy sure votes for Breckin.
ridge and Lane. How can men. unless their
faculties are asleep, dream Of el, citing the
dlsunion tiokets
'fhere is doubt about Kentucky, it being Breek.
nrilse'. home. Petersburg hiskigeaesr.
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enough to beat the Black Republican party.
Well you found it four years ago IN the Ma.
tional Democratic party. Where is It now :
Divided into iactions--sectionaliz into
Northern and Southern--hopelessly split up
aud dissolved.
The Democracy is deprived Of all that
recommended itself to you, viz; Nationality,
and is now powerless TO accomplish the OBJ.
ject you desired. namely. the defeat Of the
Black Republicans-so our invitation is to
come home and rally around Bell and Everett,
the candidates Of the only National party,
having for its platform the Constitution and
the Enforcement oi the Laws made in pursu-
ance thereof. Petersburg lnieiEgsncer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

Weather HEM very eopiou. shower l.ll
Yesterday afternoon. which cooled The cir and "a. ma
doubt great benefit 70 growing crops, bul The rain
'" accompanied ~ heavy wind, which pfosirs.sd %.
vera, trees. and broke and dsGsurd Others sud :, r.,
I'D similar damage IN The county.
since The shove vas 10 type. va learn hist seven
nssf.a were sitting under tree 81 Hail. s,o,,.
where N. IA gathering Va, being held four II when
we're Killed ~ stroke cf lightning
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STATE ELECTION.
An election for Governor, members Of the Legsla-
ture, and sheus Of tho several counties, will b held
,hroughOu. the State Thursday the Cd day Of Au-
gust, The candidates in this county are
ron THE SENATE.
Josiah Turner, jr, Wig.
Dr. Pride Jones, Democrat.
COMMONS.
Hugh D. Guthrie and VIM. N. Patterson, Wings
John F. Lyon and WIN. Y. suowd, Democrats
SHERIFF.
John B. Leaihen. Richard ". Jones.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. stro~d and Mr.. Nor
wood have been prevented BY sickness from entering
the canvass Mr.. sirowd altogether, and Mr. Norwood
but for one or two days. Mr.. Norwood has IN sOnse-
quence withdrawn hi. name, and John .. Lyon, Esq,
has been put in bis place.
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There may be dOub, about Tennessee, il being
Bells home.
Now as we happen to knoW just as much
about the result Of the election as the Journal
Of Commerce, that is nothing al all. we sug-
sest that the following States are SURE TO 20
for Bell and Everett. whether the " broken
vessel Of Democracy be cemented or not;
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DnasrsR, o. WISHES RIyEHs ron 1900
SUbjDined Is condensed review az the seri.
Gus disasters On the Western river, for The
6rst siS months u The present year. IL pre-.
senis formidable li.t, involving the loss Of
many lives aud much money
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

We ss ], stated that >, The late eommsneeHs ., .,
Trinity College. CONNECTICUT. the degree Of D. D. -~
conferred upon the Rev Fotiyes ". Hubbard. Profss.
.ot Of hs Geek Language snd Liiesu. ID Out Uni.
,st'l,y .. Chapel Hill
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The Osygenated IlI,,er, !,

y, &C.. end ready relief and speedy cure
in this Great Remedy
The Oxygenated HIffers ere behaved 5,
msby who have been cured ofihe abo,. complaint. -
b The ohly medicine Which the uiaisria a,dsa a,rd.
fof htir hallhe III. not ~ alcoholic pre2ara.
Ton, whieh ~hi'e giving momsniary ainulus. ,..,a.
ees The system IN Tie rsiio bot one dsinet and
different from any medical preparation ever com pol ~.
ed. and which viii. in most cases, sIset n, J,-e...
By The roots. ana restore the patient 10 pristine health
10 proof Of which, testimony Of tbs very bishest ssd
uneIespiionable character j. presented.
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
Wsesl The attention 81 The reader % he following let
tethom President smith, q Wssletsn Unitef.Ii,:
Mijdleiown, Conn. fsb ~, 1859.
Messis. I. W fowLG & 20. Isbilsmsn - 4 firs,
naae use q the UtisESlT1D BtTrfas some seven o.
eight years sin,e Having suiIsfeI ot tsenty ,r.,.
from iotm u Dyspepsia which wa. ,itspJsJ .,tb .
netsaus besdsthe, ~ SvsfsEe of no e.. ihso on.
Day 70 week. vas induced " he unpftisn,inr ~.
cainnsndalion u d. Green 10 tfy oDe bottle and 4
no ltnefii vas ,scsised 10 distoniinos he use
Inc nse % 0re battle wsnsBisd further lfisl 90 che
eIient Of some three o. tiBf viii careful a,..,sane.
y the accompanying direrfioDs The result VS. sn -
No. ,n'he f'sii fon ihe usgs dyspfce symptoms snd
~. VtP's.s'ng' Paihiu consequences believe these
bil'is produced 20 entire change IN The hshi. % my
system snd upon The aese energies Of The digestive o.,
gans n0s deem myself o. eremp, from Dysp.p.i.
q fnos, Peisobs These bss have also been ~ .e,.
vice 70 other members IL NY family.
Very respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
P'.ps'si ~ Seth ". Fowle 4 Co Boston. and for
sale By Webb a Dickson, Hlsbofoush. n. D. ssun.
dst,, Chapel Hill wiIlism. 4 Haywood. p.Is,s md
v ~ D'ussists' snd 81 wholesale ~ Aide a. Gay.
Richmond. and ". A. ca. Santos, No,foIL.
Tune ~ ss-ism
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The New York Journal Of Commerce de-
sgnates the following States as quite, or
nearly sure. for Breckenridge and Lane:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19

A large number of Garibaldis soldiers are
said to be fair, pretty looking boys, not more
than twelve or fifteen years old -'t3aL
Five persons in one house, at Woods,
Michigan, were struck by lightning, a few
days since, and two of them killed.
Betting on election in Maryland is prohib-
tied by the law Of that State. The penalty
for offending is heavy fine and forfeiture
of the stakes. .--
John O Brien, living in 'the Patch" South
Brooklyn, returned from the funeral of his
child, on Saturday, and beat his drunken
wife so that she died. af5r
An oil we'll at the mouth of Old Creek,
Pa, had yielded 96, $50 gallons of oil in o5
days, giving the owners net profit of $24,>
724, or nearly $500 per day. .aeg'1.
Two white men were publicly whipped at
the whipping post in Paducah, KY, a few
days SINCE. Marshal Atkins administered
the penalty of the law, 80 lashes on the bare
back, with cowhide. The rascals were
convicted of stealing basket of eggs. Tsr
There is now living at No. Is Lewis ST.,
New York, a revolutionary soldier, named
Isaac Daniels, who has reached the venera-
BILE age of one hundred and six years. He
lives with daughter, who is seventy years
old, and yet supports herself and father by
her daily labor. Both father and daughter
are worthy objects Of public charity.
The Prince of Wales will open his Boston
ball with Mrs. Gov. Banks as partner. At
New York, his first partner was the wife of
Governor E. D. Morgan. At the Gin
cinnati ball, he danced, among the rest, with
Susan Dsnin and Laura LIE Claire, two noted
actresses. Nobody that is pretty and can
dance we'll comes amiss in his furious love of
the saltatory art. --- # -f 1.A.za s-5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
New York Items,

ID New YORK, Oct. II.
VIM. Hall murdered his wife, in Gold street,
yesterday. , .,u. 81. .r.. Il .E
There was an exciting trot, yesterday, on
the Union Course-four fast roadsters, named
Belle Brandon, Mystery, Tycoon and Bonnie
Young. Belle Brandon was the winner of the
second, third and fourth heats-time about
2:40 each. a. r-r araa- ---.r
b Yancey spoke, last evening, to an immense
gathering, at the Cooper Institute. During
his speech, the question was put him whether
Lincoln's election would be cause for the
secession of the South, to which he replied
that he believed IN the right of secession, and,
if Lincoln should bring Federal bayonet to
force his irrepressible conflict" lie would
Join bis State and resist r -.as
= sa" NEW YoRK, Oct -.
A dispatch from Philadelphia to the 7rib-
une intimates that Morton McMichael will
probably be U. s. Senator in place of Mr..
Bigler. '-
A. Van Brest, said to have been the greatest
marine painter living, died in st. Luke's
Hospital, on the 9th. -7
l. T. E. Tracey, of California, delegate from
that State to the Chicago Convention, died at
Lawvlle, Lewis county, New York, on the
10th inst, after sickness of about week. He
was native of New England. az, r-..-.I
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
They Give 1t Up.


+ Our Democratic contemporaries very gen.
orally give up the Presidential election since
hearing from Pennsylvania and Indiana.
The Davenport Democrat says Lincoln's
election is sure unless all his opponents
unite against him. 81. .-.i.7--. 'i'-' ~.
The N. Y. Herald, a few days before the
recent elections, discoursed as follows
1T is generally conceded that the Penn
sylvania State election Of Tuesday, the 9th
instant, will determine the issue of the Pres
idential contest. There are but two parties
in this local struggle-the Republican or
Peoples party, and the Union or Fusion
party-and the battle will be between Cur
tin, the Republican, and Foster, the Fusion
candidate for Governor. Both sides now
claim the victory--the Republicans by from
ten to twenty thousand majority, and their
opponents by from. five to ten thousand by
which it will be perceived that the margin
OF confidence, at least, is on the Republican
side
On both sides the overwhelming impor-
tance OF this election of the Governor is fully
understood, and consequently, rain or shine,
the largest vote which the State will ever
have polled may be expected. Should Curtin
be elected by a majority exceeding five
thousand, all hopes Of turning the popular
tide in the short interval to the 9th of Novem-
Der may as well be relinquished, for the
election of Lincoln will be foregone con-
clusion. The decisive loss of PENNSYLVANIA
will para!yze the conservative Union move
ment in New Jersey and New York, and
Lincoln will walk over the course"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
THE NEWS.

The propeller Mt. Vernon exploded on
Lake Erie, Oct 9th, killing the I'd cngi-
neer, Theodore Reese, and James Conklin,
fireman. The vessel sank Immediately, with
1000 bushels of corn and 500 barrels Of
hour. s55 ri L"gHo' Ca Ea - b..
A man named Flynn and free negro
named Smith, supposed to be concerned in
a negro plot in Princess Anne and Norfolk
coun.ies, Va, were shot few days ago, and
the former killed. Ten or twelve negroes
had been arrested, and at last accounts quiet
ives restored. @-.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
Rejoicing at Lincoln's Home.

nE5-au- 81 SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct, IL.
A jubilee was held at the wigwam last
evening in honor Of the Republican victories
in. Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. -
Speeches were made by Logan, Defrees,
Peck and Senator Trumbull. s7'l2 Esai q: ~
Mr.. Trumbull,a after addressing a
large crowd from the steps of Mr.. Lin
coln's residence, excused MIR. Lincoln, say
ieg he would address the nation from the
eastern portico Of the Capitol on the 4th
of March next. .-7GT stg3 - .a-ft
Great enthusiasm prevailed. Fire works
were sent up in profusion, ealutes fred and
numerous stores and private residences il.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
Personal Alteration.

Quite a scene occurred this morning on
the corner of Third and Walnut streets,
between Mr.. Presbury, the proprietor Of the
Girard House, and James Edwards, one OF
the owners of the property. The lie passed,
when Edwards struck Presbury in the face
with cane, drawing blood. Presbury
drew pistol and fred two shots, neither of
which took effect, except on the foot of a
bystarder. Edwards then struck Presbury
with his fist, when the parties were separa-
ted and Presbury arrested. The difficulty
arose out of q litigation relative to the
Girard House property, between the broth
ers George and James Edwards, which may
re suit in the retirement of the press Mt pro-
prietors of the, Girard House to Nashville,
where they propose to open o new hotel.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
Who Little Dug is Fishting.

A Richmond correspondent of the New
York World states that the reported coalition
between Lincoln and Douglas is paraded with
some injurious effect to the Little Giant
and, unless it receives an emphatic denial, a
serious drawback to his prospects in the South
must be the inevitable result" No doubt
this singular rumor receives color from the
fact that the Douglasite orators and organs
are everywhere directing so large share of
their efforts against Breckenridge and his
party, and are avowedly "half way" on the
road to Republicanism. We have, indeed, no
doubt that thousands of the friends of Douglas
in the North, seeing the utter impossibility
of his election, will quietly vote for Lincoln.
We expect to see Douglas himself sustaining
the Administration of the latter against his
Southern assailants. He is, in fact, pledged
to that course by his Norfolk speech.
We understand. that Douglas declared, at
Iowa City, that he vas pot fighting Lincoln,
but Bleckinridge. Hsippears to have given
up thecontest for the Rfesidency, and turned
his attention to wreakihg vengeance on his
enemies in his own party. This interesting
little fight will, we presume, be kept up til
the day of election, when Lincoln will walk
over the track without scarcely any opposition.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
--latest from Pixies Peak.

The mail coach of the Western Stage
Company reached this city at noon yester-
day, with Denver dates to the 4th inst. The
trial of Gordan, for the murder of Ganth,
was concluded before the Settlers Court on
the "a. He was to be hanged on the 9th.
Mining news continues favorable. Amount
of gold dust shipped from this city per
Express yesterday &c. ,044. E ga5l,5lf b
Election returns Of the Territory come in
slowly. The Democrats claim that their
candidate, Morton, is elected by 200 major
ity, and both houses of the Legislature as
Democratic; while the Republicans claim
several majority for Daily, and both houses
of the Legislature as Republican. -- gai