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MARBLE FAUN, Sy HAWTHORNE
CLUSkEY'S POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
Il ANCRO OTIS HISTORY
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THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL VIII
By GEORGE BANCROFT.

Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the
Bunkers Hill to the signing Of the Declaration Independence
on the second OF August and includes among other things
siege Of Boston, the negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops, written from papers from the Archives England and
Rranee including letters from George III the Empress
CaSrne; the invasion Ct Canada private letters aud m
CT General Montgomery and his family the Of
France and spaiu from very eOpicus documents obtained in
France and Madrd the dinelnaon Turgot to the var, the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Of Congress
inpart from unpublished private journals BY the members The
instruction in North Carolina from Tery full unpublished con
temporary acountE the purchase German troops from the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters Of George III and IN.
German Princes Ministers and Agents. hest ancy Gen.
trail Colonies the movements for taking up Independent govern
ents the Virginia Declaration Rights Of Man: the hattie
Of suilivSns Island, in part from new materials, the Retaliation
OF the Declaration Independence the SIGNING
the Declaration.
1ne mas OF manuscript materials collected for this volume il
very complete AID uHfOds the origin progress Of every in
PorAnt measure tracing the PROCESS Of the Rsvoluoa com
p' IN reference to every Of United States and pre-
nng the subject ALSO in tFelaon to the history Of the world
auring the period Of its progress
volumes. ~ - 7r- Al '"O lnoe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

the Furniture Rooms Of Cam 4 CnRSKLlus. No 4
ChuTch street. opposite the MaxVe House, on Tuesday
morning September Gth, AZ 10 O'Clock, BENZ SuIELDs
Co. viii proceed 70 sell without and cont
day TO day until the entire stock closed extensive assor
ment OF Furniture seasoned lumber maess TOOLS hardware
consisting in part Of the following arcies Fins
Mahogany Rosewood Walnut Bureaus extension dining
and breakfast tables $50 assorted bedseads ouDges elegant
wardrohes and cribs, wash stands hat racks spring
Tor chairs and rich rockers Sofas tables
writing desks hall chairs and Clothes Horses with
ment OF gilt aud mahogany looking glasses one Of the
largest and most complete stocks offered in city
ton
Terms.sAl sums under $50 over $50 and
800 80 days all $780, 80 days credit approved
notes in Bank. BENZ. y SHIELDS 4 90.
auRio Luctioneers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

TEMPERATURE OF ARTEsIAS WE11s.--A registering
Thermometer was lately sunk to the bottom of the
artesian well in Columbus, Ohio, two thousand five
hundred and seventy-iive feet below the surface,
and on being withdrawn, after remaining there for
twenty-six hours. was found to have registered s.
degrees Fahrenheit In Paris, at depth of ninety
feet thermometer has continued without variation
at temperature of So degrees Fahrenheit for near
ly two centuries. The artesian well at Louisville
KY. at depth Of two thousand ana eigHtysix feet.
showed temperature of s2l degrees Fahrenheit.
being an increase of one degree for every
feet
The Treasurer OF amherst College has lately re-
ceiyed from Mr.. DANIEL SEARS of Boston. hereto
fore liberal benefactor of the College, small and
carefully sealed box with the instruction that it i
not to be opened for one hundred years, on pain Of
forfeiture of the gift which it contains Specula-
ton is at fault to the contents and the reasons Tor
she accompanying condition. The shire wdes. guess
is that the box holds deeds of real estate in Boston
now under lease for one hundred years. but then to
De transferred to the college. The Springfield Re
poeaa advises the curious be patient until 1860
and then all shall know
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

MONUMENT To FULTOy-The people of New Orleans
are making arrangements to erect a splendid monu
ment to FULToN. the great originator of steam nav-
gation
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

STILL LIvTNG.-Three of the choir of young girls
who, dressed white, greeted WASHINGTON as he
entered Trenton in 1889, on his way to assume the
Presidency and strewed his pathway with flowers,
still survive. One yet lives in Trenton one is the
mother Of Senator CHEsNUr, of South Carolina, and
one, Mrs. SARAH HAND resides in Cape May coun-
"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
more of Edward EyereIt's Record on the
slavery Question.

SkaFeFy QuSbLdOus
The Opposition, says the jackson MiSSlssippian,
could scarcely have found a candidate whose record
was Objectionable to Southern men and to con-
stitutional men generally than that of EDWARD Ey-
ERETT. We have seen that, in 1889, he committed
himself unqualifieGly to the whole batch of Adolf
ton schemes, embracing the refusal to admit slave
States into the Union-the abolition of slavery IN
the District of COlumbiathe prohibition of slavery
in the Territories Introduction of the slave trade
between the States, &C., &c. But this is not all In
1887, EDWARD EVERETT in political letter entitled
.'Asoer TO Questions of his Constituents" argued in
favor of abolishing slavery las soon as possible y
on the score of humanity and justice" Let
Southern men of all parties read and reflect upon
the atrocous sentiments contained in the following
paragraphs
"The whole subject has been so ably discussed by
Dr. Charming in his recent letter to Mr.. Clay that it
would be superfuous to enlarge upon it. / will
only say that if, at this moment, when all impor-
tant experiment Is in train, to abolish slavery by
legal and peaceful means in the West Indies. the
United States, instead of initiating their example or
even awaiting the result, should rush into policy
of giving an indefinite extension of slavery over
vast region incorporated into their Union, should
stand condemned before the civilized world. II
l0Olld be IN rain to expect to gain credit TOR any fur
er professions of a ICingReSS to be rid OF Slavery
soon as possible No eretdtiOn Of its existence the
ground of its hdCing been forced upon the country, in
its colonel state lCOd dHy longer dUda u.s. 1t would
be thought and thought justly, that lust of power
and lust of gold had made deaf to the voice of
HUMANITY add JUSTICE. We should be seitcon-
victed of the ENORMOUS CRIME of having VOL
UNFAIRLY given the greatest possible ENLARGE
MENT to an evI. which, in concert with the rest of
mankind, we had affected TO depLOre.'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
Valuable College Street Property for
sale aG Auction.

SATURDAY., Sept lst, 10 o'clock ", viii sell st
" public Sae, At the Court House. that valuable on Col
see street. fronting slightly SIX feet College and front
ing on Capitol Avenue hundred and eighty upon which
there comfortable dwelling huse and brick Office AZ IN in
Vssment this property presents inducsmens unsurpassed ~
any IN TIE city Of Nashville examination Of which only
necessary 20 confirm this belief Ths liberal and made
Known day Of sale Persons wishing purchase pritey
can do 80 by calling tbs undrsgns at the Of PREsc
lRwIH RED H. 81 FRRNoq
HaEhvills, August IS IsG0
PS.-Having removed 70 the county possession can h 49,.
Immediately.
will offer at public sale AZ time pl- q6 81 .t
and l07 deep Market street, and adjoining The lsrSe -
nov being erected BY A. Hamilton, ESQ Fsrms iibsral
augi5-d till sept lst hi z FRENca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
Great Auction Sale of FURNITURE.

The Republicans of Kentucky generally voted for
Gen. Leslie Combs. as did also many of the Douglas
ties Cincinnati Gazette
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
Stenhpn A DOUGLAS.

Of the gentlemen prominently mentioned in con-
n0ctiOn with the Democratic nomination, but who
were not voted for at Charleston, nearly every one
has expressed a preference for Breckenridge and
Lane Among them are Ex-Governor Wise. Ex-
Speaker Orr Senator Hammond, Elk President Pierce
Senior Slidell, Secretary Thompson, Senator Bright,
Hon. Howell Cobb and Senator Bayard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

Paris Fashions for August tell US that striped
dresses are much in vogue of late no longer the old
style of horizontal stripes, but almost universally
perpendicular ones which produce pleasing effect
on dresses with fOunees, as they thus blend more
gracefully with the ensemble of the robe Bonnets
are less preentious in their decoration fewer iow-
ers are worn, and those somewhat neggently.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

The streets of Paris will soon be lighted in manner
that must make the night appear even brighter than
the day. The numbers Of each house and the plates
indicating the several streets are to be illuminated
py as many gas burners, the glimmer of which,
Oy means OF reflective mirrors, will be triped. The
expenses OF this dazzling light paid by the prOprie
TORS VIII amount annually to one dollar and half
a house. t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

The Beirut correspondents Of the Boston Traveller
says the appointment of NAMIK PAsHA as commander
IN chief Of the Turkish army in Syria is not consid-
cred favorable sign for the Christians. inasmuch
As ne was the Governor of Jeddah at the time of
the massacre at that place two years ago. Indeed
the Christians are so much dsheartened that unless
the country viii pass into the hands of Chris
tian power, they will desert it en- masse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

PROPOSE to sell upon most faVorabs terms or sxebsnes
ior city property, the remainder ny premises IN ~,
saoaros, consisting o. well built dEenz Of sight oorg
servants houses stables &C. and beep Eleven
acres o. superior garden land will soI the DWELL
w ano ABOUT ave acres separate fn reanerof The Isr
desired Ihese premises adjoining The grounds 80 m M
Ast spring AZ an average o. about IS per foot les b aif
Sh an equal distance from the square and equally ls
70 etneI resects is selling for icing the same occupied
as my residence andrsn for the present yer to a P
Bostiek, Esq, Also,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

Let them, then, prepare for the contest, arm
themselves cap pie and dare to come out into the
open field, and meet us like foemen worthy Of
their STEEL" instead of fighting behind the BUSH and
pursuing this guerrilla warfare They will never
win battle ly fiattering themselves with the de-
fusion that we have retreated from our position,
while hosts in battle array, banners are
flying and our batteries ready for action. We be-
seech them then to the womanish CALCULATIONS,
that have retired, and like men to look facts in
the face. Nothing but memorable decree Of Prori-
dencs can ,oithdrd,o our gallant candidates from the
contest Ye Opposition men take notice, and
govern yourselves accordingly, cease whimpering
about Mr.. BRECKNRIDGE'S withdrawal, and hence
forth take care of your own trembling camp. We
give you this advice without charge and trust that
you will profit by it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
Afevv Lot, les, To- 81.
Valuable Real Estate for sale,

m also rent Ter the ensuing year. or lease upoa long time
me con yelling AZ the Broad and Vaaxhsl
Streets q present occupied By Hayes Rsa Amply 4 ~
Cherry street, to J & K " BRoEH, or 10
-uiy ~. lco1. ErlnNE TrNnRRMnnn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

sale Of Valuable = own Lots in CO.
Iumbia.
an tbs 2ot Of September 1860 sell to the highest
" bin DER on a credit Of one two and three years.
Tract OF Land containing bout Eighty
Acres,
90 De divided into lots to suit puTcaers and lying on the
west margin OF the town. and adOniDg lands Of Mayes
Dale add Mcclure. Bond and approved security viii
Be required OF The purchaser a1d lien retained.
GREY P. WEBB.
angi6-dtE&Etds THOS.J. GOFe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
The Opposition,s Mode OF warfare.

The BELL and DOUGLAS journals filed with
pretended speculations relative to supposed pur-
pose Of BRECKISRIDGEs friends to withdraw him from
the contest We are amazed at the ignorance or
the fraud which would impose such belief upon
an intelligent public. The artfulness of the game
consists in an endeavor to create the impression
that Mr.. BREcKTNuDGE's friends panicstricken.
We can tell these inventors of rumors these fraud
uent correspondents and their allies that they
vastly mistaken if they expect capitulation from
the gallant and patriotic BRECKISRIDGE He has
enlisted for the war; and he intends and his friends
are determined, to fight the enemies of the Consti
tuition and the Equality of the States until the last
stronghold of those who are endeavoring to defeat
their great principles by the false cry of Dlsunion,
is carried. Let not the enemies of BREoKNRTDGE
4" lay this iattering junction to their souls" We
know they would burn bonfres over such an event.
We know they would make the welkin ring with
the announcement But we tell them there will be
4I,ss NATL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
From washington.

TIE CANDIDATES FOR THE CHARLESTON NONTNA-
TIoNs.-There were nine gentlemen before the Nj
tional Democratic Convention for the Presidential
nomination viz: Messrs. Hunter, Guthrie Douglas
Dickinson Lane, Toucey, Davis. Johnson, of Tonnes
see, and Pearce. of Maryland. Since the Baltimore
nominations, they have declared their preferences
as follows:
FOR MAJOR BRECKENRIDGE.
|. Hon. +. NJ I. Hunter
2 Ger. 10. Lane,
8. Hon. James Guthrie,
t. Hon. Andrew Johnson,
s. Col. Jefferson Davis,
g. Hon. Isaac Toucey,
Z Hon. James 4. Pearce,
s. Hon Daniel S. Dickinson.
FOR JUDGE DOUGLAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18

To hics We would cshe particular attention Of
and those Who pure article Of Brady for sIcs prr
poses. Our brands of Champagne very ehoios an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-18
o. GRIFFITH & CO.,

'he Constitution and Equality staiss These are
The symbols Of everlasting union ct these be the ryng cries
Of the people "-JoHA J. BREcKNRIDoE.
Instead II breaking up Urion. nterd to strengthen
and to lengthen it'-JoHE Q BErcKrsRIDaE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19
90 NJ NJ E,RCIAL.

DArrs uarr err UvrIcu,l
kookuk, Dec. ~. I
FLouR-super6no. 81 90 Spring wheat, sx-
ira, 81 40, Fall wheat, extra, 81 15.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 so per loo.
C0kN-~20 to &c.
BAKLEY--spring4 oas5c
WHEAT In good demand. Fall so to Co.,
Spring 65c choice do. s..
OA1s--lsc, dull.
kYE--s7 to 40 in good demand.
POTAfoks-is TO 20 by the load retail 80.
oRocERIEs--New Orleans Sugar, fair 7as
prime TO o, clarified Sale, crushed and loaf
II TO ~ Molasses-P Plantation 35 to 4ec, s.. II. 81
ses4e, Golden Syrup, s. to zoe. Ccfse-Rio Is,
to 16.- Java TO Zoe. Laguyra, to 10 to IL Rice,
6s6ls
soAP-palm tic, Family SIC; German, (cin.
7lto7a.
cANDLES--Star II to Is, Stsarine Is, Mould
IL to az,
LARD . to it; retail f7tc.
EuTTEk--Com mon to 10 Choice III to Is !;
retail II! to 10.
LEAIHEk--S Is to Csc; Harness 27A.
EiDEs-Dry s too, green, Ale; green sheep
pel,s 40 to 75c; green beg skins IS.
Ran, .ei 70 $40; Baied Go. ST. to si2, Retail, $l4
TO Is.
stEDS.-Hungarisn Grass 25a9e Timothy 81
60 20 ! 10; Flax Seed. 9oasl Oh.
SuNDRIES--Onions, 30 to s. Eggs, l2t to Ii.
Feathers. soc TO 25c !. White Beans, 20 to 80.
fRuiI-DFicd apples 20 20 40 per bush.
Dried peaches, II % to $50; k4isins, 81 80 TO
IS
CHErSE--E. II. llaI2!; Denmark to 10.
lla.ac gross, 60 ~ Ale par quarter.
sHEEP--320e 70 So 60 " head.
HoUs,-Dressed, 81 09to$5 90.
ssLr-g A., 81 40 to 30 per sack; Kanaw-
ha, 81 Is per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 s0a2 20 per
sack. Lake 81 70 TO s7 - T. bbl.
FISH --Nackerel, MOL sec to SCI D bbl; No.
1sistosi7; No. siatos is. White No IS 10
to s. ID n half hbi. COD Fisl 5to ~ b.
RAGS te2.e.
OLD IRON 10 &c per 10; Brass TO loe per
h.. Copper III to ise pei n.
ExcaaSey.--0n Nea Yors for curseney, aom-
ina rate, 10 per cent; for gold .sr cent. ST.
Leuisl percent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

From the Paris ttll) Globe, April is, 80.
Ii IL a fact, we'll authenticated here rs we'll as
elsewhere over The State, and indeed the ~hole
Western country, that Slpan'u medicines have OBJ
taineia widespread celebrity and rera alton, to
which they are iussly entitled, for their 4hsaIing
virtues" and powers. We are not among those
who prone to endorse every patent humhug
that comes along, and in this instance We have de
lyed our Enforcement until We have been able 60
make assurance doubly surc, not only ty testing
them personally Ourselves, but from the testimony
Of numerous portion Of the community living
around us.
sec Sloan . advert ise nent in other column II
this paper. Dec. IL dot VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

Lett RS from dyspeptics, in every State, are cor
tinualy received By She prSprietors Of Ho.tetters
4btaSted.Stonach pitterr, expressing in most
enthusiastic terms their confder In that celetra-
ted restorative. The writer's differ. il their modes
of expression, but they breathe bat sentiment.
1 hat I'm ne asurahie ben. tits have been derived by
Thousands from thu agreeable and potent stomaehic
is fac e+'ablishsd b. cioaas OF witnese s. Dys
pep9a, and tho ccuntless diseases Ut the stomach
ard eosels 10 which it gives rise, literally vanish
before the searching, hracng and purifying iraa-
ence Of this great feuoyator Of the physical sys-
tenn which acts Simultaneously en- all the internal
organs which fsaesre regulation and Indignation.
Give II tria.
For sale 81 druggists and dealers generally sv-
erywhere.
Sold bT I. GIBBONS, A. ]. WrLkixses, BARrLxr1
KAYE c., apd j. I. WiLKIsfos.
Dee. IL. ,63-div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

tT-Counus.--The sudden changes Of our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experienoo hay
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
" stages Of the disease, recourse should At
once be had TO ssBRowN's BRONCHIAL rRo-
cnEs," or Loxenges, iet the Cold, Cough, Or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever 50 slight, A.
BY THE psecaution more serious attack may
bs efectualIy warded Of. PuBLlc SrLAKExs
and SiN0kRs will lind them sifectual for clear
Ing and strengthening the voice. See cd
yertissment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

The PARAGUAY EXPLORING ExPEDsrios.-A
Buenos Ayres letter remarks:
.Commander Page, officers and men have
returned home in good health, having com
ulesed their laborlgus and difficult work Of
surveying the principal branches Of the Rio
de la Plata 20 the distance Of over two t.,ons-
and miles above Buenes Ayres, leading TO
mauy very Important towns. located in q rich
and trrti.r cuuntry, v hrcn writ IN futureprovs
great benefit to the public at large. al
ready We enn see the effec. Of ii ia macy Diff
fcrent ways; one Of which is that few years
ago tLero WIS hardly known steamer 10
those waters; now We sec them threading
their way np the extensive rivers thousands
OF miles whers, short time ogo, no one
suppos. them navigable."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19
SPECIAb NOTICES.


from the ST. Louis Demoerat.l
Ii 10 astonishing TO see tho large quantities Of
Mclean = Strengthening Cordial tia, are shipped
daily to different lartsf the country 1t isscarcc-
~ three months aimee this article was FIRST intro
dacsd, and now, judging from it's r. id sale, ii Is
known and appreciated over the whole Western
country.
Every druggist, dry goods grocery merchant
visiting city should he sure TO obtain supply
of this Cordial. II ID just the thing required to
strengthen and inyigorate those who are weak and
debilitated.
See advertisement, in another column.
Dec. LIZ dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

CT Hon. John Sherusn proposes the
wholesale admission OF kAneas, Arizona,
Utah, New Mexico, Dacotah, and Washing
ton Territories, as States, by one Congres-
question out of Congress. Several OF the
most radical Republicans and . number Of
Onion men are said 70 favor the project. II
isnot offered as compromise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

WILL Mr.. BUcaAsAS Dx SPARED? -The
president bias received new assurances from
South Carolina that that State will not re-
sist any Federal Law during his adminissrs-
ton. This information comes from high
u responsible source, and denial VI the fact
IL useless.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

III. noses OF the following Banks arc thrown on.
by ne Bap kers If this city, At the last d.i-s they
were bought in Ca.esgo al So cents. A. he potet
amply secured, no great shave should be submit
ic. to. Indeed II IL posslte that most IT them lna
be currentin thirty d-ys;
Bank & Aurora, lest Aurora, Illinois.
aational Bank, Egaliity, -
state Bank saS.neetown,
Amer. ExehsIg Bank, RAi,isb. :"
Corn Eachaugs Eank, fsufeid, I"
Bank If Eaieigb. Raleigh,
Bank If Common wealth, Robinson, Ill.
Southern Bank llAness, srsysihe.
GRANVILLE do do
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kEOkUK fOsI OFFICE.
Open from 4 .. IN. TO p m. On Sunday from
8 to -. IN.
DAILY ARRIVALS AND raeARruRKs OF THE NAILS.
kastern Mail arrives ut b p. M, aud closes at 9
n. m.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at 0 p. IN
and close ut o .. m.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Mails arrive at p. N.
and close ut y. IN.
Quincy Mail arrives Of o'clock p. m. and closes
at a. III.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive ut
81 p. m. and close ut \. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at 8 p. In.
and close at :. m.
Western Mail arrives at II .. IN. and closes at
Tam.
Charleston ttri-weekly) Mail departs Men
days. Wednesdays and Fridays st o'clock q. IN,
and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
al o'clock y. N.
RICHARD McALLISTER, Pm.
Dec. sth, 1860,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

MCCALL AND RGscrIoS.-The iuteMper-
Ate speeches Of Wigfals and lyerson are pro.
ducIng u reaotionary effect. Vioence md
intolerance operate to'wlthdraw all symph-
thy from the scceiers by disgusting frienie
and foes; 50 that the friends ~ Union and
harmony gather hope from day 70 day, that
Union feeling is increasing IL the Southern
6tates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

GIVE received the Quincy and St. Louis
papers last night by the Palmyra stage on
time. Ii that line could manage to get in
great improvement. We learn from our
most Efficient and accommodating Possmas.
ter, Col. McCaIiister. who ia making every
effort to serve the public, that this will prob
ably be done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

NORTHERN TEACHERS IN SoCIH CAROLINA.
-Somerf the Caroiinigns are begin ming q
crusade against the Northern teachers who
are employed 10 their schools. One Of them
furnishes . list Of these NoTtherners names
to the Charleston Msieafy, and asks whether
Southerners cannot b found TO dill their
places On the same terms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

gTIn 81. Louis on the 18th Sigh. ex-
change on Nex York WAS scarcely to be had,
except for gold, and gold commanded Ii per
cent. premium. Silver VAS worth TO Q pre-
MUM. Illinois and Wisconsin we're about
1s'discount for "b rank able funds.n