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survivors q that blhd ui patriots aHi u
c.lrr.s ot their hfst meeting and their
march low they madc some six hundred
miles in sixty day thirty miles a dag, nnd
how, o. they nearcA their point of detui.
ton, Washington. who happened To bc
mah.nra a rccouuoranc' IN the hcighhar-
hood, -nW thrm approaching, aud rceaguz.
ing thr lnsey-wool-y hunting shirts OF oil
Virginia, roie np To- meet aud greet them to
the camp. low, wb,n be- saW ihelr captain
BIS old companion mafm., Stephenson, Who
tiopl ~ bis side at Great Mcai0ss, on
B.addocb lainl field, aud IN many an
lnI'sn campaign, and vhn reported hm,eli
70 oh.' comu1uirf o. "tfom hs r.Jit bdht
y ~ f"'eaa'. ho pmns From bis hortc
AMI elIsicl BE- oli friend aui companion ~
arms Win both hands. lie spoke no word
Of welcome, but ihc clolu'nce oi silence
/ io.i whni ht tongue con.l not aiiiculaic
: II" moved along TIE tanAs, shaking ~
{ har1 ot rach' from mhh To mon, ani 81
thc vhiie--as ny itiufmcr told me--'h'
1 W. tears Nerc seen courslns down hls mnnll
check.
AYE. sir, Washington uen'' And vhl
li iaf glorious sull 81 Washington ,Wel
( elil ea"Iau Why dd be vCgp' Benm.
BE- au t'at tAc cdu,e It hnsachuctt
va' practically the cause # Virginia BE-
(, csu,7 he sav that her citizens recognze'
/" The greet principle, involved in the contest
: lhlse Virginia volunteer, hhd come spoa
I tanlou.ly. They bal come ~ response &
= ODE words oi her Henry. that were lcapin
= lihc I've thunder through The laui. ielIin
4 The people oi Virginia that they must Fight
and fight Tor Massachusetts. They ha
!. cpmg 10 rally by Nashastons side, 70 i,
ieud yqar fathers ir.s.dcs,io protect thfI
= hrme- from harm. brli, ~ RAJ ba' be-
= rf'ufaeH John Brown selected the yer
: county a. The spot ior b. insasion; snd, :
:! ua. mentioned N the Senate. the rock vhs-
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i Morgan aud his men marched a fev bon
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poli,iod addresses OF circulars inteniei Tor n.
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tsi a all, wi. hase 10 DO psid Tor 10 advance, ni
double prise.
rY Editorial business notices 20 cents per lire.
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areiiy IN advance. A. souo~si OF slaieani Os-
tfie, SMc., SO; for County oAtes, 81.
obituary Notices over nine lines IN lenr'h, Of
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

tln l.brl burglar, wIen be-.
tt0t.H
lfehon' hai two wings, will |, be sblo
flY wli
iHo world is ralolby thfeo tings--cssh.
{ tumrrce. and Calico.
u awl hp, and 10 what capacity DO
elHr fieH ItkppcHgagoi IN dourt.shIp,
la wHny nrn
A rnnstef passinF by the shop of Mr..
Fnaudl observed ihal lip name would BE-
lfmN without tho r.
"Fumne knocks once, at least. q, every
nln.H danr II shc ever knocked At ours,
d vas uhga We were out.
Why u conscience Ike tho strap on tho
IN ilc q an omnIbusi because Il 10 su In.
ward cheek 10 The outward man.
llssail that IN some villages in the West
Il is 20 healthy that the folks have " shoot
man TO star. a burying.ground.
QrrBms ron DrnArE.--fs John's "beL
terhaf necessarily dcmi.Johni II 90,
has be not legal right to hek.'rs
We know some men, whS, when they srs
peploxed IN an argument, get out jus, -
poor debtors get out Of jail--they swear
out.
A Mr.. Lyon declined lighting duel, end
was called dog for il. "Ah, you may
de,A I.yop,'
-,
.a Mr' Jones' Why 90 you wear saas PEE
yow. s.o w,l, ~, co. ~, os H. h.... sss;i
-, a now ana
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clergyman, IN view Of the sleepiasse q
hi' congregation, and their sunday diet, -
'ima'ss 'ha' nc breaches to hi'y'hve bushes
ehd 'nfee PeeAs ol BAKED oeanh every ssa'
my
ESPrsssivE siLrscs.--"smsn thanks
TO you' said p'ain''l 70 one Of his W.T.
ne.'s,' Tor wha' you said 10 sn's eeses
An. sr, replied the consc'eeeSeO ~.
ness "bnt just think OF what eeeSeeeys
"Mr. Museum, II doess tail 10 kut ~
intircly. will !, not iu,eriesr with his leeo.
inowshani"
NO, cggsackly--ii might not Acct his
carriage, but .'woali entirely stop his NJ.
gin.
Aun, Iva, ,ryins TO persusds little
Eldv 10 retire a, suniown: aYou see. NJ
dear. low The little chickens 90 10 rocse =
iha, ,irnei" "Yes, nun,y." replied B11y.
.bu, the old hen alwavs roos with H."
Auuty tried no more arguments viii N.
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do they!" "Oh. YES" ss,d editor No. l.
Jones, here. did the Iyin' and ! dlS -
lammip. and, Of course. ws cane - =.
s,,her."
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- 0ov. Moore. of Alsbsma, has given
anew direction to gallaasry, ssd naa1lsssd
his defercass 70 he ftuals sex h . aovll
~. lei rspssss1 shas 1adiae he Psai-
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All .abnlpiioni nor dlnhHf fil W te
nns N .ubio1toa, oil htaaafta anN' Ht tt.
,sanssi ifs ped,oi a.iha0ru.o Hh.r0M Han
ADVERTISING itNTENt
Sla, has', ~ ls'', tih. His fyr'd ru,'h
eoaslIlaiea sItua-i.larsf one .laftnlaalt
u limos, El be olat,tl m 10 sll1fn CuH Of
liffs type alftai flf lha spdaf they occupy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

DR.. Hicks, In renewing his card TO the public
would call attention to . new style Of "Phte
Work, which Ia peculiarly adapted to fAt, irregu
lar, and otherwise didicult jaws. This improve
ment has been tested three ysaS and has Sustained
its early promise ofs6lling real want In plate
work. The work Is nov worn by many OF our most
prominent citizens, who give Ii hearty approval,
and to whom he is permitted to refer shcse inter
ested.
DR.. II. Ia also mounting Continuous Gum
work, ~ Block" work, and ordinary "Goid Plate
work, for which be has superior stock of msts-
rial. he Is prepared TO fll teeth with Gold Foil,
"Adhesiye Gold and "Chrystsi Gold, !" in the mosi
thorough and durable manner.
In view OF the stringency in money matters
some Allusion to PRICES may not be improper -
While on the hand. DR.. III. believes tito be th,
better policy, - we'll ~ the honester course, not
TO work Ut All than to work at prices that Will
| csssitats inferior work on the other hand he Il
willing to conform in his charges to the lowel
| standard of remuneration that other occupation
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, a thorough devo
| tion to his profession. and earnest desire II
please, he is determined 10 merit, and hopes To
ceve, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
! tofore enjoyed.
I JuiyIl.dAw
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I, Kookuk Book-BindoYy.

IAN Aookuk Book-Bindory,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY.
QLANK Books made and ruledto any REQUIRED
Dpattsrn. Court Records j Justices' Dock cts, A.
SCISSORS Book, Poll Books, Ac., 10. furnished Mt
short notice. 1s8
OLD Books, MAgaxines, Music, Ac., bound or re-
bound in any sAylA A1sifed. 't@
@Ay ebindeSy will bc found in McCune'
BulldinR corner of Man and Eeeond-sts.
sep lid ISAAC N. PEARCE.
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p I K f., q r e A x !!

It MARCYsS, N DeCNma.Street.
IA il the only place that you can get good Gail
twist Rifles, and Colts Revolvers ut tl6a piece.
nch3odly
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FLOUR I. FLOUR !!

rITY MILLS "FOuR ACE"
" Magnolia Mills,
Gate City Mills,
State Mills,
and other brands Of Flour for sale, hoiesaie and
Retail. Enquire at the "City Mills orat
W. III. AUSTIN h CO.'S,
DeeIg-dAw lis Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
tTwRLvE LInRs on LESS nAxa SouAnx1

business Cards, not exceeding six lipes, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
Tune~i Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed Advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head OF "speciai Notices." Seseie fac ordinary
rates.
Special Notices in the Local Column 10 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exslu-
siveiy In the Daily, after the frst two weeks
DO per cent. nore than the above rAtss
All traastsaf aduer.aem<afs mxsf % paid for
IN a6va~ee. This rule will not be varied from
when the advertiser uses the Weekly alane
the price will be the same ~ in the Daily
Where the Daily and Weekly are both ased
70 per cent. viii be deducted fron the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the ADVERTISED
pays 30 much for the space he occupies, the
changes being ch argsHhle fer the com pos iii on
only This plan il now generally adopted
Our charge for changes viii be is cents pei
square.
- In all eases whsre advertise mcnts arr
discontinued before the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
mp at our regular rates for the time aetna l.
y ia.
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IT WT' Ntl

FlsHE members at the lows Hi ate Insurance Conn
psny are hereby notified that the annual meet.
ing will be held ON the secrnd Monday Of January
mex Z, ~ the Office OF the Company in the City ol
heokuk, IT 2 clock y. m; II which time Board
Of Directors will be cecs cd for the ensuing yeAr.
WIN. r. TURNER, ssc'y.
Dec. 4. 1Sto.d1n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-06

M W. III ICKx, M. ~. Sur9oOn
Wl. Dentist. Office on Sscond-St., -
between M ain and Johnson streets, Keo
kuk, lows. N11O
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= on uk ,Et. De NJ Ofne 4 Mi nesssa
II ATL ID.
snnnn smnn -
u - - -
ONE DAILY TRAIN
I'M and sfter this date and m til urther notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train viii run each way
Leaving Bentonsport 81 2:3O Pm.
Counectiue 1t the latter place, as heretofore,
points In Middle, Western and Southern Iews,
Neeresxa, AansAst sc. -
1hnouHh !lChEis TO os- Louis' Louisvl1ie,
- ~ m so..A.r,
1o 1o"os' ~ -
s11 =. n~
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Coal.

EKOM THE N w YOH r. AND FARM
lNGTON CGAL MINES,
WHOLEsALE snd retail. Acknowledged BY
w all to BE- tho beat Iowa Coal.
This superior Coal delivered 1t Warsaw and Al
exAndriA. in lots Of lee0 bsshels and upwards, 1t
low rates. Once on Third-strses, near Main. ~
Augzed h. r. PLATT.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MOORE.

A portion of the Democracy of Moore County,
met IN Convention at the Court House in Carthage,
on the oath inst. The Convention called to
order by appointing W. d. Harrington, Esq, as
Chairman.
On motion it
ResOtred That the Chairman appoint committee
from each district to retire and report candidate to
represent Moore county, in the next Legislature
The Chairman appointed the following: lst, n. X.
Mcneil; End, Hiram WadSworth; 3Td, L. Il. Smith;
4th, Arch'd Harrington; 9TH, a. A. F. Seawell !;
9th, D. W. Kennedy; 18th, NJ. NJ. Blue, Sth, N. L.
Malloy; 9th, r. w. Collision.
During the absence of the committee, the meeting
was instructed and entertained by an able speech
by Col j. L. Davis. At the conclusion of Col. Da-
VS. speech, the committee returned and reported,
recommending Col John Morrison. The announce
ment of Col Morrisons name was greeted with APP
pause, and he was unanimously declared the NOM
inee
On motion of Col. Davis, committee was ap-
pointed to apprise Col Morrison of his nomination.
Mr.. Morrison then appeared upon the stand and held
forth IN powerful speech which was listened to
with deep interest
On motion it was ordered that the proceedings
be published in the Daily and Weekly CarotiniaR,
and that the Standard be requested to copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. d. HARRINGTON, Chm'n.
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RALEIGH TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
APRIL Goth, 1860

APRIL 26th, 1861
The Printers of Raleigh met at the Court House
last night, for the purpose of recognizing the
Raleigh Typographical Society.
Present: Messrs. Dudley, Keith, Henson, Bunting
White, Gulley, Taylor, Afford Walton DeFord,
Crowder, Nichols, Brommell, j. w. Maroon and j.
Jones-all the Offices in the City, except one, being
represented.
On motion, Mr.. D. C. Dudley, President of the
former Society, was called to the Chair, and Mr. W.
W. White requested to act as Secretary.
The Society organized and the following
gentlemen were elected officers:
ID. G. DUDLEY, President.
j. G. BRoNNELL, LIST Vice President.
G. W. WALTON, Cd Vice President.
j. II. Afford, Secretary.
SETH X. jones' Treasurer.
On motion, Committee, consisting Of one from
each Office in the City, appointed to report at
the next meeting, Constitution and Bylaws, and
also Scale of Prices for the adoption of this Society
The Committee were MessrS. White, Bunting
DeFord, Nichols, Maroon and Afford
The Society adjourned to meet again on Wednes-
day night the 9th of May next, at the Court House.
at which time and place it is hoped erery journey
man printer in Raleigh will be present
ID. c. DUDLEY, President
j. H. AFFORD Secret0ry
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IN CAROLYN STANDARD WEDNESDAY, May D. 1860. ~

ing to pay tax according to bis ability if the rich
man will pay according to his wealth
My competitor talks of the compromise OF 1885,
and says it gave slave owners protection-it gave
land owners protection also, and yet my competitor
went heart and SOUL for striking it out and taking
it away.
If the people want to change the constitution,
they have the right to change it But whenever
you speak of changing it the immortal little negro
stands in my competitors way and makes him be-
lieve there's ghost in his path.
My way to equalize taxes is to put it higher on
the negro and lower on the land. He would take
it off the land and put it on nothing. l made
speech in the Legislature in favor of reducing the
tax on land to u per centum and the Standard
complimented me for it ,,
Pm in favor of an open convention, if called on
the federal basis, for, whether open or restricted,
the slave owner will have the majority.
The West wants nothing more than that the Con-
according to value The Asheville paper says so,
and, Todd R. Caldwell says. (dere the speaker
produced a letter from Mr.. Caldwell)
My competitor says it would be tyranny to tax
the poor mans necessaries. North Carolina now
taxes them. There is tax of one half of one per
centum on every thing the merchant sells-cofee,
sugar; calico, &C.,
1t taxes the broker one-half of one PEI centum
on his profits.
The present system of taxation discriminates in
favor of the rich man and against the poor.
My competitor wouldn't tax coffee and sugar
high as whiskey-I wouldn't tax them at all. The
nan who drinks whiskey pays SO on the 800; the
slaveowner pays only six cents on the 800. /
would tax neither brains nor muscles. Heaven pro-
tect me from the system that would tax the poor
mans labor and exempt the rich mans negro.
From the foregoing may readily be collected the
| drift of Mr.. Pools argument We have not sought
to unite, in connected CHAIN the links of his argu-
ment, but simply to give his leading points, near
as possible, in his words. We have tried to do
him impartial justice so far and have not added a
| single comment Of our own.
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MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
In pursuance to previous notice, the Democratic
Executive Committee, met at FranklntOn, on Friday
the 9th inst
Present: Henry G. Williams, of Nash, J. U.
Kirkland, Of Orange, NJ. Hawkins, Of Franklin, n.
w. Cooper, of Nash, j. Ii. Gooch, of Granville and
Il. j. Foote, of Warren.
On notion Mr.. Foote, was requested to act as
Secretary
The Chairman, Henry G. Williams ESQ.,, stated
the object of the meeting to be the nomination OF
an electoral cand date in the place of Mr. Cameron,
who had declined
Mr.. Cooper, of Nash, offered the following, which
was adopted:
RCsOlged, That we deem it inexpcdlent to call
Convention Of the Democratic party of the District
and believe it to be the duty of the Executive Com
mttee TO nominate Democratic Ilector for this
District
The name of Henry w. Miller, was then proposed,
and he was unanimously elected
Mr. Gooch, Of Granville stated that the 0pposi-
ton party had two assistant electors and moved that
we appoint another assistant Democratic elector
and proposed the name of the Hon. \. w. Nenable,
who unanimously elected.
On motion, the proceedings ordered to be
published in the Democratic papers of the District.
On motion, the Committee adjourned.
HENRY G. WILLIAMS ChnfR.
T. j. FooTE, Sec'y.