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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

All tbs counties have been heard from Of
fclallv except Forest, and give Lincoln 266,.
5lS, Fusion i75 s96, Douglas 1880, Bell
u I54. Lincoln's present majority over the
Fusion iicke, 90 622, Over tho Douglas
tick, 25l l68, over Bell 255,1G4, over all
opposition C2 5ls Forest, the only county
not heard from, officially, gave Gov. Curtin
90 maj Aiding his to Lincoln's majority
above II will be % 6s2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

Il q.
DR.. Massey, Of f. Scott, arrived here this
evening. He left. Fl. Scott on Tuesday last
The rumors Of the burning Of the town on
Monday night nre incorrect. lie confirms
the accounts OF the murder Of five men, and
the capture Of others, who have probably
met the same fate. Montgomcry's gang are
well armed with sharp's rides and heavy re-
yoivers. They have plunderei the town Of
Paris, and arrested many or its citizens. The
people have petitioned the Secretary Of the
Interior, 10 the ehrcnce or Gov. Medary.
70 come to their assistance with Federal
tr0ops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

We make the following extracts from
sLewis's Now Gymnastics" Bosten
4 LIrrLE GHlLDREN's DREssEs-NAKsD ARns
AND NEcK.-A distinguished physician, who
died some years since in Paris, declared: IL
believe that during tbs twenty-six years
have practiced my profession in this city,
twenty thousand children have hesn carried
TO their graves BY the absurd custom Of ex-
posing their arms naked"
have often thought il Z mother were
anxious to show the soft, white skin Of her
baby, and would cut round hole 10 the liz
tie things dress, just over the heart, md the
carry il about for observation by the COM
pAny, II would do very little harm. But to
expose the baby's arms, members 10 far 70.
moved from tho heart, and with such feeble
circulation At best, is = most pernicious prae-
tice.
Put tho bulb Of thermometer 10 baby's
mouth; the mercury rises to % degrees
Now carry the same bulb TO It's little hand !;
II the arms be bnre, and the evening cool,
the mercury will sink 10 degrees OF course
oil the blood which flows through these arms
and hands must fall from 90 TO 40 degrees
below the Temperature OF the heart. Need
say that when these Gold currents OF blood
dow back into the chest, tha child's gener al
vitality must be moro or less compromised ?
And mead ! add that we ough. not to bs sur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

Nav York. Nov. %.
Tho Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial telegrapbs that the city 10 alive
with runors Of 1rave disagreemen,s in the
ahinct The President maintains the lie.
gality OF secession, rs we'll - iss impoliey,
and has resolved 70 earnestly rcbuke it. Sec
re'ares Goth AMI Thompson thresteD TO re-
sign, unless he suppre--es the condemnation
OF the ercesslonr's proceedings. The Post
master 70 sems extent diseents from the
Presidents position. but it is doubtful wheth
er he will carry bis opposition far ~ TO
resign, IN case tho President adheres to his
sentiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

FORT kEARNEY, NOV. Y.
The Pony Express, which left San Fran
Disco on the evening Of the 10th, passed here
At O'Clock this morning. but left no die
patches for the Associated fress. This Pony
Express was over "a hours behind time owing
TO bad storms in the mountains.
Tho wind here IL east nf north and blowing
gale, accompanied with fine dry snow -
The mercury in the thermometer marks 90
and 10 descending
The few Pixies Peakcrs who arc now on
thu road in this violnity, have pitched their
tents and anchored them 10 await the ahate
ment Of the storm, it being amos. impossi
bic 10 travel with OK teams and tent wagont
ia such boisterous weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

The supreme Court of Illinois has decided
that banks are required to redeem their notes,
IN whole packages IA presented. and that re-
deem nS one note at II time Is equivalent 10
= refusal; and that on the failure +, redeem
package and protest, II il the duty Of the
Auditor OF State TO wind UT the bank and
sell the securities. THIS decision, it will be
perceived, makes i easier than heret ofnre to
DIAL With the Illinois banks The Wild cats
among shsm will feel it, fleets; while those
managed on correct principles, and lncate
where the business wants Of the community
demand them, viii DOT be affected [Chica
70 journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
4 ThlIanct phtan Threatened with
Tar and Eca Tiers.

From the PhiladelI aia Nor b Americin,1
We yesterday had lnin,ersiew with gen.
tleman returned on the same morning from
Georgia. His adventures for the last few
days have been rather exciting than pleas
nrable. For the eskc Of handle. We call
him MIR. C.. MIR. q. Was engaged ~ a
salesman by a businessman ia the interior
Of Georgia, and i well known % this city-
his place OF nativity as useful and con
sentative citizen. In ',eorgia. il appears, a
different opinion VAS formed OF him hy some
of the candiEe Of the town in which he re-
sided
Last week a committee OF FIVE roughs
called 1T the store in wbich be was ennsp ed.
Scowlirg upon him, they impaired the infor-
NATION that his presence in the town could
no longer be permitted, and that 10 the event
Of his remaining they would not be respons-
iblo for his early deccase.
MIR. q. was very much surprised. "Why.O
said he, IL am as much in favor of Southern
rights as you are. voted for Douglas and
exer.ed my personal influence to secure his
election"
.sThat makes no difference" was ths curt
reply. "You are a Philadelphia, and YOU
must leave. Forty eight hours hence, II YOU
are still hero, you'll receive coat OF tar and
feathers
"But,n demonstrated Mr.. G., ssmv prino-
pal il ahsent. | cant desert him in this way.
| will not go till he returns, and the man
who lays finger on me shall rue it''
The committee took their departure, and
Mr.. Ii. armed himself. friend aroused
him during the night, and informed him tina,
a crowd Of rnlhahs were on their wav 10 - !.
sault him. lle itDme lately left, and made
| his way 10 Savannah Will it be credited
that the rnfians, anger rcd at his escape, tele,
! graphed TO Savannah biz description, 40 az
expelled aboltionst? Such il the fact. and
on HE arrival at Savsnnah il required al biz
/ ing aIuiiy "a nnae ols way TO the steamer
without receiving violence.
MIR. u. arrived In thu CITY yesterday morn.
! ing, no longer a Douglas man, but q decided
I Lincoln man. But TIN isn't all the story
By the same steamer arrived q gentleman anc
lady driven from Georgia BY the same me
naoes. The gentlem ~ had taken bic wifi.
there BY the advice Of medical men, that DO.
culiar climate being c,nsiiered Of benefit X
her. They we're quie ~ snjourning 1T no
tel, minding their own business, when The
same committee who lad visited Mr.. q. also
gave them notice 10 quit.
The rufhans thus acting, we understand
are the camille OF the place, yet, just 3
present, their hat seems to overAwe tho Don,
servative portion Of tie people. In neither
Of these Gases were the banished parties thu
adherents OF the Republican party, though
heIcsforth IL will be hard to Gnd them upor
any other side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
NV York ana Boston Hanks.

A rumor resched hare on Saturday morning
tina. the Boston and New York City Banks
had suspended specie payments. We waited
with lively interest for the arrival Of the mail
in the evening, for Stable Information, but
- the mail did not arrive 10 time, and "a We
did not choose to wait for it till Sunday
night, We went TO press with such reports rs
We had.
We think il altogether probable that the
report 10 correct. The Chicago Tribune Of
Thursday says that private kilograms re-
ceived on Wednesday afternoon reported that
the New York City Banks would suspend on
Friday, and that in consequence Of that dc
termination the stock market Gin New York;
Immediately improved, sales at the second
board advancing to 3 per cent. on the
prices ruling at the FIRST board.
We notice, also, by tho kilograms Of the
Goth, 2ls., and o2j, that various projects
were entertained BY tho large Bapks Of Nav
York, for the relief Of the money market
The projects changed from day to day.
clearly indicating a want OF confidence in
each other, and the impossibili,y OF final
agreement. Doubtless the last and perhaps
wisest conclusion was to suspend specie pay.
maHts. Thus no one bank would incur Tia
bility for another, and ali could act on the
characteristic New York principle-"every
one for himself and the devil take the hind
most."
Moreover, We heard through Mr.. II. X. Love,
Banker IN THE city, Who returned from Quin
cy Oh Saturday morning, that the rumor OF
suspension was current in that place on FRI
dav. although he could not trace up the re-
port to a wholly reliable source.
There il, however, little doubt. that the
suspension has occurred. 1t ~ould hardly
seem credible that IT could occur in the face
OF an enormous accumulation Of speeie in N.
Y, an unusually expanded currency, axtrsor
binary crops, and an unusual foreign demand.
But the fahure Of crops 10 tho South. and
the bankruptcy u the Southern traders, cap.
ped by the eacessioa furry, have unsettled
confidence, disrupted the usual course Of the
ontEon Whuf, mace ~ iInPoeslUlet 70 AHtci"
pate the proceeds Of cotton sales by draw
iLg 90 England, and thus every thing CON-
ours to bring on ''jolly, high old panic"
A. the whole country is now suspended,
and the North is rich in crops for which
there is good foreign demand, is flooded
with we'll secured currency, and has piles
upon niles OF gold. we fnav speedily look fol
considerable easement IN financial affairs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
FROM Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. %.
Hon. Hannibal IIamlin arrived this morn
ing. and was presented to Mr.. Lincoln Dy
George w. Goss, Of the fremont House, per
forming the ceremony.
This forenoon the Presiden, and Vice Pres
ident. and other members OF the party, visit
Cd the Niewam and new Pos,afilcs. This
afternoon they have been closeted. attending
to business OF q private nature. To morrow
they have public reception at the fremont
House parlors, from 10 to Il O'Clock.
Mr.. Uamlin and Senator Trumbul leave
on saturday morning for Washington. The
former going direct, and the latter via New
York
Several politicians are here from different
parts Of the Union none, however, OF any
prominence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
The sewers Of tho WIND kcaPtnR
the htriWind.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 70.
This has been the most gloomy day yet
among the merchants. A heavy cotton house
and other mailer houses suspended.
The Banks have resolved to cooperate to-
eethcr and stil positively refuse to make
any discounts.
Cotton is declining. The stock on hand
is now so, COO bales. Several OF the heavy
PLANTERS refuse to send forward their cotton
at present, rreferring TO wait for a reaction.
Sterling Exchange Down to 95. Financial
rnide-rs asemrNtpt ahsrasch'ng climax.
The suspension Of tho Farmers Bank OF
Richmond Was received this afternoon, du
ring business hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

CT The prosaic character Of the Swiss
seems 70 lind delight in stripping their an
C,Ant annals ~ I'll. the fair nowers Of fancy
lnat nave usurred The ieid Of strict and dull
chronological detail. William Tell, archer.
apple, and all, has long been relrgated from
the clear day Of history to the twilight Of
popular tradition, and act down as = mere
myth, and DOW ur. Ottolar Lorentry has
taken pains 70 provc that the story OF Arnold
won W,nkrlriet'- heroic dea'h q, the battle
OF S.mpaeh, sni how be broke the serried
phslsux ~ the enemy BY gathering ~ his
breast IS .beaf Of Austrian spears,n ia
equity unworthy II credit, being unknown
30 the cotemIorsry narrators Of the event,
and only making Its appearance some hun
dTed years atterward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

NV ORLEANS, Nov. D.
1t is reported that several produce houses
have susnended TO day.
Meetings are being held in Texas, calling
IN the Governor to convene the Legislature
to consider the proper method OF vindicating
the rights and honor Of Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81

WARRINGTON, NOV. 4.
Orders will be forthwith dispatched order
ing United States troops in Kansas to suoh
points ma may be necessary Tor the protec-
ton or the Land ciiisers in the performances
Of duty, ~ we'll as the public property me-
naced, including Fort Scott.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

IkAVKNWUhIu3
In view OF the preeens state Of affairs 10
Southern Kansas, call has been issued for
public meeting to sustain Gov. Medary in
enforcing law and order in the Territory
The call is signed by number OF prominent
eitlzcns who have heretofore acted with the
free State and Republican parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
from Warrington.

WARRINGTON, Nov. q.
The District Of Columbia banks suspen led
spfcie payment to day. There il no manic
The father Of Gan. Wnihr,dge, Or Ny.
died this m ,rning, after suffering illness of
several weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
Financial Matters In boston.
BosToN, Nov. %.

No serious results have yet attended the
financial pressure, and remttances from tbo
hottest parts OF the South continue TO come
IN. ~ usual, the statements or reputation
by Southern creditors are untrue, 40 Tar a.
this city is concerned. Should tho tm@rpen
ey require il, the directors Of all the Boston
nAhks propose TO discount to the amount Of
nve MILLIONS " dollars, which will speedily
make money easy In this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
The vote OF Iowa.

We give below the Yosr Of Iowa for Gsy-
ernor in 1859, and add two columns for the
vote for Lincoln and Douglas. The figures
FOR the latter are mostly majorities. We
viii give the full vote for each - fast - re-
ceived:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
Ilifoois Ranks.

There is much better feeling in regard to
the rejscted Illinois currency. Several OF
our merchants advertise TO take 1t at par Tor
goods, and We hear II proposition on tho
part Of our bankers, with few exceptions,
and some Of our railways, to take II 90 here
tofore.--[ Chicago Trib., 22d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

BOSTON, NOV. 70.
A complimentary Levce was given to Gov.
Banks aud LADY last night by the citizens Of
Waltham. irrespective OF party, at which the
Governor was presented with . service Of
silver plate and Mrs. Banks valuable gold
watch. The contemplated departure Of Gov.
Banks for the Yves. causes much regret
among his friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

New YosK, Nov. %.
The session Of the New York and Erie,
Penn. Central and Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
roads, il being held u day, at the st. Nicho-
las Hotel, with closed doors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
Suspended specie Payment.

uEEEINUy ASUVs
The Banks 10 this CITY have suspende j spe-
Gle payment this morning. They are in
undonbtod condition, and viii keep their
notes good currency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

JsfFkRsoN CIrY, No., Nov. y.
The Governor has appointed Thursday the
o9th. to be observed rs day of tbanksgiv
ing and prayer throughout the Safe OF MIS-
souri,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
.s..a-.--sz---s-----s-
X EO X II X.

Tns Dxs Ao4HEs rALLEf WHis il published
avery Monday ., his Office Is one Of the eldest pa.
pers In Iowa, and hasa widely extended circus
ton throughout the Der Noines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

CO. The Indebtedness III the South am cunts
TO $l2u.OoO0O1. We'snpFosc il the North
would pay shi. pubic debt and also ths pr
vale and municipal jeb'e, the seeding States
would consent 10 remain 10 the u MON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
More Banks suspended specie Pay
na M

NosroLK, Va. Nov. %.
The branches Of the Virginia Bank Mt Nor
fox and Portsmouth have suspended specie
payment. The Farmers Bank, of Norfolk,
has also suspended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26

p~ised At its frequently recurring adeotions
OF the lungs, throat and stomach2
have asen more than one child with habit.
ual cough and hoarseness, or choking with
SIMPLY keeping it's arms and hands warm
Every observing and progressive physician
has daily opportunities to witness the same
simple euro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
from phItadeyphta.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
The Bank Presidents met at noon to- day to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-26
!; = I - 7 = 3
SEVEN YEARS.


fHHE Seven Years Ct uurivalsd success attend.
ing be
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

new YoRK, Dee. 5.-FIour-scarcely so
much doing prices generally unchanged :;
moderate export demand for extra state at
rs. but holders refuse to sell round lots
below so sales of $500 bbIs at 4 500
4 50 for super state / 1904 IS for extra
do 55G4 So for super western !;
4 SOFAS 10 for extra round hoop Ohio !;
market closing quiet with no very
pressing desire on the part of holders to
realize. Corn meal quiet and unchanged.
Whisky a shade firmer and less active :;
sales of 475 bbls at 1909. Wheat
moderate export demand; holders disposed
to insist upon better prices. There is not a
great deal doing. Rye less plenty and firmly
held at 68M70. Barley-limited demand
and unchanged Corn dull but prices I'M
changed. Sales 10 600 bushels at 63@64
for mixed Western C8 for white Southern.
Oats freely offered and heavy. Pork dull
and heavy and decidedly lower. Sales of 200
bbls at 8 62GGl5 IS for old mess. De-
mand for beef limited and market heavy
8 50C9l0 90 for repaclled mess 10 500
II 90 for extra do. Prime mess beef dull
and nominal Cut meats dull 606I for
shoulders 8(693 for hams. Bacon quiet !;
sales of 100 boxes long middles at Oh
Hogs a little firm 64@68 for corn-fed
dressed 5I@54 for live. Lard-frm de-
mand and moderate sales $50 bbis sold at
9@IO4 No. I to prime Western. Butter
lIG0lJ for Obio; t482l for state. Cheese
steady at 9@l14. Coffee-transactions on
" to a limited extent and prices without
nNteriaEchange
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17
s4g- Mr.. Curtin, the newly elected Go,

g.l9r Mr.. Curtin, the newly elected Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, in Il speech in Phil
adelphia on the LIST, said
The law-making power of this State has
never designedly placed upon our statute
book laws to cOntravene or obstruet the
execution of any act of the Federal Govern
ment; but if there be any statutes on our
book which, in effect, do contravene or con-
flict with any legislation of the National
Government, or obstru1t the execution OF
any lave of the United States, upon being
fully satisfied that such is the fact, let us
repeal them. Earnest aad prolonged cheer
ing) Let Rs show to the South and the
North, and all the world, that wlile> Penn
sylvana viudicates her own interests and
rights, She is faithful to The Union, and that
the right Of no State or man in The nation
shall ever be interfered with, restricted or
limited by any act Of the people of Penn
sylyania.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

Col RoBERT ANDERSON INTENSE inter
est is felt throughout the country in respect
to the officer who commands the garrisons
of the United States Forts at Charleston.
We learn that the Officers name is Robert
Anderson. and his rank that of Colonel. He
is a we'll known and gallant officer, who
distinguished himself in the Mexican war,
and was severely wounded in the battle of
Moline del Rey He is the, elder brother of
our fellow-tow Larz Anderson, ESD,
and is a man Of clear grit pluck, and high
toned honor. He is devoted lover of the
Union of the States, and may be relied upon
to defend the forts to the last extremity.
There is reason to hope that the country
will =" find "the right man in the right
place" - Gin C6u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17
LAST YEAR AND THIs.-The Louisville

LAST YEAR AND THIs.-The Louisville
journal says;
Last year when the United States marines
captured John Brown and his fellow traitors
who had seized the United States Arsenal
at Harpers Ferry, there were no objections
raised to the employment of Federal troops.
Now that the United States Arsenal at Char
lesion is in the possession ofpriyate citizens,
and Fort Moultrie is threatened with attack,
it is argued that it would be tyranny and des-
potism to send Federal troops for their pro-
fPctiOn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.


5G6 hu@h ahclled corn, VIM. M. Altman; 200
bu-h ahellcd corn, 100 bush ear corn and IS bills
-four, Crane Brown 1875 sacks bran, ticrces rice,
bdls sash, bx 2 ass, Geo, Foster il Co 90 bush
SHIELDED corn, ]. 4 D. Holman; loads hogs, l
car load chickens, 100 bush feed @ W. Tuil; dress
ed hog, Mrs West; I bN sundres, Allis Hoves !;
] car load poultry p G 0Riley 30 kegs soda, s.
T. Gilbert & Co; / bdle cloth, Kraft Heilman (;
. dressed hogs, Toph g. Lore; l bx mdse, Archer
& Mackey; I crate queensware, Hollngswerth &
Bros; III hardware, G. 5 Wells; bale dry goods,
! II Maghee half car load hubs and spokes, sam
ueI Orr a. Z. SHRADER, AgenI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

Dr. PARsoSs-It has been industriously
published throughout the country that the
Rev. c. D. Parsons, the distinguished
Methodist divine, had severed his connec-
ton with the Methodist Church and united
with the Episcopal Church. We are in
formed that the Doctor has reconsidered his
late action. and that he last evening made
formal application to the Conference, and
some time will elapse ere the result of the
application will he announced.-LouiSUiILe
TGYy1,y'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17
Sonnefhinp New

Having opened an establishmenp for the manu-
,facture OF CORN BROoMs n Water at. bet. Main
aHt I46Cnst, in the Room formerly occupied ~ The
telegraph 0fcR, would respectfully call the At
g. tian OF the Citizens OF Evansville 10 the fact tt
ann now manufacturing every DESCRIPTION 81 Corn
Broom . and will sell 81 lower prices than the sanlO
IN, ;.t l1 ia. Cincinnati OF Louisville. Pea ers
-sould do Won 10 call at nay estabh hmcnt before
pUrchasius elsewhere. The Market triCc rad tof
Erocza Com at all tiI1lez- An. CONN
sou 2S-..uG
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

The Legislature of Indiana meets on
Thursday the 10th day of January 1861,
and the Inauguration of Henry S. Lane as
Governor and Oliver P Morton as Lieut..
Governor will occur on the Monday follow
ing 1t will be a spectacle worth seeing. Z
TT H. Express.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-17

CANAL TRrsrFE.-Onr friend W H. H.
TerriH, Of tbia place, will be candidate
before the Legislature for the Office of Canal
Trustee. Ar Tcrriu rendered valuable SER
vice 10 the canvass, and possesses all the
qualification requisite fol fair dis
charge Of the duties OF the Office
His extensive acquaintance and numerous
friends make him formidable for the place.
We hope he IT i'll succeed Gal Gaz.