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Acclpssr. learn that Mrs. CARAT
Thompson, near Upton, INST with serious In
;ury sss== days since by the falling in OF
cavs cellar. She VAS badly crushed, and her
iniuriss are likely 20 prove fatal: Her hus-
band 10 now 81 Pixies Peak hs - pretty
~elI known 10 this community. Keosauqua
Republic -.
THR WALpExsEs Al FLonxEcE.--An event
which touches the boundary both OF history
and romance 10 announced 10 late arrivals
from Europe---the theological seminary Of
the Waldcnsian church has been removed
from Ii Tour 10 Florence.
hxTwo Slaves, mother and son, arrived
Ia Boston few days ago. They had bison
given their freedom BY their owner, cis.zer
OF Mobile, Als., who also presensea zen
with IN order on gentleman 10 Dosson ~
800. -----
4 - taA =
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at. Louis II omoeopathic Pharmacy
No. ST North Fifth-st. opposite Mercantile Library
rrsHE undersigned have recently opened, at ths
above iocation,a hrst-ciass Homeopathic ! naf.
macy, where they design TO keep every variety Of
Medicines, consisting OF
Tincturcs, Dtlutions and Wadicnted
GtobHfGss
ALEETHREPTA, Homeopathic Chocolate, diff
s.rent preparations If ArnioA, Walls Ccrks, Labels
and every other article that the physician on buyer
may require.
homeopathic Books and Standard Vofks
TEXT BOOKS, DIsSECTING INSTRUMENTS Tor
| the use Of students, FANNY CHESTS, and GASES
| az MEDICINES, Having purchased our stock iof
Csh We can afford 10 sell cheap az any reliable
| phs rmacy in tic United States. W. inyitaaii 80
| call and examine our stock. ..a ~
pc 10, 1862. d&wiy oIhoso q ".
| 1srYTIk SION Es.--Scythe stones, OF different
- kinds i'm quantities 70 suit. = rucurp
maybe o
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rrugN. A41r1srrFWn.

MhkA. AHEFEEENn,
M MANUFACTURERS Of eorseis Braces, Support
Nl ers, &C., Ihird-st, bet Main and Johasop,
Eeck nix. Ladies wishing nm easy and handsome
fitting Corset, will find my make superior ana de-
sirabe giving shape and support to the figure with
perfect freedom vpd of compression or rsstfaint.
Any article made TO order guaranteed to III.
stamping, pinking, Machine Stitching, &c.
mvx5A
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kEOkUK Fsa IRT MAnIrEADlOMY,
Third-st., bet. Main and johnson.
+ lsHIk1s made to order from measure upon prin-
- cipls that ensures perfect ft.
Ladies End gentlemen under garments made up
and repaired
HentlemenH linen repaired oraltered.
may25d MRS SHEPHERD.
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DR.. J. II. McLEAN'6
STRENGTHENING CgRDIAL II BiDOD PURIFIER
Tae Greatcsi r go In tDs W0raA
AMI rHE MOST
DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL
KvER rAKEN.

lis .tsissiys ktsaltae
ant rsGUeaA ~ Int 80
MUemfssl ~ - &MaitiA.
IAN ~ 49, tsgsn - .
EAxk. Ys~ = nsoA.a
Bsosd Root, BlaAh kstS
BaseAp1AsiliA, wild ChS--
n naxh and nAnA 4A<sa
snssrs txts ~ sssnpsal~
tion. Ths cnsiro active
remsaiai priBcs~'f OF
sasA iaxrsAisns ! I shur~
ouakly sxtrAstsd ~ ny
new sa1AhsA " dis iEssG.
pssoneins aAel aeacsa .-s1-
kiIanaAkNg spixik md ~
800 tnfAHthls vsansdy
~ e1n6vASsng the far
eansa sys1eM, and fNAsr-
lar the stse su1sssAe =
dekiliAAApd invali4 10
A~4AS = "a akDAAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

EMBRACING oologncs, Toilet soaps, tvery fne)
Il Ninai3rs Koaxe, Pink Balls, Artmatic Gas h.
ous, flor the breAthJ, for saie at the
apladAw KEOKUK DRUG STORE.
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p. IS, Thsse wishing aekets are requested TO
sssd f1r Ahss In good tiuss ssses 81 II 49, taa4
July 8, 1859. dts VII SaiN4 5s aiesf8 tff
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Legal Notice.
KIY n TEL II III I4T All II 81

14eKul Notice.
Ty0 ELIJAH FINLEY:
l. You are hereby notified that there is now on
he in the ofnce Of the Clerk or the District Court
OF Lee county, at kcoAuk, petition of Hiram
Barney, claiming Of you the sum Of Two Hundred
and twenty-eight %. 100 Dollars, with interest
thereon from May 90, 1885, at 10 per cent. per an
nnm,as money due ON mortgage made By you to
Chas Mason, June III, 1888; also claiming from you
AndShe ether defendants to said petition "a foreclo
sure OF said orgage, bling npon lots nine 10y, ten
!lO), eleven ID and twelve u2), in block No. one
hun dred and nfhety-two l92), In the city Of Keo-
knk, Lee Co., Iowa, the said mort gage having been
given for the purchase money, and since assigned
ny said Mason 70 said Barney; And unless you APP
pear and answer said petition On or bst1rs the
morning of the second day Of the next term Of
said Court TO commence at Keekuk on thsTirst
Monday IT September, A. d. 1860, d default will
be entered against you, the petition taken MS by
you confessed, and decree rendered against YOU,
as red therein. NOBLE h STRONG,
june 26-d1ml Att'ys for PA.
II iartCs and Journals Tar 1b0O.---
I/FOr sale by NJ. w. WESTCOfT
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AClTHE kIFLka.--N Various qualities oI acyth
- hshesiand Sharpcners Tor sale by
Marche -.lsw n w. a III. TUCKER
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ssrAG InAg NOTICE.
I0 IlGEpA W. lllI AZ

- VThkEmAE NOtICEe
TO JOSEPH w. HOLMAN;
VUu are hereby notified that there ID now
\. on file In the Clerk'r Office Of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk the petition
of John Mcmahon, claiming of you the fore
closure OF mortgage OH lsts and 8 In block 81
OF ibe cityo Keokuk in said county and State
and that decree be rendered against you in tho
sum % 81 1873 33-lo0 with 10 per cent. Per annum
amount due on promissory sote secured by said
mortgageon the premises aforesaid, and for gener-
al relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer 10
SAID petition Oh or before the second day Of tho
next term fsaid Court vt said place to be holden
q Judgment or decree will be rendered against you
thereon as pro confesso.
CURTIS, aIILMn1FA CURTIS
May 7, 1S60-4W Att'ys for Petitioner
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
H a d w are and Cutlery,
s. w. &c I'll. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
i hare in store, ana are receiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade direct from the ina kers, which
they Offer to CASH AED PROMPT TIME BUYERS on 4 =.
vorabie terms. The stock being unusually large
they confidently s0iioit examination III the same
i w, a. III TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Pad lock. cor. Main l. ID sta.
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four Years Aboard has hale snip.
ksMBkA Ci M craiFos In the Pacific, Atlantic, In.
H dian and Antarctic Oceans, ia the wears 1855
BIZ, 81, '5s and 30, by w. b. Whitcar For sale
by OGDEN, uA0NNELLa
Def1Ti
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L~EaE NOTICE..
DISTRICT COURT or LEE cot MY,
STATE OF IOWA, Al hBukLK, I
To Frank Schreek, SIR;
NOU are hereby notified tkat there IL now ON d 10
l. in the Clerks Office Of the District Court of
Lee County, Iowa, at k~ekak, a petition OF
Barbara Schreek, asking Of said Court decree If
Divorce from you rtncaio masrimonii, on the
ground OF wilfai desertion from the faid plaintiff
by yea, without iustifabie or feas enable cause,
Tor the space VI one year, and for hAbtual drunk
eness, and fur cruelty by you to said plaintiff
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the secead day of the D. III septsm b4r term
OF said District Court TO be holden in said county
at keokuk, decree viii be rendered against you
therein IN pursuance of the prayer of said petit
tion of plaintiff. ~N
III. 7. KYLE,
June 4. 1860 Sal. for Plaintiff.
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A Vi En' 5uONELS.-- A large stock of mes
a >bpvsls for sale low by
marehg y. w. III. TUCKER.
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sgRlNG STOCK FOR I6Ga
\. r. oorrAnE. GEoRaE ,. sxYrH
CONNABLE u 5MYTH.
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Com
mission Mercants, and

"a mlSNWu MtICdHtS, dhu
| nc.scrs an Tennessee and Juntasaa
roRuK. INV.
No. 81 and Is Leyee, ..-.......:.. hnohuh, UNA.
WE have now in store, and vii! 90 receiving
wv continually, as the wants OF the traae De-
mand, from the East and south, ampiesuppnes OK
| goods in our Inc, TO which the Haue e AoNay
Northern Missouri and Western >, seal
fully solicited as We are determined 20 compete
succes sfully with ST. Louis and Gneago ~ prices
trans portation addedl for all gocde N CUR hne.
Merchants BuyinE for
Prompt II lime Huyerss Will I1
PRICES Low. and do well =" exam
Inc Our stock before masHS
purchases. - .n o,a
We are now receiving, and have 70 s.pfe, 80 ~ ,s
err classes OF goods appertanng to our ithc u
mess.
zoo bags strictly prime Rio Coffee
so pockets old Gov. Java
IL hhde ". o Sugar.
30 bbls Bslcher leaf, crushed and clariheodos
30 Plantation and ). u. melasses.
a Bslcher's 5. Ii. and Golden syrup.
100 boxes Star Candles
40 !" Family and Patent soaps.
10 bb&. Lard Oil.
10 q Lnseed Oil.
100 kegs Pare White Lead.
8 bills. Iurpentine.
10 tisroeE kiee.
zoe kegs h. ~. soda.
80 bxs Bannitt's saieratus, In pound papefs.
tuns Manila Rope-allsineA,
so bags Cotton Yarn.
Do bsics Batting.
200 do1. Moline and hoop buckets.
SO Tubs
drums Goldfish.
so bas. No. Herring.
100 pkgs. Mackerel bbls. half bills. and kih.
~ half this White fisL.
~ bhis. Rosin.
I5 Wilmington Tar.
10 9. Navy Pitch
30 bales 0akum.
100 bbis Louisville and Rosedale Cement.
10 Plaster Paris.
500 bush. Plastering Hair.
800 I" New Dried Apples.
100 hrs. Gkss, 8xlo, lexl2 iox1A, Iexl6, fox3o.
10 bales new ~ bush. Gunny Bags
March II, lsoa-dAw
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Of ali graaes--
NI No. b, 9 and 10 lump and csddy boxes-pur-
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
low by C0ANABLE 4 sAYTH,
nesl7d4w s74ss Levee.
MAILS AND IRON
IN 500 kegs assorted Walls.
30 tuns Ten nessee Iron.
Zoe pittsbusgh aud Juniatta lron.
!" plow Steel.
tun Spring Steel.
large stesk Of Anviis, Vices, Axels SPRING. Re,
ma king complete stock in this line, In and
being receivodhy CONNABLE A sMYTII,
March III, 'su-d6w No. 57 a IS Levee.
A LARaK stock Of ureen and Black IEAs Of all
n grades, In sserc end for sale by
ooSNABLk i sMYTH,
mehi1dAw % % Lefee-
uACON sTDEs AM SH0aLaAs too
- sale hy KELLOGG FiE0F.
goo RAGS @. A.sALT, IN large bleschea sacks,
700 just received by "Aaut Lefty" fer sale
low by C0sSAELE 6sHYTH,
nchf7dAw ~ and 81 Lsvae.
M NERAL AND metallic PAINT, ali coiors,
coNNABLE sMYTH,
ri, chTTdAw III AM SIS f~yae.
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NEW yOLuM MES
OF tho Four British Reviews and
Black Weod cenamece jan, 1850.
TERMS:

CLUBBING.
discount Of rs per cent from the above prices
will be allowed to Clubs ordering or more copies
Of any one or more Of the above works. Thuss
copies of Blaskwood, Of one Review, will be
sent to ono address for 50: copies of Black wood
and the -four Reviews for $50 and so on.
@&- Remittances should always be addressed To
tbs Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
No. 5s Gold street,
mch2Sd kow-Tork.
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Coughs and Colds.
| SLOAN'S MEDICINES

Are sold wholesale ard retail, ut manufacturer
prices, IN Keokuk, by Bartlett, Kaye 4 Co., Jch,
i. Wilkinson, a. j. Mihtnsoa, and =. b. Vowel
also by all dealers in Medicine in ali tho w esterl
States. WALlER r.. SLOAN,
ginsl PROPRIETOR, No. IL Ninest., st Louis, Mo
April 10 d&w
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lPAULDIAa's PklpAhED ULUE for sale by
- myi " w. WEsToOII.
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DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card TO the public,
would call attention TO new style Of 'spRte
Work, which In peculiarly adapted TO Cat, irregu
lar, and otherwise difficult jaws. This improve
ment has been tested three years and has sustained
Its early promise OF filing . real want In plate
work. The work 10 now worn by many OF our mort
prominent citiaens, who give IL hearty approval,
and 70 whom he 10 permitted to refer those inter-
ested.
Dr.. Fl. Ia also mounting Continuous Gum -
work, /" Block" work, and ordinary "Gold Plate,
work, for which be has superior stock Of mste-
rial. lie Ia prepared TO gil teeth with sGold Foil,
"Adhesi We Cold and "Chrystal Gold, rim the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view of the stringency In money matters
some allusion to PRICES may not be improper
While, the hand DIR. H. believes IL he the
better policy, az we'll as the honester course, not
to work ut all than to work at prices that will ne
csssitate inferior work the othor hama he il
willing 10 conform in his charges to the lever
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, . thorough dcvo-
tion to his profession and an earnest dcsire TO
please, he il determined to merit and hopes to re-
eeve, continuation of tne liberal patrona gr here
tofore enjoyed.
Jufv1i-dAw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06

The Chicago Press and Tribune comedies
that III electoral votes are inevitably GER
tain against Lincoln To elect, requires
lJ2 votes To elect Lincoln, he must get
New y Yorl, even if he carries Illinois and
indiana. The loss OF Pennsylvania alone
will defeat him. The loss Of Indiana and
Illinois and New Jersey, even il lie carry
New York and Pennsylvania, will defeat
him The loss of Indiana, Illinois and
Rhode Island will defeat him The States
OF Illinois audindiana are as certain against
Lincoln as Kentucky and Virgins. IN
New Jersey the Bell, Douglas and Breck-
enridge parties have their several tickets,
On all these tickets is one particular name
for elector As hc viii get the votes OF all
the OPPOSITION 10 Lincoln, he will be elect
ed by l., 900 His vote added to that OF
Indiana and Illinois Will defeat lincoln
So the election OF Lincoln is admitted 10
be beyond the limits of possibility.
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CorrssP Psad-uc, oc the y Y Commercial A!ve-,er.
The Cr"p~ an Europe.

A-H.'-'''-'F '.N - 3 - '-~.'
The anxie:ics Of the harvest may now
almost be considered a. an end. The wea-
tu"r has continued favorable, although
still very cool Tor the season, and little
doubt j entertained - 70 tie general Il
salr, \ full averase OF wheat. both IN
quantity and quality. all ayersge Of barley
and o-is, an extraordinary yield Of beans,
"a rather poor return IL beet- ana turn. ps.
and a los OF oroae-th,rl. AID in some p.a e,
one half of the early potatoes. may he
summed up 4. the prospect now present.
cI. THIS leaves Us ~ d position - au>C.J
considerable impOIt4t.ous bui not ~ pscea
that would pres upon the consumer
1t seems impossible to anticipate. there
fore, that Tie current rates can lie .oag
tanned. In the wheat market yeste.-
day, however, the rates reported ~ tA-
la,t Jacket were steadily supported ana
holders seem still frrr from panic. The
prosperous state .f the trace oi the cCuu-
try J.. greatly u ,Ge.- favor. since. no,n.t-.-
standing the high p..ce Q! bread =! pre-
sent compared with that which prevailed
at the corresponding Ferioi Of .as; year
the corsuuptlou - little checked
While the home accounts have been iu-
crea,inCly satisfactory, tbs report from
abroad have also Of late continued - sUr-
pass tho or.-ius. estimates. Letters yes
terjay from ~ Peters suurEh a!ilrm t.,at
no;hw.1hs,aud.E al tuIt Ia, omeH ,a.d
about Lo-lsts 4..t drought. the kl.S.aES
haze never known -gCh q grand harvest.
The Weld from the Danuhian rg.ac!ra..tie-
!, also undoubtedly be large, au4 spain.
whence We have already had .goi supplies
viii still continue 10 rlaN" shipments.
From France .it.Ie las ,.te.y been heard
On the subject. and We may theratore
sumo that the prospect N that country i
not such IS 10 create material alarm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06

Republican, who has been stunpine
for Lincoln through the greater part O
| the Northwest, writes back very despond
| lngly to the New York J;~e,. lie dates
his letter from Maconb county, Michigan
We make few extracts. lie is struck
irst OF all, with the sppuHt,,y S;resyth d
/ Douglas
The first thing that strikes an observing
I Republican, who is fully aware that he oc
cupics no position Of such eIniucnce as to
! enaJle him to overlook the political field
with a Generals coup d al, and accordingly
endsayors 10 MAKE. up for THIS disadyan-
tage by keeping his eyes open and his
7 mind as free from prejudice as he can, is
| the appalling strength Of Douglas"
! He thinks Lincoln Will carry the North
west, but he is net 60 sare 5ches he Ettt
NeU York
For tie past month have been travel
! ing in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan,
rningling with political audiences, hearing
( bar-rOom discussions reading papers,
louuging in comr.ittee rooms. doin. com
m:ttee business myself, distri ibuting docu-
ments, speaking from the stump at large
meetings and at small, and canya>siIg ac-
tiFe.y and I.Iiuut-i in short, informing
myself u csc.y method ] knew and al
- .r H. . =
-l, an '.'' ca ''i1 = ,i-,,' % -
1.r. az - a.
az ' r' D'N
"-'' 'i money. ."' - a. -. !,
s-,' ,.." ''''.-. g.. -.-- =? '-''-,' '.''f ..
az ' ~ VIZ 0'-''
'''.'1l 80 n 10 i''.''-'7 f.' III
--- ''-r'i - -. -. 80
. -,
80. - -
w ~ ,,i.. -,
!. .'' - -. '''' ~
"'s'' -, ne Utmost 49, -..-.
>.'i' ."r reasons "Ai'h ne % d. 'Oii
1.dero D.3 .Tn-.-"r Ae i oil 's' oI'".'n '"aI
boH-'a, st'Hd' N|Tt e''0 ci.'h.7 "i c.
TyIn2 limos ana 4"Ii""~. lie places 1T
lir c'HhAehce III the reports ol HSlUD-.I.'"
gains
81 sra'ely doHlt many q the gown
stN'en-eAi- ol tue "Sruh.i-an G'.h- see
20 freely MADE j. = h"t 80 "a-' - eolIt
sometimes tnI.N t. !Hs"e co"veri-
nave ;f.ed It currently faTsei'. ana nave
Icy no means slain either IDy ti"4,-n1s oF
tens Of thousands.
"ofihs ten iaaa-aad gran: hat f.sy-"
And / claim nu higher number o. c2pjives,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06

GAalBALpI washes his own shirts when
occasion requires. After the battle of
Melazzo, finding his shirt dirty and soilsd
from his personal struggles, he took it otl,
washed it IL the brook hard by, and hung
it up on the bushes, ate his lunch OF
bread, fruit, and water, smoked his cigar
barebscked, and, wrapt in thought, sat ap-
parently contemplating the drying Of his
garment; thus III the field OF bivouac,
sharing danger and hardship with the
humblest of his followers. Directly his
shirt was dry, he went on board the luke
ri. formerly Veioce, lying in tho bay on
the western side Of the peninsula, and
personally directed her fire on the fortress
and retiring masses.
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has decided the question in my favor, |
will conclude my answer by saying that |
intend to stand by and carry out the de-
cisioa in good faith Cheers hope
my answer will prove satisfactory. Cries
Of = it ought to, good and applause. !
| expect III all cases, to stand by and carry
out the decision OF the highest judicial
tribunal, whether liIs them or not
Great applause You must obey the
law as the Court expounds it, OK you must
resort to mob law. TCheer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06

WHEN Mr. Douglas visited Reading,
Pennsylvauia, a venerable lady-the widow
OF Democrat, who during long and
honorable life had occupied many iinpor-
tant positions, conferred upon him by the
people of Berks--insisted on being pre-
sented to the little Giant, and, when SO
presented, said that she had been present
at the reception given TO Washington, IN
Reading. l.99-sixty-o years ago; that
as young lady, she took him by the hand,
and from that time to the present, she had
never seen anything like the enthusiasm
for any man, except when stephen A.
Douglas arrived in Heading, and she con
cluded her compliment by giving to Mr.
Douglas beautiful boquet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06

DovGLAs on the SrUNr-The Cincinnati
Press. il announcing the speech 10 be de-
liyered by Jui-e Douglas on the evening
OF tho 10Th, Uses the following language,
which we commend to the notice Of Our
fastidjou, Republican friends:
We cannot see the improperly which
the breckenridge and Republican journals
affect to see in a candidate for tine Presi-
iency stunpng the country in his own
cause They talk as if Douglas was degra-
ding the office by so doing. In the first
place, it IS by no means y new thing Ia
the next place, these fastidious persons
forget that it is the sovereign people who
coatrol this Office, whom Mr.. Douglas ad-
dresses The idea OF demeanirg the Office
is nothing but the idea that the Office IS
above the people, and is degraded by be
ing brought in contact with Them.
There is an idea that soon Is a man
is nominated for the Presidency, ismouth
should be sealed, and committee set 10
watch his pen. But this is policy, not dig
nitv. 1t is cunning and caution, lest some
thing should be said which could lie turn
ed against him 10y the opposite party, 1t
is the oppo.ite OF regard tor the dignity Of
the position to which he Is nominated -
To disregard this sly policy, and take the
stump, may be bad policy, but it is Ger
;ainly quite as dignitied As the other, and
Is untitled 10 the credit Of boldness"
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ARTHUR I.GCH" Ooo.
Ea,si, =. JONES.

A L-Ft@,ES GAt tOHHsaI'. st .Ht-'t-'it."' 's'N-
OF in clover Cook brick block, cart o. i"r 90
- -, -. Vt
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Mr.. Hausareck, of Cincinnati, in 80

Mr.. Hausareck, of Cincinnati, in '53
aud 81, edited German intidel paper in
that city, called Der Hochraechter lie
Also published more radical Sunday pa
ner called Der W,spe. (The Wasp)-
The object of these papers was to lidicule
the christian religion. llassareck is one
Of the state republican electors in Ohio,
and is fraternized By tho ovsrpious clergy
! of that party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06
End of the War.

By tLs steamer GLASGOW which passed
Cape Race on Sunday last, we have news
from Europe 10 the 2oth ut. The mos.
important intelligence by thi, arrival j. the
defeat of Lamo..cie-e by tie Sarl.-.4a
troops This in au probability, pu:s an
end 20 the revolution IN Italy. and VII
result - sEe consolidation Of Italy under
Victor Emanuel with the exception o.
Esuet.t, nov held by Austria, and u
Rome and its suburbs the sovereignty @.
which VII be guaranteed 10 the Pope. 1t
VA. wise stroke Of policy on the part Of
S4rd.n 10 put herse.! II the head @! the
movement Immediately upon lie conquest
OF the Two Settles 10y ta,iJ4:ll. The
capture Of Rome anG the fight OF the
Pupe, which Garibald! undoubtedly con
teln2!s ed would have aroused and unite.
the Catholic governments Of Europe
against the revolution; while = demon
atrat-oa against Neaetia would have
brought Austria gain ito tie field. from
"a double motive. Against such a cs mbI-
nation Sardinia could ACt have stood FOR :
month. and the best rrsu., sne could have
hoped for would have been tae loss o. al
tu3t she lad gained il tho ca,urai- ~ Of
l~rD With the remainder OF Italy consoii-
dated under h.s rulv-w.th the prosper. '
and the national confidence and enihusi-
asIn that viii result from q wise and eucr-
catic administration Of affairs, tha ccntiu-
.ency viii not long be wanting that will
1--WE Venetia TO Victor Emanuel, and drive
the last vestice ot Austria authority out
Of the peninsula a-Pf,sS Gl.5 i.lsn:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-06
CLASS B.-CATTLE.

1-D,rharss-BpAs, toscs, Calsez.
There vero bu: Q entries Of Durhams,
Of al k.l.ds-yeEy handsome cattle, but.
from tie large amount oI this kind Of
stock il the county, the exhibition must
be regarded ., na,.a- been rather lame
IuGeai lie same must b. sA.i - 10 ,..r.-
,.r, oi the ~uoie exhibition as - cattle
p.ol..ij.gl.s awarded IS follows.
l.. yea. o4. a. 30 :. I. D.-.sy, !. D.aI1 ~.
Years, - .r r { A.s.s.
y.-E,, Let g- l. " ..4. - i. Say
b .t.r, gI =. = D LEs--l 8. Ward, - A..iL2
Co.
60 any age. lst Or ?. WarI, - Wlu. " .yue.. "a IL
he. - yeas - 81: < Z. N.r.s. - Los MI.4.
B-a C-.., "a. :. Wui. M4ttLei, - 4. 4. A-G.. ~
Va. Mitchell.