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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-19
LOST.

RI OsT-A MEMoRANDUM-BQOK- Friday
~ night last, leather;coyered Memorandum
same at CALEB B. GREENE'S Drug store, "a
East Pearl-st. nolS-b'
II NOTWITHSTANDING on Webb, Fourth,
~ Elm or Elghth-st., sum Of money in gold,
inclosed In pin box. The hnderMi be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this office. nols-b'
Il OST-D0G- On Sunday, a white Pointer Dog;
~ white marks about and on the ears 90
abont twenty-five months old with s=4.eSA4,A.
g ushoepberger, No. Ill Broadway" on
the collar Apy one return nj, nm m to above sddEess
their trouble. va nol9-c
H OsT-DOG-On Sunday, November 4, a broWn.
H and red Hound long 1eashes long tail had
d chain collar arount his Reck. Tho finder will be
libeTallE rewarded by leaving him at 1874 West
Fifth st. tnOls-f@l JOHN P0DKSrA.
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BOARDING.


EROARDING-Families and single gentlemen
.4O can obtain fine rooms, newly-papered and
painted by applying at Oh East Fourth-st. nols-b'
EDOARDING-A number Of single gentlemen
II can be accsm modated with boarding at 2O2
Ralnut-st., between Fifth aRd Sixth no6-x
HlOARDING-A gentleman and wife, aud sew
.A4 eral single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with board at 153 West Third-st., near Elm.
TUOARDING One large front room, nicely
HD furnished, for family or gen tlemen; one un-
furnished; also, small for one two
single gentlemen, at "a Elm-st., above Fourth.
lnolSbfl
DOAR RDING-Familes and single gentlemen
-AB can be accommodated with board aud pleas
ant rooms, furnished or unfurnlshed. Several sim
gle rooms can also be had. -boarders wanted.
Apply at 81 Third'st., east of Broadway. nol9-f'
DOARDING-A gentleman and lady and two
II single gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant n ont rooms and board in an Eastera fam
lily, by applying at No. ~ GeOrge-st,, second door
above Plum. nol9-b$
WPOARDING-A gentleman and his wife, or
MO two single gentlemen, can be accom- modated
with pleasant front room and board, In private
family. Gas and bath. Terms moderate. Apply at
.2SI GeOrge-Bt. f.# nOlS-b"
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"ANTED-FIYE CENTS-You can get pic
w lures for from FIVE cents to Sl0s at C0WAN'S
Picture Gallery, % West Fifth. st.. All kinds of
city. noIs-b
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, AT P. M. i.j'
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
STRANIER FANNY McBURNIE, CAPT.
- KNOX, will leave above. aM~ h
nois T. MoBCRNIE. Agent. EEtsee7asz
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WANTED SITUATIONS = Two young, un-
w mRrried Bnglishmen, are desrous Of sitJR-
tions on farms in the West Are experienced farm
ers. Address FARM, Press Office. nol7-d"
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"ANTED-GfRL-To press linen coats, and
w one TO run a Singer sewing g. chine; none
but COED hands need apply; 15O Oiark-st., between
Cutter and Linn. nols-bF
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WANTS" "FOR SALE" "FOR RHNT,r
LOST" "FoUND," "BOARDING," &o.-Ad-
EertisementE coming undeFthess headings, not ex-
oesdns ave lines win be inserted twice for - cents
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WUANTED-SITUATIO N-By young woman
w oao chamberwork, washing aud ironing, or
general homework. Apply at north least corner OF
Butler and Fifth streets. nolS-bA
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NTED-SITUATION-Fo a smart asd
w intelligent boy, in physicians or attorneys
office, or in astoIe best of reference if required.
Address Box 2.21A, =. o. noi6-dN
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STEAMBOATS,.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, AT 5 P. M. EsJ'
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
CTRANIER FANNY nIcBURNIE, CAPT.
p KNOX Tin lsaEs TssS9R sS HsoTe; HS.n,
AUCTION SALES.
a UCTION sALE-BY wELLs q MILES,.
emptory sale Of kid and buck gloves and mts paper,
stationery and Bibles at auction, for SceSgFt Of
MORNING, November 2l, at nine O'Clock, we will
@ % SP5 S gS @ Saunte
half-gauntlet and fur lined gloves and mits
lars worth Of Bibles blank books aud stationery.
The trade are invited to attend this sale as the en-
N. B.-The goods win be open for examination on
MONDAY morning preyions % the sale nol7
MEDICAL.
nR. @. CROPPER, M. K. CORNER OF
II Sixth and Race-sts,, Cincinnati. .r
The marksdSuooess which has attended Dr. C.'s
. CHRONIC DISEASES
Has determined him to devote especial attention to
cases Of that character.
Office hours-7 to A. M. and ~ to SH p. NJ.
tnolO-xw&satl \ .H
~ Il. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFIgE, NO.
SIo 30 West Seyenth-st,, between Vine and
RI Race Residence d02 West soEeIth:gt. between
to 2h p. M, to p. M
DENTAL.
nR. MEREDITH, DENTIST, HAS
~ resumed the practice Of Dentistry in -
Cincinnati, after an absence Of short e5fffff4
time. Having had an experience Of over
twenty years' practice in this city, he can promise
perfect satisfaction to all who may patTOnize him.
His terms will be- found reasonable that you will
nearly one-half by calling on him. He pledges
himself TO the finest materials, and that his
work shall be done in the best manner, or the I
money will be refunded. Call and see him. Office
on Sxth-st., near Race, between Race and Elm.
lnolO-x :
nR. VIM. F. THOMPSON, DENTIST,
71-wos,-vy No. @Se yins-stngvJ
sel6 ay. Opposite Wesleyan Female College.
Il TAFT .CsUgCEssOR TO I1NOWL-
sDS TON a TAfTh " .ats-i
DENTIST, rs r..e
A. ca No. 80 West FOurth-stp
Between Walnut and Yine-sts,,
sep24 - ~ . .si..5.il Cincinnati, Ohio.
WILLIAM N. HUNTER,
DENTIST,
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"ANTEB-NINE CENTS-For good pictures,
w put up in fine style go to COWAN'S Picture
Gallery, ~ West Fifth-st No charge is made for
-sny kind Of picture when you get the Every
picture warranted to suit. nols-b
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"ANTED-GIRL--A girl twelve to fifteen
w years Of age to nurse an infant. Must come
well recommended. Address Immediately q. IL,
Press 06ice. nols-bp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
EisAans sor . CoMpramiss.

One object OF the furry 1t the South 10,
without doubt, TO brighten the North into
eempreniss on the slavery question. The
position which it 10 ssid Virginia will take or
has taken confirms this opinion. A telegram
OF the 18th from Richmond says:
Virgin, will ask the Southern States to go
into Southern difference with her, and it
10 understood that they will 20, provided she
lays down beforshan the programme which
shall form the basis Of action, VI iob will EN-
brace
LIST. A repeal Of the statutes nullifying the
fugitive slave Law by those States which have
paused such statutes, with guarantee of a
faithful enforcement Of that law in the fu-
turo. "
81, That the Constitution authorizes the
carrying Of slaves into the common terrific
ries and consequently protection OF slave
property therein.
Sd, That Congress nor the Executive shall
not interfere except for its protection in the
latter when necessary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

People Of California, you meet soon, AS 10
your custom every four years, to conduct 4
fui revolution. There 10 no DANGER
Disunion 10 far away. The heart OF the pso-
ple is right. II is . plain, honest, simple
duty YOU have to perform. All tho omena
are good, and the best Of omans 10 good
cause. On the Paci6c coast we have fabored
long have been sooffed, belcagured and
beset. One year ago, few days past, l..
your champion in your fair State, vas beaten
in fair contest. With my heart somewhat
bruised, nv ambition crushed, one week la
ter i stood by the body Of my friend Broder-
lex. slaughtered 10 your cause, and said,
How long ISensation.] The tide il
turned. The warrior, indeed, rests. lie
knows no waking--nor word, nor wish, nor
nrayer can call him from his lone abode. ID
San Francisco speak to hundreds, thous-
ands who loved him; and in another, and
were not in such presence a. this, would
say on higher arena, when shall try to
speak for him, as ! will, In rumble OF APP
plause, increasing ut last TO repeated cheers,
hone and believe shall be able to Say that
HE aches rsposs among the people whom he
loved 90 we'll, and who are not altogether
unmindful OF the manner Of bis life, nor Of
the manner and method OF his departure.
People Of San Francisco, you make me
very happy and very proud. Your kind
words greatly cheer NO d they have often
cbeered me. rejoice thatA State, generous
and con6ding beyond any mans deserts, has
placed me where may be able to serve you.
Believe me that as cannot AZ mere party
follower or party leader iii can serve you,
shall be extremely happy and extremely
fortunate. And now, thanking VOC again,
and again, bid you cordial, heartfelt,
affeotionate farewell"
The whole audience rising - the orator
took his seat, cheered him. Il WAS halt al
ter ten, and he had spoken a. hour and .
quarter. But GROW He'd az the hou~e Was, and
suff coating 10 the galleries, not dozen Who
succeeded in getting within sight OF him, re-
tired before tho CLOSE. There were many
ladies in the aisles OF the dress circle who
stood to tbs last, but would not leave.
There we're loud cries for Fremont. Mr.
Sullivan, the Chairman, coming forward,
said that Col. Fremont did not eeem to be
present on the platform. swell, hunt him
up them" DRIED . voice, which provoked
m errment. But 81 be could not be found,
the crowd fell to cheering for Lincoln, Ham
lin, Baker, and the cause. Uncle Abe'l
Choir came forward, the log was brought IN,
and the song of sd be Maui and the Wedge
the anvil chorus-was we'll rendered.
Then, with more cheers, the meeting vas
Dismissed, and the great mass OF men and
women thronged into the street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
FROM EURHP
NEW YoRK, Nov. 20.

Tho steamer Glasgow brings Queenstown
dates TO the 6th.
The Bank had raised the rate OF interest
to 81 per cent.
tan troops, 1000 horses and 81 guns, being
pursued by the Ssr dinians, took refuge in
the Papal States, where their progress was
arrested by the French and Papal author
tiles. They will be disarmed after tho fall
Of Gacta.
Garibnlsi. il is said, will retire to private
life for time.
Father Gavarzi had been threatened in his
own house at Narles BY q crowd, who cried
down with GavaExi.
The official result OF tho Sioiian election
on annexation was, ayes 43, 2O4. nays 667.
Liverpool Nov. -Breadstuffs dull.
London, Nov. Sugar buoyans, and oil
qualities slightly higher.
American securities--sales of I'll. Cen. at
25@241 discount; Now York 1t 5000; Erie
shsfes 344.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

Old Abe ha. Dome out ali right. In look
ing over the fles OF he Herald We fnd in the
issue Of Jim l4,h, le4S, in an article emit
tied s.ouY Members in Congress-" the fol-
lowing passage: sin the IIous. VIZ have tai
ent, industry and sterling Democracy, not
even excepting or Wing friend. lincoln,
ieho is in fact Democrat in everything
but ihoughi. His hear, is Democratic. hu'
somehow bis head has rot turned into
Wing path, and he can't Got it right, bu, uii
CONE out right side up one Of these days.
Rather th,pk Old Abe 10 s.ripht aide up
nov! How is il, Mr.. usr4ldp-[Quinc
Wing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
New York IfnnAs Disc ~ n Ting
largely.
NV YCRK. Nov. %.

Our heaviest Banks agreed yesterday to
purchase bills TO The extent OF two millions
and half of dollars, and also to expand du-
ring the present week TO the extent Of 5 per
cent. beyond the receipts.
The bank committee have already pur
chased 500. 900 worth Of sterling bills
They will continue in session daily, but the
entire 81 $50, 600 regular drawers held TO
day nj l0i(ai06.
The banks discounted largely to day, but
outside paper has been rarely unsaleable.
rumor that the Metropolitan Banks are
about to stop the redemption Of State and
E.ssern currency, is without tho slightest
foundation.
Discount on uncurrent money 10 about ~
follows: Illinois and Wisconsin, l2(1l5
Iowa aud North Carolina, SIS; Virginia, &c.
Sea.h Carolina ard interior Aiabnma, iee-i
Mobile, Sc; New Orleans. &C.; Ohio, tndi
ana and New York, l30l&c.; Maryland ane
Pennsylvania, a(1lc.; BALTIMORE, 3c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
ILLINOIS BANKS.
Were security called For.

We copy the following from the Chicago
Tribune Of the Goth:
"A our readers know, call Tor additional
.ccur;t;rs has been made upon all the banks
whose bonds ct present valuations do not,
in the depressed state OF the stock market,
cover their issues. The call il addressed to
% banks, most OF which are those fret ere
a,et n1cr the law, and the securities or
which are mainly Missouri bonds, without
the 10 per cent. margin required Of all in
stitutions organised aincs tho law was
amended. We print list below, with the
amour, under the call required from each
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. Il

Esw ORLEANS, Nov. II.
The schooner Rcd Fox has arrived with
Tampico dates to the 10Th. a40O, 900 Of the
seized MEXICAN condneta. arrived at Tampico
on the lst 10 charge Of the Briish consul
The American consul claims that the money
saved belong. TO American citizens. Other
consirnees claim = lro rata.
The u. ). steamer Pawnee was ut Tam
rico attending 10 the matter. The people
tried TO rob it, but failed. Another repor,
had reached Tampieo that Guadalajara had
finally been captured. zen. Marques va,
taken prisoner and shot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
chicago Save Case.

CHICAGO, Nov. %.
Nine Of those engaged in the rescue Of
the slave girl Eliza. last weak, including the
justice who issued the warrant for she arrest
Of the girl for breach Of the peace after she
had been arrested by the u. s. Marshal, and
the Deputy SharlG who served the warrant,
we're yesterday indicted 10 the u. 8. District
court, for violation Of the Fugitive Slave
Law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
Ths yalc Of lewa.

We give below the vote Of Iowa for Gsv-
crpor 10 1859, and add two columns for the
vote for Lincoln and Douglas. The figures
for the latter are mostly majorities. We
will rive tho full vote for each a. fast ~ re-
ceived
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

LOUISVILLE. No,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l8.
The steamer Tecumseh, Captain Logan,
bonn1 from Cincinnati to Nav Orleans.
hesAv laden, sunk across the mouth OF the
calfal here. The cargo is badly damaged.
No lives were Loaf. Five coal boats also
sunk At tho entrance OF the canal. which
dAys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
Dsn's wnms Mechauscs.
NRw YnRK. Nor. o.

The steamer Auen.t., from Savannah, ar
rived this morning, bringing back to This
port about twenty Storage passengers. WIN
we're refused q residence by the authorities.
They are mechanics and laborers. She alse
brought three cabin passengers, Who we're
advised to leave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

fTRev. Frederic w. Beseher was ordain-
ea pastor Of The Hanover Street fcngrega
floral Church st hiissukee on tuesday, laet
IN givingths charge Rev. MIR. Corning
said ~ The young minister. First. remem-
ber that VOC are the son OF yoar father sc
ond, TINT you art the grandson Of your grant
fa1brr; All, third, shat you are tho nephew
Of your uncle"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

Mn HAHLlN's SuccEssoR.---lt IL said that
Hon. Israel y ashbufn, Jr., who was recent.
~ elsesed Governor Of Maine, will be nroba-
bly, chosen as Mr. Eamlln's successor in the
u. s. Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

CT The Nov York Mercury says the de-
feat OF Joe Lane is . death blow to American
literature, and will cause complete stagna
tion in that branch Of the aook-trade devo.
ted to Webster's Spoilers. Is i ramored
tears by the following dispatch:
.Me and Brick are depleted, bat god's will
be dnn.o "GosKT LANE"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

CTS. Howard, = Nav England negro,
has improved : machine for sewing hose,
10 CAlilornia, BY which he will realise for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

ETOf shs 0 600 people now residents Of
d yer Cry, \. r. les. than GOO are fems Les
and lees than 30 children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

CT The railway travel on the Sabbath, 10
England, il complete ard aheoiute. There
il i've times ~ much travel in that country
by railway on the Sabbath rs on any other
day. Excursion trains 70 out Of London in
almost every direction, especially toward the
sea coast, nj very low fares, on sabbath
III ,rnina, aud they are advertised oil over The
metropolis by enormous hsndbil- or posters.
and the utmost capacity OF the roads 10 taxed
10 convey ali who fock to the ,ermini.
FA "fashion" writer in a New York pa.
Per says the winter bpnnrts promise To be rs
severely plain ~ : Shsker meeting house
feathers and flowers will be seen u. rarely as
birds en- n prairie. Dark velvet depressed
over the forehead. xish almost straight sides,
PLAN crown, and decoration nf rich real lace
only will be recognized rs .on by the inliia.
ted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

1t giSes Us new faith in the capacity OF our
people for self government to know that even
10 New York city, which has so often been
the scene OF violence on election day, order
very generally prevailed on the 9Th inst. In
Baltimore and Philadelphia, too, which have
frequently been turbulent, there was no eeri-
Gus disturbance. The N. Y. Pos: mentions
the following interesting incident:
A friend of ours-a foreign minister, We
NAV add--who has not long bsen in the coun-
try, came on from Washington last week, to
be a personal observer of what he supposed
would be the turbulence of q popular olec
ton. lie anticipated nothing more than =
genera, riot. Having read tie newspapers
and heard the orators of the public meetings,
be Was at loss TO conceive how so much
heat ard enthusiasm could be worked of
without tloodshed. On the morning Of the
election be accordingly sailed forth (pretty
we'll armed, in order to prepare for On ene.-
eency), and tried in vain TO fni his way TO
the polls, eurposinc that be would easily be
led to them by the clamors. After wander
ing through several streets, which were al
moot ~ quiet ~ country village on Sun
days, be returned to b,s hotel to hire n wait
er 10 guide him to the voting places. lie
visited eevcral Of them 10 succession be saw
considerable crowds about them engaged in
earnes. conversation. but he did not see =
single fight, nor any signs of disorder. He
went away utterly surprised at the phenom
enon.
"llow il it." this gentleman asked us,
'sthat Americans manage these matiersa In
any other country saeb s,upendous change
o. policy AMI rulers 10 you accomplished on
Tuesday could only be Effected by civil var.
What ia the secret Of your .uocessi" Our
reply Was, that men we're fitted for freedom
by the possession Of freedom. In the W.
trammelied exercise Of their rights as mer
they arc educated to the governmei I Of them
selves. They respect the laxs which the'
them~elses make, and they love the order
without which there could be no liberty.
c. The ST. Louis Demo crst has tho fol
loving:
s.Fhe bankrupt hanks Of South Caroiin
propose, in consideration of the decree o
the Legislature legaliziag the Suspension o
specie payment, to lean the ma. nIncent gcv
ernment Of that sovereign State the pro
digions sum Of $500, 900 wi,h which to pre-
pare for war. Think OF il. The nation o
South Carolina Is about to have |400 GOO j
broken bank paper, with which TO rurchas
the munitions Of war requisite Or hringin
the Federal Government. to n realizing sens
of the tremendous nature Of the d,fhculsis
it will have to contend with in coercing th,
sovereign and awful State"
We think the country is safe for fe
days longer.
prevails in Missouri beyond the limits Of
Louis county. With the secret ballot syster
The vote for Lincoln would have been i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22
III CALL NApn.

BANKS UPON WHICH CALL IS MADE.
Amer. Exchange Bank, $Io,55l
RanL ~ Aurora. 32885
Rank ~ Cheeter. 6.466
Bank OF Commonwealth, s,2le
Bank or Naper~ile, I,oUo
Rank ~ pits County. 5.lo6
RANK OF Quincy. 24,5S2
r,t,z.n. Rsnk. 55i5l
Corn Exchange Bank, Is Coz
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, gu
Grand Prairie +" 6.383
G,avvilla 40 9ol
isfs,a.,e Bank. 1914
Merchants 4 Drover' Bank, 4,5i2
Morgan County Bank, 5..aa
National Bank, o,t0y
prsirie State. 2.O43
Railroad Rank. 5,O57
R.ed,s Bank. 1905
Southern Bank Of Illinois, GRANVILLE, % .4li
State Bank Of Illinois, 3o,too
OF these, not all will respond to the call
and our city bankers knowing the condition
OF each. have agreed to throw out the notes
of the following banks TO day:
LIST on BANKS fHE NOTES OF WHICH ARE
TaRowN oCr.
American Exchange Bank.
Bauh OF Aurora.
Bank OF the Commonwealth.
Sank OF Raleigh.
Corn Exchange Bank.
National Bank.
State Bank OF Illinois.
OF course. so decided . step as this will
cfea,e much excitement among the holders
of these notes, aud many, fearing . sill
further depreciation, will make haste TO
&c: rid of what they have on hand At any
rate which they may be offered. Our al
VIC. to all is not TO be precipitste. The
value OF the rejected bills il not determined
Ii will fucsua,e from day TO day with the
rise and fall Of the stock market.
IT TIE pc.s.leHt troubles Of the day ara sur
mnunted, before tho t,ms comes for closing
these banks up, their notes will again be al
par. In any event, they have intrinsic WORTH
and in every case il vail be wiser, where the
necessities OF the holder do net compel hrm
TO realize, TO hold ON and wait the progress
Of events.
liz is believed that every bank named in the
I list. save the revau, will make gaod its secu
rites and go on without trouble. At the
/ present. the seventy banks not embraced in
thi. cal, are solvent aud we have reason TO
believe that whatever may happen their notes
will be kept good. They are secured by
/ bonds not vet much epreciated-malniy
/ those Of the State OF Illinois and the United
/ Sta,es-and they have ten per cent margins
| that IL nn excess OF securities over circu
latsan-whieh entities them TO the continued
confidence of the public. On the rejected
notes, the people who hold them must charge
the losses TO that Iesiient little State oil
South Carolina, whose threats OF secession
IRE at the hattnm Of al this trouble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-22

ErThe nira rore mode Of voting still
prevails in Missouri beyond the limits Of ST.
Louis county. With the secret ballot system,
The vote for Lincoln would have been in.
creased by thousands.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14
Close of the First Volume.

This number of our paper closes its first
year-a year to Us Of untold trials, pleas
ures, and experiences, such as are calculat-
ed to make us, if not in many respects bet
ter, certainly wiser We have issued our
sheet promptly, and with our best ability
We have endeavored to meet, and trust
have succeeded in fulfilling, the expecta-
tions Of our patrons and the public gener-
ally, in that we have aimed to present the
cause of the Anglo-African in all its true
bearings.
In the future we shall endeavor to ex-
eel the past The substantial evidence of
the appreciation of our paper found in the
present list of our subscribers, and the pros
pect Of an increase, encourage US to this
end. May we not be disappointed. Will
not our patrons relieve any doubt by as
sisting us to swell our list, and thus en-
large our sphere of usefulness and forward
the cause of liberty and justice? Thank
ing our friends for the past, we look for
ward to continuance of their favors in the
brighter future.